Automatic Detection and Alert Triggering of Ship Behaviour [leaflet]
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Published
02.02.2018
Updated
18.03.2021
The MAR-CIS information sheets provide in a concise way substance-specific and maritime relevant information on chemicals aimingto assist the competent authorities during the initial stage of the response to maritime incidents involving such substances.
Using automated behaviour monitoring algorithms to give EMSA's Integrated Maritime Service users an enhanced situational picture.
Discover how EMSA’s Automated Behaviour Monitoring algorithms can detect certain patterns of ship behaviour for multiple purposes: maritime safety, maritime security, border protection, and fisheries control.
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