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SNOOP Policy Forum April 12 th 2013 Tallinn

SNOOP Policy Forum April 12 th 2013 Tallinn. Anu Keltaniemi Björn Grönholm. SNOOP. Background in earlier projects like ShipNODeff Previously, little consensus on the amount of emissions caused in the Baltic Sea by ships or their effects The SNOOP project started in 2009

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SNOOP Policy Forum April 12 th 2013 Tallinn

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  1. SNOOP Policy ForumApril 12th 2013Tallinn Anu Keltaniemi BjörnGrönholm

  2. SNOOP • Background in earlier projects likeShipNODeff • Previously, little consensus on the amount of emissions caused in the Baltic Sea by ships or their effects • The SNOOP project started in 2009 • Several similar projects within the field of focus such asBSR InnoShip • Nine project partners from Finland and Estonia • City of Turku (LP) • Estonian Environment Research Centre • Finnish Meteorological Institute • HSY Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority • Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences • Metropolia University of Applied Sciences • Tallinn University of Technology, Marine Systems Institute • University of Turku, Centre for Maritime Studies • ÅboAkademi University

  3. SNOOP • Objective: to find out how ship exhaust emissions (NOx, SOx, PM, CO and CO2) are effecting the marine environment and human health in port areas • Produce important information for the decision makers about Baltic Sea shipping and its emissions, i.e. by • Producing AIS data analysis for HELCOM • By developing future scenarios for the emissions of shipping

  4. SNOOP • Air quality measurements • In the ports of Helsinki, Turku and Tallinn • Islands of Aegna and Harmaja • On board of vessels/ships • By aeroplane • Results of the measurements have been used throughout the project

  5. SNOOP • Project result in; • Scenarios for ship originated atmospheric emissions until 2040 • Marine impact model • Estimation of emissions on human health • Air quality data • Several scientific papers • Three Policy Forums

  6. Todaywewill look at the latestresults, discuss with a broaderaudience and look forward!

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