Katia Buonasera
Researcher
Messina
The project aims to study and develop of innovative technologies for use in environmental monitoring and safety at sea for navigation and risk control. It is intended to help reduce the existing gap in remote control processes and, above all, improve the interaction and integration of data, both environmental and process data into navigation and ship system management activities. All aimed at reducing risks and safeguarding the coastal and offshore marine environment. The expected results in Realizable Objective (OR) OR1 are to optimize and develop advanced sensor technology for use on multiple remotely manageable sensing platforms that are linked together in real time and functional for various uses, from “sensitive sites” to conservation areas. OR2 aspires to define an integrated system for active control, in terms of maritime traffic, system-ship behavior and environmental surveillance. Instead, the expected outcome of OR3 is the experimental design and implementation of fixed systems such as intelligent modular buoys and mobile systems such as autonomous and/or wire-guided vehicles (DRONEs and ROVs) for functional and environmental safety monitoring of vessels and the marine environment in which they transit or stop. The three ORs are integrated with each other with an inseparable functional interaction of product-process-management. What has been studied and developed will be of considerable value to the companies involved in terms of visibility and competitiveness, with an expected economic and especially employment return.
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Programme: PON Ricerca e Innovazione 2014-2020
Duration: January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2024
Budget IRBIM: 182.028,34 €
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Messina
Senior Researcher
Messina
Technical Collaborator
Messina
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Messina
Senior Technologist
Messina
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