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Secondary Radar for Vessel Traffic Services
Journal of Navigation, 1985The second half of the present century has witnessed the advent of intensified conflict of sea-use. The elements of this are well known: expanding international trade, carried in more numerous, often larger, and faster ships; the exploitation of oil and gas deposits under the sea bed; and always the fisheries, life-support of much of the still ...
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Exploring non-technical miscommunication in vessel traffic service operation
Cognition, Technology & Work, 2012Vessel traffic services (VTS) are maritime traffic monitoring systems used in port approaches, confined or congested waters. VTS operators (VTSOs) monitor a specific geographical area and support and direct ships that sail through the area, primarily making the navigating officer or pilot of each ship aware of the current traffic situation, local ...
Anders Brodje +3 more
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IAMURE International Journal of Business and Management, 2012
This study assessed the status of implementation of the Vessel Traffic Management System at the Batangas Baseport. Specifically, it determined the previous and current state of marine traffic in Batangas Bay, identified the marine hazards that have become evident at the Batangas Bay Area and determined the vessels ‘compliance with the rules or ...
Flora V. Javier, Carlos Aguado
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This study assessed the status of implementation of the Vessel Traffic Management System at the Batangas Baseport. Specifically, it determined the previous and current state of marine traffic in Batangas Bay, identified the marine hazards that have become evident at the Batangas Bay Area and determined the vessels ‘compliance with the rules or ...
Flora V. Javier, Carlos Aguado
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International legal aspects of vessel traffic services
Marine Policy, 1990The legality of establishing vessel traffic services (VTSs) in all sea areas is considered. It is concluded that, with few exceptions, such systems could be made mandatory in international, archipelagic or territorial waters subject to the regime of innocent passage and in ice-covered areas of exclusive economic zones (EEZs). Elsewhere, however--in the
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Vessel Traffic Services and The New Law of the Sea
Journal of Navigation, 1985In the history of navigation, the subject of Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) is a comparative newcomer. Nevertheless, it has and is generating interest, controversy and discussion analogous almost with the change from sail to steam or the advent of radar at sea.
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Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) on the Norwegian Continental Shelf
Proceedings of SPE International Conference on Health, Safety, and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 1998Abstract In the North Sea, with heavy traffic, there is always a probability for collision between platforms and larger cargo vessels and tankers. In order to create a recognised maritime sea picture, real time information is necessary.
B. Arvesen, O. Ystebo, A. Haram
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Wavelets for Global Vessel Traffic Service
2000Multimedia communications comprise transmission of various data: computer data, moving and fixed images, speech and music. By increasing the number of users the maximum transmission speed decreases, so Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network is standardized for asynchronous mode is the best method of transmission.
Vujović, Igor +2 more
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Vessel traffic service systems: cost-recovery alternatives
Maritime Policy & Management, 1998This paper investigate cost-recovery alternatives for US federally-operated vessel traffic service (VTS) systems. These include those currently used or have been used by VTS and ‘VTS-like’ systems and other feasible, but not used herefore, alternatives, a federal trust and a federal VTS user-fee structure. Three federal trust funds exist whose waterway-
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