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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Preparatory
Action for Defence Research - PADR programme under grant agreement No
801697 [OCEAN2020]
https://www.eda.europa.eu/what-we-do/activities/activities-search/pilot-project-and-preparatory-action-for-defence-research
Open Cooperation for European mAritime awareNess
(OCEAN2020)
Under the Preparatory Action on Defence Research (PADR), a
grant agreement was concluded for the Research Action call on
Unmanned Systems, focusing on the topic of Technological
demonstrator for enhanced situational awareness in a naval
environment. The awarded project, called OCEAN2020, was
signed on 28 March 2018. Led by Leonardo S.p.A. (IT), its
consortium encompasses 41 other participants from 15 Member State countries and one
international organization. OCEAN2020, which has a duration of 43 months, is the biggest PADR
project and will receive an EU grant of roughly €35 million.
PADR Call 2017-US – Information on the awarded project
Name of the project Open Cooperation for European mAritime awareNess
Short name OCEAN2020
Summary of the project
Ocean2020 supports maritime surveillance and interdiction missions at sea and to that end will
enhance air, naval surface and underwater unmanned systems and integrate them into fleet
operations. The information acquired will be combined with the whole set of naval info obtained by
existing systems to build up a Recognise Maritime Picture of developing situations for military
commanders.
OCEAN2020’s main objective is indeed to develop integrated system concepts that culminate in
large-scale technology demonstrations for enhanced situational awareness in a maritime
environment.
The planned demonstrations in the Mediterranean and Baltic seas will show how innovative
solutions for fusion of multiple data sources can be integrated with Combat Management Systems
(CMSs) into a secure network to create a Recognized Maritime Picture. It will also show how
collaborative autonomy between multi-domain unmanned vehicles can provide a force multiplier.
This will provide End Users with the advantage of interoperability for joint missions and at the same
time offer industry an opportunity to build Command and Control (C2) modules in a multi-company
environment.
To be successful in reaching these goals, the OCEAN2020 Consortium will solve the problems of
integrating EU systems as well as integrating the individual organisations into a coherent team.
Project duration 43 months
Starting date 1 April 2018
Maximum foreseen EU Contribution € 35.480.000,00
List of participants
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Preparatory
Action for Defence Research - PADR programme under grant agreement No
801697 [OCEAN2020]
https://www.eda.europa.eu/what-we-do/activities/activities-search/pilot-project-and-preparatory-action-for-defence-research
# Name of the entity Country EU Contribution
requested by the
entity1
1 LEONARDO - SOCIETA PER AZIONI Italy € 5.510.000
2 NATO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
ORGANISATION
International € 1.680.000
3 INDRA SISTEMAS SA Spain € 3.010.000
4 FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR
FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN
FORSCHUNG E.V.
Germany € 2.680.000
5 SAAB AKTIEBOLAG Sweden € 3.390.000
6 OSRODEK BADAWCZO-ROZWOJOWY CENTRUM
TECHNIKI MORSKIEJ SPOLKA AKCYJNA
Poland € 820.000
7 SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE France € 2.470.000
8 INTRACOM SA DEFENSE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS Greece € 1.300.000
9 NEDERLANDSE ORGANISATIE VOOR TOEGEPAST
NATUURWETENSCHAPPELIJK ONDERZOEK TNO
Netherlands € 1.800.000
10 QINETIQ LIMITED United Kingdom € 1.135.000
11 BALTIJOS PAZANGIU TECHNOLOGIJU
INSTITUTAS
Lithuania € 620.000
12 GMV IS SKYSOFT SA Portugal € 400.000
13 MBDA DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Germany € 1.300.000
14 I.D.S. - INGEGNERIA DEI SISTEMI - S.P.A. Italy € 600.000
15 GMV AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE SA Spain € 540.000
16 TERMA A/S Denmark € 270.000
17 ECA ROBOTICS France € 1.320.000
18 FINCANTIERI SPA Italy € 250.000
19 E-GEOS SPA Italy € 760.000
20 TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT OY Finland € 490.000
21 CYBERNETICA AS Estonia € 400.000
22 UMS SKELDAR Sweden € 420.000
23 SEADRONE Spain € 225.000
24 AUTONAUT LTD United Kingdom € 270.000
25 BLUE BEAR SYSTEMS RESEARCH LIMITED United Kingdom € 380.000
26 CONSORZIO NAZIONALE INTERUNIVERSITARIO
PER LE TELECOMUNICAZIONI
Italy € 100.000
1 The amount of EU contribution as included in the Grant Agreement. Final amounts need to be confirmed at the end of the project.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Preparatory
Action for Defence Research - PADR programme under grant agreement No
801697 [OCEAN2020]
https://www.eda.europa.eu/what-we-do/activities/activities-search/pilot-project-and-preparatory-action-for-defence-research
27 ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO
ATHINON
Greece € 270.000
28 PROLEXIA France € 300.000
29 SCHONHOFER SALES AND ENGINEERING GMBH Germany € 150.000
30 ANTYCIP SIMULATION SAS France € 300.000
31 INFINITE VISION GMBH & CO. KG Germany € 75.000
32 INSIS SpA Italy € 330.000
33 ALTUS LSA COMMERCIAL AND
MANUFACTURING SA
Greece € 240.000
34 LUCIAD NV Belgium € 210.000
35 ISTITUTO AFFARI INTERNAZIONALI Italy € 70.000
36 HENSOLDT SENSORS GMBH Germany € 500.000
37 BLACKSHAPE SPA Italy € 125.000
38 MINISTERO DELLA DIFESA Italy € 200.000
39 LITHUANIAN ARMED FORCES Lithuania € 100.000
40 MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, GREECE Greece € 200.000
41 MINISTERIO DA DEFESA NACIONAL Portugal € 100.000
42 MINISTERIO DE DEFENSA DE ESPAÑA Spain € 100.000
43 BUNDESMINISTERIUM DER VERTEIDIGUNG Germany € 50.000
Web page: http://ocean2020.eu Twitter: @EU_OCEAN2020
OCEAN2020 – A TECHNOLOGICAL DEMONSTRATOR FOR ENHANCED SITUATIONAL AWARENESS IN A NAVAL ENVIRONMENT
OCEAN2020 (Open Cooperation for European mAritime awareNess), funded by the European Commission’s Preparatory Action on Defence Research and implemented by the European Defence Agency, represents the ambition and vision of a European maritime initiative establishing an effective model of pan-European cooperation between a large number of EU entities for Military Research & Technology.OCEAN2020 demonstrates how to enhance the situational awareness in a maritime environment through the integration of legacy and disruptive technologies for Unmanned Systems, Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance
(ISTAR) payloads, Combat Management Systems, Naval Communications and Maritime Operation Centres.OCEAN2020 proves the feasibility of a project of substantial complexity in a demanding timescale through EU wide cooperation of End Users, large industries, research institutes and Small/Medium Enterprises.Coordinated by Leonardo, the team involves 43 participants from 15 European countries, with a project duration of three years (2018-2021) and a total budget of 35 480 000 €
Objectives >> Extending range and performance of maritime ISTAR capability above and under the water by deployment of unmanned systems and effective integration with naval CMS and MOCs >> Planning, tasking and management of Unmanned System missions >> Deployment, autonomy and cooperation of Unmanned Systems >> Reliable, performant and secure communications >> Advanced technologies of information fusion >> Achieving EU-NATO interoperability by exploiting open architecture systems and standards
Work StrandsThe project objectives were pursued by using a specific methodology, based on consolidated and proven systems engineering lifecycle with an accurate and detailed work break down. System requirements were thoroughly analysed by incorporating the End Users’ perspective. A common architectural vision has been developed by designing an open, modular and scalable reference system architecture that covers communications, data distribution, asset integration and information processing.The project put a strong effort in modelling and simulation to test innovative technology and verify the system architecture against environmental, operational, technical and functional obstacles.System usability and the training processes were also addressed, analysing operator tasks and operator training needs, and designing prototypes of future operator interface and effective training tools.A first large scale live demonstration was held in November 2019 in the Gulf of Taranto, involving 5 Warships, 9 Unmanned Systems, 4 Communication Satellites and 1 Earth Observation Satellite constellation, 4 National Maritime Operation Centres and the prototype of a future EU Maritime Operation Centre. The Project will culminate in a second large scale live demonstration in the Baltic Sea, off coast of South Sweden. which will be held at the end of August 2021.
Consortia/Organization
Fiorella Lamberti | [email protected]
Contact
www.ocean2020.eu
Project Website
Way AheadOCEAN2020 Consortium succeeded in integrating EU systems as well as heterogeneous organisations into a coherent team.OCEAN2020 will pave the way towards future EU Defence cooperation by integrating legacy and new technologies for unmanned systems and ISTAR payloads. Data from multiple sources will be exploited into a Recognised Maritime Picture (RMP) at European level, to secure maritime dominance. The aim is to have a common RMP shared between national CMSs and MOCs from the front line up to a future EU Maritime Operation Centre. OCEAN2020 will help EU to lead innovation in the maritime domain and reduce reliance on non-EU countries.
OCEAN2020 Kick Off Meeting April 2018
Third Simulated Trial March 2021
OCEAN2020 1st Sea Demonstration the EU MOC prototype in Brussels
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Preparatory Action on Defence Research under grant agreement No 801697 - OCEAN2020