Finalising Surveys for theBaltic Motorways of the Sea
Project Leader: Benjamin Hell
Hydrographic Office, Swedish Maritime Administration
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2000 ships > 50m at any given time
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Some homework to be done!
HELCOM Cat I & II area remaining to be surveyed
Modern survey
How it often looks today
• Safety of navigation: < ca. 15m• Fuel efficiency of marine transports: < ca. 70m
• Marine spatial planning• Environmental concerns• Science• …
Partners:
• SMA (Swedish HO, lead partner)
• FTA (Finnish HO)
• VTA (Estonian HO)
• MAL (Latvian HO)
• GST (Danish HO)
• BSH (German HO, activity 2)
• Swedish Land Survey
• German Federal Agency forCartography and Geodesy
• Finnish Geodetic Institute
• Geoforschungszentrum Potsdam
• Danish Technical University?
Countries:
• Sweden
• Finland
• Estonia
• Latvia
• Denmark
• Germany
~80% ofBaltic Seawater area
Activity 2
• Ambitious goal: Co-financing needed
• Source: EU transport infrastructure
• Program: Connecting Europe Facility(former TEN-T)
• Total volume 2014-2020: € 26.25 billion(for transport, including CohesionFund)
• 2014 call for multiannual Motorways ofthe Sea projects
• Call expected to open 1 September 2014
• Expected co-financing rate depends on character of action– Surveying: 30%
– “Studies”: 50%
• Volume: 250 M€ of co-financing for MoS projects
• FAMOS will ask for roughly 20 M€ of co-financing
• Eligible funding period: From 2014 (retroactively!) to 2020
2014 call for multiannual Motorways of the Sea projects
Eligiblefunding
period starts
2014-01-01
Call opens
2014-09-01
Proposalsubmission toSwedish CEFcoordination
2015-02-01
Proposalsubmission
deadlineEC/INEA
2015-02-28
Evaluation
2015-03–
2015-06
Decisions
2015-10–
2015-12
Preliminarypre-payment
Q1 2016?
First regularpayment
2017?
Shareoverhead for
EUadministration
We have a lotto learn fromeach other
Collaborationfundamental
for BSHC andHELCOM
EU co-financing isimpossible
withoutcollaboration
Collaborationwithin BSHC
allows forsynergies
Why acollaborativeproject and
not justnationalefforts?
Hydrographic surveys• Over 70 000 km2
• Ca 59 M€, 88% of budget
• Approaching HELCOM CatI/II goal in Sweden,Finland, Latvia and Estonia
• Both own resources andtendered work (ca 27% ofarea)
Harmonising vertical datum
• Improving the Geoid in the region
• Idea: Use survey vessels formarine gravity measurements,which would be much moreexpensive on their own
• Contribute to future satellitenavigation in full 3D
• Aligned with BSHC CDWG
Equipment to increase surveyefficiency
• New survey boats in Latvia andEstonia
• Upgrades for echo sounders andnavigation equipment
Data workflow improvementsfrom sounding to bridge
• Renewal and improvement ofchart production systems
• Improvement of data collectionsystems
• Data harmonisation andimproved data exchangeinternationally
• Fairway modeling
Activity 158 755 518 M€
Activity 21 208 664 M€
Activity 33 290 000 M€
Activity 43 992 183 M€
Expected budget per activity
Total67,2 M€
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Activity 1 Activity 2 Activity 3 Activity 4
Expected budget per year and activity
Activity 2
Expected budget per partner
SMA50 362 434 M€
FTA5 094 733 M€
MAL4 854 733 M€
VTA5 104 733 M€
LM175 000 M€175 000 M€
BSH94 733 M€
BKG175 000 M€
GFZ175 000 M€
DTU35 000 M€
GST1 000 000 M€
Activity 141 128 863 M€
Activity 2604 332 M€
Activity 32 303 000
M€Activity 4
1 996 091 M€
EU activity 117 626 655 M€
EU activity 2604 332 M€
EU activity 3987 000 M€
EU activity 41 996 091 M€
EU20,9 M€
Expected co-financing per activity