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Pour la troisième édition du concours d'innovation Octo'pousse de l'IFREMER, le jury a retenu le projet de la start-up Marine Weather Intelligence. Il offre une solution de routage pour la plaisance et le transport maritime en sélectionnant, grâce à l'expertise des scientifiques, les meilleurs modèles de prévision météorologique pour chaque zone géographique du globe.

Researchers focus on oil spill cleanup methods for use in Arctic waters.

Predicting The Motion Of The Ocean.

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a real-time network of transmitters and receivers that allow vessel movements to be broadcast, tracked, and recorded. Though traditionally used for real-time maritime applications related to keeping track of vessel traffic for collision avoidance, there is increasing interest in using AIS data and the AIS platform for maritime safety planning, resource management, and weather forecasting. AIS data are being made tractable for alternative non-real-time applications like determining trends and patterns in vessel traffic and helping to prioritize where modern bathymetric surveys are needed to ensure safe maritime transit. The AIS is also being used for widespread transmission of critical environmental conditions information, such as sea state and weather, to mariners, forecasters, and emergency response providers. Several pilot projects are underway that demonstrate the capacity and promise of AIS data and the AIS platform to serve multiple purposes, providing overall maritime domain awareness while maintaining its most important objective of tracking vessels to aid safe, secure, efficient and environmentally sound maritime operations.

Autonomous Ships Market: $134.9B By 2030.

- University of Sheffield experts use machine learning to predict seasonal iceberg numbers for the first time - Low number of icebergs forecast to reach north-west Atlantic shipping regions in 2020 - figure less than half that recorded last year - International Ice Patrol will use new forecast to inform resource use for producing weekly iceberg forecasts for shipping industry

Belt and Road countries will make or break the Paris Agreement.

Marine traffic, coastal planning to benefit from improved forecasts in wave variation.