List of on-going Flagships (PA Safe)

• ​​R-Mode Bal​tic​​
• ​Lead partner: German Aerospace (DLR), Germany
• Contact: Stefan Gewies - Stefan.Gewies@dlr.de​
• Deadline: September 2020​
  

• Operational plans and procedures for maritime search and rescue in hazardous and noxious substances (HNS) incidents - ChemSAR ​
  
• Lead partner: University of Turku, Centre for Maritime Studies, Finland
• Contact: Kirsi Laitio – kirsi.laitio@utu.fi​​​​​
• Deadline: February 2019​

• Diving with State Maritime Resources Together in the Baltic - Dive​Smart Baltic ​
• Lead partner: Swedish Coast Guard, Sweden
• Contact: Else Timms – else.timms@kustbevakningen.se
• Deadline: 2019

• Sea Traffic Management Validation - STM Validation 
• ​Lead Partner: Swedish Maritime Administration, Sweden​
• Contact: Ulf Siwe – ulf.siwe@sjofartsverket.se
• Deadline: 2019

• Speed-up re-resurveying of major shipping routes and ports​
• Lead partner: HELC​​OM 
• Contact: Seppo Mäkinen – Seppo.h.makinen@liikennevirasto.fi
• Deadline: 2020

In the Annex of Flagships of the EUSBSR you will find a more detailed description of the Flagships.

Seed Money Projects

Baltic SEA inteGrated unmanned aerial vehicLE multifunctional monitoring system for resurveying of shipping routes (SEAGLE) (Lead Partner: Riga Technical University - contact Alexander Gamaleyev: aleksandrs.gamalejevs@rtu.lv)

Holistic Management of Maritime Transportation based on integrated Safety and Environmental Indicators (MARSEILLE) (Lead Partner: Aalto University, contact Pentti Kujala: Pentti.kujala@aalto.fi)

Enhanced safety of ice-strengthened ship hulls in the Baltic Sea (ICEULTIMATE) (Lead Partner: Aalto University Foundation, contact Pentti Kujala: Pentti.kujala@aalto.fi)

It is important that projects cooperate, learn from each other and build on each other’s results. All EU-funded projects are obliged to disseminate and share their results, so please do not hesitate to contact them or the Policy Area Coordinator to learn more.​​​​​​​