Maritime surveillance : peering through the fog / Jon Rosamund.
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Jane's Defence Weekly: Vol 50, Issue 40, 2 October 2013, p.26-31 (122)Summary: Clear situation awareness is increasingly important for navies and ports. This briefing describes how Britian operated a comprehensive recognised maritime picture (RMP) to protect the Olympic yachting events off Weymouth in 2012. An inset describes Ireland's use of the concept for EEZ protection.
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Clear situation awareness is increasingly important for navies and ports. This briefing describes how Britian operated a comprehensive recognised maritime picture (RMP) to protect the Olympic yachting events off Weymouth in 2012. An inset describes Ireland's use of the concept for EEZ protection.
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