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Radar/Chart Radar User Guide Targets
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Classes and Types of AIS
There are two classes of AIS target, Class A and Class B, as well as
different types of AIS used for shore stations (Base Stations), Aids to
Navigation (AtoN), AIS on search and rescue (SAR) aircraft and AIS
Search and Rescue Transmitters (SART).
The table below describes the classes and types of AIS.
Class and Type Description
Class A
Under the Safety Of Life At Sea (SOLAS) convention, all
the following vessel types are required to install a Class A
AIS transponder:

Upwards of 300 gross tonnage engaged on
international voyages.

All passenger vessels engaged on international
voyages.
 Upwards of 500 gross tonnage not engaged on
international voyages
Class B Class B is intended for non-SOLAS commercial and
recreational vessels.
Base Station Base Stations enable the ship to shore / shore to ship
transmission of information to be provided. Networked AIS
Base Stations can assist in providing overall maritime
domain awareness.
Aids to Navigation
(AtoN) AtoN enables the position and status of buoys and lights
to be transmitted.
In some cases, such as marking a wreck until a physical
buoy can be deployed, a virtual ATON is created. A
shore-based AIS system is configured to transmit AIS
messages indicating the existence of an ATON at a
specified location.
Search and Rescue
(SAR) Aircraft Search and Rescue Aircraft may use AIS to assist in their
operations.
SART Search and Rescue Transmitters using AIS can be used
to assist in determining the location of a vessel in distress.
The AIS Display window allows the operator to filter the display of Class A
and Class B AIS targets and also the types of AIS.