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Maritime Security
| Maritime security is dependent on the international exchange of information
concerning ships, cargo, and people. |
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The primary limitation of information exchange is not computer or communications technology but lack of a common understanding about the meaning of the data.
IMO MSC Maritime Security WG
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MSWG Formed in Response to 22nd Assembly
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ISWG met 2002-02-11/15 |
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MSWG met 2002-05-15/24 with MSC #75 |
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ISWG met 2002-09-9/13 |
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MSWG & ISWG Actions for Diplomatic Conference
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ISPS (International Ship & Port Facility) Code
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Part A - Mandatory Provisions |
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Part B - Recommendatory (Guidance) |
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SOLAS Chapter XI Regulations
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Continuous Synopsis Record |
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Specific Responsibilities of Companies |
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ISO Committed at 22nd Assembly to Undertake Initiatives to
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ISO/TC8 INITIATIVES RELATING TO MARITIME SECURITY
As Presented to IMO 22nd ASSEMBLY
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ISO Standard 15849 "Fleet Management Network Systems" - Published
Sep 2001 |
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ISO 16917 "Data Transfer for Maritime, Intermodal Transportation
and Security -"
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Seamless exchange of data to permit use of existing databases
based on special Maritime/Security Data Dictionary using XML technology |
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An International "Pilot" Effort in Containerized Cargo Identification
& Tracking Using Electronic Seals |
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International Association of Airport & Seaport Police (IAASP)is
supporting our work on Maritime Security |
ISO INTERMODAL PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION "SMARTCARDS"
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ISO/JTC1/SC17 (Cards & Personal Identification)
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52 published standards, 32 current active items on machine
readable travel documents/licenses/other ID documents |
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41 Countries, > 260 participants |
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Two WGs developing standards on priority basis as result of
September 2001 events |
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Participants other than national members:
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American Express, Visa International, MasterCard International,
European Committee on Banking Standards, International Air Transport Association,
International Civil Aviation Organization, Europay International, United Nations
(UN/ECE Transport Division) |
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ISO Data Standards Presented to IMO 22nd Assembly
Two recent ISO maritime data standards are addressing the problem of maritime security:
ISO 15849 Guidelines for the Implementation of a fleet management system network.-Published
ISO 16917 Data transfer standards for maritime,intermodal transportation and security.- PAS Approved being published, also DIS Approved
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