Falcon Mega Solutions

Nautical Charts

Falcon Mega Solutions provides Nautical Charts powered by OceanWise, giving you access to authoritative, globally consistent raster chart imagery for vessel tracking and maritime monitoring in Falcon Mega Track.

Nautical Charts | Falcon Mega Solutions Our Nautical Charts service requires no installation or manual downloads. Charts are automatically updated within the Falcon Mega Track (FMT) platform,

In today’s maritime environment, satellite signal disruption is a real operational risk. Vessels are increasingly exposed to GNSS interference, including jamming and spoofing.

Single-source GNSS systems struggling in challenging conditions, when positioning becomes unreliable, it doesn't just affect tracking; it impacts alert response, safety, and decision-making.

In congested ports, narrow channels, or offshore areas, single-source GNSS systems can lose accuracy or become unstable.

The Solution

The FMT-SSAS-V1 Ship Security Alert System is equipped with enhanced support for multi-constellation GNSS systems (GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou) with intelligent and configurable signal selection.

If one GNSS source becomes weak, disrupted, or unreliable due to jamming or spoofing, the system can be configured over the air to another available source.

Shipping companies operating in high-risk and high-traffic regions are already adapting FMT-SSAS-V1 to strengthen positioning reliability and ensure alerts are transmitted without interruption.

If you’d like to review how this could work for your vessels, feel free to reach out at: [email protected]

Here’s a live snapshot from Falcon Mega Track (FMT) showing one of our clients’ vessels sailing with complete situational awareness.

On a single screen, the shore team can monitor:
• SAT-AIS positions
• SAT-C positions
• Historical track lines
• Integrated weather layers

No switching between systems. No manual cross-checking. Just clear, consolidated operational awareness.

When multiple onboard devices report into one platform, decision-making becomes faster and more confident — especially in high-traffic and sensitive sea routes.

Maritime operations should feel connected, not fragmented.

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