6.3. モデル事業について海外への展開
6.3.2. 輸送関係国際グループとの連携
モデル事業は、港湾物流におけるB2B (Business to Business) の部分、特に電子化が遅れてい る海上コンテナの陸上輸送部分に焦点を当てて、シームレスな貨物関係情報の電子化を図り、情 物一致による物流の効率化、セキュリティの確保を達成することで、わが国港湾物流の国際競争 力の強化に繋げようとするものである。
すでに、この分野における貨物情報の交換のための国際標準メッセージのMIG化については、
下記の図よりもわかる通り、国内外のグループにおいて既に開発を完了し、すでに使用しており、
そのMIGを一般に公開しているため、これが利用できることがモデル事業にとって大きな利点で あった。(MIGを最初から開発する必要がなかった。)
従って、我々が留意したのは、1 つのメッセージのある業務への適用の妥当性を開発グループ に確認すること、またセグメント、データエレメント、コード等に変更、追加の要求がモデル事 業参加企業体から提起された場合、それを当該グループに対して DMR(データ保守要求)とし て提出することであった。(今回、モデル事業参加企業体よりの具体的なDMRの提出の要請はな かった。)
輸送関係国際グループとの連携のイメージ
UN/CEFACTフォーラム
TBG
(国際貿易・ビジ ネスプロセスG)
ICG
(情報コンテンツ 管理G)
ATG
(技術応用G)
TMG
(技術・方法論G)
LG
(法律関係G)
TBG2-輸送WG
TBG3ー通関WG TBG14ーBPAWG TBG15ーITPWG TBG17ーハーモナ イゼイション&ドキ ュメンテーション
TBG19ーeGov
ITIGG
(国際輸送実施 ガイドラインG)
SMDG
(船社とコンテナタ ーミナルのための ユーザグループ)
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IFTMシリーズの MIG開発のため のガイドラインを 作成 1. 一般勧告 2. P&R文書 3. 実施参照ガイド
コンテナ関係の Coxxxxメッセージ やBAPLIE等の MIGを開発
B2GのためのMIG を開発
BERMAN IFTDGN WASDIS APERAK
IMO/FAL委員会 ISO/TC154
港湾物流情報プラットフォーム実現に向けたモデル事業
モデル事業に関するプレゼンテーション資料
Port Logistics Information Platform Model Project in Japan
For 48thSMDG Meeting, Sydney
Kenji Itoh Executive Director, JASTPRO Former UN/CEFACT Vice-chair & Rapporteur for Asia
PLIPF Model Project 2
Contents
Mission of the Project
What kinds of MIG to be used in the Project?
Further actions if there may be discrepancy between the
SMDG’s MIG and MIG developed in the Project
PLIPF Model Project 3
Mission of the Project
Towards the Effective Port Logistics which has
Towards the Effective Port Logistics which has international competitiveness:international competitiveness:
to avoid cost increase and time delay by re-
to avoid cost increase and time delay by re-entering entering
information and to reduce stocksinformation and to reduce stocks
to meet the US 24 hours rule and to shorten cut-
to meet the US 24 hours rule and to shorten cut-off off
date of container (at least 24 hours from 72 hoursdate of container (at least 24 hours from 72 hours
before loading to 48 hours)before loading to 48 hours)
to develop a seamless container information flow
to develop a seamless container information flow from a consignor to a container terminal (for export),from a consignor to a container terminal (for export),
and from a container terminal to a consignee (forand from a container terminal to a consignee (for
import).import).
PLIPF Model Project 4
Image of Port Logistics Information Platform (Current Situation)
Carry in ⇒ Stuffing
Consignor Tally Co./Sworn
Measurers Trucker Terminal
Operator
Carrier Loading
(To ship cargo)
To improve cargo flow and information flow
CY/Docs Cut-off
(3 days prior to ship)
To send M/F data to US Customs
Forwarder Customs Br.
(Possible to shorten by using EDI)
Current:No seamless electronic information flow
EDI Fax・Phone・Paper EDI
Acompany’s system NACCS
Exchange docs/Re-enter information Need to use EDI Exchange docs/Re-enter information
Model Project: Electronic Container Information Exchange
EDI Fax・Phone・Paper EDI
PLIPF Model Project 5
Image of Port Logistics Information Platform (Future Plan)
Carry in ⇒ Stuffing
Consignor Tally Co./Sworn
Measurers Trucker Terminal
Operator
Carrier Loading
(To ship cargo)
To improve cargo flow and information flow
CY/Docs Cut-off
(3 days prior to ship)
To send M/F data to US Customs
Forwarder Customs Br.
(Possible to shorten by using EDI)
NACCS
EDI EDI
To be:To shorten the haulage time (and reduce stocks) by the seamless EDI
EDI
Based on Standard Formats (Platform)
Model Project: Electronic Container Information Exchange
PLIPF Model Project 6
What kinds of MIG to be used in the Project?
Two company groups were selected for the Model Project.
Invoice &P/L(INVOIC)
Containerized Cargo Information (IFTMIN) Shipping Instructions Information (IFTMIN) Booking Info from Carrier to
Container Terminal (IFTMBC)
Empty Container Pickup Order
& Response (COPARN)
Empty Container Shipping Order Info (IFTMIN)
Empty Container No. Info (COPINO)
UNSMs to be used
Export: Stainless Steel Coil
& Electric Goods Import: Plastic Injection Mold Export:
Construction machinery parts Outline of Logistics
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
Atrize Yodogawa Co Ltd MBK (Komatsu)
Shipper
Osaka Area Tokyo Area
Area
Issues:
・Business scenario of the container messages developed by SMDG should be referred to make decision of what kind of message is suitable for implementing;
・MIGs developed by JILS (called as ‘GEDIS MIGs’ based on SMDG & ITIGG documents) should be referred for implementation;
・MIGs developed by NACCS should be reviewed whether in compliance with WCO Data Model and ITIGG documents.
PLIPF Model Project 7
MBK Group – Business Scenario
Booking Info (and Change, Cancel) by Phone/FAX
Firm Booking &
Change/Cancel (IFTMBC)
Empty Container Pickup Order (COPARN)
Empty Container Pickup Order (Reply) (COPARN)
Container Carriage Instructions (IFTMIN)
Pickup Order No.
(COPARN)
Container No.
(IFTMBC)
Container Carriage Instructions (IFTMIN)
Shipper
Shipping Company
Container Terminal
Haulier Forwarder
Warehouse
PLIPF Model Project 8
Matsushita/Goto Kaisoten Group – Business Scenario
Request for Import Declaration (INVOIC)
Shipping Instructions Info (IFTMIN)
Shipping Instructions Info (IFTMIN) Invoice & P/L Info for
Export Declaration (INVOIC)
Invoice & P/L Info (INVOIC)
Mixed Container Info
(COPARN)
Shipper (Matsushita)
Shipper (Atlize Yodogawa)
NACCS*
Forwarder
(Goto Kaisoten) (via Sea-NACCS System)
*NACCS: Nippon Automated Customs Clearance System
PLIPF Model Project 9
Roadmap of Model Projects
Contract between Project Groups
&
Jastpro Contract
between MLIT &
Jastpro Selecti
on of Project Groups
Mar Feb Jan Dec Nov Oct Sep Au g Jul Jun May Apr Mar
2006 2007
Model Projects
Evaluation &
Reporting
PLIPF Model Project 10
List of MIGs already developed
Not confirmed yet about harmonization with SMDG &
ITIGG documents COPARN COPINO COSTCO DESADV IFTMAN IFTMCS IFTMIN IFTSTA
GEDIS
INVOIC (Incl.
P/L)
IFTMIN IFTMCS SC/SF-Net CUSRES
CUSREP CUSCAR CUSDEC (not implemented)
PAXLST CODECO COPARN IFTMIN APERAK CONTRL NACCS
Not confirmed yet about harmonization with SMDG &
ITIGG documents IFTMIN COSTCO APERAK IFTMCS
POLINET
DMRs will be submitted to the oganization if required.
Remarks
BERMAN IFTDGN WASDIS APERAK CALINF
COARRI CODECO CODENO COEDOR COHAOR COPARN COPINO COPRAR COREOR COSTCO COSTOR DESTIM VESDEP ITIGG develops guidelines
to develop MIGs for IFTM series messages:
1. General recommendation 2. Principles & Rules 3. IFCSUM (M/F) =
CUSCAR Message
Type
PROTECT TBG3 ←ITIGG SMDG
Bodies
Note: ITIGG uses M, R, D, O, X as a usage indicator.
PLIPF Model Project 11
Further actions if needed
If there may be differences between the SMDG’s MIG and MIG developed in the Project
To submit DMRs to SMDG first (then UN/CEFACT TBG3) for consideration
UN Standard Messages developed and used in the project should be reused under the Port Logistics Information Platform (= JCL Net) for more effective port logistics.
PLIPF Model Project 12
Thank you for your attention
!
Welcome your comments and suggestions.
Kenji Itoh ([email protected])
第33回IMO/FAL会議に関するプレゼンテーション資料
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33
rdIMO/FAL Committee Meeting Report
For SMDG Meeting
Oct. 31 – Nov.2, 2006
Sydney, Australia
Kenji Itoh (Japan)
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33
rdIMO/FAL Committee Meeting Report
33rdIMO/FAL Committee Meeting was held on 3-7 July 2006 in London (IMO Headquarters)
EDI Working Group (WG1) met 3-5 July under the chairmanship of Kenji Itoh
Major tasks of the Group are:
To revise the FAL Compendium (2001 version);
To develop a uniform ship’s pre-arrival electronic message taking into consideration SOLAS Chapter XI-2, the ISPS Code and MSC/Circ.1130; and
To develop the Single Window System for the exchange and management of information in Port Community.
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EDI Implementation of IMO FAL Forms
¾FAL Form1 (General Declaration) CUSREP
¾FAL Form2 (Cargo Declaration) CUSCAR
¾FAL Form3 (Ship’s Store Declaration) INVRPT
¾FAL Form4 (Crew Effects Declaration)
-¾FAL Form5 (Crew List) PAXLST
¾FAL Form6 (Passenger List) PAXLST
¾FAL Form7 (DG Manifest) IFTDGN
¾ISSP Code (MSC/Circ.1130)
IMO FAL Forms v.s. UNSMs suggested by FAL Compendium FAL Compendium
(→PAXLST) (→PAXLST)
BERMAN
(Red-colour shows proposed UNSMs suggested by Japanese Group)
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More about UNSMs
Passenger List PAXLST
(Current INVREP has no TDT segment.)
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Dangerous Goods Manifest IFTDGN
Dangerous Goods Manifest
Passenger List PAXLST
Passenger List
Passenger List PAXLST
Crew List Crew Effects Declaration
Inventory Report INVREP
Ship’s Store Declaration
Customs Cargo Report CUSCAR
Cargo Declaration
Customs Conveyance Report CUSREP
General Declaration
UNSM – Message Name UNSM
Message Type FAL Form
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Fact-finding through activities (1)
1. FAL Form 1 (CUSREP):
“RFF” segment to be added within TDT segment group since
“Call Sign” needed in addition to “IMO Number”
2. FAL Form 2 (CUSCAR):
“RFF” segment to be added within TDT segment group since
“Call Sign” needed in addition to “IMO Number”
3. FAL Form 3,4,5,6 (PAXLST):
“RFF” segment to be added within TDT segment group No.2 since “Call Sign” needed in addition to “IMO Number”
Message Structure Change should be made by TBG4
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POS TAG Name (Segment)
0360 --- Segment group 8 --- C 99---+
0370 TDT Transport information M 1 | 0380 TPL Transport placement C 1 | 0390 DTM Date/time/period C 1 | 0391 RFF Reference C 9 |
| 0400 --- Segment group 9 --- C 99---+|
0410 LOC Place/location identification M 1 ||
0420 DTM Date/time/period C 9 ||
0430 QTY Quantity C 9 ||
0440 NAD Name and address C 99 ||
0450 MEA Measurements C 9 ||
0460 POC Purpose of conveyance call C 9 ||
0470 STS Status C 9 ||
0480 FTX Free text C 9---++
Message structure change in CUSREP
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POS TAG Name (Segment)
0160 --- Segment group 4 --- C 9---+
0170 TDT Transport information M 1 | 0180 LOC Place/location identification C 99 | 0190 DTM Date/time/period C 99 | 0191 RFF Reference C 9---+
Message structure change in CUSCAR
0200 GEI Processing information C 9 0210 --- Segment group 5 --- C 9999---+
0220 EQD Equipment details M 1 | 0230 TSR Transport service requirements C 9 | 0240 MEA Measurements C 9 | 0250 DIM Dimensions C 9 | 0260 SEL Seal number C 9 | 0270 NAD Name and address C 9 | 0280 GEI Processing information C 9 | 0290 LOC Place/location identification C 1 |
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POS TAG Name (Segment)
0090 --- Segment group 2 --- M 10---+
0100 TDT Transport information M 1 | 0110 DTM Date/time/period M 1 |
|
0111 RFF Reference C 9
| 0120 --- Segment group 3 --- C 99---+|
0130 LOC Place/location identification M 1 ||
0140 DTM Date/time/period C 5---++
Message structure change in PAXLST
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New code request (1): no necessary
IMO Crew List requests to input “Nature and No.
of identity document (seaman’s passport
Fact-finding through activities (2)
)” under the column no.6.
BGM – DE1001 – 250 (Crew list declaration) – DE 1001 in DOC segment – 36 (Non-passport:
Identity card, official document to identify a person), 39 (Passport) can be applicable.
New code request (2): no necessary
ISPS code Security message requests to input
“Security Officer”
as a NAD qualifier. However, DMR for new code request is no necessary since it is input as a Message Sender.
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New code request (3):
ISPS code Security message requests to input
“Inmarsat call numbers
Security information
Fact-finding through activities (3)
”
under the item no.1.7. This call number should be input as DE3148
(Communication address identifier) with the qualifier DE3155 (Communication address code qualifier) in COM segment. The qualifier to designate “Inmarsat”
should be added.
New code request (4):
ISPS code Security message, under the TSR
(Transport service requirements), DE7273 (Service requirement code is necessary to input. So far there is
no code for “
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DOC DOCUMENT/MESSAGE DETAILS
Function: To identify documents and details directly related to it.
---010 C002 DOCUMENT/MESSAGE NAME M 1
1001 Document name code C an..3 (36 - Seaman‘s passport) 1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3 1000 Document name C an..35 020 C503 DOCUMENT/MESSAGE DETAILS C 1
1004 Document identifier C an..35 1373 Document status code C an..3 1366 Document source description C an..70 3453 Language name code C an..3 1056 Version identifier C an..9 1060 Revision identifier C an..6 030 3153 COMMUNICATION MEDIUM TYPE CODE C 1 an..3 040 1220 DOCUMENT COPIES REQUIRED QUANTITY C 1 n..2 050 1218 DOCUMENT ORIGINALS REQUIRED QUANTITY C 1 n..2
---12
COM COMMUNICATION CONTACT
Function: To identify a communication number of a department or a person to whom communication should be directed.
---
010 C076 COMMUNICATION CONTACT M 3
3148 Communication address identifier M an..512
3155 Communication address code qualifier M an..3
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TSR TRANSPORT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Function: To specify the contract and carriage conditions and service and priority requirements for the transport.
--- 010 C536 CONTRACT AND CARRIAGE CONDITION C 1
4065 Contract and carriage condition code M an..3
1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3
020 C233 SERVICE C 1
7273 Service requirement code M an..3
1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3
7273 Service requirement code C an..3
1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3
030 C537 TRANSPORT PRIORITY C 1
4219 Transport service priority code M an..3
1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3
040 C703 NATURE OF CARGO C 1
7085 Cargo type classification code M an..3
1131 Code list identification code C an..17
3055 Code list responsible agency code C an..3
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PAXLST Message function change request:
no change – See next page
Fact-finding through activities (4)
Should read:
passenger/crew/ship
Should read:
passenger, crew and ship
Now read: This Passenger List Message (PAXLST) permits the transfer of passenger/crew data from a Custom..
This Passenger List Message (PAXLST) permits the transfer
of data from a Custom..
Now read: This is to permit the designated authority at the place of destination to screen this data and take timely decisions related to the clearance of passenger and crew.
This is to permit the designated authority at the place of destination to screen this data and take timely decisions related to
the clearance of .
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Fact-finding through activities (4)
GID segment (Goods items details)
D.05B PAXLST has in
Gr.6 under Gr.4 to indicate the personal effects associated with a passenger or crew members.
There was a comment at the last TBG3 meeting in Barcelona that it was not suitable to use PAXLST for “Ship’s Store Declaration” and it would be much better to add TDT segment in “INVRPT” message.
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0150 --- Segment group 4 --- C 99999---+
0160 NAD Name a nd address M 1 | 0170 ATT Attrib ute C 9 | 0180 DTM Date/t ime/period C 9 | 0190 MEA Measur ements C 9 | 0200 GEI Proces sing information C 5 | 0210 FTX Free t ext C 99 | 0220 LOC Place/ location identification C 25 | 0230 COM Commun ication contact C 1 | 0240 EMP Employ ment details C 9 | 0250 NAT Nation ality C 9 | 0260 RFF Refere nce C 1 | | 0270 --- Segment group 5 --- C 5---+|
0280 DOC Docume nt/message details M 1 ||
0290 DTM Date/t ime/period C 5 ||
0300 GEI Proces sing information C 9 ||
0310 RFF Refere nce C 9 ||
0320 LOC Place/ location identification C 2 ||
0330 CPI Charge payment instructions C 1 ||
0340 QTY Quanti ty C 9---+|
| 0350 --- Segment group 6 --- C 99---+|
0360 GID Goods item details M 1 ||
0370 FTX Free t ext C 9 ||
0380 QTY Quanti ty C 9---+|
| 0390 --- Segment group 7 --- C 1---+|
0400 TDT Transp ort information M 1 ||
0410 FTX Free t ext C 1---++
0420 CNT Contro l total C 1 0430 AUT Authen tication result C 1 0440 UNT Messag e trailer M 1
D.05B PAXLST Message Structure (Part)
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Security-related message requested by the MSC/Circ.1130 – Three Options
CUSREP (Customs Conveyance Report)
BERMAN (Berth Management)
Develop a new message
A comparison of the first two options showed that the segments in options 1 and 2 contained too many free text (FTX) segments which are not appropriate in the use of electronic data.
STANDARD DATA SET OF SECURITY-RELATED INFORMATION (1)
Requested by MSC/Circ.1130
1 Particulars of the ship and contact details 1.1 IMO Number
1.2 Name of ship 1.3 Port of registry 1.4 Flag State 1.5 Type of ship 1.6 Call Sign
1.7 Inmarsat call numbers 1.8 Gross Tonnage
1.9 Name of Company
1.10 Name and 24-hour contact details of the Company Security Officer
2 Port and port facility information
2.1 Port of arrival and port facility where the ship is to berth, if known
2.2 Expected date and time of arrival of the ship in port (paragraph B/4.39.3 of the ISPS Code)
2.3 Primary purpose of call
STANDARD DATA SET OF SECURITY-RELATED INFORMATION (2)
3 Information required by SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1 3.1 The ship is provided (SOLAS regulation 9.2.1.1) with a valid:
- International Ship Security Certificate (ISSC) Yes / No - Interim International Ship Security Certificate (Interim ISSC) Yes / No 3.1.1 The certificate indicated in 3.1 has been issued by <enter name of the Contracting Government or the Recognized Security Organization> and which expires on
<enter date of expiry>.
3.1.2 If the ship is not provided with a valid International Ship Security Certificate or a valid Interim International Ship Security Certificate, explain why?
3.1.2.1 Does the ship have an approved ship security plan on board? Yes / No 3.2 Current security level (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.2):
3.2.1 Location of the ship at the time the report is made (paragraph B/4.39.2 of the ISPS Code)
STANDARD DATA SET OF SECURITY-RELATED INFORMATION (3)
3.3 List the last ten calls, in chronological order with the most recent call first, at port facilities at which the ship conducted ship/port interface5 together with the security level at which the ship operated (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.3):
3.3.1 Did the ship, during the period specified 3.3, take any special or additional security measures, beyond those specified in the approved ship security plan? Yes / No
3.3.2 If the answer to 3.3.1 is YES, for each of such occasions please indicate the special or additional security measures which were taken by the ship (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.4):
Security level Port, Country, Port Facility and UNLOCODE
To From No.
Date
Special or additional security measures Port, Country, Port Facility and UNLOCODE
To From No.
Date
STANDARD DATA SET OF SECURITY-RELATED INFORMATION (4) 3.4 List the ship-to-ship activities, in chronological order with the most recent ship-to-ship activity first, which have been carried out during the period specified in 3.3: Not applicable
3.4.1 Have the ship security procedures, specified in the approved ship security plan, been maintained during each of the ship-to-ship activities specified in 3.4 (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.5)? Yes No
3.4.2 If the answer to 3.4.1 is NO, identify the ship-to-ship activities for which the ship security procedures were not maintained and indicate, for each, the security measures which were applied in lieu:
Ship-to-ship activity Location or Latitude and Longitude
To From No.
Date
Ship-to-ship activity Security measures applied
To From No.
Date
STANDARD DATA SET OF SECURITY-RELATED INFORMATION (5) 3.5 Provide a general description of cargo aboard the ship
(SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.6 and paragraph B/4.39.5 of the ISPS Code):
3.5.1 Is the ship carrying any dangerous substances as cargo?
Yes / No
3.5.2 If the answer to 3.5.1 is YES, provide details or attach a copy of the Dangerous Goods Manifest (IMO FAL Form 7) 3.6 A copy of the ship’s Crew List (IMO FAL Form 5) is
attached (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.6 and paragraph B/4.39.4 of the ISPS Code)
3.7 A copy of the ship’s Passenger List (IMO FAL Form 6) is attached (SOLAS regulation XI-2/9.2.1.6 and paragraph B/4.39.6 of the ISPS Code)
4 Other security-related information
4.1 Is there any security-related matter you wish to report?
Yes / No
4.1.1 If the answer to 4.1 is YES, provide details