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Current Projects

STM BALT SAFE

STM BALT SAFE project lasting 2019-2021 will contribute to increased safety of navigation in the Baltic Sea by providing Sea Traffic Management (STM) services to the tanker traffic in the Baltic. Tanker ships will be made safer by making them STM compatible.

STM BALT SAFE Project

STEAM

Through the STEAM project, we aim to establish Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean region as the showcase of STM for the world. The goal is to develop the Port of Limassol to become a world-class transshipment and information hub adopting modern digital technologies.

STEAM Project

Previous Projects

EfficientFlow

In STM EfficientFlow, the Baltic ports of Rauma and Gävle implement efficient port calls using real-time information. Improved traffic flow converts unsafe waiting times into bunker savings for large ships in the narrow Swedish and Finnish archipelagos. Making STM happen!

EfficientFlow project

Real Time Ferries – RTF

The Real Time Ferries Project connects ferry-lines in the Baltic Sea Region to hinterland transport making ship voyages a connected part of the transport chain. The project provied travellers, forwarders and goods handlers with real time information at shore and on board.

Real Time Ferries Project

STM Validation

Validates the STM concept, the infrastructure and the services by showing the benefits in practice on 300 ships, in 13 ports, 5 shore centres and 12 connected simulator centres.

STM Validation Project

MONALISA 2.0

This Project defined the STM concept. It assessed the strengths and weaknesses of the current maritime ship- and transport systems, operations and interactions, and defined a target concept and key performance indicators for four STM strategic enablers.

MONALISA 2.0 Project

MONALISA

The idea of route exchange was tested ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore. Ideas of shore based services were conceived and the Maritime Cloud was tested.

MONALISA Project

MICE

MONALISA in ice: Route exchange ship to shore from a ship deep in the Arctic was succesfully tested. That connected ship could serve as a base station for sharing information about other ships in its vicinity.

MICE Project