SeaBILLA
EU FP7 Integration Project (*)
on Sea Border Surveillance
Mr Salvatore Rampino
European Maritime Day - 21 May 2010
(*)
FP7 Second Call Security – project eligible for funding
GRANT AGREEMENT under negotiation
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The scope of Maritime Safety & Security
Navigational Hazards
Terrorist threat
USS Cole
Limburg
Tricolor
Pollution
Erika
Illegal immigration
Prestige
East Sea
Safety at sea
Illegal fishing
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Piracy,
Trafficking, Smuggling,
Harbour protection,
Natural disasters,
All surveillance missions...
SeaBILLA - Integrated Net-Centric approach
to Blue Border Control
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FP7 Research Projects - Addressing the needs
EU Maritime Policy
EU Maritime
Management
Maritime
Security
Systems
FRONTEX
EMSA
CFisheriesCA
EUSC
Ministries
Transport
Coast Guards
Member Interiors
Naval Forces
States Defence
Customs
ENV
Economy
Ports
Coastal Waters
Open Sea
Maritime
Safety
Systems
EU Maritime
SeaBILLA
Surveillance System
FP7Common
INTEGRATION
Maritime
PROJECT
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EU
DGs
TREN
JLS
MARE
ENV
ENTR
TAXUD
RELEX
Territorial
Waters
Cont. Zone
EEZs
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SeaBILLA An Operational driven project
The project will address operational requirements in real
life scenarios selected by End Users
English Channel and the
North Sea
Canary Islands
and European
North East
Atlantic
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Sardinia
Channel
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SeaBILLA Scope of the project
SURVEILLANCE: SENSORS IMPROVEMENTS AND FUSION
TARGETS
Oil Tanker
PATROL (Radar + IR +
VISIBLE + Spot-light SAR)
Active / Passive Radar
+ IR + AIS
UAS
SAR
Immigrant boat
RESOURCES
A
180
Helicopter
LAND
P1
160
B
140
Fishing boat
Off-Limit
y (Km)
120
P2
1
r0= 20 Km
100
Island
80
Patrol boat
Warning Zone
r1= 50 Km
Rib
60
40
Comms
20
0
50
100
150
x(Km)
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200
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SeaBILLA Project : the Workflow
SP2. Surveillance
segments
improvements
SP1.
Capabilities
Roadmap
Capability Gaps
Improvement
Requirements
Use Case Definitions
Possible Solution
Concepts
Legal aspects
SP5.
Segment specifications
and performance
Dissemination
and exploitation
SP3. Sensors
networking and
information
fusion
Segment
Specifications
Components and
Models
Solution Definitions and
Components
Scenario Descriptions
Vignette Definitions
Use Case Definitions
Effectiveness
Requirements
Solution Comparison
SP4. Trials,
demonstrations
and validation
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Validated solutions
Result Assessments
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SeaBILLA Project : a European Consortium
TEAM MEMBER
CTY
TYPE
CTY
TEAM MEMBER
TYPE
RESEARCH
CENTRES
IT
SELEX SISTEMI INTEGRATI
SW
FOI
IT
ALENIA AERONAUTICA
EU
JOINT RESEARCH CENTER
UK
BAE SYSTEMS
NL
TNO
FR
EADS DEFENCE & SECURITY
IL
CORRELATION SYSTEMS
ES
EUROCOPTER ESPANA
NL
HITT
PT
EDISOFT
FR
MONDECA
ES
INDRA ESPACIO
BE
SPACE APPLICATIONS
SERVICES
ES
TTI NORTE
IT
CNIT
UK
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
LONDON
INDUSTRIES
ES
INDRA SISTEMAS
FR
SAGEM DEFENCE SECURITE
FR
THALES ALENIA SPACE FRANCE
IT
THALES ALENIA SPACE ITALY
GE
THALES DEFENCE DEUTSCHLAND
IT
TELESPAZIO
FR
THALES SYSTEMES AEROPORTES
ES
UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA
UK
UNIVERSITY OF
PORTSMOUTH
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SMALL –
MEDIUM
ENTERPRISES
ACADEMIC
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SeaBILLA User Advisory Group
The End Users who collaborated during the proposal preparation phase and
form today the reference User Advisory Group of SeaBILLA, are:
•Maritime Analysis and Operations Centre (Narcotics)
•Direccion General de la Policia y de la Guardia Civil (ES)
•Préfecture Maritime de l'Atlantique – Brest (FR)
•Préfecture Maritime de la Manche et de la Mer du Nord – Cherbourg (FR)
•Préfecture Maritime de la Méditerranée – Toulon (FR)
•Marine Nationale - French Navy (FR)
•Guardia di Finanza (IT)
•Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (NL)
•Kent Police (UK)
Pursuing coordination with existing systems and other R&D projects/
initiatives, more End Users and relevant EU and MS organisations will be
invited to join the SeaBILLA User Advisory Group, including, in particular, the
BLUEMASSMED and MARSUNO communities, FRONTEX, DG MARE,
EMSA, EDA
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SeaBILLA. The benefits
SeaBILLA will provide a significant and visible step forward in terms of
benchmarking Sea Border Surveillance Integration solutions.
SeaBILLA will provide tangible demonstration of the benefits that can be
derived from sensors and information sharing in the fight against, for example:
– drug trafficking from a mother ship crossing the English Channel and
North Sea
– the illegal immigration on small boats in the South Mediterranean,
– the illegal immigration and drug trafficking activities involving vessels of
all sizes in the the Atlantic waters,
This is expected to facilitate future, unprecedented information sharing
and cooperation among the Members States represented in SeaBILLA,
such as:
– British, French and Dutch authorities in the English Channel and North
Sea
– Italian, French and Spanish authorities in the Mediterranean,
– between MAOC-N, Spanish, Portuguese and French authorities in the
Atlantic.
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SEABILLA Point of Contact
SEABILLA project coordinator:
Ing. Salvatore Rampino
Technological Development Vice President
Strategy and Product Planning
Selex Sistemi Integrati
Tel +39 06 4150 2407
Fax +39 06 4150 2694
Email [email protected]
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