Maritime information and intelligence processing
Dates
july 11 to 14, 2022
Duration
4 days
target audience
This training is intended for :
- Civilian or military executives – operational level – from COM, CMC and CRESMAC and CRESMAO type operations centers.
- mixed container control units (UMCC)
- intelligence services with prerogatives in the field of information analysis or maritime intelligence processing.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTENT OF THE TRAINING
ISMI is organizing a seminar on maritime information and intelligence processing from July 11 to 14, 2022 in Abidjan.
This action is supported by the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, by the French cooperation through the involvement of the Directorate of Security and Defense Cooperation (DCSD) and by the French Customs which provides an expert from the National Directorate of Customs Intelligence.
The Gulf of Guinea is a basin bordered by the coasts of 19 States facing various maritime threats. In order to fight effectively against these threats and to preserve the economic and institutional stability of the coastal countries, it is essential to collect, enrich and disseminate maritime information collected by digital means or obtained through human sources, in order to better control the risks of trafficking at sea in the area.
The presentations of the experts will aim to raise awareness of the collection, analysis, enrichment and sharing of maritime information in order to develop a culture of information exchange, whether or not it is classified.
The YARIS platform will be presented as a structuring tool for the exchange of information between maritime surveillance actors, with its functionalities for targeting vessels, building databases and exchanging information between operational centers in charge of coordinating actions to combat fraud committed at sea.
In order to illustrate the conferences, case studies related to drug trafficking will be proposed as well as a presentation of the Regional Clearance System whose use in terms of maritime targeting has enabled to thwart many cases of drug trafficking in the Caribbean basin.
Finally, a practical workshop will be proposed to the audience, based on a scenario of maritime operation against drug trafficking.
PEDAGOGICAL METHOD
The training will be sanctioned on the last day with a knowledge test.
01.
Presentations
02.
Debates and sharing of experience
03.
Practical exercises and role-playing
JOIN US
APPLICATION
Only complete applications that correspond to the target audience of the course are sent to ISMI for validation.
The application file, composed of the following documents, should be sent to the defense attaché of the French embassy in your country.
For applications from CMCs only, the file should be sent directly to the following address: abeakelaz@gmail.com
01.
The attached application form duly completed
02.
A copy of your passport. The validity of the passport must cover a period of at least one month after the last day of training.
Maritime information and intelligence processing
Dates
july 11 to 14, 2022
Duration
4 days
target audience
This training is intended for :
- Civilian or military executives – operational level – from COM, CMC and CRESMAC and CRESMAO type operations centers.
- mixed container control units (UMCC)
- intelligence services with prerogatives in the field of information analysis or maritime intelligence processing.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTENT OF THE TRAINING
- ISMI is organizing a seminar on maritime information and intelligence processing from July 11 to 14, 2022 in Abidjan.
This action is supported by the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, by the French cooperation through the involvement of the Directorate of Security and Defense Cooperation (DCSD) and by the French Customs which provides an expert from the National Directorate of Customs Intelligence.
The Gulf of Guinea is a basin bordered by the coasts of 19 States facing various maritime threats. In order to fight effectively against these threats and to preserve the economic and institutional stability of the coastal countries, it is essential to collect, enrich and disseminate maritime information collected by digital means or obtained through human sources, in order to better control the risks of trafficking at sea in the area.
The presentations of the experts will aim to raise awareness of the collection, analysis, enrichment and sharing of maritime information in order to develop a culture of information exchange, whether or not it is classified.
The YARIS platform will be presented as a structuring tool for the exchange of information between maritime surveillance actors, with its functionalities for targeting vessels, building databases and exchanging information between operational centers in charge of coordinating actions to combat fraud committed at sea.
In order to illustrate the conferences, case studies related to drug trafficking will be proposed as well as a presentation of the Regional Clearance System whose use in terms of maritime targeting has enabled to thwart many cases of drug trafficking in the Caribbean basin.
Finally, a practical workshop will be proposed to the audience, based on a scenario of maritime operation against drug trafficking.
PEDAGOGICAL METHOD
The training will be sanctioned on the last day with a knowledge test.
01.
Presentations
02.
Debates and sharing of experience
03.
Practical exercises and role-playing
JOIN US
APPLICATION
Only complete applications that correspond to the target audience of the course are sent to ISMI for validation.
The application file, composed of the following documents, should be sent to the defense attaché of the French embassy in your country.
For applications from CMCs only, the file should be sent directly to the following address: abeakelaz@gmail.com
01.
The attached application form duly completed