Satellite AIS tracking Integrated with a Ship Collision Prevention and Alert System. New solution to improve vessels' navigation safety

2. Currently
the
fleet
management
solu1ons
are
focused
on
ships’
tracking
and,
generally,
do
not
acquire
«shipboard
data»…
…
but
several
«shipboard
data»
can
be
useful
to
evaluate
and
improve
the
safety
of
naviga1on
and
are
valuables
in
a
scenario
of
Integrated
Fleet
Management
System.

3. 2. Introduction of The PARK Model
The Potential Assessment of Risk model (PARK model)
Internal elements External elements
1. Type of ship 8. Crossing situation
2. Tonnages 9. Approaching side
3. Length 10. Inside/Outside harbor
4. Width 11. Speed correlation
5. Career 12. Speed difference
6. License 13. Distance
7. Position
1. Elements affect to marine traffic safety of a ship
Integrate «shipboard data» in a fleet management platform, able/allowed to
acquire the public AIS (Terrestrial and Satellite) information.
The platform can evolve in a tool for:
• Near Real TimeVessel Tracking (more data with high frequency)
• Vessel Situation Awareness
• Early Warning Alerting Systems
• Safe Navigation Improvement

4. !
All fleet data available in a web/
mobile application.
Not only fleet tracking, but
fleet management
(in/out dangerous areas, fleet
report, consumption
management)

5. Data Center
• Remote viewing and
recording of the
shipboard AIS.
• Transmission activable
"on demand” or based
on «Geographic
Position", when the
vessel is in defined
areas (ports / canals)
The AIS becomes an
element of the strategy
of fleet management

6. • There are opportunities to use AIS data to provide additional
information to improve the safe navigation.
• PARK Model (Potential Assessment of Risk Model) uses the AIS
to analyze and evaluate the risk of collision between two ships
with an advanced algorithm.

7. Data Center
The data of collision risk level of each ship are transmitted via satellite to
Fleet Management Service Center.
Through the Fleet Management Interface, the operator has the possibility
to display the risk of collision level for each ship or only for those with
risk levels beyond a specific threshold (collision alarms).

10. • Shipboard information on the collision risk level
become available on captain and officers smartdevices,
(smartphone and tablet) connected (via WiFi) to the
on-board gateway.
• An audible alarm, connected to on-board gateway, is
activated if the risk level exceeds a certain threshold.
• The application on mobile device alert the captain and/
or the officers on the turnaround of ships in a certain
range of coverage (the range of coverage is a function
of the size of the vessel and its speed).

11. Contact
Out

12. • Risk Collision Level as an overlay of ECDIS
• BNWAS may be activated (and generate the audible
alarm on the three stages in cascade) if the Collision
Risk level exceeds a certain threshold
• All Collision Risk Alarms may be recorded inVDR
Master could exchange route in real time having
all relevant information available on his mobile
device

13. Question & Answer
Open Discussion

14. GaetanoVolpe
Gaetano.volpe@sirmspa.it
Thank
you
for
technical
support
to
Youngsoo
PARK,
Associate
Professor
at
Korea
Mari1me
and
Ocean
University
Jinsoo
PARK,
Professor
at
Korea
Mari1me
and
Ocean
University
/
Head
of
GLOMET
Sangwon
PARK,
Researcher
at
Korea
Mari1me
and
Ocean
University
THANKYOU FOR
ATTENTION