1. Scenario for Maritime Intelligence Global Vessel Tracking & Vessel Investigation Maritime Security Expo 2007 New York City, NY

2. Proprietary Scenario Details Location: –South / Pacific Ocean approach to Panama Canal Zone. –Transition to North / Atlantic Panama Canal. Objectives: –Confirm all known targets from AIS reporting –Acquire targets (High Interest Vessel) whose AIS reporting does not match the vessel.

3. Proprietary Scenario Sequence GEOEYE Event: –Satellite Acquisition of South/Pacific approach to Canal Zone. Lloyds-Register/Fairplay Event: –AIS acquisition for Canal Zone –Transmission of AIS records to GEOEYE Combined Event: –Analysis of known targets against LRF Vessel and Ownership Databases –Look for Vessels not reporting as themselves; known as “spoofing” and against USCG laws.

4. Proprietary (1) Tactical Picture

5. Proprietary (2) Review and Confirm

6. Proprietary (3) Database lookup by Name

7. Proprietary (4) Database Details

8. Proprietary (5) Zoom in for Details and Measurement(s)

9. Proprietary (6) Review Next Target

10. Proprietary (7) Check against Database using IMO number

11. Proprietary (8) Database Record unsure?

12. Proprietary (9) Measure and Assess

13. Proprietary (10) Database Research detects Spoofed or False AIS Reporting!

14. Proprietary Conclusions? We can locate vessels using 82-cm color commercial satellites (41-cm in 2008). We can identify ships from their AIS reporting and locate complete details in Lloyds- Register/Fairplay databases. We can identify Vessels whose reporting does not match their registration. We can identify Vessels that are not producing AIS reporting at all