In the following, we deal with how Analysis and Evaluation are prepared while the test beds are being settled. Until then, the information environment is being built in line with the hypotheses’ logical structure, while the processing tools are being developed and the KPIs defined. Calculations regarding efficiency, safety and environmental sustainability will contribute to STM validation among other key issues included in the approach. eal
Building on the strategy issued by IMO for 2017 - connecting Ships and Ports - the STM validation project is proud to announce the establishment of an international PortCDM Council. Highly inspired by the airport CDM Council, the PortCDM Council with its global reach, aims to establish the necessary overarching guidelines, processes and procedures to make STM and its PortCDM a successful international concept to improve maritime transport in terms of port operations and ports interaction with ships.
STM Validation has released its second film which premiered in Oslo at the Integration Workshop in the beginning of March. The film describes STM more from the onboard and shore-based users, showing the STM Services in practice.
All challenges resolved...
… not really - but during the Integration Workshop and Developer Forum, organized in Oslo in early March, we got closer to realising the vision of Sea Traffic Management.
Many accidents at sea are caused by human factors. Sea Traffic Management (STM) services aims to reduce this number, and - by measuring human performance and observing traffic safety and efficiency patterns - we know exactly how. Simulations will help to understand how people interact with technology in order to reduce the number of accidents caused by human factors.
The STM Validation Project is about to reach an important milestone, by the technical integration of maritime information services. A technical integration workshop and developer forum will be held in Oslo to bring together developers, shore centres, ECDIS manufacturers and service providers.
