development of a regional marine electronic highway in the straits of malacca and singapore .ppt
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Development of a Regional Marine Electronic
Highwayin the
Straits of Malacca and Singapore
byS. Adrian Ross, Senior Programme Officer, PEMSEA
andJames Paw, Technical Officer, IMO London
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Background on the MEH Project
1996 - 2002
1. Regional Conference on Sustainable Financing Mechanisms – Public/Private Sector Partnerships, November 1996
2. GEF/UNDP/IMO Regional Programme Steering Committee Meetings 1996, 1997, 1998
3. TTEG Meeting, May 1997
4. World Bank Prefeasibility Study: The SE Asia MEH, June 1997
5. Regional Workshop on the MEH, October 1998
6. IFC Feasibility Analysis of the SE Asian MEH, April 1999
7. PDF Block B Grant Request: Development of a Regional MEH in the East Asian Seas with a First Phase in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore, March 2001 – December 2002
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An innovative marine information and infrastructure An innovative marine information and infrastructure system that:system that:
enhances maritime services and navigational enhances maritime services and navigational safety standards;safety standards;
integrates marine environment protection and integrates marine environment protection and sustainable development of the coastal and sustainable development of the coastal and marine resources; andmarine resources; and
provides a sustainable financing mechanism provides a sustainable financing mechanism through public-private partnerships.through public-private partnerships.
MARINE ELECTRONIC HIGHWAYMARINE ELECTRONIC HIGHWAY
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Marine Electronic Highway Functional Diagram
Applications Module Goals
emergency response
electronic navigation
traffic management
resource managementand intervention
environmental protection
- hydrodynamics- s, T, δ t
- plankton- nutrients- sediments- contaminants
3D circulationmodel
plus 3Decology model
oil and chemical spill
search and rescue
tanker drift
tsunami / surge wave forecasting
tides and currents
fishery forecasts
ocean productivity
hazardous plankton forecasts
effluent dispersion
contaminant fate and effects
in situ obs.
Real-timeEnvt’l Info
GPS
VTIS radar
ENCs
Datainterface
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SUSTAINABLE FINANCINGSUSTAINABLE FINANCING
Partnership arrangements involving:
• national government agencies
• shipping and maritime industries
• environmental/coastal resource managers
• data providers/data users/technology providers
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Revenues from Products and Services
Considerations to Generate Revenues:
UNCLOS (Art. 26 and Art. 43)UNCLOS (Art. 26 and Art. 43)
SOLAS (Minimum Threshold of NAVAIDS)SOLAS (Minimum Threshold of NAVAIDS)
Public Private Sector Partnerships
Financial Sustainability of the MEH
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MEH Demonstration Project
7 Components, 26 ActivitiesDuration: 4 yearsGeographic Scope: Sector 1-9 [ STRAITREP Area ] Hydrographic survey: Sector 1-6
The Partners:IndonesiaMalaysiaSingaporeGEFWorld BankIMOIHOPEMSEAINTERTANKO
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1 Establish the Marine Electronic Highway and demonstrate its technical functionalities on navigation safety and marine environment protection for the Straits of Malacca and Singapore;
2 Facilitate the integration of marine environment systems
and data flow and information exchange through the MEH system;
3 Develop the operational and administrative mechanisms
for the sustainable management of the MEH system; 4 Evaluate the financial, social and economic benefits and
legal issues of the MEH system;
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Sp
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5 Promote awareness and participation of relevant stakeholders to support the MEH system;
6 Strengthen national and regional capacity in maritime
safety and marine environment protection for the sustainable management of the MEH system; and
7 Implement transitional activities to develop the first phase
MEH Full-scale Development Project and assess the feasibility of establishing the second phase MEH system extending to other sea areas in the East and West of the Straits.
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Some Expected Outputs of the MEH Demonstration Project
Software including:Software including:
• MEH administrative and management mechanismMEH administrative and management mechanism
• Partnership arrangementsPartnership arrangements
• Sustainable financing mechanismSustainable financing mechanism
• MEH Fund blueprintMEH Fund blueprint
• Proposal for MEH full-scale development projectProposal for MEH full-scale development project
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Some Expected Outputs of the MEH Demonstration Project
Hardware:
Operational pilot MEH system, including:
• 1 DGPS station
• 2 AIS stations
• 1 offshore station for oceanographic data
• Upgraded tide stations with telemetric capability
• High resolution hydrographic data and ENCs
• 3 MEH Data Centres
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Regional Marine Electronic Highway Project
Phase 1: Straits of Malacca and Singapore Stage 1- Demonstration Project Stage 2 – Full-scale Development ProjectPhase 2: Extending the MEH in other sea areas