1. Ai-MAST 2015, Daejeon (South Korea)
On the Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) to enhance Safety and Security at Sea
Michele FIORINI, Andrea Capata, Domenico D. Bloisi
Ai-MAST 2015, Daejeon (South Korea)
Special Talk for e-Navigation
13th November, 2015 1

2. Overall Strategy Extract ship routes density layers from AIS data
Use appropriate representation styles, in order to customize map visualization according to analytic needs
Share the obtained layers through standard protocols, to make them easy to spread and interpret
Use different clients for different analytic purposes
Share the obtained layers through standard protocols, to make them easy to spread and interpret, in order to allow access from different clients and for different analytic purposes.
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3. Data Transformation and Sharing
Data conversion +
Custom styles
Support for open standards (by OGC)
Layer publication
open source server for sharing geospatial data
shapefile (.shp) data
OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) is an international
not for profit organization providing open standards
for geospatial applications. 3 3

4. Transforming the Data
Interpret the ship route density layers published on GeoServer
Overlay them to other ones to get more advanced visualizations
Compare different views
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5. Layer Visualization OpenLayers Maps with multiple overlays visualized
in ad hoc web pages
OpenLayers
OpenLayers is an open source framework capable of dealing with open geo-standards (by the Open Geospatial Consortium) 5 5

6. Case Study Visualization of AIS data sample of vessels
Only open source software
Real data about a section of Europe for August 2013
Downloaded from exactearth.com 6 6

7. Step by step Overall scheme of the visualization process 14 April 19127 7

8. Feature types

9. Map Visualization COUNT based visualization PASSENGER based

10. Map Projection CONT feature type

11. Map Projection PASSENGER feature type

12. Ai-MAST 2015, Daejeon (South Korea)
On the Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) to enhance Safety and Security at Sea
Michele FIORINI, Andrea Capata, Domenico D. Bloisi
Ai-MAST 2015, Daejeon (South Korea)
Special Talk for e-Navigation
13th November, 2015 12