The NATO Maritime GEOMETOC COE is proud to be taking part in the Portuguese Navy's REPMUS and NATO MARCOM’s exercises once again. This year, the COE continues its role in leading the Rapid Environmental Assessment Working Group, ensuring that timely and accurate environmental knowledge is available to optimize maritime operations.
REPMUS remains a cornerstone event for the development of maritime unmanned systems, with a strong focus on interoperability, autonomous technologies, and operational environmental support. DYMS serves to strengthen NATO’s ability to conduct coordinated anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare, ensuring maritime security and freedom of navigation in the North Atlantic.
By contributing its expertise, the COE reaffirms its commitment to enhancing the ability of NATO and partner nations to operate more effectively in the maritime domain. Our engagement highlights the importance of environmental intelligence in strengthening maritime defense, driving innovation, and ensuring mission success.
