Digital Ship Korea 2012€¦ · IsatPhone Pro . IsatPhone Pro helps rescue 82 from stranded vessel . 18-09-2012 - Eighty-two people have been rescued from the sea near Java following

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Digital Ship Korea 2012

Global, Reliable Safety communications now and in the future Peter Blackhurst

Inmarsat Maritime


Inmarsat Maritime 2012 FleetBroadband leading the market Business as usual after “B” Moving safety into new platforms

Future proofing satellite safety communications

Agenda


Inmarsat Maritime 2012


Safety never compromised!

World Network Provider O

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The Complete Safety Portfolio

‘C’ and ‘Mini C


FleetBroadband leading the market



FB500 FB250 FB150

FleetBroadband

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Fleetphone

Oceanus 800 Oceanus 400



IsatPhone Pro



IsatPhone Pro



IsatPhone Pro

IsatPhone Pro helps rescue 82 from stranded vessel 18-09-2012 - Eighty-two people have been rescued from the sea near Java following a distress call using IsatPhone Pro. At 08:21 (UTC) on 9 August, Australia Maritime Safety Authority's (AMSA's) Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC Australia) was contacted by Australian Federal Police after they received a distress call via IsatPhone Pro from a vessel requesting assistance.


Business as usual after “B”


Safety First!

> 240,000 maritime terminals

>145,000 Inmarsat C/mini-C terminals

“505” emergency service on all FB Terminal

Distress (Non-SOLAS) and Urgency voice calls

GMDSS compliance

• Inmarsat C the only approved for Mandatory carriage requirement for reception of MSI

• Inmarsat Fleet F77 – voice distress with pre-emption and prioritisation in ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship direction

• Inmarsat B - voice distress, closure due 31 December 2014


Moving Safety into new platforms


Inmarsat-4

Alphasat


L-Band supplement Alphasat

Agreement with European Space Agency (ESA) for Inmarsat to become commercial operator

Satellite built by Astrium, scheduled for completion in 2012

Alpha will supplement the I-4 satellite constellation

Coverage over EMEA

Future proofing I4 services


505 Emergency Calling


505 Emergency Calling Three I4 satellite regions: 98ºW, 25ºE and 143.5ºE

Dial 505

Short-code dialling to nominated RCC –

- RCC Den Helder (Netherlands), RCC Norfolk (USCG) and RCC Australia

FleetBroadband Emergency Calling is providing increased safety using the same satellites as for the GMDSS

No priority and no substitute for GMDSS

No Charge

Capability recognised by “Safety at Sea awards” 2010 – Winner Innovation class


Voice Distress on FleetBroadband




is here!

29 July 2011



The NOC receives alarm notification of Distress priority call in progress



Graphical location of Distress priority call in progress


Date and time call started : 13-APR-2012 02:48:20 UTC Call Type : CS Call Priority : DISTRESS(5) Number Dialled : 87077xxxxxx Call Direction : Shore-to-Ship Satellite ID : 4F1 Beam Number : 23 (PCS/GRM Numbering) SAS : PAUMALU SAS RNS ID : 15 (RNS-5) RCC Name : [email protected] Call Status : Call Ongoing Ship Position (LAT,LON) : -1.60 degrees latitude, +108.02 degrees longitude Service Area Code : 810 (NAV/METAREA XI) Ship Name* : MOLExxxxxxT Ship Call Sign* : PCxx Ship MMSI* : 2467xxxxx IMSI : 901112114xxxxxx MSISDN : 87077xxxxxx


A voice distress call has been initiated using FleetBroadband. Emails sent to interested parties.

mailto:[email protected]



Introduced in July 2011 on T&T FB MESs, meet requirements of IMO of IMO A.1001(25) Resolution for priority and pre-emption

Services • Urgency calls – in ship-to-shore direction

• SAC 32 – Medical advice • SAC 38 – Medical assistance • SAC 39 – Maritime assistance

• Distress test • Distress priority voice shore-to-ship

Charging for distress and urgency calls

no charge for distress calls in ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship

no charge for urgency calls in ship-to-shore direction

New New


Shore – Ship distress working

Comsar 16/5

FleetBroadband - available NOW

E&E - available NOW


Maritime Safety Data Services


MSDS Functionalities

Distress Chat

Distress Alert Maritime Safety

Information

MSIPs/ RCCs Inmarsat-C

Broadcast

Voice Distress

Priority messaging


Data - System Overview


The future


The future

Future proofing satellite safety comms with new technology

Continuing to provide excellence in service together with a very high level of unrivalled reliability – year on year

Enhancing current services

Obtaining IMO approval for Voice and Data Distress and Safety Services on I4

Introducing innovation in maritime communications

Playing an active part in GMDSS modernisation

Enabling integration and exporting of MSI data to navigational systems


Questions?


Thank you

Peter Blackhurst Head of Safety Services, Inmarsat Maritime

Tel: +44 (0)20 7728 1464 E-mail: [email protected]

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Digital Ship Korea 2012€¦ · IsatPhone Pro . IsatPhone Pro helps rescue 82 from stranded vessel . 18-09-2012 - Eighty-two people have been rescued from the sea near Java following