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Baltic Ordnance Safety Board

SWEDEN, GERMANY, DENMARK, POLAND, LITHUANIA, LATVIA, ESTONIA, FINLAND HELCOM SAFE NAV 4/2014 Helsinki 2014-02-04

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Aim

  • To make BOSB known to HELCOM
  • First step to a cooperation between HELCOM & BOSB

in order to merge the civil and military efforts to enhance the maritime safety in the Baltic Sea

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180 000 mines laid in 2200 minefields 1848-1945

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The sea traffic today passes over most of the former mined areas

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International Mine Clearance activities 1995-2008

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  • 1. MCOPEST 95
  • 2. BALTIC SWEEP 96
  • 3. MCOPEST 96
  • 4. MCOPLAT 97
  • 5. MCOPLIT 97
  • 6. OPEN SPIRIT 97
  • 7. BALTIC SWEEP 98
  • 8. MCOPEST 98
  • 9. MCOPLAT 98
  • 10. MCOPLIT 98
  • 11. OPEN SPIRIT 98
  • 12. BALTIC SWEEP 99
  • 13. MCOPLAT 99
  • 14. MCOPLIT 99
  • 15. OPEN SPIRIT 99
  • 16. EST/FIN MCMOP 00
  • 17. MCOPLAT 00
  • 18. CLEENEX 01
  • 19. MCOPEST 01
  • 20. OPEN SPIRIT 01
  • 21. EST/FIN MCMOP 01
  • 22. MCOPLIT 02
  • 23. OPEN SPIRIT 02
  • 24. BALTRON PASSEX 03
  • 25. EST/FIN MCMOP 03
  • 26. MCOPLAT 03
  • 27. OPEN SPIRIT 03
  • 28. BALTRON PASSEX 04
  • 29. MCOPEST 04
  • 30. OPEN SPIRIT 04
  • 31. MCOPLIT 05
  • 32. OPEN SPIRIT 05
  • 33. MCOPLAT 06
  • 34. OPEN SPIRIT 06
  • 35. HOD EST 07
  • 36. OPEN SPIRIT 07
  • 37. MCOPLIT 08

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Mine Clearance Operations 1995-2008 (Pre-BOSB)

916 mines and 208 UXO detected

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PURPOSE OF BOSB

An initiative by nations in the surroundings of the Baltic Sea area with the aim of making a joint effort to collect and share information about HO and related data and to prioritize areas of interest in the Baltic Sea area in

  • rder to enhance maritime safety

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BOSB Memorandum of Understanding

  • Enhancing public awareness of the threat from HO in the Baltic Sea area
  • Increasing the efficiency of HOD activities in order to reduce the risk of

encountering HO during maritime activities in the Baltic Sea area

  • Identifying and prioritizing strategic HO risk areas
  • Assisting Participants in the selection of areas for HOD activities
  • Assisting Participants with a presentation of the detailed compiled common

picture during planning and preparation for HOD activities

  • Providing Participants with data in support of parties other than the

Participants when such parties are performing or planning for instance seafloor exploration, offshore construction or installation of windmill farms in

  • rder to enhance safety and security

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COMMON PICTURE

The strength of BOSB is the compiled common picture – built up by shared information, and the knowledge how to use the information, for example: Identifying and prioritizing risk areas

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Baltic Ordnance Safety Board priority system

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Criteria

  • Activity

(1-7p)

– Sea traffic

(1-7p)

– Anchorage Areas

(Full p)

– Fishery

(1-3p)

– UW-installations

(Not implemented)

  • Depth

(1-7p)

  • Intelligence

(1-5p)

  • Mine density

(1-7p)

  • Clearance

(-1- -7p or -29p)

  • Seabed conditions

(Yes/No)

  • Biology/Environmental Protection Areas

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Sea traffic

+ + + _

Fishery Anchorage Areas Depth Intelligence M ine density Clearance

+ +

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Priority

No priority 5 4 3 2 1

BOSB prioritized areas 2013

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Both strive to enhance maritime safety Both have, and will have, WG to collect and share data of chemical and conventional UXO BOSB WG - intentionally laid or spread munitions HELCOM MUNI - dumped chemical munitions HELCOM SUBMERGED - dumped conventional munitions

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Military branch Military information Operational & Tactical level Clearance measures & activities Civil branch Research reports Strategic & Political level Information organization

What do we have? What do you have? Common prioritization of areas:

  • to be cleared from a safety perspective and;
  • not to be cleared from an environmental perspective

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