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Eurosur Fusion Services Pro Detect Services

This service consists in detection of locations and activities of interest over key migratory or cross-border crime areas, taking into consideration identified indicators and patterns.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Large Area Pre-Frontier Monitoring

The purpose of the service is to provide surveillance information about specific large areas on a regular, reliable and cost-efficient basis.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Multipurpose Aerial Surveillance (MAS)

The Multipurpose Aerial Surveillance (MAS) service allows for the real-time monitoring of the pre-frontier areas of interest. The data are collected by means of sensors mounted on aerial platforms and streamed in real-time to the European Monitoring Team in Frontex HQ and the requestor.

The primary objective of MAS is to enrich the situational picture through real-time surveillance of the external borders of the European Union. More specifically, MAS contributes to:
    − Enhanced monitoring of designated pre-frontier areas.
    − Implementation of Coast Guard functions.
    − Improved situational awareness acting as an early warning-mechanism.
    − Enhanced inter-agency and MS cooperation.
MAS supports EFCA’s JDP by streaming video of AOIs to EFCA’s Operational room.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Pre-frontier Monitoring

The service provides satellite imagery analysis on specific pre-frontier areas identified through risk analysis to support the operational assessment of illegal migration and cross border crime-related activities.

Services and tools provided under the EMSA-Frontex SLA contribute to this service.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Coastal Monitoring

The service provides satellite imagery analysis on specific external coastal borders identified through risk analysis to support the operational assessment of illegal migration and cross-border crime-related activities.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Anomaly Detection

The service allows detection of atypical and suspicious behaviour of vessels.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Satellite Imagery

This service provides end-users with optical satellite imagery in support of site monitoring based on end-user requests.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
Eurosur Fusion Services Vessel Detection

The service provides detection of objects at sea using satellite-based radar or optical imagery correlated with AIS, VMS and LRIT.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request

Border Checks at Seaports Best Practice & Guidelines (2015)

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Border Checks at Seaports Best Practice & Guidelines (2015)
Reference
Frontex 27
Aims/Objectives/Audience

The report provides an analysis of the current situation of border control at the seaports of the European Union and in Norway, including the identification of challenges confronted by border guards, good practices, guidelines, and recommendations. To draft it, a working group (WG) was set up by Frontex RDU comprising all EU MSs with an external maritime border and Norway. In a series of meetings, the experts documented and assessed national practices and shared experiences gained in making border control on ships and persons at seaports. A number of identified challenges requiring a common EU approach are presented in the report. The document contains also a number of best practices of likely interest and utility to MSs who may wish to implement such practices at their seaports.

Contact: HoU.RIU@frontex.europa.eu

Coast Guard Functions
Maritime Border Control
Eurosur Fusion Services Tracking Vessels of Interest (VoI)

The service provides situational awareness on vessels of interest.

The service was made possible by the EMSA-Frontex SLA.

Who can have access

The National Coordination Centre

How to access

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) sends the Service Request Form to the Service Desk (efs@frontex.europa.eu). The Service Desk operator is the first line of contact and will redirect the request as appropriate.

To gain access to JORA each potential user must request access individually by signing into the website: https://fis.frontex.europa.eu/jora. 

Availability mode
On request
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