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Expand Up @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ Don't forget that OSINT's main strength is in automation. Read the [Netlas Cookb
| [Submarine Vessels Tracking Map](https://www.marinevesseltraffic.com/submarine-vessels-tracking-map) | |
| [Ports.com](https://ports.com/sea-route/) | online calculation of travel time between two ports (with optimal path). It's possible to select the speed from 5 to 40 knots. Shows a list of the seas through which it passes. |
| [Live Cruise Ship Tracker](https://www.livecruiseshiptracker.com/) | Large catalogue of cruise ship research materials: - map with trackers; - timetables; - webcams on decks and in ports; - elaborate thematic news aggregator |
| [Phantom Tide](https://github.com/tg12/phantomtide) | Cross-domain OSINT dashboard that correlates vessel tracking, airspace activity, official notices, environmental context, and satellite detections for maritime and airspace analysis. |

### [](#railway)Railway

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