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Solutions · Marine and maritime

A port communicates over several networks: marine VHF, radios for the shore team, and telephony. We bring them together in a single control room.

We integrate marine VHF into professional radio networks and the Respondr dispatch platform: a port control room coordinates vessels, the shore team, and telephony from a single operator position. To ports and coastal operations we bring over twenty years of experience in mission-critical communications.

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The challenges

The three challenges of managing communications in a port.

What a port control room has to guarantee every day, across the vessels and the shore team.

  • Communication continuity

    VHF communications with vessels and the shore team’s radio networks must stay operational during maneuvers and port operations. Without radio, coordination in the port comes to a halt.

  • Many networks, one control room

    Vessels use marine VHF, the shore team uses professional radios, and the control room uses telephony. You need systems that let different networks coexist in a single operator console.

  • A lasting investment

    The system has to last for years and be maintained without stopping operations. What counts is component quality, technical documentation, and support contracts with guaranteed response times.

Scenario · Operations

What happens when a vessel calls the port.

A concrete case: a vessel’s arrival, from the call on marine VHF to the recording of communications.

  1. The vessel calls on marine VHF

    The incoming vessel contacts the control room on the marine VHF channel. It’s the channel vessels use to coordinate with the port, and the control room has to be able to monitor and use it just like every other radio network.

    Fixed marine VHF radios on a vessel’s bridge
  2. The control room answers from a single console

    The operator works on the Respondr console, which brings marine VHF, the shore team’s professional radios, and telephony together in a single interface: one position to talk to the vessel and to every team.

    Respondr console in a control room
  3. The shore team coordinates the mooring

    The operator calls the shore team on the port’s professional radio network to prepare the mooring. We design and build these radio networks in DMR, TETRA, or VHF/UHF technology, from design through maintenance.

    Genoa port terminal with quay cranes and a docked ship
  4. Communications are kept on record

    Respondr’s built-in recording system stores the port’s radio communications, with the date, time, and channel of every call: every communication stays documented and available to reconstruct events.

    Radio communication recorder in the Respondr platform
Interoperability

Our systems integrate with the equipment you already have.

No closed systems: we use open protocols, let different technologies coexist on the same equipment, and work with the certifications that public tenders require.

Marine VHF and professional networks in a single console

From the same console, Respondr manages marine VHF and the shore team’s TETRA, DMR, and VHF/UHF radio networks, together with telephony.

Integration with control-room systems

The monitoring systems interface with the operator’s supervision platforms via SNMP, relay contacts, and APIs: alarms reach you where you already work.

Certifications and qualifications

Teleproject is a company certified to ISO 9001:2015 and qualified under SOA OS 19. The Respondr and Track-TP platforms are designed in compliance with the NIS2 directive and the ISA/IEC 62443-3-3 standard.

Contact us

Request a proposal for your port control room.

Feasibility analysis, marine VHF integration, and project planning, tailored to your requirements.