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Security System for Maritime Infrastructures, Ports and Coastal zones

Objective

The SECTRONIC initiative addresses observation and protection of critical maritime infrastructures; Passenger and goods transport, Energy supply, and Port infrastructures. All accessible means of observation (offshore, onshore, air, space) of those infrastructures are exchanged via an onshore control center. The end-users themselves or permitted third-parties can access a composite of infrastructure observations in real-time. The end-users will be able to protect the infrastructure by non-lethal means in the scenario of a security concerned situation. The proposed system is a 24h small area surveillance system that is designed to be used on any ship, platform, container/oil/gas terminal or harbour. The initiative is an end-users driven R&D activity. The end-users represent the major market player in each of the three infrastructures: Passenger transport, Energy production, Energy transport, Commercial ports and Combined military/commercial ports. They have requested better security as they have direct relation and responsibility towards passengers & infrastructure, and are actively involved in the customization, testing, calibration, and validation activates ensuring fulfillment of their aspirations of protecting their high-value maritime assets. The R&D partners represents SMEs (MARSS, ACS, NURC, UNIRESEARCH), university (Chalmers University of Technology), Defense Research Institutes (FFI, NURC) and a classification society (DNV).

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FP7-SEC-2007-1
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CP - Collaborative project (generic)

Coordinator

MARINE & REMOTE SENSING SOLUTIONS LIMITED
EU contribution
€ 1 499 529,40
Address
KING S HILL AVENUE 2 KING S HILL
ME19 4AQ WEST MALLING KENT
United Kingdom

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Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
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