General » The INSROP project 1993-1999 Theme editor: 1 SUBPROGRAMME I: NATURAL CONDITIONS AND ICE NAVIGATION 1.1 Communication and IT-Customizing 1.2 Communication and IT-customizing. Volume 2 1.3 Operational Aspects 1.4 Operational Aspects Volume 2 - 1994 Project Work 1.5 Operational Aspects, Volume 3 1.6 Navigational safety Management System of the NSR 1.7 Design Requirements for Future NSR Ships 1.8 A Time and Cost Prediction Model for Northern Sea Route Shipping 1.9 Ice Flaking Tests Conducted with a Gas Actuator System 1.10 Large Scale Hull Loading of First-year Sea Ice 1.11 Influence of Ice Compression on Feasible Navigation on the NSR 1.12 Influence of Ice Compression on Feasible Navigation on the Northern Sea Route.Part II 1.13 Experimental Study to Separate into Components the Interaction Force between Propeller and Ice Piece 1.14 Ice Environment and Ship Hull Loading along the NSR 1.15 Operational Information on Nature Conditions 1.16 Evaluation of the Northern Sea Route Using the Ice Regime Shipping Control System 1.17 An Overview of Russian Satellite Data for the Northern Sea Route 1.18 Practical Demonstration of Real-time RADARSAT SAR Data for Ice Navigation on the Northern sea Route 1.19 Modification of Canadian Ice Regime System to Include Ship Operation 1.20 Design and Development of Information System 1.21 Variability Analysis of Natural Conditions and Influence on NSR Sailing 1.22 INSROP GIS v1.0a - User's Guide and System Documentation 1.23 INSROP GIS v3.0a - User's Guide and System Documentation 1.24 INSROP GIS - Data Set and Project Documentation 1.25 Design of Information System. Volume 1 – 1993 Project Work 1.26 Design of Information System 1.27 Hydrometeorological and Navigational Support for NSR Navigation 1.28 Content of Database. Volume 1 – 1993 Project Work 1.29 Content of Database. Volume 2 – 1994 Project Work 1.30 Content of Database 1.31 Ice Monitoring by Non-Russian Satellite Data. Phase 1. Feasibility Study 1.32 Ice Monitoring by non-Russian Satellite Data. Phase 2: Pilot Demonstration 1.33 Development of the Databases on Natural Conditions of Navigation along the NSR 1.34 Content of Database, Planning and Risk Assessment 1.35 Content of database, planning and risk assessment. Volume 2 - 1994 project work 1.36 Oil Spilling from a Grounded Mid-deck Tanker 1.37 Planning and Risk Assessment 1.38 Planning and Risk Assessment (Vol 2) 1.39 Statistical Oil Spill Simulations for the Northern Sea Route 1.40 Environmental Conditions Affecting Commercial Shipping on the Northern sea Route 1.41 Requirements to Environmental and Structural Safety of Ships 1.42 Operational Tools 1.43 Operational Tools. Volume 2 - 1994 project work 1.44 Behavior of Ice Floe in Restricted Waters 1.45 Prediction of Ice Conditions along the NSR Using Satellite Data 1.46 Some Aspects of Port and Harbour Management along the NSR 1.47 Perspective Research. Volume 1 – 1993 Project Work 1.48 Perspective Research 1.49 Oil Spreading on the Snow Ice Surface 1.50 Requirements for Ice Performance of Large Ships with Shallow Draft 2 SUBPROGRAMME II: ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS 2.1 Initial Survey of Russian Data Sources 2.2 Selection of Marine Bird Valued Ecosystem Components and Descriptions of Impact Hypothesis in the Northern Sea Route Area 2.3 Oil Vulnerability Assessment for Marine Birds occurring along the Northern Sea Route 2.4 The Distribution, Population Status and Ecology of Marine Birds selected as Valued Ecosystem Components in the Northern Sea Route Area 2.5 Selection of marine mammal Valued Ecosystem Components and description of impact hypotheses in the Northern Sea Route Area 2.6 The Distribution of Marine Mammals in the Northern Sea Route Area 2.7 Northern Sea Route Dynamic Environmental Atlas 2.8 Reindeer of the Russian Arctic 2.9 The Adaptive Environmental Assessment and Management AEAM in INSROP - Impact Assessment Design 2.10 A Guide to EIA Implementation for the NSR 2.11 NSR Valued Ecosystem Components: Indigenous People, Wild reindeer, Domestic reindeer and Protected areas 2.12 NSR Environmental Impact Statement 2.13 Control of Pollution from Ships on the Northern Sea Route 2.14 Environmental and Structural Safety of Ships 2.15 Linkages and impact hypotheses concerning the Valued Ecosystem Components Invertebrates, Fish, the Coastal Zone and Large River Estuaries and Deltas 2.16 The Marine Invertibrates, Fish and Coastal Zone Features of the NSR Area 2.17 Indigenous peoples of the northern part of the Russian Federation and their environment. Atlas and historical ethnographic back ground information 2.18 Requirements to NSR Shore Reception Facilities 2.19 NSR Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan 2.20 Coastal Pollution Emergency Plan, Part I 2.21 Environmental Safety of Nuclear Icebreakers 2.22 The NSR Oil Spill Contingency Plan 2.23 Guide for Ship-generated Waste Management on the Northern Sea Route 3 SUBPROGRAMME III: TRADE AND COMMERCIAL SHIPPING ASPECTS 3.1 The Significance of the NSR for Regional Development on Arctic Areas of Russia 3.2 Economic Development in Northern Siberia and the Russian Far East: Implications for the Northern Sea Route 3.3 Oil Product Export from North West Russia 3.4 Development of Oil and Gas Exports from Northern Russia 3.5 The Northern Sea Route and the Rivers Ob-Irtysh and Yenisey 3.6 Russian Fertiliser Industry, Potential Cargo Segment for the NSR 3.7 The Russian Fertiliser Industry 3.8 The Cargo Generating Potential of the Angaro-Yenisei Region for the Northern Sea Route 3.9 The Angara – Yenisey Region 3.10 Cargo-forming Potential of Sakha (Yakutia), Chukot Autonomous District and other Far-Eastern Regions for the Northern Sea Route 3.11 The Russian Far East Region 3.12 The Northern Sea Route and Possible Regional Consequences 3.13 Regional Port Development along the NSR 3.14 The Future of Murmansk, Arkhangelsk and other Western NSR Ports in a Regional Perspective 3.15 Selected Issues on Regional Economic Development along the Northern Sea Route 3.16 Selected Studies in regional Economic Development along the Northern Sea Route 3.17 The NSR Transit Study: The Economics of the NSR. A Feasibility Study of the Northern Sea Route as an Alternative to the International Shipping Market 3.18 Northern Sea Route Freight Operations: Survey of Logistic Modelling 3.19 Survey of Logistics Models. Part 2: The Methodology of Simulative Modelling of Transport and Ice Breaker Fleets Operations in the Arctic 3.20 The Potential of the Northern Sea Route for a Regular Cargo Service 3.21 Marine Transportation of oil from Timan Pechora and from inland Russian oil fields 3.22 West Siberian Oil and the Northern Sea Route: Current Situation and Future Potential 3.23 Marine Oil Transportation from Timan Pechora and Inland Russian Fields 3.24 Northern Gas Fields and NGH Technology - A Feasibility Study to Develop Natural Gas Hydrate Technology for the International Gas Markets 3.25 Seaborne Exports of Gas from Yamal 3.26 Seagoing Logistics Solutions to Oilfield Material Supplies 3.27 Using the INSROP Phase 1 Data in a Transport Evaluation Process 3.28 The Potential of the NSR with a Nuclear Icebreaking Container Ship 3.29 Analysis and Evaluation of Economic Conditions of Energy Prospects Implementation of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug 3.30 Energy Prospects in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug 3.31 Scenarios of Seasonal and Year-Round Navigation along the Northern Sea Route 3.32 The NSR in Japanese Views of Trade 3.33 Cargo Analysis, North West Europe - The Far East and Canada US West Coast - NW Europe 3.34 New Concepts in Removing Ice 3.35 Improvement of Information Support to Navigation along the NSR 3.36 Analysis and Evaluation of Economic Conditions of the Energy Prospects Implementation in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug 3.37 New Concepts of Removing Ice non-traditional shape of hull lines for icebreakers and icebreaking cargo ships 3.38 European Gas markets and Russian LNG 4 SUBPROGRAMME IV: POLITICAL, LEGAL AND STRATEGIC FACTORS 4.1 Historical and Current Uses of the Northern Sea Route: Part I 4.2 Historical and Current Uses of the Northern Sea Route. Part III: The Period 1855-1917 4.3 Historical and Current Uses of the Northern Sea Route. Part IV: The Administration of the Northern Sea Route (1917-1991) 4.4 Current Use of the Northern Sea Route 4.5 Historical and Current Uses of the Northern sea Route. Part II: The Period 1745-1855 4.6 Navigating the Straits of the Northern Sea Route 4.7 The NSR in the Context of Arctic Military and Ecological (Environmental) Security 4.8 National Security and International Environmental Cooperation in the Arctic - the Case of the Northern Sea Route 4.9 Political Aspects of International Shipping along the Northern Sea Route 4.10 Regional Cooperation in Northeast Asia: new opportunities for the Russian Arctic 4.11 Russia and its NSR Neighbours in Northeast Asia and the Barents Region: A comparative view of relations and perceptions 4.12 Russian Administration of the Northern Sea Route - Central or Regional 4.13 Financing the NSR: Regional Aspects 4.14 The Legal Status of the Russian Baselines in the Arctic 4.15 Jurisdiction Governing the Straits in Russian Arctic Waters 4.16 The legal Status of Straits in Russian Arctic Waters 4.17 Environmental Regulation in the Russian Arctic 4.18 Matters of Responsibility for Marine Pollution under the Legislation of the Russian Federation. Review of the Main Legislative Acts 4.19 Legal Regime of Navigation in the Russian Arctic 4.20 Legal Regime of Navigation in the Russian - Arctic 4.21 Environmental Policy in the Russian Arctic: Formation, Implementation, Effectiveness 4.22 The Application of LOSC Article 234 - Russian Arctic Waters 4.23 The Northern Sea Route. Conditions for Sailing according to European Community Legislation - with special emphasis on port State jurisdiction 4.24 Some Aspects of Foreign Trade Regime of the Russian Federation and Co-operation in the Field of International Shipping 4.25 Marine Insurance for the Northern Sea Route - Pilot Study 4.26 Marine Insurance for the Northern Sea Route: Towards a New Risk Regime 4.27 Freezing Damage to Northern Sea Route Cargo: Liability and Insurance Considerations 4.28 Marine Insurance for the Northern Sea Route: The Feasibility of a New Risk Regime. Some Initial Conclusions 4.29 Marine Insurance for the Northern Sea Route 4.30 Shipping and Marine Insurance on the Northern Sea Route: Conclusions 1993-1998 4.31 Arctic Environmental Law. Harmonization of Polar Ship Rules. International and National Provisions 4.32 Indigenous Peoples and Development of the Lower Yenisei River Valley 4.33 Impact of Transportation Systems on the Communities of Western Alaska: Analysis of the Literature 4.34 Influence of the Northern Sea Route on Social and Cultural Development of Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic Zone of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) 4.35 Indigenous Peoples and Development in the Chukchi Autonomous Okrug 4.36 Assessment of Social and Cultural Impact on Indigenous Peoples of Expanded Use of the Northern Sea Route 4.37 The Northern Sea Route and Native Peoples. Lessons from the 20th Century for the 21st 4.38 Indigenous Peoples and Development of the Yamal Peninsula 4.39 Report on residents of the Nenets AO, past and present impacts of development of the NSR 4.40 The Northern Sea Route and Local Communities in Northwest Russia: Social Impact Assessment for the Murmansk Region 4.41 The Sami People and the Northern Sea Route: Juridical, Social amd Cultural Concerns 4.42 The Participation Rights under the WTO GATS The Case of International NSR Shipping Transportation Services 4.43 Organisational Forms of Shipowner Liability Insurance for The NSR with Specific Reference to the Perspective of P and I Clubs in Russia 4.44 Impact of the NSR and the Activity of the Lena River Steamship Line on the Socio-Economic Situation of the Sakha Republic 5 SIMULATION STUDY 5.1 Routes and Associated Operational Infrastructure 5.2 Natural Conditions along the Selected Routes 5.3 Economic Evaluation of NSR Commercial Shipping 5.4 Design of the NSR Service Ships 5.5 Collection of SA-15 Operations Data 5.6 Simulation of Ship Transit through Ice 5.7 Legal and Environmental Evaluation of the Routes Slected for the INSROP Simulation Study 5.8 Simulation of NSR Navigation Based on Year Round and Seasonal Operation Scenarios 6 INTEGRATION BOOK 6.1 The INSROP Integration Book
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