What does SES stand for?

Ship Earth Station (INMARSAT)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A similar migration is being witnessed within the maritime market, as more ships are installing and using Inmarsat ship earth stations in preference to older technologies of MF, HF and VHF.

Global Demand for Mobile Communications Continues for a Variety of ...

Approximately 18,000 Inmarsat-A ship earth stations (SES) are currently installed on oil tankers and rigs, seismic survey vessels, fishing boats and cargo vessels.

BT Signs Mackay Communications to Offer Inmarsat Services

With satellite capacity in orbit over the three major ocean regions, it presently provides service for about 3100 ships, oil rigs and other vessels equipped with ship earth stations.

Business Needs Will Drive Growth of Satellites through Century End