Port Activity App wins national Finnish Research and Development Innovation competition, TKI-kärjet, in the field the field of maritime logistics. In 2022, the theme of the competition was the Green Deal.
The STEAM project is officially a selected candidate for the IAPH 2022 Sustainability Awards in the category “Digitalization”. The project was nominated by the Port of Limassol.
Join us Wednesday March 9, 1530-1700 CET. Different perspectives on how digitalisation will change the maritime industry.
At the final conference of the Interreg BSR financed project, the audience were delighted with the results, especially with the pandemic effects in mind. Here are a few examples:
* Route sharing being installed and used in the VTS centres in Estonia and Finland, and cooperating with STM-compatible VTS centres in Norway and Russia to collect even more data.
* Establishing an operational maritime digital infrastructure with global reach.
* Developing a new data standard for reporting to mandatory ship reporting systems, getting it approved by the IMO Expert Group on Data Harmonization and having it being included in the IMO Data Reference Model.
The Sea Traffic Management (STM) concept is about interoperability based on standards and a common maritime digital infrastructure. It is not surprising to see STM partners being active in and even leading standardisation efforts.
How have route sharing capabilities been put to use in Estonia, Finland, Norway and Russia? Find out how VTS operators have used new functions and handled difficult traffic situations in the simulators. The project has also pushed standards forward in IEC and IMO and tested the new MRS-reporting standard in Norway and Finland. Learn from the results of the STM BALT SAFE project!
