Ports and harbour webcams
Select a researched port to read its history, view a credited photograph and embedded harbour camera, and locate it on the globe.
MARITIME EXPLORATION AND OCEAN RESEARCH
WakeAtlas brings vessel observations, maritime history and ocean science into one public exploration site. This guide links to the catalogues and research pages without requiring the interactive globe.
Select a researched port to read its history, view a credited photograph and embedded harbour camera, and locate it on the globe.
Explore stored AIS vessel positions alongside wind, forecast clouds, buoys, seabed context and scientific map layers. Report age and coverage vary; positions are not guaranteed live.
Browse researched vessel profiles, specifications and attributed photographs. Identity and source details help distinguish ships with similar names.
Read original short histories and timelines, view credited historic photographs and follow official visitor links where available.
Explore sourced wreck records and selected historical images. Recorded positions may be approximate and are not dive or navigation instructions.
Browse dated platform and floating-facility registry records. Historical satellite detections on the globe are a separate research layer, not current operating status.
Explore dated ocean heat samples, northern seas forecasts, US measurements and England coastal levels and flood alerts.
Compare measured wind, gusts, waves, pressure and temperatures at available stations. Sort readings, inspect observation times and quality information, and open station locations on the globe.
Explore forecast wave height, period and direction at available forecast times. These are model estimates, not sensor observations.
View a limited selection of measured coastal water levels with station-specific reference datums. Coverage is a pilot, not a global tide prediction service.
Explore a dated sample of temperature and salinity profiles. Quality filtering can leave gaps or no accepted readings for a variable.
Browse a small historical occurrence sample with dataset citations and reuse terms. Records are not live animal locations or representative abundance estimates.
Check model runs, retrieval times, observation ages and disclosed monitoring gaps.
Review provider attribution, image credits, reuse conditions and disclosed gaps in the source register. Rights are dataset-specific.
Learn about this non-commercial maritime exploration project and the limits of its data.
Find guidance for exploring the globe and understanding its controls.
Use the read-only API to search vessels, ports and saved wreck research with an AI agent.
Seamounts show screened predicted summit locations in a North Atlantic subset. Satellite structures show historical offshore detections. Conservation markers represent source-listed UK sites, not legal boundaries. Forecast wind and clouds show modelled conditions at the displayed forecast time.
Measurements, forecasts, registry snapshots and historical records describe different things. Each should be interpreted with its source, date, units and stated limitations. WakeAtlas is not a navigation service.