Ports and harbours
Discuss shore-based awareness around approaches, harbour entrances and working waterfronts, with your existing equipment and operator workflows in mind.
Coastal radar systems
Radar, receivers and software for a clearer maritime picture. Explore shore-based radar concepts for coastlines, ports and harbours.
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A clearer view from the shore.
Coastal radar systems bring sensing ashore, supporting a view of maritime activity from a fixed location. Mural is exploring coastal hardware and software concepts for teams responsible for ports, harbours and coastal environments.
A useful system starts with your shoreline, the waters of interest and the information operators need. We discuss radar placement, receiver inputs, communications and software as parts of the same project.
Built around the coastal environment.
Coastal sites
Define the area you need to observe, available mounting positions and the constraints of terrain, power, communications and access for maintenance.
Multiple sensing locations
Explore how information from compatible systems could be brought together. The design and scope of each connection depend on the sensors and available data interfaces.
Radar information in context.
Mural AI explores detection, tracking and AI-assisted interpretation, with vessel information and geographic context supporting a clearer picture. Compatibility and the available inputs must be assessed for each project.
Our Mural Coast vision explores a connected UK coastline. It is a development vision, not a claim of an installed nationwide network or guaranteed coverage.
For preparation and repeatable practice, explore Radar Studio simulation software and radar training.
Discuss your coastal radar requirements.
Tell us about your location, waters of interest, vessel activity, existing radar or receiver equipment and the team using the information. Include mounting height and access, power, communications, maintenance needs and project timescales where known.
Looking for equipment aboard a vessel? See marine radar for boats and yachts. For land-based applications, explore ground radar.
Discuss coastal systems ↗Coastal radar questions
How is coastal radar different from boat radar?
A coastal installation is based ashore and observes an area from that location. Boat radar is installed aboard a vessel. Placement, power, communications and operator requirements differ between the two.
Are Mural coastal systems available now?
The hardware imagery shows a development concept. Contact Mural to discuss current availability, project scope and suitability before committing to installation.
Does Mural already cover the entire UK coastline?
No nationwide deployed coverage is claimed. Mural Coast is a product vision; any site coverage needs a specific assessment.
Can radar and AIS be used together?
They provide different information. AIS is transmitted vessel information, while radar supplies detections. A proposed integration must account for the available sources and keep their meaning clear to operators.
What range will a coastal system provide?
Range and coverage depend on the selected sensor, installation height, terrain, objects of interest and operating conditions. No guaranteed range is published for the concept.