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Copernicus Maritime Surveillance Service

The Copernicus Maritime Surveillance Service provides satellite-based data to support users monitoring human activities at sea, in European waters and Member States’ outermost coastal regions

What is Automated Behaviour Monitoring?

Discover how EMSA's Automated Behaviour Monitoring algorithms can detect certain patterns of ship behaviour for multiple purposes

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THETIS-MRV

Supporting Monitoring Reporting & Verification of CO2 Emissions

'Annual Overview of Marine Casualties and Incidents 2017'

The Annual Overview of Marine Casualties and Incidents consists in a high-level analysis of accidents reported by the EU Member States in European Marine Casualty Information Platform (EMCIP).

EMSA Maritime Information Systems

EMSA's SafeSeaNet system offers Member States information to track the 20 000 or so commercial ships that are in and around European waters at any given time. The LRIT system offers the possibility to track European ships worldwide.

Pollution, Preparedness & Response

Roughy half of EMSA's budget is focused on pollution preparedness and response activities. In particular, the Agency offers a network of contracted oil pollution response vessels. Spread across the European coastline, these vessels can be called upon by Member States in case of a major oil spill at sea.

Accident investigation

Shipping accidents happen. And when they do, accident investigation can help identify problems, and to learn lessons that may prevent accidents in future. EMSA manages the EU's EMCIP database for sharing marine accident investigation information, and is helping to improve standards in accident investigation across coastal states. Since 2007, EMSA has also published an annual Maritime Accident Review.

Protecting the marine environment

EMSA provides technical, operational and scientific advice and assistance to the European Commission and the Member States in the field of Marine Environment, covering all the development, implementation and enforcement of European and International legislation.

Ensuring quality shipping

EMSA 'inspects the inspectors' of classification societies, assesses Port State Control systems, tracks problem ships, and safeguards the standards of on-board equipment.

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EMSA Consolidated Annual Activity Report 2017

19.06.2018

The Consolidated Annual Activity Report provides a detailed account of the actions carried out in 2017. Operational achievements are reported in Part I. The section is organised by activity and highlights...

Newsletter June 2018

06.06.2018

In this issue: Learning how surveillance systems can be used to detect pollution; Adriatic 2018 – oil spill response exercise coordinated by Croatia; EMSA hosts ECSA Safety & Environment Committee...

Copernicus Maritime Surveillance - Product Catalogue

05.06.2018

The Copernicus Maritime Surveillance (CMS) service, implemented by EMSA, provides earth observation satellite images to support a better understanding and improved monitoring of activities at sea. The service is available...

Sulphur Inspection Guidance

30.05.2018

This document is intended to provide guidance for a harmonised approach to the inspection of ships, ascertaining their compliance, identifying non-compliances and applying control procedures for the enforcement of Directive...

MAR-CIS - Marine chemical information sheet [leaflet]

29.05.2018

  The MAR-CIS information sheets provide in a concise way substance-specific and maritime relevant information on chemicals aiming to assist the competent authorities during the initial stage of the response to...

Pollution Response Services - Supporting Pollution Response for Cleaner European Seas

29.05.2018

The European Maritime Safety Agency offers a range of services to help coastal States around Europe respond quickly, effectively and efficiently to marine pollution from ships and oil and gas...

MAR-ICE Network: Marine Chemical Emergency Information Service

29.05.2018

In close cooperation with the European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic) and the Centre of Documentation, Research and Experimentation on Accidental Water Pollution (Cedre), EMSA created the MAR-ICE Network in 2008...

Newsletter May 2018

16.05.2018

In this issue: Boosting technical expertise in the EU’s Enlargement Countries; Port State Control – Caribbean MoU, Indian Ocean MoU and IMO visit EMSA; Integrated Maritime Services for Member States...

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