POV CISE Challenges and opportunities in Maritime Security and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Giovanbattista RAIMONDI, Navy Capt Head, Navy C4 and Security Dpt – Rome giovanbattista.raimondi@marina.difesa.it

“Italian Navy contribution to POV CISE”

Challenges and opportunities in Maritime Security and Surveillance for effective governance and innovation in the EU’s maritime domain

Dublin, 8th April 2013

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AGENDA

• New scenarios for the Navies;
• Italian Navy’s main Maritime Situational

Awareness (MSA) Programs;

• The European Common Information

Sharing Environment (CISE) for the Maritime Surveillance: the Italian Navy contribution;

• Conclusions.

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Migrants traffic control

This scenario has brought to:

• Enhance Interagency cooperation;
• Set Governance and Legal framework;
• Employ Navy in the High Seas.

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Counter-piracy

• NATO, EU and other Navies (i.e. Japan, China, India, Russia, etc.)
• perating in the same area;
• Focus on merchant shipping;
• Cooperation with ship-owners’ associations;
• Information sharing with military and civilian organizations;
• Relationships with coastal States.

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Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: Earthquake in Haiti - 2010

• MEDICAL

AL SUPPORT T ON B BOARD : 4 411 surger eries es

• MEDICAL

AL SUPPORT T from ground nd hospi pital tal : 1 1706 surger geries es (632 pediatr atrics) )

• HUMANITAR

TARIAN IAN ASSISTAN ISTANCE CE 12,000 000 kg

• f food (World Food Program)

am) 98,170 170 medical al equipment pments 78,000 000 kg

• f material

al for the Red Cross 26,800 800 kg

• f tents,

, medical al equipments, ments, etc

IT Navy aircraft carrier CAVOUR in Haiti highlighted:

• Coordination between military and civilian organizations

(Civil Protection Dep., Red Cross, NGO’s);

• The “information sharing” as the key-factor for the

success of the mission;

• The importance of “Dual-use” role of the Navies.

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The V-RMTC Model

Highlights:

• 30 NAVIES
• about 100k tracks for week
• TRANS-REGIONAL MARITIME NET

(TRMN): WMC federated with BRASIL, SINGAPORE, ARGENTINA

• Many new potential Partners (S.AFR, AUS,

etc)

The validity of the model is proved by the fact that:

• New Navies are continuously joining the V-RMTC;
• Data exchange is constantly increasing since 2004;
• Development of technical capabilities and requirements for MSA.

Sharing of information enabling international cooperation

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ANTI TERRORISM SEARCH & RESCUE ILLICIT TRAFFICS ANTI PIRACY MIGRATION CONTROL FISHERIES CONTROL DEFENCE MARITIME SAFETY ANTI POLLUTION

Governance and Legal Framework: System for Integrated Interagency Maritime Surveillance

S.I.I.M.S.

Navy Coast Guard Police & Carabinieri Guardia di Finanza Port Authorities Custom Gov Org’s

MARITIME ECONOMY

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FISHERY CONTROL

VMS

TRAFFIC CONTROL

SAFESEANET

BORDER CONTROL

EUROSUR

DEFENCE

MARSUR

IT FR

etc.

SPA

The E.U. approach: Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE)

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This EU project - that implements the CISE principles - has been completed in

• nly 6 months at a very low cost.

Key factors:

Pilot Project BLUEMASSMED

• National single node;
• Maximum reuse of existing systems;
• Dual use of military capabilities.

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Pre Operational Validation POV CISE Project

THE POV CISE ITALIAN PROPOSAL Participants:

• 24 CIV and MIL bodies;
• 16 Associated /Observers partners;
• various EU / Gov agencies and
• rganisations interested .

Partners assets:

• Technical, Operational and Legal

Expertise;

• Maritime Surveillance systems and

assets (sensors, vessels, etc.);

• Info management & comms.

BLUEMASSMED MARSUNO COOPERATION POV CISE

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Conclusions

• New commitment for Navies new Capabilities for the

Italian Navy;

• Interagency information-sharing is a key factor to enhance

effectiveness in Maritime Security and Surveillance.

IS IT ENOUGH?

A better Maritime Surveillance with a better use of “dual use” Navies capabilities

POV CISE

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Giovanbattista RAIMONDI, Navy Capt Head, Navy C4 and Security Dpt – Rome giovanbattista.raimondi@marina.difesa.it