Copernicus Maritime Surveillance - Service Overview
Date
Published
31.12.2018
Updated
30.01.2019
The Copernicus Security Service supports EU policy by providing information in response to Europe's security challenges. It improves crisis prevention, preparedness and response in three key areas: maritime surveillance (implemented by EMSA), border surveillance, and support to EU External Action.
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