STM in Media

2022 July – All About Shipping – Sea Traffic Management inspires yet another global standard – enabling further interoperability and security

2022 July – Digital Ship – New standard launched for ship to shore data transfer

2022 July – Smart Maritime Network – IEC standard for ship-shore S-100 data exchange published

2022 July – Maritime Network – Sea Traffic Management inspires yet another global standard – enabling further interoperability and security

2022 July – Hellenic Shipping News – Sea Traffic Management inspires yet another global standard – enabling further interoperability and security

2022 July – Port Technology – IEC publishes new standard for maritime data security

2022 June – INTERact brochure p 9 – EfficientFlow

Efficient flow of goods and passengers between Finland and Sweden

2022 May – SAMK News Bulletin – SAMK won the national RDI competition with the Port Activity App

2022 May – Navelink – Swedish Maritime Administration committed to the Navelink information sharing infrastructure

The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) continues its commitment to the development of the sea traffic management (STM) concept, services based on global standards and the use of Navelink as the platform for another three years.
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2022 May – SAMK News – SAMK wins national RDI competition with the Port Activity App

SAMK won the annual RDI competition, TKI-kärjet, with the Port Activity App application, developed by SAMK and partners within the field of maritime logistics. In 2022, the theme of the competition was the Green Deal.

2022 March – OBC Transeuropa – European macro-regions: digitalisation and data sharing for safer and more sustainable maritime transport

“Immediate communication of information on the position or movements of vessels, possible accidents or dangers at sea is a real life-saving tool. Failure to share data, especially on sea routes, is very dangerous and over the years it has led to many accidents that could have been avoided,” confirmed Ulf Siwe from the Swedish Maritime Administration and co-coordinator of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea (EUSBSR).

2022 February – SAFETY4SEA – SMART4SEA Forum

Ulf Siwe, Communications Officer of Sea Traffic Management, Swedish Maritime Administration, talked about the importance of information sharing, providing examples of what ships do in real life to highlight that data should be handled differently to avoid risks. For successful information sharing, global standards for ships and ports, global reliable infrastructure and software are vital.

2021 December – MDPI – Design and Development of an AIoT Architecture for Introducing a Vessel ETA Cognitive Service in a Legacy Port Management Solution

A scientific paper
Current Internet of Things (IoT) stacks are frequently focused on handling an increasing volume of data that require a sophisticated interpretation through analytics to improve decision making and thus generate business value. In this paper, a cognitive IoT architecture based on FIWARE IoT principles is presented. The architecture incorporates a new cognitive component that enables the incorporation of intelligent services to the FIWARE framework, allowing to modernize IoT infrastructures with Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. This allows to extend the effective life of the legacy system, using existing assets and reducing costs. Using the architecture, a cognitive service capable of predicting with high accuracy the vessel port arrival is developed and integrated in a legacy sea traffic management solution. The cognitive service uses automatic identification system (AIS) and maritime oceanographic data to predict time of arrival of ships. The validation has been carried out using the port of Valencia. The results indicate that the incorporation of AI into the legacy system allows to predict the arrival time with higher accuracy, thus improving the efficiency of port operations. Moreover, the architecture is generic, allowing an easy integration of the cognitive services in other domains

2021 November – SAMK – Port Activity App Highly Commended recognition in the Seatrade Awards final

The application, led by Satakunta University of Applied Sciences received Highly Commended recognition in the Seatrade Awards final on Wednesday 3.11.2021. SAMK participated the final with a national port activity application, which has been developed in the Central Baltic Efficient Flow -project.

2021 October – GreenPort – The Clever Port Activity App

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By sharing real-time information two Scandinavian ports increasing efficiency, saving time and protecting the environment , writes Ulf Siwe, STM EfficientFlow, Swedish Maritime Administration.

2021 September – EUSBSR PA Safe – STM Conference and VTS Simulations

The STM conference showed concrete results from several projects, revealed how far the work on standardization has come and discussed the importance of information sharing as an enabler for GHE-reducing just-in-time arrivals.

In the STM BALT SAFE project, it is for the first time possible to see a full-scale route exchange ship VTS. This is the first step into the future VTS management, which agree with the safety aspect.

2021 June – Port Technology – Baltic data sharing scheme sets sights on automation to enhance supply chain transparency

2021 June – Ship Insight – Gävle and Rauma share info in e-navigation trial

2021 June – Nafsgreen – Wärtsilä’s Sea traffic management system increases safety and efficiency of shipping on Croatian waters

2021 June – maritimes.gr – EfficientFlow project delivered concrete operational results