View from a bridge. Collective navigational challenges in comparable sea areas Ringo Lakeman senior policy adviser / CM IMO NCSR 3
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1 View from a bridge Collective navigational challenges in comparable sea areas Ringo Lakeman senior policy adviser / CM IMO NCSR 3 8th Co-operative Forum Co-operative mechanism on safety of navigation and environmental protection in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore 5-6 October 2015, Singapore
2 Similarities between the North Sea and the Straits of Malacca and Singapore Irregular tides and currents Seasonal Shifting Confined harsh Shallow seabed sailing weather waters topography areas conditions 2 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
3 Similarities between the North Sea and the Straits of Malacca and Singapore Mainports Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburg Felixstowe Singapore Kelang Belawan Penang 3 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
4 Similarities between the North Sea and the Straits of Malacca and Singapore Jurisdiction of multiple coastal states Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Thailand? UK France Belgium Netherlands Germany Denmark Norway Sweden 4 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
5 Similarities between the North Sea and the Straits of Malacca and Singapore High traffic density / large variety of ships 5 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
6 Similarities between the North Sea and the Straits of Malacca and Singapore Multiple use / claims of the sea area Offshore Seabed Land Nature Renewable oil/gas reclamation exploitation reserves exploitation energy 6 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
7 Challenges affecting the areas Increased shipping, both in volume/scale and density 7 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
8 Challenges affecting the areas Increased claims of the sea area (apart from shipping) 8 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
9 Challenges affecting the areas Increased security threats 9 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
10 Similarity of associated risks Collision Grounding i.e. Reduction in safety of navigation 10 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
11 Similarity of associated risks (transboundary) Marine environmental pollution 11 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
12 Similarity of risk mitigating measures Routeing measures (IMO approved) Pilotage AtoN s Charting (ENC s) Monitoring Guidance of traffic (VTS/VTM) SAR services, oil recovery equipment Regulatory mechanism and enforcement 12 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
13 Potential (or essential?) additional risk mitigating measure: e-navigation What is it (as a reminder)? E-navigation is the harmonised collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of marine information on board and ashore by electronic means to enhance berth to berth navigation and related services for safety and security at sea and protection of the marine environment. 13 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
14 Developments e-navigation in IMO History 2006 input paper in IMO MSC 81 from Japan, Marshall Islands, NL, Norway, Singapore, UK and USA development of e-navigation strategy 2008 e-navigation strategy approved by MSC e-navigation Strategy Implementation Plan (SIP) approved by MSC 94. MSC 94 also approved MSC.1/Circ.1494 on Guidelines on harmonization of testbed reporting 14 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
15 Developments on e-navigation in IMO Actual developments As per procedures and method of work of IMO committees (on proposal Singapore): MSC 95 - tasks attributed by the SIP prioritized and translated into concrete outputs for the relevant subcommittee (NCSR) Norway taking lead to prepare justification for one outstanding output (regarding MSP Maritime Service Portfolio s) MSC 95 also approved MSC.1/Circ.1512 on Guidelines on Software Quality Assurance and Human Centred Design for e-navigation Work can now be progressed 15 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
16 Developments on e-navigation in IMO View ahead what s next? completion of the approved outputs (TCY 2017, but may extend until 2019) Remainder of SIP to be translated into new outputs As per approved e-navigation strategy (MSC 85/26/Add.1-Annex 20): implementation of e-navigation is a phased iterative process of continuous development. After implementation: Review lessons learned User needs Architecture and analysis Gap analysis Implementation phase 2 16 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
17 Developments on e-navigation in the North Sea region AccSeas Improve maritime accessibility in the North Sea Region Using IMO s e-navigation concept, looking at PNT and robust services 11 partners from 6 countries, partly funded by EU, project ended March Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
18 Developments on e-navigation in the North Sea region AccSeas Started with identifying challenges in the NSR Growth in offshore windfarms Reduced sea-space and manoeuvrability More traffic and larger vessels Systems Engineering Approach 3 phases Capturing requirements Design and implementation Verification and validation (real and simulated environments) 18 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
19 Developments on e-navigation in the North Sea region AccSeas Resulting testbed solutions Resilient Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Tactical Route Exchange and Route Suggestion Route Topology Model Maritime Safety Information/Notice to Mariners No-go Area Service Automated FAL Reporting Vessel Operations Co-ordination Tool Dynamic Ship Movement Prediction Inter-VTS Exchange System 19 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
20 Developments on e-navigation in the North Sea region AccSeas Verification and validation Real and simulated environments to test solutions Involved both the sea-going and shore-based professionals Forum for feedback Training needs analysis Prioritization of e-navigation solutions in final AccSeas conference 20 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
21 Developments on e-navigation in the North Sea region AccSeas - Legacy Organizational Substantial Material NSR e-navigation co-ordination platform NSR Policy Harmonization Group NSR Service Providers Coördination Group NSR e-navigation user forum NSR biennial conference Work plan Further development/completion of candidate e-nav solutions Prioritize, determine and arrange governance Implementation of e-navigation solutions 21 Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 6 October 2015
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