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Navigating the Seas Safely: The OCEAN Project’s Innovative Approach
Erik Styhr Peterson, senior researcher at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, spoke at the OCEAN Project Stakeholders Assembly on June 1st, 2023, on how the OCEAN Project aims to improve maritime safety through better awareness and evasive maneuvering capabilities.
Unveiling the OCEAN Project’s Mission for Maritime Safety
The OCEAN Project enhances maritime safety by facilitating information sharing and empowering mariners to make better decisions. The project’s tools include the Evasive Manoeuvring Agent (EMA) for assessing navigational safety. Subscribe to our mailing list to stay informed and keep OCEAN on your radar for safer oceans.
News & Press Releases
OCEAN Partner UPC Work on AI for Increased Navigational Safety
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - BarcelonaTech (UPC) published their article on how the use of AI, Algorithms and machine learning could increase navigational safety. The article introduces the subject with "The Centre for Language and Speech Technologies and...
OCEAN featured in Baltic Transport Journal
“MARITIME: The OCEAN project. Re-drawing navigation systematically to make it safer – for people, ships, and animals”
by Fitzwilliam Scott
OCEAN featured in Maritimt Magasin (Norwegian)
Container accidents at sea pose a growing risk to maritime safety and the environment, with 28% of these incidents being serious. In response, the Norwegian Coastal Administration is participating in a European research project to prevent further accidents and their...
Television interview with RTP-Açores (Portuguese language)
On 28 Oct 2022, Rui Prieto of University of Azores was interviewed by RTP-Açores on the OCEAN project in Portuguese; the recording of the interview is available here.
Radio Interview with RDP-Açores (Language: Portuguese)
On 26 Oct 2022, Rui Prieto of University of Azores was interviewed by RDP-Açores on the OCEAN project in Portuguese. The recording of the interview is available HERE.