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Shipping of the Future

The Swedish Maritime Administration is actively working to develop the shipping of the future. The work takes place in both a national and international context with programs and projects in research and innovation.

Research and Innovation at Swedish Maritime Administration

By initiating and running a number of international projects, the Swedish Maritime Administration contributes to development and progress in the shipping industry and in its own organization. We contribute to increase the competitiveness of shipping by examining the possibilities thereof in the intermodal logistics chain.

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Ship in port
Smart Port Calls

The Swedish Maritime Administration participates, together with the actors in the shipping industry in a joint program to create more efficient port calls through digitization. Together with Swedish Shipowners’ Association, Ports of Sweden, Swedish Shipbrokers' Association and Swedish Transport Agency, Swedish Maritime Administration contributes to stimulating projects that digitize and streamline the port call process.

Bridge in simulator centre
Simulator Centre

The Swedish Maritime Administration’s simulator facility in Gothenburg, co-located with Chalmers' simulator facility, has been in operation since 2012. The simulator facility is a technology center that contributes to find tomorrow's solutions for shipping and maritime operations

Animation of data sharing
Sea Traffic Management

Sea Traffic Management (STM) enables optimized port calls, real-time information sharing between ships and ports or land centers (for example, traffic coordination and rescue management). STM also contributes to an improved common situation awareness in shipping. New digitized services enables more port calls to be "just in time" and safer, more efficient and more environmentally friendly shipping.

Looking out at "sea" from a bridge simulator
More Projects for the Future

We conduct a wide range of projects in several areas; from equality within the shipping industry, to ice navigation research, search and rescue development and the future of pilotage, just to mention some topics.

REDO
REDO 2.0

Together with with partners the Swedish Maritime Administration contributes to creating knowledge and supporting the shipping companies' systematic work environment work through methods and tools that are adapted for onboard employees.

EfficientFlow logo on Baltic Sea map
EfficientFlow

In STM EfficientFlow, the Baltic ports of Rauma and Gävle implement efficient port calls using real-time information. Improved traffic flow converts unsafe waiting times into bunker savings for large ships in the narrow Swedish and Finnish archipelagos.

Tanker ship and logos
STM BALT SAFE

The Baltic Sea Project STM BALT SAFE (2019-2021), will contribute to increased safety for shipping in the Baltic Sea through Sea Traffic Management (STM) -compatible shipping services and by digitizing the exchange of information between ships and vessel traffic centers.

Ship seen from its bridge
Ranging Mode for the Baltic Sea

Ranging Mode (R-Mode) is a positioning system based on land stations, which could serve as back-up to satellite based system, like GPS..

Last updated 2022-03-10