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      <title>What is Equasis? How to find a ship manager by IMO number</title>
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      <description>What AIS is, which ships must carry it, what data it broadcasts, how terrestrial and satellite AIS differ, and where the data reaches its limits.</description>
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      <description>What do the registered owner, ship manager, ISM manager, technical manager, operator and charterer do? Learn the differences and who decides on suppliers.</description>
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