I'd like to know if you can help us with an API with some information about vessels. To explain i...

Hi @daniela.sanches

You can combine a couple of APIs that will allow you to capture the necessary details requested. As @zoya faberov pointed out, you can use the CodeCreator tool to help identify some of these fields. I put together a simple Python function that combines a couple of our APIs that will allow you to request the details based on IMO. For example:

import refinitiv.dataplatform as rdp
from refinitiv.dataplatform import eikon as ek
...

def vessel_details(imo):
    # Retrieve available details from Search based on IMO
    response = rdp.Search.search(
        view=rdp.SearchViews.VesselPhysicalAssets,
        filter=f"IMO eq '{imo}'",
        select="DTSubjectName, DTSimpleType, MMSI, GrossTonnage, DWT, \
                VesselBuildYear, RIC"
    )
    if response.is_success:
        ric = response.data.df['RIC'][0]
        df,err = ek.get_data(ric, ['TR.AssetType','TR.AssetCallSign',
                                   'TR.AssetNetTonnage','TR.AssetLOA', 
                                   'TR.AssetBeamExtreme'])
        if err is None:
            df.rename(columns={ 'Instrument': 'RIC' }, inplace = True)
            result = df.merge(response.data.df, how='inner', on='RIC')
            return result
    return null

With this in place, you can use the above as:

IMO = '9901984'
vessel_details(IMO)