ABOUT COMPANY PRODUCTS AND SOLUTIONS PROJECTS SERVICE CAREER CONTACTS About company / Press center / news / Transas has successfully completed the next stage of testing e-Navigation technological solutions within the framework of the NTI project About company History Projects Geography Social responsibility Innovation Press center news Exhibitions Publications Transas has successfully completed the next stage of testing e-Navigation technological solutions within the framework of the NTI project November 23, 2017. November 2017. Test tests of the functional efficiency of e-Navigation technological solutions were successfully carried out in the St. Petersburg center of technological development of the Transas company. This was the completion of the second phase of the implementation of the National Technology Initiative (NTI) project. The capabilities of the e-Navigation system in action were demonstrated with the help of new Transas products and services. During the tests, the operability of data exchange technologies between ships, VTS operators and service providers was checked as part of the e-Navigation system. In accordance with the test scenario, the processes of obtaining information about the recommended route by the boatmaster, exchange of routes with other vessels and remote monitoring of the vessel's movement along the route by the VTS operator with automatic warning of the vessel's approach to hazards have been worked out. The test participants also tested the sending of ARPA targets (ARPA) from the vessel to the operator of the Fleet Management System and the service of broadcasting specialized radar targets - “intruders” from the VTS to all vessels in the given water area. One of the test exercises was to demonstrate the interaction between the crew on board the vessel and services on the shore in order to detect and remotely troubleshoot possible malfunctions, such as: failure of the echo sounder sensor, software malfunction, power failure in ECDIS equipment and hard disk failure. ... In addition, new service capabilities were shown, such as remote access to the ECDIS configuration, remote updating of onboard software and remote technical support to the navigator. The tests were completed with a demonstration of loading and displaying navigation charts of the new MHO S-101 format in the onboard platform-independent system of the new generation UNINAV. “The use of e-Navigation services makes it possible to ensure interaction between all participants in maritime operational activities, thereby increasing the safety and efficiency of navigation,” said Vladimir Ponomarev, vice president of Transas for product strategy, assessed the results of the work performed. The absence of comments from the selection committee gives Transas the opportunity to confidently proceed to the next stage of work on the project, the completion of which is scheduled for December 2018. Representatives of FSUE "Rosmorport" and the Project Support Fund took part in the demonstration of the results achieved within the e-Navigation project National Technology Initiative. Photo 1 of 3 Back to news list Copyright 2006-2018 Transas. All rights reserved. Offices and dealers Web-support Privacy Notice