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The best and quickest way to contact us for general queries that cannot be answered via our frequently asked questions page is through our contact form below. Please fill in all the fields carefully, and give as much information as you can about your request to enable us to deal with it quickly and efficiently.

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Clean SeaNet (CSN) (Detection & Feedback data / Date & Timestamps / Satellite Images)

2Detection & Feedback data: Reports on detections and feedback data are available at EMSA’s website. These reports encompass all the information that Member States authorized to make available to the public.

2Date & Timestamps: Access to dates and timestamps can normally not be granted. As per Article 4.2 third indent of the Regulation 1049/2001, such disclosure would undermine the protection of the purpose of inspections, investigations, and audits, as disclosure of such data could undermine ongoing and future monitoring activities by revealing satellite overpass patterns, and is likely to affect investigations by national authorities, as this is only one of the elements supporting the investigation.

2Satellite Images: Access to satellite images cannot be granted. These images fall under the exception of Article 4.2 first indent Regulation 1049/2001, as their disclosure would undermine the protection of commercial interests and intellectual property. The satellite images are obtained through EMSA contracts with a limited IPR license for authorized users only.

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2SafeSeaNet (SSN) – RAW AIS, Terrestrial AIS, Historical Ship Data, Ship Positions/Type/Time, Access to RAW AIS, Terrestrial AIS, Historical Ship Data, Ship Positions/Type/Time can normally not be granted. The data likely falls under two exceptions of Regulation 1049/2001. First, Article 4.1(b) protects privacy and individual integrity, as the requested information identifies vessels, owners, users, or staff, constituting personal data. Second, Article 4.2 first indent protects commercial interests, as disclosing the data might reveal patterns linked to individual vessels, their activities, and companies, exposing their commercial organisation and business practices.

2SAT AIS Positions: Access to SAT AIS Positions cannot be granted. These images fall under the exception of Article 4.2 first indent Regulation 1049/2001, as their disclosure would undermine the protection of commercial interests and intellectual property. The satellite images are obtained through EMSA contracts with a limited IPR license for authorized users only

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EMCIP – Data on marine casualties and incidents

2Information concerning the marine casualties and incidents falling within the scope of Directive 2009/18/EU (AID) that occurred after 17/06/2011 including both anonymised notifications (i.e. not investigated cases) and detailed information on the finished safety investigations conducted by the AIB, including their final report are available in the web smallEMCIP public portal.

2The IMO number is only available for completed investigations. For other incidents, we cannot provide the IMO number as it could reveal vessel patterns, and company practices, and expose their organization and commercial strategies (exception foreseen by Art. 4.2 first indent Regulation 1049/2001).

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Beware of scams claiming association with EMSA

infoThe European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has become aware of various fraudulent emails claiming to be from or associated with EMSA. These emails are requesting the recipient to pay a certain amount of money as 'fees'.

EMSA wishes to warn the public of these misleading practices that do not originate from EMSA and are not in any way associated with EMSA. EMSA strongly recommends that recipients of such communication as described above (whether sent by email or communicated in any other way) verify very carefully their authenticity before sending any response. In particular, EMSA suggests that recipients do not send money (or personal information) in response to such requests for payments.

If you are unsure of the authenticity of an email, letter or phone call purportedly from, for or on behalf of EMSA, contact us at information@emsa.europa.eu