Ship monitoring system (EMS)

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Overview
The Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) is an integrated solution that can complement the Straatman Berthing Aid System. The EMS delivers real-time wind, wave and current data to support safe and efficient berthing and mooring operations. The basic configuration includes wind speed and direction measurement; additional sensors can be added to provide broader meteorological and oceanographical information. Many sensor variants are available for hazardous areas. The instrumentation is built for marine environments and designed to minimise maintenance.

Key benefits

• Seamless integration with the Straatman Berthing Aid System (optional)
• Accurate, real-time measurement of environmental conditions
• Modular configurations from a basic wind sensor to a full multi-sensor suite
• Robust, low-maintenance instrumentation suited to marine conditions

Better decision-making
The EMS supplies pilots and port operators with up-to-date environmental data to improve decisions during berthing and mooring. Weather and ocean condition information can be shared with bridge teams, terminal operators or other stakeholders involved in the operation.

Standard EMS instrumentation
The standard EMS typically includes the following sensors and measurements:

• Wind speed and direction
• Air temperature and humidity
• Barometric pressure
• Visibility
• Tide level
• Current speed and direction
• Wave parameters
• Lightning detection

Oceanographical instrumentation
Oceanographical configurations usually combine wave and tide sensors with current meters. Instruments are selected and configured to provide operationally relevant data for berthing and mooring safety.

Availability and design
Many sensors are offered in variants certified for hazardous areas. The equipment is engineered for durability and to reduce downtime and maintenance effort in demanding marine environments.

What to expect from the Straatman team

• Product expertise and continued innovation
• Dedicated technical support and service
• Compliance with relevant certifications and standards

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• Optional integration with Straatman Berthing Aid System
• Real-time monitoring of wind, wave, current, tide and meteorological parameters
• Modular sensor selection to match operational requirements
• Options for hazardous-area certified sensors where required
• Durable, low-maintenance instrumentation designed for marine environments