Annex 7.1 INMARSAT Brief
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INMARSAT BRIEF Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) |
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Inmarsat - World Ocean Coverage
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Inmarsat System Overview
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GMDSS Provision Via Inmarsat Safety Services
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Launched in January 1991 Over 60,000 maritime Inmarsat C terminals installed world wide Not just for VMS... Two way store & forward messaging Send & receive text messages from telex, X.25, email Send messages to fax Data Reporting and Polling Automatic status reporting and position requests |
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Inmarsat C cont./ Distress Priority Messaging Enhanced Group Calls (EGC) SafetyNETand FleetNET Vessel to vessel messaging Monitoring and tracking Reception of weather data Reception of electronic chart corrections Commercial information Security (Piracy - IMB) |
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Launched 2001 Inmarsat Mini C - lower cost, lower power Supplements existing Inmarsat C services |
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Mini-C exclusive features
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VMS Set-up
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ Argentina Argentina has awarded a contract for the implementation of VMS to monitor approximately 400 vessels using Inmarsat C. |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study Australia AFMA has been monitoring deep-sea trawlers using Inmarsat C for their VMS for more than five years. Approximately 300 vessels - further additions expected. This has been a highly successful implementation of VMS, raising the level of compliance to a high level and achieving a high degree of approval from the fishing industry. Also Inmarsat C is used for Reef reg |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Studycont./ The European Union The most extensive VMS programme in the world is that being implemented by the European Union (EU). In total, about 7000 vessels are subject to VMS and many EU countries already have their Inmarsat C based systems operational. |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ Japan Japan has conducted a number of trials with various types of VMS equipment and has used an Inmarsat system for about four years to receive catch and effort reports and historical position data from a significant number of vessels |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ Morocco Morocco has announced a contract that will lead to about 300 vessels being monitored via an Inmarsat C VMS. |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ New Zealand New Zealand has been using VMS for position tracking of approximately 150 deep-sea trawlers for close to five years. The Ministry of Fisheries has reported on the success of the system on numerous occasions and is examining ways of extending and improving its use |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ USA The successful use of Inmarsat C for VMS in Hawaiian waters has been well documented. The system has been used to monitor closed waters of ecologically sensitivity and the National Marine and Fisheries Service has reported on numerous successful interceptions and prosecutions. |
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Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Case Study cont./ Others There are numerous other smaller VMS implementations at various stages of trial and implementation. Other countries with VMS programmes include Chile, Peru, South Africa, Namibia, the Russian Federation and organisations such as NAFO. |
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Benefits of Inmarsat VMS GEO satellites giving constant World Ocean Coverage - no delays in waiting for satellites to come into view. IMO demands minimum 99.9% availability for GMDSS - we constantly exceed this. |
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Benefits of Inmarsat VMS cont./ Inmarsat offers timeliness of receipt of data Support for external input such as catch reports and electronic logbooks Allows fleets to conform to VMS requirements yet use the same terminal for their own commercial and safety operations Can be used for Maritime Safety Information and security |
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Benefits of Inmarsat VMS cont./ Small discrete antenna Automatic status reporting and position requests configured down to 15 minute intervals for SOLAS compliant vessels and 1.5 minute intervals for non-SOLAS compliant vessels. Position requests can be adjusted remotely by VMS operators within the intervals specified above. |
Annex 7.2 ARGOS Brief
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Atelier régional CSRP/FAO Saly, 14/17 Octobre 2002 Présentation des solutions VMS ARGOS Jean-Pascal Chabaud |
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Solutions VMS Argos: du simple au complexe
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PLAN DE LEXPOSE.
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COLLECTE LOCALISATION SATELLITES (CLS) Science et technologie pour étudier et surveiller notre planète |
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COLLECTE LOCALISATION SATELLITES
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COLLECTE LOCALISATION SATELLITES
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COLLECTE LOCALISATION SATELLITES (CLS) Points à retenir sur notre compagnie:
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Principe du système Argos Unesolution satellitaire intégrée
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LE SYSTEME ARGOS: les applications
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LE SYSTEME ARGOS: 9000 balises actives
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LESYSTEME ARGOS: pérennité
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Le système ArgoNet: approuvé dans le monde entier
20 pays pêcheurs les plus importants (en milliers de tonnes)
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LE SYSTEME ArgoNet: le logiciel ELSA Un centre de contrôle développé spécialement pour les applications de contrôle des pêches:
Traite lactivité des bateaux Permetle contrôle des ZEE |
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LE SYSTEME ArgoNet: optimisation de la pêche
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LE SYSTEME ArgoNet: aspect demande dassistance
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Les Centres de Surveillance des Pêches Réceptiondirecte (PST 2610) |
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Adaptation du produit pour la pêche artisanale
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