Transas Marine Pacific and its local representative in
Indonesia have been awarded new contracts from the Government Department of Sea Transportation to supply and install Vessel Traffic Management
Systems for Samarinda and Banjarmasin ports. In
addition to this, Transas will upgrade the current VTS system in the
Semarang port with a fully redundant AIS Base Station T214.The new VTS systems will be based on Transas flexible and accurate
Navi-Monitor solution developed for monitoring and surveillance
purposes. The system will collect, assess and integrate data from
sensors to provide VTS operators with real-time overview of the ship
traffic within the responsibility area. Scope of supply for each port
includes AIS Base Station T214, VTS Database and Solid-State Radars for
small targets detection.Today, Indonesian ports enjoy a steady performance and by 2015 the
number of containers handled there is expected to almost double.
Advanced VTS systems in the Samarinda and Banjarmasin are intended not
only to facilitate the safe and efficient movement of marine traffic but also to reduce turn-around time thus increasing operation efficiency of these ports.Transas’ success in Indonesia has been built upon maintaining
long-term relationships with our local partners and customers. Last
year, Transas also provided state-of-the-art VTS solutions for ports of
Sorong and Belawan.Transas Vessel Traffic Management Systems are installed in more than
15 ports throughout Indonesia including the country’s major ports of
Jakarta, Surabaya, Semarang and Belawan.
PORTS
11 June 2013 - 21:57
Transas Marine to Provide VTS System for Indonesian Ports
Indonesia have been awarded new contracts from the Government Department of Sea Transportation to supply and install Vessel Traffic Management Systems for Samarinda and Banjarmasin ports.
PORTS
11 June 2013 - 21:57
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