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EUROPEAN INTEGRATED MARITIME SURVEILLANCE Dilarde Teilāne European External Action Service Directorate of Conflict Prevention and Security Policy Addis Ababa, 20 April, 2012
EUROPEAN INTEGRATED MARITIME SURVEILLANCE
Dilarde Teilāne
European External Action Service
Directorate of Conflict Prevention and Security Policy
Addis Ababa, 20 April, 2012
Common Information Common Information Sharing EnvironmentSharing Environment
Rationale: cooperation across sectors and MS to
– Ensure safer, more secure & cleaner seas
– Foster EU digital society
– Ensure the fundamentals for sustainable growth
ChallengesChallenges
Integrated?Integrated?
Maritime surveillance Maritime surveillance situation todaysituation today
Interior/CG or Police
Ministerial Departments
Foreign Affairs
Economy/Customs
Transport
Coastguard/ alt. Navy
MultinationalCo-ordination
Agriculture/Fishery
Overseas/Territories
Justice
Inter-Agency Co-ordination
FunctionalCo-ordination
Interior/CG or Police
Ministerial Departments
Foreign Affairs
Economy/Customs
Transport
Coastguard/ alt. Navy
MultinationalCo-ordination
Agriculture/Fishery
Overseas/Territories
Justice
Inter-Agency Co-ordination
FunctionalCo-ordination
Sectoral development: Today each node is a maritime system on its own.
Need to build on existent maritime surveillance systems
-data Pooling without losing original data ownership and control
- Sharing of resources
EU’s responseEU’s response
Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE)
For the Surveillance of the EU maritime domain
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TransportCoast Guards
FinancesCustoms
DefenceNavies
InteriorBorderGuards
BORDER CONTROL
CUSTOMS
FISHERIES CONTROL
GENERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
AgricultureFisheries
MEMBERSTATES
Maritime Administrations
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Data - Information•Producers•Subscribers
TailoredRMOPs
MARITIME SAFETY AND
SECURITY
MARINE ENVIRONMENT
DEFENCE
User communitiesUser communities
MEETING OF HEADS OF DELEGATION AND CHARGES D’AFFAIRE 1
Guiding principlesGuiding principles
• Interlinking all relevant user Communities
• Building a technical framework for interoperability
• Information Exchange among civilian / military authorities
• Specific legal provisions
User communities User communities cooperation to achievecooperation to achieve
Effectiveness
Cost efficiency
Generating a ‘situational awareness’
of activities at sea
across all relevant sectors
to facilitate sound decision making
Roadmap to CISERoadmap to CISE
• Identifying user communities• Mapping of data sets and gap analysis for data
exchange• Identifying common data classification levels• Developing the supporting framework (technical
framework)• Defining access rights• Providing a coherent legal framework
Further steps, potentially legal, will follow
GAP analysisGAP analysis
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MARITIME SAFETY,SECURITY ANDPREVENTION OF
POLLUTION BY SHIPS
FISHERIES CONTROL MARINE POLLUTIONPREPAREDNESS ANDRESPONSE, MARINE
ENVIRONMENT
CUSTOMS BORDER CONTROL GENERAL LAWENFORCEMENT
DEFENCE
New Access
Improved Access
Presently Accessed
Owned Data
TimelinesTimelines
2012 2013 2014 2017
CISE DEVELOPMENT
- Impact assessment (tech, legal, cost, social, env studies)
Cooperation study
2.1 MEuro FP 7 surveillance study
13 MEuro CISE implementation
> 100 MEuro
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