EMSA has recently contracted four companies to provide maritime surveillance services to support national authorities carrying out coastguard functions, thereby extending EMSA’s portfolio of Remotely Piloted Aircraft System based services.
Read moreDetailsMaritime surveillance is essential for creating maritime awareness. With its competencies in space technologies and data fusion, the EU Science Hub, JRC, contributes to the implementation of the Integrated Maritime Policy.
Read moreDetailsThe EgyptAir flight MS804 crashed with 56 passengers and 10 crew on board while travelling from Paris to Cairo on Thursday morning May 19th, 2016. The Egyptian navy, air force and army are currently searching the sea to the north of Egypt’s coast, with French, Greek, British and US support.
Read moreDetailsThe US Department of Defense announced that it is providing $1.76 million in additional funding to military laboratories to expand Zika virus surveillance worldwide and assess the virus’ impact on deployed service members’ health and readiness.
Read moreDetailsThe AR5 Life Ray UAS has been selected by the ESA and the EMSA to demonstrate the first European maritime surveillance system where drones are integral to operations. The first demonstration will be performed this summer over the Maltese waters of the Mediterranean sea, said Pedro Sinogas, TEKEVER CEO
Read moreDetailsEMSA is once again at the forefront developing new technologies and satellites: to keep us safe at sea and to monitor the environment.
Read moreDetailsMaritime surveillance is the theme of the upcoming conference being held at EMSA
Read moreDetailsEMSA collects, processes and exchanges maritime related data from a wide range of sources
Read moreDetailsEbola virus monitoring continues
Read moreDetailsEU join forces for safer seas and oceans
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