ScanMaris : an Adaptive and Integrative Approach for Wide Maritime Zone Surveillance

Michel Morel (1) , Marie-Pierre Gleizes (2) , Aldo Napoli (3) , Anne Littaye (4) , Valérie Bazin (5) , Christian Scapel (6) , Bernard Alhadef (7) , Bruno Leroy (8) , Jacques Lebrevelec (9) , Daniel Dejardin (10)

1 SIS - Systèmes d'informations et de surveillance
2 IRIT-SMAC - Systèmes Multi-Agents Coopératifs
3 CRC - Centre de recherche sur les Risques et les Crises
4 ECOMERS - Ecosystèmes Côtiers Marins et Réponses aux Stress
5 ONERA - The French Aerospace Lab [Palaiseau]
6 AMU Pôle transports CDMT IFURTA - Aix-Marseille Université - Faculté de droit et de science politique - Pôle maritime, aérien et des transports
7 SOFRESUD DEFENSE
8 Direction des Affaires maritimes et des gens de mer
9 CROSSA ETEL
10 CROSS Med - Centre régional opérationnel de surveillance et de sauvetage de la Méditerranée

The ScanMaris project is an innovative software workshop conceived to develop and evaluate solutions of prevention and monitoring of wide maritime zones. These solutions rely on tools of tactical picture's exploitation, known as enriched for resulting from the continuous treatment of important volumes of heterogeneous data gathered in real time (sensors) and remote time (intelligence). The ScanMaris solutions enable supervising the permanent evolutions of the dense vessel traffic in order to follow the flows of transported goods (bulk, containers, energy, chemical, fishery product, passenger, etc.) according to various routes (corridor, motorway of the sea, coastal traffic, etc.) and to detect the criminal traffics (narcotics, smuggling, illegal immigration, illegal resource fishing, etc). This paper focuses on the technologies involved in the project with their major results. Nevertheless, there is no global analysis of the workshop at this stage, because ScanMaris will be recently funded by the French National Research Agency ANR, and its duration is of 24 months.

Mots clés: ScanMaris

Domaines: Système multi-agents [cs.MA]

Michel Morel, Marie-Pierre Gleizes, Aldo Napoli, Anne Littaye, Valérie Bazin, et al.. ScanMaris : an Adaptive and Integrative Approach for Wide Maritime Zone Surveillance. Conférence internationale on Cognitive systems with Interactive Sensors (COGIS 2007), Nov 2007, Stanford, California, United States. pp.1-2. ⟨hal-00747879⟩