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Strategic Measures for Vessel Transit Optimization in Arctic Environments

Learn about effective mitigation measures to optimize vessel transits in Arctic regions, including timing strategies and avoidance tactics ensuring operational flexibility and environmental safety. Discover the importance of bathymetric charting, ice navigation, and strategic route planning.

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Strategic Measures for Vessel Transit Optimization in Arctic Environments

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  1. CandidateMitigation Measures Sikumiut Environmental Management Ltd.

  2. Timing • Vessel Transits • Based on 30 day turnaround, • 48 hours to load, • 72 hours to unload • 100 trips = 300 days offloading per annum • 65/365 = 20% operational flexibility

  3. Avoidance • Ships route based on bathymetric charting swath width • More flexible in Hudson Strait vs Foxe Basin vsSteensby Inlet • Landfast ice – stay within broken track

  4. Ships Passing • Always one at Steensby • None in landfast ice • Maximum of two in RSA • Hudson Strait • Foxe Basin

  5. Option C, D • Generally stay to south Option D • Option C – depends on ice condition • Exception Works -observation, experiment?

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