RPAS Service: Monitoring Port Activities
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Published
03.08.2023
Updated
03.08.2023
Keeping ports safe and secure requires a variety of different daily monitoring activities
which can be challenging, especially when dealing with a large surface area. Ports
engaged in global trade are responsible for the safety and security of the many millions
of containers and freight tons which transit yearly through the kilometers of quays
and storage areas, interconnecting to other ships and modes of transport (rail, road,
waterways).
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Related Workshops
02.06.2017
The aim of the closing workshop was to present to EU Member States representatives and stakeholders the activities developed by the three EU Agencies EFCA, FRONTEX and EMSA, under the pilot project “Creation of an European coastguard function”. This included a detailed presetation and video of the RPAS demo which took place in Spain in May 2017.
Date
02.06.2017
Place
Lisbon
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11.05.2017
The objective of the RPAS Demonstration was to show that Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) can support operational maritime surveillance. To do so, different concept of operations for multipurpose state-of-the-art RPAS missions were tested in the form of a coastguard multipurpose operation in order to show EU Member States representatives and other EU authorities an effective support to the tasks of the three EU Agencies EFCA; FRONTEX and EMSA.
Date
11.05.2017
Place
Huelva, Spain
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