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RIS in the Netherlands

RIS in the Netherlands. Ivo ten Broeke Cas Wilems. Transport in Europe Total all continental transport modes annual tonnage. Transport in Europe Inland navigation Rhine: 150 million tonnes annually R’dam - Germany. VTS areas anno 2012. Typical lay out of traffic centres.

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RIS in the Netherlands

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  1. RIS in the Netherlands Ivo ten Broeke Cas Wilems

  2. Transport in EuropeTotal all continental transport modes annual tonnage 19 october 2012

  3. Transport in EuropeInland navigation Rhine:150 million tonnes annually R’dam - Germany 19 october 2012

  4. VTS areas anno 2012 19 october 2012

  5. Typical lay out of traffic centres 19 october 2012

  6. Shore based radar display 19 october 2012

  7. Traffic Station: Radar, VHF, Information dBase 19 october 2012

  8. Implementation of RIS since 2005 • FIS • Tracking and Tracing • AIS on board • AIS shore infrastructure • VOS • VCM • IDVV 19 october 2012

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  10. 2012-04-02 08:36 Rotterdam area 1237 AIS vessels 19 october 2012

  11. AIS in NL 19 october 2012

  12. AIS BasestationNetwork 19 october 2012

  13. Impulse to inland navigationTraffic Management Centres of the Future (VCM) Cas Willems

  14. Impuls Dynamisch Verkeersmanagement VaarwegenIDVV Impulse to the development of Dynamic Traffic Management on the waterway network in the Netherlands Part of a policy vision on Vessel Traffic Management VTM2020 … 100 Meuro….. 2010-2013 19 october 2012

  15. Policy objectives 19 october 2012 • Sustainable transport • Improve position of inland navigation in the transport chain; • Shift from road to water; • Benefits for the environment by shifting to rail and water. Program objectives • Reliable voyage times • Maintain safety level • Fast and reliable incident management • Improve the use of infrastructure • Reduce administrative burden • Improve quality of the basic information 15 15

  16. Traffic Management Centres of the Future (VCM)

  17. Vessel Traffic management on the corridors Ambition: Corridormanagement Safe, efficient and reliable transport on the fairway network Facilitate cargo transport and pleasure crafts on their voyages from A to B on a corridor 19 october 2012 17

  18. Objectives VCM Development of the reference Framework (blueprint) of the “Vessel Traffic Management Centres of the future” and implement VCM Dordrecht as proof of concept • Integral Vessel Traffic Management: VTS, control of locks and bridges , traffic planning services as a support to the logistic chain • Improve efficiency for private and public parties by • Interaction and integration of VTS and control of locks and bridges. • Uniformity and optimal use of the systems for traffic management like AIS, inland ECDIS, VOS, electronic reporting services, network data services. 19 october 2012

  19. Future Vessel Traffic Management CentresCorridor oriented approach 2050 Intgegrated corridor centres 2014-2025 Integrated corridorcentres + remote control centres 19 october 2012

  20. Reference framework VCM 2014-2025 & Pilot Users effectivity Service model Workingprocesses. efficiency &Human factors PILOT / Proof of concept Task model Information & ControlInterf. Operator console and MMI uniform Systems & innovations System components VOS, AIS, VHF, CCTV , … 19 october 2012 20 20

  21. VCMRIS Domain • Mainly traffic related • 1 Fairway information Services (FIS) • 2 Traffic information (TI) • a) Tactical traffic information (TTI) • b) Strategic traffic information (STI) • 3 Traffic management (TM) • a) Local traffic management (vessel traffic services - VTS) • b) Lock and bridge management (LBM) • c) Traffic Planning (TP) • 4 Calamity abatement support (CAS) • Mainly transport related • 5 Information for transport logistics (ITL) • a) Voyage planning (VP) • b) Transport management (TPM) • c) Inter-modal port and terminal management (PTM) • d) Cargo and fleet management (CFM) • 6 Information for law enforcement (ILE) • 7 Statistics (ST) • 8 Waterway charges and harbour dues (CHD) 19 october 2012

  22. De-composition of services and working processes • Task models for: • Operational network managers • VTS operators • Lock and bridge Planners • Bridge and Lock operators 19 october 2012

  23. Task driven Man Machine Interfaces Creating Situational awareness Prototyping 19 october 2012 23 24 november 2011

  24. Questions ?or later:Cas.willems@rws.nl 19 october 2012

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