1. NAVIGATING THE NORTH SEA 1 BLAST Conference Hirtshals 16 September 2010 Karin Vaksdal, NHS

2. 12/18/09 WP3 Developing the Marine and Coastal Reference Base WP4 Navigating the North Sea WP5 Regional monitoring, Information integration and Distribution functionalities WP6 Climate change and Integrated Coastal Zone Management WP1 Project Management WP2 Publicity and communication

3. WP4 – Main Objectives Develop a regional basis for harmonisation of maritime information products, give input to IHO Demonstrate and evaluate the use of satellite data and 3D visualization/models in navigational aid displays Automatic change detection of topographic ENC features in harbours Demonstrate a web-based port and coastal data collection system Demonstrate digital Mariners’ Routing Guide for the North Sea 3

4. WP4 - Activities 1. Survey/describe state of art 2. Develop an automated tool for ENC 3. Harmonise maritime information 4. Build a 3D port model 5. Demonstrate a port data collection system 6. Online demonstration of Mariners’ Routing Guide 4

5. WP4 Time Line 5 Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Phase 6 2009| ---------------2010------------| ---------------2011-----------------| ----------2012----- 1.Survey/state of the art 2. Develop automated tool for ENCs 3. Harmonise maritime information 5. Demonstrate a port data collection system 4. Build a 3D port model and demonstrate automated change detection 6. Online demonstration of mariners routing guide

6. ACTIVITY 1: Survey/Describe State of the Art 12/18/09

7. Conduct user needs to the activities: Act.5. Port Data Collection System Act 3. Harmonisation of Nautical Information Act 6. Digital Mariners’ Routing Guide Activity leader: Jeppesen GmbH 7

8. Act 1 – Survey/Describe State of the Art Research performed in Norway, Denmark and Germany Conducted interviews with Hydrographic Offices, Coastal and Port Authorities and others Stavanger Hirtshals Wilhelmshaven Flow for discrepancy reporting in the different countries 8

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10. Result: State of the art report Completed within time and on budget before 31 March 2010 12/18/09

11. ACTIVITY 2: Develop an Automated Tool for ENCs 12/18/09

12. Act 2 – Develop an Automated Tool for ENCs HOs produce valid ENCs according to S57 Product Specification Inconsistencies in the encoding practices for ENCs exist between Hydrographic Offices This leads to differences in displayed information when used in ECDIS This happens particularly where ENCs from different producers are adjacent in the display. Inconsistent display makes the mariner mistrust the data. 12

13. Inconsistent ENC Coding PRIMAR Stavanger and IC-ENC Expert working group recommendations has been included in IHO S65 Baltic Sea Hydrographic Commission working group (BSHEWG) presented a report in June 2008 on the findings of an analysis of the situation in the Baltic Sea BSHEWG recommendations has contributed to the recent revision of S65 13

14. Inconsistent ENC encoding 14

15. Contour Intervals 15

16. Contour Intervals 16

17. Inconsistencies at Cell Boundaries 17

18. 1: 150 000 18

19. 1: 200 000 19

20. 1: 250 000 20

21. 1: 500 000 21

22. 1: 750 000 22

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25. Act 2 – Develop an Automated Tool for ENCs 25 Determine the object classes – work shop T-Kartor developed a tool to check adjacent ENCs Tested at hydrographic offices: Norway Denmark UK Belgium Completed within time and on budget before 31 March

26. ACTIVITY 5: Demonstrate a port data collection system 16/09/10

27. Act 5 – Demonstrate Maritime Data Collection System 27 Objectives: ”Demonstration of a secure online system for North Sea governments to collect maritime information”

28. 15 Sept 2010 Scope of MDCS Display of transnational maritime data Nautical publications Nautical charts Planned event notifications Reference information in MDCS: ENCs and nautical publications for the 3 test areas Information collected by MDCS: Chart Defects Publications Defects Notice of Planned Activities Safety Information

29. Use the Research from Act 1 29

30. 15 Sept 2010 WP4 Phase 2 Deliverable Demonstrate a port data collection system (MDCS) Design and develop portal prototype Obtain base data Prototype review Planned

31. 15 Sept 2010 Start Page User’s “home” after login - first screen seen after login. Varies slightly by user

32. 15 Sept 2010 Home page (current) Opening screen for BLAST Login, MDCS news, links to partner sites, link to information about BLAST (“Help”)

33. 15 Sept 2010 Nautical Publications

34. 15 Sept 2010 Nautical Charts

35. 15 Sept 2010 Planned Event Notifications

36. 15 Sept 2010 Chart Defect Selection

37. 15 Sept 2010 Chart Defect Report Scrolling down will display sections for attaching Information and for submitting form via web

38. 15 Sept 2010 Every report is routed to someone – an administrator as last resort. MDCS is not intended to replace workflow systems used by partners Switchboard

39. 39 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION