Safer waterborne transport and maritime operations
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Safer waterborne transport and maritime operations
Program Filar Numer konkursu Temat konkursu Horyzont 2020 3. Societal Challanges MG-3.3-2016 TERMINY Otwarcie konkursu: 2015-10-15 Konkurs 2 etapowy, terminy naborów: 1 ETAP: 2016-01-20, wyniki oceny po 3 miesiącach 2 ETAP: 2016-09-29, wyniki oceny po 5miesiącach Podpisanie umowy: 8 miesięcy od daty złożenia wniosku do 2 etapu. Przewidywany termin rozpoczęcia projektu: maj 2017 Research and Innovation Actions (RIA) - projekty badawczo-innowacyjne 5-7 milionów EUR Budżet dla dwóch wezwań: 22 mln EUR Specific challenge: More intense and more diverse waterborne traffic, also in areas so far underused, needs specific operational knowledge and information management, technology support as well as advanced vessel and equipment designs that are intrinsically safer and address safety issues holistically and based on goals (which ideally cover the entire life-cycle). The specific challenge is to build the enabling knowledge, develop designs, technologies, and operational procedures and test them in a real world environment with the aim of guaranteeing safe and environmentally sound waterborne operations, also taking into account the increasing use of low flash point fuels. Typ konkursu Sugerowany budżet projektu Opis charakteru konkursu oraz spodziewanych efektów obszar Transport, Safety Safer waterborne transport and maritime operations Scope: In order to meet this challenge, proposals should address one or several of the following aspects: ―Waterborne transport operations (including offshore operations), in complex traffic fairways and in extreme environments, simulation modelling and real time information management including big data. ―New and improved vessel and equipment design concepts that offer a clear risk reduction and intrinsic risk mitigation (including human machine interfaces), resilience, integrity, fire resistance and improved survivability in extreme conditions, cargo control including numerical simulations, and cost efficiency considerations, and better salvage and evacuation options. ―A comprehensive safety assessment for low flash point and volatile fuels, covering on-board use and installations as well as the shore side supply interfaces. In line with the strategy for EU international cooperation in research and innovation, international cooperation is encouraged. Poziom dofinansowania Konsorcjum Strona konkursu Expected impact: Activities will improve waterborne safety through proof of concept for new operational and traffic management approaches (including those in extreme environments); through workable goal-based approaches to risk and impact minimisation covering the design and the entire life cycle of vessels and suitable as formal inputs to international regulatory regimes; and through a validated safety analysis for fuels with higher intrinsic risks which can be applied in practice. Improved safety is expected to reduce risks for environmental damages linked to accidents in waterborne transport. It is considered that the expected impacts can be leveraged through international co-operation, in particular where the objective of inputs to the international regulatory regimes is pursued. (RIA) 100% zarówno dla jednostek naukowych, jak i MŚP (RIA) min. 3 niezależne podmioty prawne z 3 różnych państw członkowskich UE czy stowarzyszonych z Horyzontem 2020 Draft programu pracy (str. 28) https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/sites/horizon2020/files/11.%2 0SC4_2016-2017_pre-publication.pdf Opracowanie: Centrum Transferu Technologii Morskich, Akademia Morska w Szczecinie (X 2015)