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Arctic Shipping: Research Dissemination International Workshop
March 17, 2022; 14:00 ? 19:00 (JST)
Virtual Platform (via Zoom)
Host Organizers:
Arctic Sea Routes Research Group, ArCS II (https://www.nipr.ac.jp/arcs2/e/)
Resilience Engineering Research Center, The University of Tokyo (
http://rerc.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index_en.html)
Introduction to the Workshop
The retreat of Arctic sea ice driven by global warming led to an emergent
interest in Arctic shipping among the researchers, thus researchers from
different parts of the world focus on various aspects of Arctic shipping
and would have various perspectives. The Arctic Shipping: Research
Dissemination International Workshop brings a unique opportunity to share
research works and knowledge on Arctic shipping from researchers
representing multiple countries, including Japan, France, UK, China,
Korea,... The workshop is hosted by the University of Tokyo with financial
support extended from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science
and Technology (MEXT). The workshop includes a series of interesting
research presentations mainly focusing on economic perspectives on Arctic
shipping, especially the Northern Sea Route (NSR), and an open discussion
on Arctic shipping research and future prospects among the presenters and
all participants.
Arctic Shipping: Research Dissemination International Workshop welcomes
topics covering issues/applications and academic research include, but are
not limited to:
- Economic feasibility of Arctic shipping
- Navigation with ice condition
- Environmental sustainability of Arctic shipping
- Cargo flow analysis with NSR and conventional shipping routes
- Any other topics related to the economic perspectives on the Arctic
shipping
Objectives of the Workshop
- Deliver a unique opportunity to disseminate research on Arctic shipping
among the researchers for further enhancement of Arctic research potential
with more practical insights and implications
- Create an international platform for networking and sharing knowledge on
Arctic shipping among the researchers
Registration for the workshop
If you would like to participate in the workshop, please complete the
registration form through the link
https://forms.gle/LvUaiCSJGa5hEkMf6
OR email your Full name, Country, Affiliation details to
chathumiayanthi@gmail.com
Tentative Program
14:00-14:10 Welcome address, Introduction to the workshop
Session 1, Chair: Prof. Ryota Wada (University of Tokyo, Japan)
14:10-14:35 Prof. Olivier Faury (EM Normandie, Le Havre, France) "How
infrastructures allow to reinforce the safety and profitability of the
navigation in the NSR"
14.35-15:00 Dr. Xu Hua (China Waterborne Transport Research Institute,
China) TBD
15:00-15:25 Prof. Ryuichi Shibasaki, Mr. Naoki Kosuge, Mr. Keigo Shibuya,
and Mr. Sota Aoyagi (University of Tokyo, Japan) "Feasibility of Northern
Sea Route by using the global maritime container shipping network
simulation model"
15:25-15:50 Ms. Ding Wenyi and Prof. Ryuichi Shibasaki (University of
Tokyo, Japan) "Impact of Northern Sea Route on China’s grain import with EU
countries"
15:50-16:15 Prof. Shin-ichi Yamaguchi (International University of Japan,
Japan) "The important factors in transportation for shippers and potential
demand for NSR: A conjoint analysis in Japan"
Break (16:15 ? 16:35)
Session 2, Chair: Dr. Chathumi Ayanthi Kavirathna (University of Tokyo,
Japan)
16:35-17:00 Prof. Lei Dai (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
"Assessing the effectiveness of METS on CO2 emission reduction and fleet
economic viability: considering the NSR"
17:00-17:25 Prof. Natsuhiko Otsuka (Hokkaido University,
Japan) "Investigation of navigable speed and sea ice condition in the
Northern Sea Route"
17:25-17:50 Dr. Seong-Yeob, Jeong (Korea Research Institute of Ships and
Ocean Engineering, Korea) "A practical ship speed estimation method in pack
ice conditions"
17:50-18:15 Dr. Chathumi Ayanthi Kavirathna (University of Tokyo,
Japan) "Environmental and economic viability of the Northern Sea Route:
Single vs. bi-objective vessel speed optimization under different ice
conditions"
18:15-18:40 Dr. Dimitrios Theocharis (Cardiff University, UK) "Feasibility
of the Northern Sea Route for oil product tankers: The role of commodity
prices, in-transit inventory, and alternative operational modes"
18:40-18:55 Open Discussion on Arctic Shipping Research and Future
Prospects
18:55-19:00 Vote of Thanks and Closing
*15 min for presentation, 10 min for Q&A
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