Time |
Project Coordinator |
Funding Scheme |
Start date: September 2010
End date: December 2013 |
Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport |
Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T)
European Commission, DG MOVE
http://ec.europa.eu/transport
Trans-European Transport Network Executive Agency (TEN-T EA)
http://ec.europa.eu/tentea |
Challenge
The main objectives of the action is to design and to develop a pre-deployment pilot for an interoperable ICT platform (the “MIELE Middleware”) able to interface ICT systems (i.e. single windows, port community systems) in Italy, Portugal, Spain, Cyprus and Germany(the “National Vertical Pilots”).
The action aims at selecting, at MIELE Middleware’s level, optimal solutions to interoperability obstacles leading to a middleware that will be deployable on both new and existing systems and that will provide interoperable access to data, information and knowledge across heterogeneous platforms and systems (VTS, VTMIS, AIS, RIS, ERMTS, etc).
Approach
RINA supported the Italian Ministry in the action coordination and leading the following activities:
- MIELE Middleware testing
- Dissemination
- Roadmap to MIELE services deployment in Member States & Neighbouring Countries and MIELE training issues.
Conclusion
The major results MIELE produced are:
- The design of the first and most completed ever ICT system jointly addressing maritime single window, PCS and TOS, currently tendered by Cyprus
- the establishment of a NMSW in Portugal and its connection to EMSA and PCSs
- the establishment for the first time, of our ICT connection between Barcelona and Saragossa
MIELE explored technologies and their applications is leading to relevant results i.e. use of technologies in data exchange communication among Countries referring both to operational purposes and to reporting purposes. This resulted eventually in a series of stand-alone ICT components (the MIELE building blocks) which can be applied to different possible scenarios.
Project Consortium
1 MINISTERO DELLE INFRASTRUTTURE E DEI TRASPORTI (MIT), the coordinator
2 CYPRUS PORT AUTHORITY
3 JACOBS UNIVERSITY BREMEN Gmbh
4 CENTRE INTERNACIONAL DE METODES NUMERICS EN ENGINYERIA – CIMNE
5 AUTORIDAD PORTUARIA DE GIJON
6 INSTITUTE FOR PORTS AND SHIPPING PUBLIC INSTITUTE – IPTM
7 COMPASS Ingeneria Y sistemas s.a.
8 PLAZA PLATAFORMA LOGISTICA ZARAGOZA
9 DBH LOGISTICS IT AG
10 SIGNALIS GmbH