European River Information Services

European River Information Services (EuRIS) is a European online inland navigation information service. Before the portal went live in autumn 2022, inland navigation operators had to consult numerous websites and other information sources to obtain all the important data for voyage planning, especially for cross-border journeys. EuRIS now provides all relevant waterway and traffic information by combining data from 13 states in a single portal. EuRIS covers the connected European main network of inland navigation waterways, in particular the Rhine, Danube, Elbe, Moselle, Dunkirk–Scheldt, Amsterdam–Antwerp–Liège, Amsterdam–Antwerp–Brussels and other waterways. The jointly designed, cross-border portal involves Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Croatia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary. This partnership aims to further develop the portal based on the needs and wishes of users. The service is positioned as a public, cross-border information platform rather than a commercial product brand. Its value lies in aggregating fragmented national waterway and traffic data into one user-facing portal, reducing the effort required for voyage planning on international inland waterways.

European River Information Services (EuRIS) is a European online inland navigation information service. Before the portal was launched in autumn 2022, inland navigation operators had to visit numerous websites and other information sources to obtain all the important data for voyage planning, especially for cross-border journeys. EuRIS now provides all relevant waterway and traffic information by combining data from 13 states in a single portal. EuRIS covers the connected European main network of inland navigation waterways, in particular the Rhine, Danube, Elbe, Moselle, Dunkirk–Scheldt, Amsterdam–Antwerp–Liège, Amsterdam–Antwerp–Brussels and other waterways. The jointly designed, cross-border portal involves Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Croatia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary. This partnership aims to further develop the portal based on the needs and wishes of users. A press release by GDWS dated 29 September 2022 announced the new online portal for inland waterway use for voyage planning.

• Press release by GDWS announcing the new online portal for inland waterway use for voyage planning.

• EuRIS portal goes live, combining waterway and traffic data from 13 states.

Cross-border public information platform for inland navigation voyage planning

• EuRIS portal

  Online portal providing waterway and traffic information for inland navigation voyage planning across 13 countries.

1. 1European River Information Services – Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org
2. 2European River Information Services – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3EuRIS portaleurisportal.eu