INFUTURE Round Tables 2020
Operational and Safe Inland Navigation Between Finland and Russia
INFUTURE project takes a wide-ranging approach in finding solutions for sustainable and cost-effective inland waterway traffic. Most international cargo traffic between Finland and Russia goes on land, via roads and railways. Inland waterway connection from Saimaa to Russian inland waterways could constitute a potential environmentally friendly option for transportation between the countries.
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PEKKA KOSKINEN
ANATOLY BURKOV
TOOMAS LYBECK
ESA KORHONEN
ESA KORHONEN
HANNU LAPPALAINEN
Round Table 1/3: Potential Cargo Flows and Routing
Maanantai 26.10.2020 klo 14.00-15.30 TEAMS
Discussion mostly in Finnish
OHJELMA
14.00 Avaus ja johdanto aiheeseen – Pekka Koskinen, Partner, Brave Logistics Oy, hallituksen varapuheenjohtaja, Suomen Vesitiet ry ja ohjausryhmän puheenjohtaja, INFUTURE-hanke
14.10 Inland waterway development in Russia: trends and challenges (ENG)
Anatoly Burkov, Associated Professor of Management of Waterway Transport Department, Project Manager, "INFUTURE" Project, CBC Program, Admiral Makarov State University for Maritime and Inland Shipping
14.30 Kommenttipuheenvuoro
Esa Korhonen, logistiikkapäällikkö, UPM Metsä, uittopäällikkö, Järvi-Suomen Uittoyhdistys ja toimitusjohtaja, Perkaus Oy
14.40 Eri sidosryhmien ajatuksia multimodaalikuljetuksista ja konttillikenteestä
Toomas Lybeck, Project Manager, ENI CBC Project “INFUTURE”, XAMK, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences
14.55 Kommenttipuheenvuoro
Hannu Lappalainen, satamajohtaja, Lappeenrannan Satama
15.05 Q & A
15.25 Yhteenveto ja tilaisuuden päätös - Pekka Koskinen
Round Table 2/3: Smooth Inland Navigation with Advanced Fairway Technology
Tiistai 3.11.2020 klo 14.00-15.30 TEAMS
Discussion mostly in Finnish
OHJELMA
14.00 Avaus ja johdanto aiheeseen - Seppo Virtanen, myyntipäällikkö, Expertise in Buoying Solutions, SeaHow by Arctia (Meritaito) Oy
14.10 Älyväylä pilottiprojekti Saimaalla
Kari Pohjola, myyntipäällikkö, SeaHow by Arctia (Meritaito) Oy
14.25 Preparation and Conduct of AtoN Test in River and Lake Parts (ENG)
Vladimir Karetnikov, Project Manager, "INFUTURE" Project, CBC Program, Admiral Makarov State University for Maritime and Inland Shipping
14.40 Testausjakson toimenpiteet
Kari Pohjola, myyntipäällikkö, SeaHow by Arctia (Meritaito) Oy
14.55 Kommenttipuheenvuoro (ENG)
Volgo-Balt, St.Petersburg, Russia
15.15 Q & A
15.25 Yhteenveto ja tilaisuuden päätös - Seppo Virtanen
SEPPO VIRTANEN
KARI POHJOLA
VLADIMIR KARETNIKOV
PENTTI KUJALA
FANG LI
JUKKA SALMINEN
Round Table 3/3: Future Inland Waterway Vessels
Thursday 26.11.2020 at 2.00-3.30 pm TEAMS
Discussion in English
PROGRAMME
14.00 Opening and Introduction to the Theme - Pentti Kujala, Professori (Professor of Practice), Mechanical Engineering, Aalto University
14.10 Next Generation IWW Vessel Concepts for the Saimaa Region
Fang Li, Postdoctoral Researcher, Marine Technology, Aalto University
14.30 Commentary Speech
Jukka Salminen, Sales Manager, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
14.40 Optimal Ship for Timber Transportation
Marina Lebedeva, Professor, Admiral Makarov State University for Maritime and Inland Shipping, Russia
14.55 Commentary Speech
Leonid Vishnevskii, Head Scientific Worker, Krylov State Research Centre, Russia
15.05 Commentary Speech
Jarkko Toivola, Captain, Director, Alfons Håkans Group
15.10 Q & A
15.25 Summary of the Round Table Discussion - Pentti Kujala
JARKKO TOIVOLA
INFUTURE - Future Potential for Inland Waterways is financed from the South-East Finland - Russia CBC Programme 2014-2020 with a budget of 1,2 MEUR. Funded by the European Union, the Russian Federation and the Republic of Finland. The Implementation time 1 November 2018 - 31 October 2021.