Tag: RPAS
-
EMSA - Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems
Published06.06.2022
Brief overview of EMSA - Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems
Read more... -
EMSA RPAS flying over the Black Sea region in support of Romanian national authorities
Published31.05.2022
Romanian national authorities have been using EMSA RPAS to conduct flights over the Black Sea region from a base in Mangalia. The flights are offering enhanced maritime surveillance to the country’s ...
Read more... -
EMSA sniffer drone monitoring sulphur and nitrogen emissions from ships operating in the Channel
Published25.05.2022
From Cap Gris-Nez on the Pas-de-Calais coast in the north of France, EMSA remotely piloted aircraft are being used by the French Directorate General of Maritime Affairs, Fisheries and Aquaculture to ...
Read more... -
RPAS operation begins offering enhanced maritime surveillance to Danish national authorities
Published17.05.2022
From mid-May EMSA RPAS are flying from Denmark’s northernmost town Skagen, offering enhanced maritime surveillance. The service is being provided by EMSA following a request from the Royal Danish ...
Read more... -
Emissions monitoring campaign kicks off over the Baltic Sea using specially equipped drones
Published13.04.2022
Together with the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) is conducting a large-scale emissions monitoring campaign using remotely piloted aircraft, ...
Read more... -
EMSA contracts satellite communication services to support maritime surveillance operations conducted by remotely piloted aircraft systems
Published25.03.2022
EMSA has recently awarded six contracts for satellite communication (satcom) services to support the maritime surveillance operations of the Agency’s remotely piloted aircraft systems. The contracts ...
Read more... -
EMSA RPAS service: Where are we flying? 2021
Published30.09.2021Read more... -
EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft are assisting Spanish authorities in actively monitoring sulphur emissions from ships transiting the busy Strait of Gibraltar
Published20.09.2021
Over the summer EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft have been monitoring the level of sulphur oxides released by ships transiting the Strait of Gibraltar, one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. The ...
Read more... -
Spanish authorities deploy EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft to enhance general maritime surveillance off the coast of Galicia
Published07.07.2021
Over the coming months, the Spanish ministry of transport’s maritime safety and rescue body SASEMAR will be using EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft services from its MRCC base at Finisterre in the ...
Read more... -
Finnish authorities actively using EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft to support vital coast guard tasks over the Baltic Sea
Published16.06.2021
The Finnish Border Guard will be using EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft services over the coming weeks from the base of Hanko to provide increased situational awareness for an array of different ...
Read more...
Page 4 of 8
Related Activities – Ship Safety
Related Documents
- There are no items in this category