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transport Work package number 6 Volodymyr Golikov PhD associate professor Scientific research at the academy is conducted in the following fields safety of navigation navigation ID: 489862

weather maritime task transport maritime weather transport task leader onma impact conditions extreme information cymet donau technology coastal areas

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Waterborne transport

Work package number 6

Volodymyr

Golikov – Ph.D., associate professorSlide2

Scientific research at the academy is conducted in the following fields:safety of navigation, navigation;

marine fleet maintenance and operation;automation and computer integrated technology in marine transport;ship repairing technology, technological equipment;

social and law aspects of international navigation;global maritime radiocommunication.ODESSA NATIONAL MARITIME ACADEMYSlide3

Storm at seaSlide4

Odessa National Maritime AcademyVAISALAVTT Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT)

Cyprus Meteorological Service (CYMET)

Österreichische Wasserstraßen-Gesellschaft mbH (via donau)ParticipantSlide5

identify methodologies and technologies that help

to prevent accidents eliminate/neutralize the effect better foresight on the weather conditions is

neededfocuses on the practical ways to effectively reduce the impact of wind develop a maintenance strategy by further improvement of a customer oriented waterway

management systemObjectivesSlide6

6.1. Impact of extreme weather on the maritime transport in open

sea (Leader: ONMA, partners: Vaisala, CYMET)

6.2. Impact of extreme weather on maritime transport in the coastal areas and ports (Leader: Vaisala, partners: ONMA, CYMET)6.3. Develop methodologies of decision-making under risk in maritime

transport (Leader: CYMET, partner: ONMA)6.4. Value-chain analysis (Leader: VTT, partner: ONMA)

6.5. Inland waterways safety and service standards (Leader: via donau)6.6. Adaptation of ship technology in IWT (Leader: via donau, partner: ONMA

)6.7. Guidelines and roadmap (Leader: ONMA, partner: via donau)

TasksSlide7

identify the minimum standards needed for forecasting the changes in conditions in a way

identify necessary precautions to avoid the adverse effects of the poor conditions

analyze and produce a thorough understanding of what share of accidents can be attributed to weather conditions or natural disasters

Task 6.1. Impact of extreme weather on the maritime transport in open seaSlide8

impact of wind in the coastal areas

and portsIn coastal areas the wind in particular is problematic for smaller boats. One of the ways to improve the weather information in a critical way would

be real-time information of weather conditions combined with a 24-hour weather forecast information. Such information is considered sufficient for instance for port operations, as this would give sufficient time to advise incoming ships of changes in weather conditions.

Task 6.2. Impact of extreme weather on maritime transport in the coastal areas and portsSlide9

Developing of decision under risk

This task draws together the issues from Tasks 6.1 and 6.2 and discusses the overall maritime transport routing and port selection

under the extreme weather or natural disasters. The results will feed into roadmap and policy recommendations for improved maritime safety in the short and long-run. Task 6.3. Develop methodologies of decision-making under risk in maritime transportSlide10

analysis of the value-chain linked to the technology present

the investments into maritime weather information systems are considered costly and their value added to the various stakeholders in unclear

Task 6.4. Value-chain analysisSlide11

synthetize findings of the other tasks and produces guidebooks and roadmaps for maritime and inland waterways

transportation coordinate the inputs required in work packages 2 (cross-modality), 3 (task

3.4, freight transport) and 7 (short-term solutions)Task 6.7. Guidelines and roadmapSlide12

Thank you!