HINNAMNOR formed as a Tropical Cyclone on August 27th in the Pacific Ocean and intensified into a Category Two Typhoon on August 29th. Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JWTC) forecasts a rapidly intensifying Category Four Typhoon in the next 36 hours as it heads towards Taiwan but is expected to veer near the Japanese island of Naha.
Ukraine is to resume grain exports in 3 ports in the Black Sea. Chernomorisk, Odesa & Yuzhni.
The Ukrainian Authorities’ intention is to have bulk carriers sailing regularly in and out of these 3 ports. The estimated cargo is 20 million tons of grain.
Skytek is closely monitoring the formation of the first convoy, and for merchant ships entering Ukrainian ports.
We can monitor entry, exit, and the ships’ condition while alongside the operating jetty.
On February 24th, 2022 Russia initiated a military invasion of Ukraine, resulting in the suspension of shipping operations in the Ukraine ports of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov until further notice.
Skytek is able to monitor the marine hull trapped in the closed ports of Ukraine, city and port properties. Using high-resolution imagery satellite imagery and other space assets, we can generate bespoke reports for assets of interest, indicating and quantifying any potential claim associated with the conflict.
Tropical cyclone CHABA formed on June 25th in the Philippine Sea, and has intensified into a Category one Typhoon, and made landfall in the afternoon of July 02nd near Zhanjiang City, bringing heavy to very heavy rainfall.
Using satellite data from a variety of providers, Skytek is able to monitor the marine hull trapped in the closed ports of Ukraine, as well as the surrounding cities and port properties, which have been subjected to missile attacks. We use these data, together with our expertise, to generate assessment reports covering the condition of the assets of interest, indicating and quantifying the potential claim associated with their losses, and providing intelligence and real-time information that is vital for decision-making.
Using satellite data from a variety of providers, Skytek is able to monitor the marine hull trapped in the closed ports of Ukraine, as well as the surrounding cities and port properties, which have been subjected to missile attacks. We use these data, together with our expertise, to generate assessment reports covering the condition of the assets of interest, indicating and quantifying the potential claim associated with their losses, and providing intelligence and real-time information that is vital for decision-making.
This report provides information about the ongoing situation at Tuapse Port, using various available sources to ensure the accuracy and continuity of tracking of marine assets.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has had a devastating impact on infrastructure in the country. Insurers are looking for real-time information regarding their assets on the ground. The Skytek team have been busy working with our clients to provide the insights they need. Our Satellite Club reporting service puts Earth Observation and Satellite Technology in the hands of the insurer.
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