A virtual AIS mark has no physical buoy at its transmitted position. Reception requires suitable AIS equipment and a display supporting AIS AtoN information; the marking plan accounts for the equipment used by vessels in the area.
The shore installation requires power for the transmitter, server and communications equipment. Hosting, backup and any server or transmitter redundancy are confirmed for the selected deployment.
The project establishes the marking function, position and operating requirements.
Vikingegaarden confirms the equipment configuration and installation requirements.
The installation scope includes mounting, power and supported monitoring interfaces.
Commissioning verifies the specified functions and records the settings.