NORWEGIAN COASTAL ADMINISTRATION

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NORWEGIAN COASTAL ADMINISTRATION

• SAFETY AT SEA
• Interreg IIIB North Sea Programme
• Sola Strand Hotel - 19th April 2004
• Lidvard Måseide Engineer in Chief

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Safety at Sea

• Background
• Maritime safety is an important transnational
  issue.
• Both at national level and at regional/local
  level there is a need for implementing risk
  management strategies, methods and tools for the
  prevention of accidents at sea and for reducing
  harmful effects of disasters.
• Overall aims
• Materialise risk management strategies
• Reducing harmful effects of disasters

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• The Main Output
• Framework papers on national policies for risk
  management with emphasis on inter-linkages
  between national and regional level
• Risk management strategies developed into
  methodologies for various themes as a practical
  tool in planning and decision making on national
  and regional level
• Demonstration projects conducted

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Main Project Components
  Transnational level     Transnational and
Regional level        
Harmonisation of risk management strategies
Development of methodologies and tools for
selected themes
Development and implementation of demonstration
projects
Time Schedule June 2004 to June 2007
Tentative Budget Total costs 4,9 million Euros
Submission Date 27th February 2004
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Safety at Sea
Strand 1 Harmonisation of Risk Management
Strategies N
Strand 2 Routing and Safe Seaways Coordinator
NL
Strand 3 Coastal Zone Management Coordinator
UK
Strand 4 Risk Assessment and Decision Making
Coordinator FL
Demo A Inventory and Risk Assess- ment of Oil
Transport in the North Sea (NL, N)
Demo C Coastal Zone Management, Places of
Refuge and Preparedness (N, FL, G)
Demo E Risk Assessment and Decision Making
(FL,UK,N)
The Partner Agreement from Copenhagen in
February 2004
Demo B AIS Data and Risk Assess- ment (DK, UK,
S)
Demo D Offshore Wind Farm Risk Management(UK,
FL, DK)
Demo F Safety Awareness
(N,NL,UK,FL)
Strand 5 Project Management and Technical
Assistance N
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• Strand 1 Harmonization of Risk Management
  Strategies (N)
• summarize and systematize the work
• collect existing and new risk management
  strategies, risk analysis methods, tools and
  terminology
• extract the most important elements for
  harmonization
• monitor and guide the work in the thematic
  strands and demonstration projects
• prepare training materials
• prepare framework papers

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• Strand 2 Routing and Safe Seaways (NL)
• providing an overview over risk factors related
  to sailing corridors and related to access to
  ports and terminals
• providing assessment of innovative measures to
  increase safety and at the same time not
  expanding the costs
• to utilise AIS data to support risk calculation
  in defining routing and other measures in
  reducing risks
• Demonstration projects
• A Inventory, classification and risk assessment
  of oil transport in the North Sea region (NL, N)
• B AIS Data and Risk Assessment
• (DK, UK, S)

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• Strand 3 Coastal Zone Management (UK)
• providing an overview over risk factors and
  measures that have an impact on the region and
  local areas and population
• developing procedures and processes that are
  conducive to an optimal cooperation and
  coordination between national and regional/local
  authorities in emergency planning and
  implementation, as an integral part of coastal
  zone planning and management
• geographical information systems (GIS) will be
  used for analyses and visualisation
• Demonstration projects
• C Coastal Zone Management, Places of Refuge and
  Preparedness
• (N, FL, G)
• D Offshore Wind Farm Risk Management
• (UK, FL, DK)

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• Strand 4 Safety Awareness and Decision Making
  (FL)
• systematisation of means of detecting potential
  accidents (deviating from normal, planned or
  expected routing or behaviour)
• provide an overview of accidents and near
  misses, and systematise the human errors involved
  
• harmonising risk criteria/ parameters relevant
  in risk assessment of incidents that potentially
  can develop to serious accidents
• developing practical decision making risk
  assessment tools
• increased awareness on safety of small and high
  speed crafts
• Demonstration projects
• E Risk Assessment and Decision Making for a
  Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre
• (FL,UK,N)
• F Safety Awareness
• (N,NL,UK,FL)

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LEAD PARTNER Norwegian Coastal Administration
Coordinator in the Netherlands
Coordinator in Flanders
Coordinator in United Kingdom
The Administrative Organization Financial
reporting and Activities reporting.
Coordinator in Denmark
Coordinator in Sweden
Coordinator in Norway
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Country coordinator in the Norwegian consortium
is 1) Møre og Romsdal County. The other
partners are 2) Rogaland County 3) Sogn og
Fjordane County 4) Port of Florø Florø Local
Municipality Country coordinator in the
consortium in the Netherlands is 1) National
Institute for Coastal and Marine Management /
RIKZ The other partners are 2) AVV Transport
Research Centre 3) North Sea Directorate 4)
North Netherlands Directorate 5) Zealand
Directorate 6) Directorate Transport Safety 7)
North Sea Foundation (NGO) 8) Wadden Society (NGO)
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Country coordinator in Flanders is 1) Ministry
of the Flemish Community - Administration of
Waterways and Maritime Affairs The other
partners are 2) Flanders Hydraulics 3) Flemish
Marine Institute (VLIZ) 4) Flemish Federation of
Nautical Industries Country coordinator in
United Kingdom is 1) British Maritime
Technology (BMT) The other partners are 2)
Trinity House 3) Northern Lighthouse Board
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Country coordinator in Sweden is 1) The
Swedish Maritime Administration Country
coordinator in Denmark is 1) The Royal
Danish Administration of Navigation and
Hydrograph The other partners are 2)
Technical University of Denmark, Department of
Mechanical Engineering
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The Professional Organization (Coordinating the
Professional work)
LEAD PARTNER Norwegian Coastal Administration (N)
Strand Coordinator Strand 2 (NL)
Strand Coordinator Strand 3 (UK)
Strand Coordinator Strand 4 (FL)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo A (NL)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo B (DK)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo C (N)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo D (UK)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo E (FL)
Demonstration Project Coordinator Demo F (N)
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Relations to Other Institutions and Projects
The Safety at Sea Project   Transnational
level       Regional Level
International bodies and projects (like IMO,
IALA, MarNIS etc.)
EMSA
Interreg IIIB Programmes and Projects
CPMR
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Partner meetings to prepare the Application
Directoria in Cuxhaven June 2003
Partner Search Meeting in Brussels July 03
Partner Search Meeting in Oslo August 03
Interreg Transport Seminar in GENT Sept. 03
Separate Meeting in Hamburg 28th October 03
Separate Meeting in Amsterdam 29th October 03
Separate Meeting in Brussels 29th October 03
Separate Meeting in Ålesund 30th November 03
Partner Meeting in Brussels 17th-18th Nov. 03
Separate Meeting in Gothenburg 1th-2th Dec. 03
Separate Meeting in Copenhagen 4th Dec. 03
Separate Meeting in London 5th December 03
Partner Meeting in Brussels 13th-14th Jan.
04 Partner Meeting in Copenhagen 4th-5th Feb.04
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Thank You for Your Attention!

• Sola 19th April 2004
• Lidvard Måseide - Engineer in Chief
• Norwegian Coastal Administration
• www.kystverket.no