If your vessel has a valid planned route on hiFleet, after you click this vessel, you will be able to see the coloured route with visualized data of wind,wave and etc. in the coming 10-15 days. By using this function it will help the vessel to avoid rough water and heavy weather along the voyage in advance.
If your vessel has no valid planned route right now, please click Route Planning to create one.
Historic route weather
Check the wind and wave options when you search the historic route of a vessel, then you can see a coloured route on the map. You can also view the weather data in the table below including meteorological element as pressure, wind, gust, significant wave, wave, current.
Weather Symbols
Any confusion for the marine weather symbols, please view the following page.
Global weather forecast and “with fleet”
Global marine weather forecast from US NOAA，is more user-friendly for mariners，including pressure, wind, sea and current forecast in the next 15 days.
After the ship’s route planned，the weather forecast can deduce with the ship’s planning route. The video will predict the future weather condition along the ship’s pathway. Please click play to watch the demonstration video below.
Typhoon avoidance
This function will help to ensure the navigation safety and efficiency during typhoon.
Refer to the predicted pathway of typhoon, the route can be planned to avoid it. You could check the closest point and closest distance.There is multi-typhoon option, and ship's position and speed is editable.
After the captain sending the current voyage planned route to the hiFleet email reports@hifleet.com by registered email and the daily weather forecast data updating, the weather forecast for this voyage will be sent to vessel’s email automatically, including the weather elements, speed estimation, deck reckoning and weather facsimile chart for the next 5 days.
