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Wide Maritime Area Airborne Surveillance Maritime Security and Needs for R&D Ostend - 22 Sept. 2010 - The WIMA ² S Project - www.wimaas.eu
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1 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – Consortium 14 partners from 10 EU countries Capability project FP7-SEC-2007-1 Start 01-12-2008 36 months 4M€ total cost 2.74 EC grant MARINE NATIONALE FRANCAISE(France) GUARDIA DI FINANZA(Italy) GUARDIA CIVIL(Spain) SWEDISH COAST GUARD(Sweden) FINNISH BORDER GUARD(Finland) POLISH COAST GUARD (Poland) FRONTEX EPN(Europe) MUMM (Belgium) MALTA AUTHORITIES(Malta) … A group of End-Users
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2 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S & Airborne Surveillance Air assets (Aircraft, UAV) have a key contribution in building a precise « Common Operating Picture » through detection, localization, identification and tracking of all ships especially those which can threat Homeland (near the border or not), Airborne platforms: are well suited for surveillance over extended areas, ensure continuous and discrete tracking, perform close-up inspection when needed. Air assets (Aircraft, UAV) is a key for maritime surveillance.
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3 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – Project Objectives Safety Security Environmental Multi-Missions System in a System WIMA²S addresses the full spectrum of public service missions, including protection against all kind of trafficking and protection of the European resources. WIMA²S is a building block part of a system of systems.
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4 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – Project Objectives The WIMA²S project intends to explore and evaluate the potential benefit, in term of efficiency, cost effectiveness and accuracy, that could be brought to maritime wide area surveillance by new concepts such as: Remotely controlled airborne sensors, Unmanned Airborne Platforms, Analysis of airborne sensors, New algorithms, Integration with cooperative assets UAV Remote controlled System Stand alone system 2007 2010 2015
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5 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - A Survey of End-User Needs WIMA²S after the first & half year End-User Requirements: 3 tasks achieved, Questionnaire, report on existing airborne assets, interviews, WIMA²S workshop More than 25 internal reports, 7 end-user interviews A workshop with 11 End-users from 9 agencies, 8 presentations A deliverable with 3 annexes.
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6 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - End-User Conclusions Present surveillance problems Surveillance aircrafts are not furnished with real time data link enabling SoS integration, No direct access to satellite imagery, VMS data… Technical systems are not fully compatible. Possible improvements Integration of different assets (A/Cs, UAVs) and surveillance systems, Implementation of a complete digital integrated surveillance system, Use of UAV (MALE class), Real time data link implementation, Centralize monitoring in one or more commanding centers. Restrictions/Prohibitions Confidentiality of data, Budgetary restrictions, Air Traffic Management (ATM) safety regulations for UAV.
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7 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S Scenarios Instantiated WIMA²S Scenarios Terrorist Hijacking of Large Cruise Liner Drug Trafficking Illegal immigration Illegal Fishing Saharan Pirates WMD Smuggling Two main purposes: To guide system design Starting point for simulations Two timeframes Midterm: 2015 Longterm: 2025 Scenario
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8 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – R&D Activities WIMA²S addresses the potential for both reduced cost of operation and improved maritime surveillance efficiency through the introduction of air vehicles with reduced or zero crew Crew concept Sensor and data fusion Onboard processing Platforms communications Other systems: AIS, LRIT, Coastal radars,… Crew concept Multi-system concepts Multi-sensor concepts Dynamic tasking Cost benefit analysis Satellite Piloted aircraft UAV REMOTE CONTROLLED MISSION SYSTEM TOWARD a SoS INTEGRATION
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9 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - TUAV : Tactical unmanned air vehicle LTP : Low End TurboProp GCS : Ground Control Station UMV : Unmanned Maritime Vehicle HTP : High End TurboProp MALE : Medium Altitude Long Endurance WIMA²S System
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10 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S - Innovations Scenario Generation Methodology (FOI) Impact analysis of the Remote Control on the Maritime Surveillance Mission System (Thales) Multi-sensor concepts (FOI) Optimisation simulations to evaluate different SoS architecture (Sener) Object-Oriented World Model (OOWM) for Situation Assessment (Fraunhofer) Artificial Intelligence application for Dynamic tasking (Thales) Crew Concept: impact of the use of UAvs Cost Benefit Analysis methodology (FOI) ….
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11 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – Tangible Results Simulation - is a “transverse” activity of the project, designed to support mainly technical activities and to evaluate the needs and benefits in terms of user requirements collection and formalization and simulation of complex systems, Experiment - the remote control of a maritime surveillance mission system will be demonstrated in the framework of a scenario using a UAV (FULMAR).
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12 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - Anomaly detection Satcom Transmission A Maritime UAV Experiment AIS Collection Network UAV Tasking MRCC 1 2 4 Correlation AIS-Images 3 5 Evidence Formatting 6 Images Collection 8 Mission Evidence Transmission 7 AIRBORNE ASSET
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13 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - AEROVISION – FULMAR SYSTEM
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14 WIMA²S – SRC10 Ostend – 22 September 2010 - WIMA²S – Questions & Comments Thank You For Your Attention
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