Trends Explorer
Relative interest across vessels, ports, places and lighthouses — indexed 0–100 from anonymous search and map-tracking activity.
Attribution — How Maritime Interest Arrives
How maritime interest arrives — search versus map, broken down by vessel class and source screen, with the search-to-vessel chains behind it.
Sources
Share of traced opensBy source screen
Query → vessel chains
What searches openedBy vessel class
Search / map lean per type| Vessel class | Share | Search / map mix | Lean |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cargo | 35% | Mixed | |
| Tanker | 11% | Mixed | |
| Fishing | 9% | Mixed | |
| Tug | 8% | Mixed | |
| Pleasure Craft | 7% | Mixed | |
| Other | 7% | Mixed | |
| Passenger | 7% | Mixed | |
| Sailing Vessel | 5% | Mixed | |
| Container Ship | 2% | Search | |
| Bulk Carrier | 2% | Search | |
| General Cargo | 2% | Mixed | |
| Ro-Ro or Passenger Ship | 1% | Mixed | |
| Passenger Ship | 1% | Mixed | |
| Dredger | 1% | Mixed | |
| SAR | 1% | Mixed | |
| Local Vessel | 1% | Mixed |
About this data
The Trends Explorer reflects relative interest in the vessels, ports, places and lighthouses people track on MarineRadar. Every figure is an index from 0–100 — not a raw count — re-based each refresh, so read it as relative attention and rank rather than an absolute or cross-time count. Signals are derived from anonymous search and map-tracking activity across 112,000+ vessels and refreshed every few hours. A higher number means attention is growing faster, not that traffic is larger in absolute terms. It reflects what people are watching — not AIS ship positions.
The data moves in real time — so should you
The Explorer shows relative interest. Open the app for the live positions behind it: track any of 112,000+ vessels, refreshed every 5 minutes by satellite.