Maritime CISE
A Common Information Sharing Environment for Maritime Surveillance in Europe
CISE is a voluntary collaborative process, across authorities and borders, to enhance and promote awareness over the European maritime domain, for the prosperity and security of the EU and its citizens
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CISE General Technical Information This article contains a list of relevant technical documents for CISE |
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Facts and figures on CISE Globalisation, changing geopolitical scenarios and the growing pressure on marine resources and maritime activities has resulted in a significant increase in new threats and risks for Europe. |
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Frequently asked questions on CISE FAQ |
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Organisation of CISE While the Maritime CISE does not affect the way each party works, it requires that information exchange among them follows well defined and compatible codes |
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CISE technical details technological structure to allow for secure and fully interoperable exchange of information across borders and sectors |
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Roadmap Since 2007, the Common Information Sharing Environment (Maritime CISE) has been one of the five pillars of the EC’s Integrated Maritime Policy |
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CISE benefits Maritime CISE will bring about striking benefits for Member States and any authority that utilises information generated from the systems that currently supply data. Maritime domain awareness is a must, and with benefits of EUR 423 million per year once in place. |
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Why CISE? Europe depends on Safe, Secure and Clean seas. Over 40% of Europe’s population and economic activity concentrated within 50 km of the coast. 80% of external EU trade and 40% of our internal trade is carried by sea. Thus, the security and safety of our maritime domain is paramount to all aspects of daily life, including the constant supply to our ports and harbours. |
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What is CISE? Maritime CISE (Common Information Sharing Environment) is a process of collaboration to enhance relevant information sharing between maritime surveillance authorities and their information systems in the European Union. |
