STEAM: Sea Traffic Management in the Eastern Mediterranean

The STEAM objective is efficiencysafetyenvironmental sustainability of sea traffic in the Eastern Mediterranean sea

Our proposed solution contributes to the Blue Economy towards the creation of a more skilled workforce regarding sea traffic management, VTS, port services and operations, safety and environmental issues.

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The completion of STEAM project will help establish the Port of Limassol as transshipment hubinformation hubshort sea shipping driver

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30 Jun

STEAM FINAL EVENT

The STEAM FINAL EVENT took place with great success through Web-conferencing (recorded link) and physically at Amphitheatre 1, Tassos Papadopoulos... read more

22 Jun

STEAM FINAL EVENT

The STEAM project is ending and the final conference is to be organized on Tuesday 28th of June 2022 from 18:00 pm... read more

24 May

MBDW 2022: Full Program

The program for the 3rd IEEE Intl. Maritime Big Data Workshop (MBDW 2022) is now online and is... read more

24 May

MBDW 2022: Keynote Speakers

We are excited to announce the keynote talks for the 3rd IEEE Intl. Maritime Big Data Workshop (MBDW 2022) from two distinguished speakers: *... read more

Management Team Message

The geographical location of Cyprus encourages the use of Cyprus ports, and especially the Port of Limassol, as transshipment hubs for short sea shipping.

Dr. Michalis MichaelidesProject Coordinator - CUT, Cyprus

The Port of Limassol will be modernized with innovative technological solutions and advanced data analytics providing new services for maritime stakeholders.

Dr. Herodotos HerodotouScientific Coordinator - CUT, Cyprus

Through the STEAM project, we aim to establish Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean region as the showcase of STM for the world.

Dr. Mikael LindResearch Manager - RISE Viktoria, Sweden