Social network for fishermen's associations and nautical fishing activities mobile maritime hub-2009_2050

Social Network for
Fishermen's
associations and
nautical-fishing
activities.
Creating a Mobile Maritime Hub for
Western Mediterranean Area
2009-2050
© Ramon Codina
March 2009
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Strategic Plan for the creation of a Mobile Maritime Hub in order to promote
economic activity and local social cohesion in a coastal and maritime economy in a
sustainable economy to achieve a common good ..

Autor: © Ramon Codina Página 1 de 10

1 INDEX

2 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 3

3 CREATING STRATEGIC CENTERS FOR SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, TECHNICAL AND
4 SCIENTIFIC IN THE MARITIME SECTOR, NAUTICAL AND FISHING. ..................................... 4

5 IMPORTANCE OF NAUTICAL AND FISHING ACTIVITY IN THE AREA................................... 4

6 INFORMATION SERVICES FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION TO CONSUMER. ......................... 5

7 INFORMATION SERVICES FOR NAUTICAL AND FISHING COMMUNITIES .......................... 6

8 TARGET CENTER OFFER CANDIDACY LIVING LAB AS MARITIME TECHNOLOGY
9 CLUSTER WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN AREA ...................................................................... 6

10 MOBILE WORLD HUB MARITIME .............................................................................................. 7

11 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES TO PROMOTE MOBILE WORLD HUB MARITIME ....................... 7

12 CREATING STRATEGIC WORKING GROUPS IN R & D + I IN THE MOBILE WORLD
13 MARITIME HUB MWHM 2012-2018............................................................................................. 8

14 GT on Critical Infrastructure Protection and monitoring the Information Security
15 Management in port areas, Maritime, Nautical and fishing. ................................................... 8

16 GT in creating wireless infrastructure platform for the maritime sector in the Western
17 Mediterranean and port areas. Its function is to research, development and innovation in
18 wireless networks and value added services to the maritime environment ......................... 8

19 GT Mobile World Hub in Food Security and continuous quality improvement in processes related
20 facilities in fishing products, managed fisheries or fishing communities .......................................... 8

21 GT Mobile World Hub in maritime telemedicine ....................................................................... 9

22 GT Mobile World Hub in Oceanography Civil, Environmental and Marine Bioacoustics for
23 port areas, fisheries (extractive and aquaculture) and as offshore wind farms and
24 offshore oil rigs. .......................................................................................................................... 9

25 GT Mobile World Hub of marine resorts, marine cruises and destinations. ......................... 9


26 Introduction
27 The strategic plan was initiated in 2009 in order to promote maritime, fishing and
28 nautical science in a coastal region in the proper use and governance of technological
29 tools available in the community, attracting talent and value to the region. The main
30 idea is to observe the maritime sector as a whole and get different synergies for good
31 social and economic development in the region.
32 It starts from an initial target that is how we can improve considering sustainable
33 fisheries and local social culture of a particular region or area. We wonder what can
34 bring the scientific community and current technology to a fishing community,
35 specifically to a brotherhood of fishermen in a given coastal region? What relationships
36 can be created at the social, technical and scientific among different communities
37 (people of the sea, scientists, technologists) to achieve a sustainable economy and
38 achieve the common good? How can we market the fresh seafood, considering the
39 principles of energy efficiency and applying artificial intelligence systems in the market,
40 and how we can ensure the technology transfer of the investigation?
41 In Europe, thanks to the new personalized medicine applied, or personalized
42 genomics, undoubtedly increases life expectancy How does the progressive
43 aging of the community in that region, and how we can help aging with
44 healthy eating and sustainable in the community, to promote independent
45 living and independent?
46 New Technologies of Information and Communication and the new scientific
47 discoveries applied to Sector Health Marine forces us to take appropriate
48 technical and organizational security that guarantees the data and avoid its
49 alteration, loss, treatment or unauthorized access taking into consideration
50 the state of art of current technology, the nature of the data stored and the
51 risks to which they are exposed well come from human action or the physical
52 or natural.
53 In the strategic centres and working groups will implement the methodology
54 of good governance in the use of information technology and
55 communications, based on the triple (Evaluate, Manage and Monitor)


56

57

58 Creating strategic centers for
59 social, economic, technical and
60 scientific in the Maritime Sector,
61 Nautical and fishing.
62 The creation of strategic centers is based on the concept of socioeconomics
63 efficiently adapting technological advances and state of the art care to the
64 community, knowing the reality and contributing to its improvement.
65 It is essential that research is developed from a Living Lab, operating in a
66 maritime area, forming interdisciplinary working groups whose experts meet
67 to develop, implement and test in real life environments new technological
68 tools whose design focuses on the user, in our case the people of the sea,
69 forming an ecosystem focused on creativity, health and energy in a
70 sustainable economy.
71 Initially proposed centers are:
72  Reference center services to the Technologies of Information and
73 Communications and creation of digital communities 2.0
74  Dynamic center of activity and economic scientific at region in the proper use
75 of technological tools
76  Strategically Center for development of the investigation and INNOVATION in
77 areas such as telemedicine for Maritime assistance.
78  Center of technological development wind energy marine off-shore for
79 Western Mediterranean Sea

80 Importance of nautical and
81 fishing activity in the area.
82 - We observe in the community the following:
83 - Cultural aspects
84 - Community history nautical-fishing, number of vessels and sailors
85 - Importance of fishing on other populations in the region.


86 Information Services
87 fishermen's association to
88 consumer.
89 The ultimate consumer of seafood should get your fishery community and
90 trust preferably the following basic information
91 • Knowledge of marine species in the Mare Nostrum each fishery
92 community (cofradia) managed and supervised by the scientific
93 community.
94 • Creating a Virtual Aquarium marine reserve areas managed by the
95 community of scientific communication assigned to each fishery
96 community
97 • Managing and monitoring activities in various modalities underwater
98 marine reserve areas prior authorization
99 • Management and supervision of scientific activities in areas permission integral
100 reserve.
101 • Training in fresh fish consumer (Production Center and realization of
102 promotional videos)
103 • Information on catches of the main species in the Mediterranean Sea area, for
104 cofradia. Sustainable Fisheries (fisheries information and closures)
105 • Recipes and nutritional value of marine products.
106 • Where to buy and taste fish of the fishery community (Cofradía).
107 • Local marketing for producers and traders fishing certified quality products and
108 logistics services km0.
109 • Management and best practices in the marketing of fish in each fishery
110 discards.
111 • Information exchange services with buying platforms central markets for
112 efficient management of orders and deliveries to consumers.
113 • Check source code quality of fishery products of the fishery community
114 (cofradia) and promote sustainable fisheries ecolabel for fisheries as open data
115 service and administrative transparency and good governance.
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117

118 •

119 Information services for nautical
120 and fishing communities
121 Determine basic information services for nautical and fishing communities,
122 such as:
123 • Weather Forecast
124 • Wave
125 • Electronic Nautical Card (WEND)
126 • Fishing zones
127 • Vedas
128 • Legislation
129 • Latest News of the Sector

130 Target Center offer candidacy Living
131 Lab as Maritime Technology Cluster
132 Western Mediterranean Area
133 We recommend the following charter service:
134  Mobility Technology Center in Maritime, Nautical and Fishing for the
135 Western Mediterranean area
136  Virtual Aquarium Oceanographic marine reserve areas (Mediterranean
137 Sea).
138  Quality Agency and Marine Fisheries of the Mediterranean (under
139 "agreement Barcelona for the protection of the Mediterranean Sea)
140  Collaborating Centre Maritime Safety Observatory providing oceanographic
141 services and information bioacoustics of environmental accidents in the
142 Mediterranean Sea.
143  Healthcare Coordination Centre on the Mediterranean Sea
144  Technology Centre to develop offshore wind farm energy in the western
145 Mediterranean Sea
146


147 

148 Mobile World Hub Maritime
149 The main objectives of the Mobile World Maritime Hub, or Maritime Mobile Hub, is
150 being referred Technology Center business and encourage economic activity in the
151 region in the world in the development of mobile technology, systems and
152 applications for the Maritime Sector, Nautical and Fishing and Health Care Center
153 Maritime Coordinator.

Mobile World Hub Maritime,
Centre tecnològic en mobilitat
Marítima, Nàutica-Pesquera i
Centre Coordinador d’Assistència
sanitària Marítima

Autor: Ramon Codina,
154 IT Governance Auditor ISACA

155 Strategic objectives to promote
156 Mobile World Hub Maritime
157 Collect the initiative of the European Commission of 28 April 2010 the European Union
158 in the development of e-Maritime services.
159 Objectives stated in the Municipal Action Plan.
160 Presence at Mobile World Congress 2012 and collaboration with the Barcelona Mobile
161 World Capital 2012-2018.
162 Tourist promotion of maritime smart city, according to the principles of energy
163 efficiency, develops the concept of "Smart Cities Maritim" worldwide promotion of the
164 brand Costa Barcelona and port areas of the Catalan coast (North, Central and South).


165 Creating strategic working groups in
166 R & D + i in the Mobile World
167 Maritime Hub MWHM 2012-2018
168 The creation of multidisciplinary working groups with experts in each of the following
169 areas of study:

170 GT on Critical Infrastructure Protection and monitoring the
171 Information Security Management in port areas, Maritime, Nautical
172 and fishing.
173 They conduct a survey of telecommunications infrastructure and coverage in each port
174 areas, areas of marine reserve and marine parks and offshore wind, in the region.
175 Plans developed port infrastructure protection, marine reserve areas, offshore wind
176 farms and oil rigs (security / safety) for civil protection.
177 These critical infrastructures must ensure the safety of people and facilities and
178 information services and platforms to be deployed in the Maritime Smart Cities.

179 GT in creating wireless infrastructure platform for the maritime sector
180 in the Western Mediterranean and port areas. Its function is to
181 research, development and innovation in wireless networks and value
182 added services to the maritime environment
183 The proliferation of mobile devices and sensors in civil society and its routine use in
184 developed and interconnected populations, raises the creation of this working group,
185 in order to ensure the use of these devices in sea areas near the coast, with in order to
186 provide wireless coverage to 22 nautical miles. Distance to inshore fishing vessels in
187 the western Mediterranean area, operate normally.

188 GT Mobile World Hub in Food Security and continuous quality improvement in
189 processes related facilities in fishing products, managed fisheries or fishing
190 communities
191 Food security, improved food analysis protocols of fisheries products and the
192 continuous improvement of quality in processes related facilities in fishing products,
193 seeking to standardize managed fisheries fishing brotherhoods, allow better marketing
194 of certified sustainable fisheries. In this interdisciplinary group recommended that the
195 form, public fishing, veterinary technicians in food security, fisheries managers
196 (fishermen's) and personal research in artificial intelligence and computer vision. This
197 working group should respond to the environmental, social, economic, biological and
198 technological area.
199


200 GT Mobile World Hub in maritime telemedicine
201 Undoubtedly the European population's life expectancy increases and to ensure an
202 independent life, independent and healthy in the maritime sector, one of the working
203 groups enforced by the maritime telemedicine. One of the main objectives is to ensure
204 independent living, independent and healthy for the people of the sea in their journeys
205 along the coast and can be interconnected and receiving remote assistance to your
206 doctor from your boat.

207 GT Mobile World Hub in Oceanography Civil, Environmental and
208 Marine Bioacoustics for port areas, fisheries (extractive and
209 aquaculture) and as offshore wind farms and offshore oil rigs.
210 In this working group should develop a platform for information and location of the
211 hydrophones and marine sensors to provide a detailed map of the acoustic capacity in
212 all port areas, marine reserve areas for the protection of flora and fauna. The main
213 purpose of this information is to study the native marine species and help their growth
214 and conservation. And monitor and foster sustainable tourism in these areas
215 underwater marine reserve.
216 Another application of this group is to foster the development of mobile platforms to
217 assess, manage and monitor, marine outfalls of coastal populations, the control of
218 marine water quality for human consumption (for example, the case of the brand
219 Mediterranean commercial water is detected in the analysis increases the quality of
220 the product if the extraction takes place nearby where there posidonia marine
221 species), thus control, conservation of marine species posidonia Sea Mediterranean
222 and its location using geographic information systems is vital to marine marine
223 ecosystem of the area.
224 Encourage studies of impact on marine water quality with the quality of the food chain
225 obtained by fresh seafood caught by fisheries in the area.

226 GT Mobile World Hub of marine resorts, marine cruises and
227 destinations.
228 It will enhance the mobile platforms that promote tourist destinations the activities of
229 the maritime area in various tourism products, such as: water sports and cruises,
230 cultural tourism maritime maritime gastronomic tourism, wine tourism and sea food,
231 performing equestrian tourism packages sea-mountain, for example to promote the
232 use of the nautical clubs on the part of the population, practice sailing vessels
233 combined with equestrian excursions, tourism related to fishing activities or fishing
234 tourism and promoting health tourism.
235


236

237

238 All working groups are designed in response to the public-private partnership in each
239 of the areas of competence within a sustainable economy. All working groups will have
240 a supervisory board and coordinator managed by the Maritime Mobile World Hub,
241 which will assess, direct and supervise and ensure the proper development and
242 technology transfer of the different projects that arise in these working groups. For
243 each project arising from each working group will appoint a maximum of five
244 companies (public and private) coordinated by a project manager and supervised by
245 the working group they belong.
246

247 All working groups are designed in response to the public-private partnership in each
248 of the areas of competence within a sustainable economy. All working groups will have
249 a supervisory board and coordinator managed by the Maritime Mobile World Hub,
250 which will assess, direct and supervise and ensure the proper development and
251 technology transfer of the different projects that arise in these working groups. For
252 each project arising from each working group will appoint a maximum of five
253 companies (public and private) coordinated by a project manager and supervised by
254 the working group to which they belong.


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