Published November 16, 2022 | Version v1
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Applying the Big Data Technologies for Enhancing Maritime Interoperability Framework

  • 1. Administration for Maritime Safety and Port Management of Montenegro
  • 2. University of Montenegro (UoM), Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Podgorica
  • 3. Engineering I.I., S.p.A., (ENG), Italy
  • 4. Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS), Greece
  • 5. Center of Security Studies (KEMEA), Ministry of Citizen Protection, Athens, Greece
  • 6. SATWAYS ltd., Athens, Greece

Description

In this paper, we present the core applications of data lakes and other big data infrastructure technologies for the purpose of enhancing the maritime interoperability framework and ensuring resilient collaboration among agencies. The approach is based on the deployment of multi-layered & semantically enabled Data Lakes for storing various maritime data collected from heterogeneous sensors, and on the information exchange process through the Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE) network using advanced Command and Control (C2) platforms. The results of this paper are derived from the EU-funded project EFFECTOR, highlighting the significant contribution of advanced solutions using Artificial Intelligence algorithms and supporting UAV and C2 technologies to various operations at sea. The validation survey results collected from end-users after the execution of the maritime trials are presented as well.

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EFFECTOR – An End to end Interoperability Framework For MaritimE Situational Awareness at StrategiC and TacTical OpeRations 883374
European Commission