While dashboards provide the statistics, the Orbify Live Map provides the context. It is a high-performance, interactive geospatial engine designed to give you a "god’s eye view" of every LNG vessel and terminal on the planet. Whether you are tracking a specific cargo or monitoring global congestion, the map turns raw AIS data into a strategic tool.
The world of LNG is vast, but Orbify makes it easy to navigate.
Zoom and Explore: Use the intuitive zoom controls to move from a global overview of trade lanes to a granular view of a specific jetty at a terminal.
The Power Search Bar: The search bar is your shortcut to information. You don't need to hunt for a needle in a haystack: simply type a Vessel Name, IMO number, Port, Terminal, or Owner to jump directly to that asset.
A map is only useful if it shows you exactly what you need. Orbify’s Layer Filters allow you to declutter the view and focus on specific operational needs.
Filter by Status: Isolate laden vessels from ballast units to see where available capacity is located.
Layer Customization: Toggle specific layers on or off (such as terminal locations, specific trade zones, or weather overlays) to understand the environmental and logistical factors affecting your fleet.

To navigate effectively, you need to speak the language of the map. The Map Legend is your key to interpreting vessel movements at a glance.
Directional Icons: Arrows indicate the vessel's current heading and speed.
Color Coding: Use the legend to quickly distinguish between different vessel classes or operational statuses (e.g., green for laden transit, red for ballast, or specific markers for "Floating LNG").

Every icon on the map is a gateway to deeper data.
Click on a Vessel: Instantly access a sidebar with the ship’s speed, destination, estimated time of arrival (ETA), draft, and historical track.
Click on a Terminal: View real-time port activity, including vessels currently at berth and those waiting in the anchorage zone.

The Orbify Live Map provides real-time tracking across major maritime routes, allowing for instant identification of fleet clusters and terminal activity.