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Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 4, Building D 21073 Hamburg Contact : Prof. Dr.-Ing. Carlos Jahn Phone +49 40 42878-4451 [email protected] all images © Sjöfartsverket www.stmvalidation.eu SEA TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT VALIDATION PROJECT EUROPEAN MARITIME SIMULATOR NETWORK The EMSN test-bed Prior to implementation, Sea Traffic Man- agement services must be thoroughly vali- dated in a realistic environment. Being the largest and most progressive civil facility of its kind, the European Maritime Simulator network is just the platform for this new way of concept testing. Presently, 13 maritime simulation sites across Europe with a total of 37 bridges are connected in the expanding network. The EMSN facilitates large-scale traffic exercises with an unprecedented number of human- operated ships and also provides unique opportunities for data collection. The EMSN as an e-navigation test-bed is the key asset for validation of STM services in a controlled environment and ensures transparency and reproducibility of results. The STM Validation project Route exchange between ships and with shore stations, time slot allocation for port berths and deep-sea assistance are only some of the services which make up the Sea Traffic Management concept. STM Validation and its preceding projects are developing the e-navigation solutions which will make maritime transport safer, more efficient and ecologically sustainable. Route planning is simplified and accidents are avoided. STM services enhance situation awareness and enables actors onboard and ashore to see the bigger picture of the maritime logistics chain. The STM Validation project develops and tests services to promote implementation. New and bigger test-beds are established for in-situ and simulation environments. STM Validation Project Activity 3 – EMSN Hans-Christoph Burmeister Technical Coordinator EMSN Phone: + 49 40 42878 6131 hans-christoph.burmeister @cml.fraunhofer.de Reto Weber Simulations Coordinator EMSN Phone: + 46 31 772 38 84 [email protected] Ulf Siwe Press Officer Phone: +46 10 478 56 29 [email protected] CONNECTING MARITIME EUROPE: Warsash Maritime Academy (1) Connected Autum 2016 Maritiem Instituut Willem Barentsz (2) Connected Autum 2016 UPC Barcelona (4) Pending upgrade Soon available Connected and working Chalmers tekniska högskola (2) Sikkerhetssenteret Rørvik (5) Fraunhofer CML (3) Sjöfartsverket (3) FH Flensburg (5) AIDA Cruises (1) Connected and testing Centro Jovellanos (4) Venice Maritime School (2) SSPA (1) Simulator Centres Available Own Ship Bridges

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Fraunhofer Center forMaritime Logistics andServices CMLAm Schwarzenberg-Campus 4, Building D21073 Hamburg

Contact :

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Carlos JahnPhone +49 40 [email protected] all images © Sjöfartsverket

www.stmvalidation.eu

S E A T R A F F I C M A N A G E M E N T VA L I D AT I O N P R O J E C T

EUROPEAN MARITIMESIMULATOR NETWORK

The EMSN test-bed

Prior to implementation, Sea Traffi c Man-agement services must be thoroughly vali-dated in a realistic environment. Being the largest and most progressive civil facility of its kind, the European Maritime Simulator network is just the platform for this new way of concept testing. Presently, 13 mar i time simulation sites across Europe with a total of 37 bridges are connected in the expanding network. The EMSN facilitates large-scale traffi c exercises with an unprecedented number of human-operated ships and also provides unique opportunities for data collection.The EMSN as an e-navigation test-bed is the key asset for validation of STM services in a controlled environment and ensures transparency and reproducibility of results.

The STM Validation project

Route exchange between ships and with shore stations, time slot allocation for port berths and deep-sea assistance are only some of the services which make up the Sea Traffi c Management concept. STM Validation and its preceding projects are developing the e-navigation solutions which will make maritime transport safer, more effi cient and ecologically sustainable. Route planning is simplifi ed and accidents are avoided. STM services enhance situation awareness and enables actors onboard and ashore to see the bigger picture of the maritime logistics chain.The STM Validation project develops and tests services to promote implementation. New and bigger test-beds are established for in-situ and simulation environments.

STM Validation ProjectActivity 3 – EMSN

Hans-Christoph BurmeisterTechnical Coordinator EMSNPhone: + 49 40 42878 [email protected]

Reto WeberSimulations Coordinator EMSNPhone: + 46 31 772 38 [email protected]

Ulf SiwePress Offi cerPhone: +46 10 478 56 [email protected]

CONNECTING MARITIME EUROPE:

Warsash Maritime Academy (1)

Connected Autum 2016

Maritiem Instituut Willem Barentsz (2)

Connected Autum 2016

UPC Barcelona (4)

Pending upgrade

Soon available

CONNECTING MARITIME EUROPE:

Warsash Maritime Academy (1)

Connected Autum 2016

Maritiem Instituut Willem Barentsz (2)

Connected Autum 2016

Connected

and working

Chalmers tekniska högskola (2)

Sikkerhetssenteret Rørvik (5)

Fraunhofer CML (3)

Sjöfartsverket (3)

FH Flensburg (5)

AIDA Cruises (1)

Chalmers tekniska högskola (2)

Sikkerhetssenteret Rørvik (5)

Fraunhofer CML (3) Connected

and testing

Centro Jovellanos (4)

Venice Maritime School (2)

SSPA (1)

AIDA Cruises (1)

Simulator Centres Available Own Ship Bridges

www.stmvalidation.eu

The potential as technology test-bed

Before market launch, new applications need to be tested under conditions which are as realistic and controllable as possi-ble but at reasonable efforts. For various reasons, the EMSN is the perfect usability test facility for the latest developments in the maritime domain.

Complex environmentsThe EMSN connects state-of-the-art ship handling simulators, enriching their ad-vanced capabilities regarding modelling of ship hydrodynamics and environmen tal conditions. Additionally, it allows the crea-tion of large-scale exercise areas with a high number of maritime traffi c units.

Realistic exercisesThe EMSN facilitates a high number of human-operated ships within a single simulation environment. Thus, complex and realistic traffi c situations can be cre-ated and run in real time. New procedures and technologies for ship operation can be investigated in tailor-made exercises under realistic conditions.

In-depth assessmentsThe EMSN provides central logging of all quantitative data from participating sites. Additionally, qualitative data can be gathered by e.g. test participant survey or external expert rating. Based on this data, the impact of the tested application is assessed using maritime safety indicators which ensure comparability and transfer-ability of assessment results.

Non-proprietary solutionsThe EMSN is open to ship handling simulators regardless of site location and manufacturer brand. For real-time data exchange, IEEE‘s Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) standard is used to ensure accessibility regardless of simulator maker.

The potential for maritime training

Beyond the validation of concepts, ser-vices and prototypes, the EMSN might also be used in training of maritime professionals.For example, coordination of and participation in search and rescue operations is a demanding tasks which can‘t be practically trained without a high number of participating units. But also

more common situations like navigation in confi ned and densly traffi cked waters can be mimicked. This may including e.g. pilot take-over and VTS interaction and creates exercises meeting the degree of complexity that characterises present-day‘s navigatorial challenges.

Complex

environments

Complex

environments

Realistic

exercises

In-depth

assessment

Realistic

exercises

In-depth

assessment

Non-proprietary

solutions