“ 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, 8 th April 2013 Giovanbattista RAIMONDI, Navy Capt Head, Navy C4 and Security Dpt – Rome giovanbattista.raimondi@marina.difesa.it 8th April, 2013 1
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. 8th April, 2013 2
Migrants traffic control This scenario has brought to: Enhance Interagency cooperation; Set Governance and Legal framework; Employ Navy in the High Seas. 8th April, 2013 3
Counter-piracy NATO, EU and other Navies (i.e. Japan, China, India, Russia, etc.) operating in the same area; Focus on merchant shipping; Cooperation with ship- owners’ associations; Information sharing with military and civilian organizations; Relationships with coastal States. 8th April, 2013 4
Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: Earthquake in Haiti - 2010 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. 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 of food (World Food Program) am) 98,170 170 medical al equipment pments 78,000 000 kg of material al for the Red Cross 26,800 800 kg of tents, , medical al equipments, ments, etc 8th April, 2013 5
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) Sharing of information enabling international cooperation 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. 8th April, 2013 6
Governance and Legal Framework: System for Integrated Interagency Maritime Surveillance ANTI TERRORISM DEFENCE SEARCH & RESCUE FISHERIES ANTI CONTROL POLLUTION S.I.I.M.S. MIGRATION MARITIME CONTROL ECONOMY Port ANTI MARITIME Gov Org’s PIRACY Authorities SAFETY ILLICIT TRAFFICS Police & Coast Carabinieri Guard Guardia di Custom Navy Finanza 8th April, 2013 7
The E.U. approach: Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE) SPA IT FR DEFENCE etc. MARSUR BORDER CONTROL EUROSUR TRAFFIC CONTROL SAFESEANET FISHERY CONTROL VMS 8th April, 2013 8
Pilot Project BLUEMASSMED This EU project - that implements the CISE principles - has been completed in only 6 months at a very low cost. Key factors: National single node; Maximum reuse of existing systems; Dual use of military capabilities. 8th April, 2013 9
Pre Operational Validation POV CISE Project BLUEMASSMED COOPERATION POV CISE MARSUNO THE POV CISE ITALIAN PROPOSAL Participants : 24 CIV and MIL bodies; 16 Associated /Observers partners; various EU / Gov agencies and organisations interested . Partners assets: Technical, Operational and Legal Expertise; Maritime Surveillance systems and assets (sensors, vessels, etc.); Info management & comms. 8th April, 2013 10
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. POV CISE IS IT ENOUGH? A better Maritime Surveillance with a better use of “dual use” Navies capabilities 8th April, 2013 11
Giovanbattista RAIMONDI, Navy Capt Head, Navy C4 and Security Dpt – Rome giovanbattista.raimondi@marina.difesa.it 8th April, 2013 12
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