Efficient, Safe and Sustainable Traffic at Sea (EfficienSea) 2
Research Project, 2015 – 2018

The trend in navigational accidents no longer appears to decrease. In a Formal Safety Assessment (IMO NAV59-6, Annex 1) 5.544 navigational and 7.275 other accidents resulted in the loss of 6.264 lives (2001-2010). The coincide of EU policies on safer and more efficient waterborne operations and in particular the e-maritime initiative with IMO’s strategy for e-navigation opens a unique window of opportunity to influence the maritime sector and make substantial impact. Funding of EfficienSea 2 will enable the consortium to exploit this window of opportunity, supporting EU policies and marine traffic management through services to: 1. Improve navigational safety and efficiency 2. Improve Arctic navigation and emergency response 3. Decrease administrative burdens 4. Improve environmental monitoring & enforcement Lasting impact will be ensured by five enabling actions: 1. Development of the Maritime Cloud – a communication framework for both e-maritime and e-navigation - enabling efficient sharing of information between all maritime stakeholders 2. Maturing emerging communication technologies, improving ships connectivity 3. Proactive facilitation of standardisation to maximize adoption and impact 4. Showcasing solutions in two very different geographic areas. Web-based initial implementation of the services will be done in the Arctic and the Baltic 5. Ensure an ambitious upgrade of international maritime safety regimes through a strong participation in regulatory bodies including EU and IMO EfficienSea 2 has gathered a unique level of competence in a consortium of 32 partners from 10 countries representing authorities, academia, international organisations as well as equipment manufacturers combining all the right capacities for effectively achieving these ambitious objectives.

Participants

Scott MacKinnon (contact)

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Maritime Studies

Nicole Almeida Costa

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Maritime Studies

Christopher Anderberg

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Maritime Studies

Yemao Man

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Maritime Studies

Thomas Porathe

Maritime Human Factors

Reto Weber

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Maritime Studies

Collaborations

BIMCO

Bagsværd, Denmark

CIRM

London, United Kingdom

CLS

Ramonville-Saint-Agne, France

Danelec Marine

Birkerød, Denmark

Danish Geodata Agency

København, Denmark

Danish Maritime Authority

Copenhagen, Denmark

Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI)

Copenhagen, Denmark

Estonian Maritime Administration

Tallinn, Estonia

FORCE Technology

Bröndby, Denmark

Finnish Transport Agency

Helsinki, Finland

Frequentis

Wien, Austria

Furuno Finland

Espoo, Finland

GateHouse

Nørresundby, Denmark

IALA

St Germain en Laye, France

LITEHAUZ

København, Denmark

Latvian Maritime Academy

Riga, Latvia

Lyngsø Marine A/S

Hørsholm, Denmark

MARSEC–XL

Cospicua, Malta

National Institute of Telecommunications

Warszawa, Poland

Offis

Oldenburg, Germany

Rocket Brothers

Aarhus, Denmark

SSAB AB

Stockholm, Sweden

Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Lyngby, Denmark

The Maritime Development Center of Europe

Köpenhamn, Denmark

The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA)

Norrköping, Sweden

Thrane & Thrane

Kongens Lyngby, Denmark

Transas Marine International

Göteborg, Sweden

United Kingdom Hydrographic Office

Taunton, United Kingdom

University of Copenhagen

Köbenhavn, Denmark

Urzad Morski w Gdyni

Gdynia, Poland

VisSim AS

Horten, Norway

Funding

European Commission (EC)

Project ID: EC/H2020/636329
Funding Chalmers participation during 2015–2018

Related Areas of Advance and Infrastructure

Information and Communication Technology

Areas of Advance

Sustainable development

Driving Forces

Transport

Areas of Advance

Publications

More information

Project Web Page

http://efficiensea2.org/

Latest update

9/2/2020 2