Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) is a tool for collecting and recording meteorological & oceanographic data from various sensors in order to be able to assess environmental conditions and trends or environmental quality, to provide early warning indicators to port authorities, ship operators, port safety officers, and provide information to predict ship movements for the interest of the ship can be anchored safely.

An Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) is essential for conducting monitoring of the hazardous and sensitive marine environment. Ship Operators and port authorities need to understand tides, currents, sea conditions and weather in real time to ensure the safety of shipping and sailors. At the same time, sensitive marine habitats need to be monitored and protected.

The Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) consists of:

– Weather station
– Current sensor
– Wave and tide sensors.

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver network, can be integrated with various meteorological and hydrological systems to ensure that critical information related to safety can be received reliably by ships at the port boundary.