The Challenge
Provide Port Authorities with a tool that delivers customized information to the port community on the current met-ocean situation, based on existing short-term observations and predictions, allowing a better management of port activities, minimizing their risks and improving port activity competitiveness.
>>> Example of threshold system configurable by user and point
The Results
The Environmental Dashboard (CMA Cuadro de Mando Ambiental), initially developed by Nologin for the Port Authority of Algeciras, and later implemented within the framework of SAMOA Project for the majority of Port Authorities in the Spanish Port System, is a modular tool that allows accessing i) near-real-time observations and short-term predictions from the Puertos del Estado systems, as well as ii) various added-value tools: i.e. an oil spill forecast service , an atmospheric pollutant dispersion module or a service to monitor overtopping in shelter docks.
In addition, CMA counts with early warning systems, based on exceeding thresholds of met-ocean variables, as well as with a system for automatic preparation of targeted met-ocean condition reports, allowing a better use of the existing information for the planning
of the economic activity by the port community. There is a selective access to the available information, allowing to each user a different access to a different number of modules in each port case (there is an identity management; being admin in each case the Port Authority):For more information about the application, you can consult the website: cma.nologin.es [EN]
>>> Service Generated using E.U. Copernicus Marine Service Information
The Client
Puertos del Estado, is the State Ports Public Body, a body dependent on the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda that is responsible for the execution of the port policy of the Government of Spain, coordinating and controlling the efficiency of the Spanish Port System. The Spanish Port System of state ownership, which integrates 28 Port Authorities, including a total of 46 Ports of General Interest.