Creating Baseline Analytics and Automated Reporting for Improved Decision Making in the Maritime Transportation System

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Creating Baseline Analytics and Automated Reporting for Improved Decision Making in the Maritime Transportation System Jason Tieman, Director of Maritime Solutions June 26-28, 2012 Better visibility leads to better business decisions. Better visibility leads to better business decisions.

About PortVision AIRSIS founded in 1995 Maritime technology company Core competence in software development and remote asset management Satellite-based tracking and reporting We manage assets for: vessels, barges, buoys, trucks, railcars, generators, radio towers Environmental monitoring for Ports Offshore platform management Modular AIRSIS Vision platform Launched PortVision in 2006 2011 Plimsoll Award Recipient PortVision Patent: April 2011 (System and method for harvesting business intelligence from maritime communications) 2

AIS Broadcast Signal Information AIS unit broadcasts while underway: Every 2-10 seconds MMSI number Navigation status Rate of turn Speed over ground Position accuracy Longitude Course over ground True heading Time stamp Every 6 minutes MMSI number IMO number Radio call sign Name of ship Type of ship/cargo Dimensions of ship Location on ship Type of position Draught of ship Destination Estimated time of arrival at destination 3

Underlying Technology - AIS AIS Collision Avoidance Signals Computing infrastructure for data processing, data warehousing application and web presentation Web-based service Maps and Aerial Views of Waterways Network of AIS receivers 4

Per Day: 400,000 AIS ship position reports received from 22,000+ different ship id numbers (MMSI) Per Month: 110M+ AIS ship positions reports received from 82,000 different ships (MMSI) Data Source: October 2011, NASA-Space Station Keeps Watch on World s Sea Traffic 5

How and Who uses AIS data How: Law enforcement, fishery control campaigns, maritime border control, maritime safety and security issues, marine pollution, search and rescue and anti-piracy Data and web-based service used in the USA by USCG, USACE, DHS, MARAD, port authorities, maritime organizations /committees, marine service companies, and all major oil companies Maritime enterprise systems based on realtime reporting Business Intelligence Terminals and Dock Management System Fleet Management System Industry support with incident response, litigation avoidance, and data-based analysis Global coverage. 6

Business Intelligence Business perspective rather than vessel perspective Interpreting data to identify events and activities Comprehensive data warehousing for playback, fact discovery, and operational analysis 7

Ports Automate revenue capture (transits, docking, lay berth) Increase revenue (identify lost tariff opportunities) Dock scheduling, labor assignment Compliance, law enforcement, and MDA Incident management Training Negotiation/arbitration/ litigation 8

Port of New Orleans Need Needed real-time ETA and vessel schedules Compliance Capture Revenue of missed vessel passings Results AIS provides real-time visibility of vessels for better dock planning eliminating two vessels arriving at the same time AIS historical data provides replay of vessel movements and locations any time AIS data provides AIS enabled vessels passing points, times of arrival/departures and length of dockings. Vessels that stopped for anchorage and refueling before traveling to a terminal could now be assessed a harbor fee. 9

Port of San Diego-Green Port Need Port of San Diego launched a Clean Air Program which voluntary asked vessels entering or leaving the Port to observe the set speed limits within a 20 nautical mile from specific point (VSR zone) to reduce emissions. Needed a system to track vessels and speed. Results While in the VSR zone, a vessel s maximum speed is recorded using an AIS Web-based vessel tracking service to determine VSR program participation. Vessel operators who achieve 90 percent compliance are recognized for their participation each quarter. Program received a 2011 Winner for Comprehensive Environmental Management Plan-WorkBoat Environmental Awards 10

Port of Morgan City Need A system to increase efficiency by providing visibility of vessel type, name, origination/destination and commodity onboard. Collect tonnage data to acquire dredging monies and ranking in the USACE NDC Waterborne Commerce Statistics Fact Card. Solution AIS data service provided real-time and historical information for all commercial vessel traffic in POMC waterways. It captured ship name, call sign, IMO/MMSI numbers, length/beam, ship type, draft, destination and estimated time of arrival. AIS reports were accepted by USACE. POMC was ranked #98 in the USACE Top list for 2009. 11

Marine Organizations & Committees Efficient management of marine areas Safety reporting Traffic patterns & trends Emergency response Historical and analytic reporting Traffic Density Map 12

Houston Galveston Harbor Safety Committee Need Needed intelligence of vessel movements, locations, dock usage for analytics and to set guidance Better management for utilization of anchorages Results Better data for historical information and analytics Improved safety and usage of docks/anchorage areas 13

Gulf Intracoastal Canal Association (GICA) Need Support data to show how repairs affect vessel traffic in the waterways Federal Funding for major lock repairs and replacements for a better and stronger lock system Results AIS analytics geo-fencing of certain areas showed how a lock closed for repairs affected vessel traffic Geo-fencing provided intelligence to show much longer it took a vessel to detour How many vessels had to pass through an alternate route Real costs to the industry gica.portvision.com 14

Terminals Remote monitoring of traffic Create Vessel Zones for placements of spoils, etc. Historical data for analysis Incident management Training Negotiation/arbitration/litig ation 15

Terminal-Bayport Schedule resources based on real-time data Better interaction with vendors Reduce demurrage Incident management Training Negotiation/arbitration/ litigation 16

Terminal-Bayport 17

Incident Response-Deepwater Horizon Need Effectively allocate and manage: 30,800 personnel, 5050 vessels, dozens of aircraft Create a command and control system and a tracking system where they could effectively utilize 2000 vessels of opportunity Capability to communicate Integrate AIS data for common operating picture 18

Incident Response-Deepwater Horizon Results Improved safety Work occurred in extremely remote areas with limited communications access. Enabled response team to monitor thousands of personnel, deployed on hundreds of vessels, including vessels of opportunity Optimized accountability Enforcement of no wake zones. Monitoring vessels not evolved in the response Informed decision-making Enabled response team to leverage both real-time and historical vessel information to facilitate better decisions. Enabled response team to create/share detailed reports about activities in all 17 remote, hard-to-reach response divisions. 19

Better Visibility Leads to Better Decisions Driving growth through improved decision-making and documentation Resource allocation Productivity improvement Competitive analysis Enhancing operations through better accountability Demurrage billing and validation Improved tariff collection Forensic support for litigation or law enforcement Regulatory compliance monitoring Protecting personnel and assets Reporting for dock repairs and dredging Vessel speed and wake-reduction monitoring MDA support 20

Contact Information Jason Tieman Director Maritime Solutions 1.713.337.3737 jtieman@portvision.com www.portvision.com 21