Sea Traffic Management Validation Project (STM Validation Project)
Forskningsprojekt, 2015 – 2018

Sea Traffic Management – The next step for a safer, more efficient and environmentally friendly maritime sector
A world where the control of information still lies with the information owner and the maritime distributed way of working still remains. A maritime world where the crew focuses on safe navigation instead of reporting, where port calls become even more efficient and just-in-time, making maritime shipping the main transport option for even more goods. We have seen the development of new services in many different industries, and the maritime sector can be revolutionised in ways that we cannot even imagine.Sea Traffic Management will overcome many of the challenges of communication and information sharing between stakeholders in the maritime transport industry. It will create significant added value for the maritime transport chain, in particular for ship owners and cargo owners.

By providing vessels with the ability to see each other’s planned routes, navigators get a more complete picture of how surrounding vessels will influence their onward voyage. Using this data, other services are able to produce valuable information and offer advice to vessels on their routes, such as recommendations to avoid congestion in areas with high traffic, avoidance of environmentally sensitive areas, and maritime safety information. The information exchange between vessel and port actors will improve planning and performance regarding arrivals, departures and turnaround times.

The MONALISA 2.0 project with a consortium of 39 partners and a budget of 24 million euro, has during 2013-2015 defined STM, assessed the strengths and weaknesses of the current maritime ship- and transport systems, operations and interactions, and defined a target concept and key performance indicators for four STM strategic enablers:

1. Voyage Management services will provide support to individual ships in both the planning process and during a voyage, including route planning, route exchange, and route optimisation services.
2. Flow Management services will support both onshore organisations and ships in optimising overall traffic flow through areas of dense traffic and areas with particular navigational challenges.
3. Port Collaborative Decision Making (Port CDM) services will increase the efficiency of port calls for all stakeholders through improved information sharing, situational awareness, optimised processes, and collaborative decision making during port calls.
4. SeaSWIM (System Wide Information Management) will facilitate data sharing using a common information environment and structure (e.g. the Maritime Cloud). This ensures interoperability of STM and other services.

A common technical protocol for route exchange has been developed and was approved as an international standard in August 2015. This is a huge achievement and a prerequisite for further development and deployment of Sea Traffic Management.

Deltagare

Reto Weber (kontakt)

Chalmers, Mekanik och maritima vetenskaper, Maritima studier

Scott MacKinnon

Chalmers, Mekanik och maritima vetenskaper, Maritima studier

Fredrik Olindersson

Chalmers, Mekanik och maritima vetenskaper, Maritima studier

Samarbetspartners

Autoridad Portuaria de Valencia

Valencia, Spain

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

Oldenburg, Germany

Carnival Corporation

Miami, USA

Costa Crociere

Genua, Italy

Cyprus University of Technology

Limassol, Cyprus

Fachhochschule Flensburg

Flensburg, Germany

Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services

Hamburg, Germany

Frequentis

Wien, Austria

Fundación Valenciaport

Valencia, Spain

Furuno Finland

Espoo, Finland

GS1

Stockholm, Sweden

HiQ Göteborg AB

Göteborg, Sweden

IT-forskningsinstitutet Viktoria

Göteborg, Sweden

International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE)

Barcelona, Spain

Kystverket

Ålesund, Norway

Liikennevirasto, Trafikverket

Helsinki, Finland

Magellan

Porto, Portugal

Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti

Rome, Italy

NHL Hogeschool Leeuwarden - Maritiem Instituut Willem Barentsz

West-Terschelling, Netherlands

Navicon Computer Systems Engineering

Aarhus, Denmark

Offis

Oldenburg, Germany

Port de Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

SMHI

Norrköping, Sweden

SSPA Sweden AB

Göteborg, Sweden

Saab

Stockholm, Sweden

Salvamento Marítimo (SASEMAR)

Madrid, Spain

Signalis

Bremen, Germany

Sikkerhetssenteret Rørvik AS

Rørvik, Norway

Sjöfartsverket

Norrköping, Sweden

Southampton Solent University

Southampton, United Kingdom

Svitzer

Copenhagen, Denmark

Søfartsstyrelsen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Transas Marine International

Göteborg, Sweden

Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)

Barcelona, Spain

Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya

Barcelona, Spain

University of Southampton

Southampton, United Kingdom

Wärtsilä Finland

Vaasa, Finland

Yrkeshögskolan Novia

Vasa, Finland

Finansiering

VINNOVA

Projekt-id: 2015-06444
Finansierar Chalmers deltagande under 2015–2018

Europeiska kommissionen (EU)

Projekt-id: INEA/CEF/TRAN/M2014/1034312
Finansierar Chalmers deltagande under 2015–2018

Västra Götalandsregionen

Projekt-id: DnrRUN2016-00739
Finansierar Chalmers deltagande under 2015–2018

Relaterade styrkeområden och infrastruktur

Hållbar utveckling

Drivkrafter

Transport

Styrkeområden

Publikationer

Mer information

Projektets webbplats

http://stmvalidation.eu/

Senast uppdaterat

2020-09-02