Northern Sea Route operations in Results from 2017 and plans for 2018 onwards Fleet requirements and status

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1 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 1-17/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni Registration and networking coffee 08:30-09:00 Chair's welcome 09:00-09:10 Tom Ekegren - Senior Vice President, Arctia Icebreaking Ltd Opening address 09:10-09:25 Kai Mykkänen - Minister of the Interior, Finland Arctic maritime transport: what are the critical issues from the shipowners' point of view? 09:25-10:05 Status report from the Arctic Economic Council working group What do shipowners need? Mikko Niini - Managing Director, Arctic & Maritime Consultancy Audience feedback 10:05-10:15 Coffee and networking break 10:15-11:00 Forecast of freight traffic on the NSR for Russian oil and gas up to :00-11:30 Mikhail Grigoriev, GECON Northern Sea Route operations in :30-11:55 Results from 2017 and plans for 2018 onwards Fleet requirements and status Mikhail Belkin - Assistant to Director General, Rosatomflot Analysis of NSR ship traffic based on AIS data 11:55-12:20 Detailed analysis of individual ship traffic on the NSR in 2017 Transits, voyages and navigation periods Sergey Balmasov - Information Office, Centre for High North Logistics at Nord University, Murmansk Panel discussion: what are the new possibilities for transportation on the NSR? 12:20-12:50 Reliability of NSR for transporting heavy goods International projects and their impact on technology development NSR infrastructure and maintenance Design challenges Panellist: Mikhail Belkin - Assistant to Director General, Rosatomflot Panellist: Irina Akimova - Corresponding Member, Academy of Technological Sciences Panellist: Alexey Shtrek - Development Manager, Aker Arctic Technology Inc Panellist: Dirk Verhoeven - COO, Red Box Energy Services Panellist: Sergey Balmasov - Information Office, Centre for High North Logistics at Nord University, Murmansk Networking lunch 12:50-14:00 US and Coast Guard policy towards the Arctic 14:00-14:25 Plans for new icebreakers Cooperation with the Canadian Coast Guard Future policy for the Arctic Kevin Kiefer - Deputy Director, Marine Transportation Systems Directorate, United States Coast Guard What are Canada's Arctic priorities? 14:25-14:50 The Polar Code and its incorporation into Canada's rules The Oceans Protection Plan Jane Weldon - Director General, Marine Safety and Security, Transport Canada North American Arctic policy discussion panel 14:50-15:10 Moderator: Lawson Brigham - International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks Panellist: Kevin Kiefer - Deputy Director, Marine Transportation Systems Directorate, United States Coast Guard Panellist: Tim Keane - Senior Manager, Arctic Operations and Projects, Fednav Arctic Operations Panellist: Jane Weldon - Director General, Marine Safety and Security, Transport Canada Tea and networking break 15:10-15:35 Current ice conditions in the Russian Arctic 15:35-16:00 Special Interest Track 1: Meeting New Requirements for Environmental Risks Yevgeny Mironov - Head of the Department of Sea Ice and Ice Forecasts, Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI)

2 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 1-17/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni Development and trends in Arctic and Antarctic cruising 15:35-16:00 Special Interest Track 2: The Business Case for Cruise Shipping in the Arctic Fleet growth Operation, routes and destinations Eero Makinen - Managing Owner, Emmanoa Ltd Ballast water management systems in ice: understanding the challenges 16:00-16:30 Special Interest Track 1: Meeting New Requirements for Environmental Risks Regulations for BWTS and current status What impact does ice have on BWTS operations? What are the solutions? Panellist: Robert North - Maritime Consultant, The Marshall Islands Registry Panellist: Seppo Liukkonen - Station Manager, DNV GL Case study: understanding voyage planning for Arctic cruises 16:00-16:30 Special Interest Track 2: The Business Case for Cruise Shipping in the Arctic Feedback from the two Crystal voyages in the NWP Future plans for cruising in the Arctic Panellist: Dermot Loughnane - CEO, Tactical Marine Solutions Ltd Panellist: Kelvin Murray - Director of Expedition Operations, EYOS Expeditions Ltd Ice management and oil recovery 16:30-17:00 Special Interest Track 1: Meeting New Requirements for Environmental Risks Understanding the latest technology and research Rune Högström - COO, Lamor Corporation Arctic expedition cruising: is this the next frontier? 16:30-17:00 Special Interest Track 2: The Business Case for Cruise Shipping in the Arctic Trends, developments and prognostics Chartering a sustainable path in a growing market Industry efforts on contingency planning, risk assessment and SAR Edda Falk - Communications Manager, AECO - Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators Close of track 1 17:00-17:05 Special Interest Track 1: Meeting New Requirements for Environmental Risks Close of track 2 17:00-17:05 Special Interest Track 2: The Business Case for Cruise Shipping in the Arctic Discussion hubs: attendees can choose between the following groups 17:05-18:00 1. Challenges between polar ice classes and EEDI led by Mikko Niini, Chairman, Navidom, Jorma Kämäräinen, Chief Advisor, Finnish Transport Safety Agency, Niklas Ronnberg, Business Manager, Finland and the Baltic States, Lloyd's Register 2. Introducing the EU-funded Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium (ARICE), a recently launched 5 year program. The World Ocean Council is the lead on the ARICE goals of engaging commercial vessels operating in the Arctic to collect oceanic and atmospheric data. The WOC roundtable will outline how companies can get involved in data collection and the benefits off doing so. led by Paul Holthus, Founding President and CEO, World Ocean Council 3. Future materials for Arctic propellers led by Timo Norvasto, Sales Manager and Tuomas Turunen, Designer/Hydrodynamics, Tevo Lokomo Oy 4. The role of transshipment hubs for future development in the Arctic led by Dr. Bjørn Gunnarsson, Associate Professor, Centre for High North Logistics (CHNL), Nord University Business School Discussion hub 1: Mikko Niini - Managing Director, Arctic & Maritime Consultancy Discussion hub 1: Jorma Kämäräinen - Chief Adviser, Finnish Transport Safety Agency Discussion hub 4: Bjørn Gunnarsson - Associate Professor, Centre for High North Logistics (CHNL), Nord University Business School Discussion hub 1: Niklas Rönnberg - Business Manager Finland and the Baltic States, Lloyd's Register Discussion hub 2: Paul Holthus - Founding President and CEO, World Ocean Council Discussion hub 3: Tuomas Turunen - Designer/ hydrodynamics, Tevo Lokomo Oy Discussion hub 3: Timo Norvasto - Sales Manager, Tevo Lokomo Oy Close of day 1 18:00-19:30

3 SCHEDULE ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 1-17/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni TIME MAIN AGENDA SPECIAL INTEREST TRACK 1: MEETING NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMEN- TAL RISKS SPECIAL INTEREST TRACK 2: THE BUSI- NESS CASE FOR CRUISE SHIPPING IN THE ARCTIC 08:00 08:30 - Registration and networking coffee 09:00 09:00 - Chair's welcome 09:10 - Opening address 09:25 - Arctic maritime transport: what are the critical issues from the shipowners' point of view? 10:00 10:05 - Audience feedback 10:15 - Coffee and networking break 11:00 11:00 - Forecast of freight traffic on the NSR for Russian oil and gas up to :30 - Northern Sea Route operations in :55 - Analysis of NSR ship traffic based on AIS data 12:00 12:20 - Panel discussion: what are the new possibilities for transportation on the NSR? 12:50 - Networking lunch 13:00 14:00 14:00 - US and Coast Guard policy towards the Arctic 14:25 - What are Canada's Arctic priorities? 14:50 - North American Arctic policy discussion panel 15:00 15:10 - Tea and networking break 15:35 - Current ice conditions in the Russian Arctic 16:00 16:00 - Ballast water management systems in ice: understanding the challenges 16:30 - Ice management and oil recovery 15:35 - Development and trends in Arctic and Antarctic cruising 16:00 - Case study: understanding voyage planning for Arctic cruises 16:30 - Arctic expedition cruising: is this the next frontier? 17:00 17:05 - Discussion hubs: attendees can choose between the following groups 17:00 - Close of track 1 17:00 - Close of track 2 18:00 18:00 - Close of day 1

4 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 2-18/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni IceTrails - A Unique Visibility for Navigation and Operations Planning 08:15-08:45 Jaakko Ristaniemi - Senior Consultant, Navidium Plc Networking coffee 08:45-08:55 Chairman's welcome 08:55-09:00 Mikhail Grigoriev, GECON Keynote address: Lowering barriers: international collaboration to promote Arctic trade 09:00-09:20 Tero Vauraste - CEO, Arctia Ltd Interpreting the Polar Code and gaining a polar ship certificate 09:20-10:20 Shipowners and class societies explain how they achieved a polar ship certification: How did they make risk assessment? Which authority and how did they give their approval? Was there any discussion on criteria with authority? If new technical requirements are needed how does this affect older vessels? Do light ice class vessels need upgrades to qualify under Polar Code? Applying the Polar Code to passenger vessels Enforcement of the regulations Panellist: Tim Keane - Senior Manager, Arctic Operations and Projects, Fednav Arctic Operations Panellist: Morten Mejlaender-Larsen - Discipline Leader - Arctic Operation, PMA - Approval Center Norway, DNV GL - Maritime Moderator: Andrew Kendrick - Vice President, Vard Marine Inc Panellist: Robert North - Maritime Consultant, The Marshall Islands Registry An overview of the Polar Water Operating Manual and Polar Survival Training 10:20-10:50 James Thomson - Fleet Director, Gas Fleet Operations, Teekay Gas Coffee and networking break 10:50-11:20 ABB Ice Mode A Solution For Efficient And Safe Ice-Breaking With LNG-Fueled Prime Movers Installed On Yamal LNG Carriers 11:20-11:40 Experiences from Yamal LNG after a full winter's operations Operations at the LNG terminal at Sabetta Bo-Won Lee - Project Engineer, ABB Arctic projects as the impulse for Northern Russian regions development 11:40-12:00 Sergey Smirnov - Director, Association of Oil and Gas Suppliers "Sozvezdye" Case study: experiences of module transportation in the Russian Arctic 12:00-12:20 Preparing for the project Training for extreme conditions Operational lessons learned Dirk Verhoeven - COO, Red Box Energy Services Report from Baffinland Iron Mines on last few seasons' operations and results 12:20-12:40 Statistics and results from 2017 season Vessel requirements Challenges and solutions Jared Gardner - Head, Shipping and Logistics, Baffinland Submarine fiber optic cable installation in Arctic waters 12:40-13:00 David Tossell - Director Marine Engineering, Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) Networking lunch 13:00-14:10 Russian shipbuilding for ice class vessels 14:10-14:30 Zvezda shipbuilding complex and its Arctic vessels projects (ice going supply vessels, arctic shuttle tankers, icebreakers etc) Sergey Alexandrov - Manager, External Relations, Lazurit Central Design Bureau

5 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 2-18/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni Recent technological solutions for Arctic vessels 14:30-14:55 Innovative concepts for the Arctic and ice operation New developments in ice model tests and application of the rule requirements in ice tests Results from recent sea trials Reko-Antti Suojanen - Managing Director, Aker Arctic Technology Inc Design development of ice class vessels and compact icebreaker tugs 14:55-15:20 Operational requirements for icebreaking vessels in different geographical and technological conditions Structural design with comparison between Finnish-Swedish and Polar Class Rules Requirements for propulsion system component selection Basic comparison between diesel mechanical and hybrid propulsion systems Oscar Lisagor - Vice-President, Naval Architect, Robert Allan Ltd Sami Uotinen - Customer Relations Manager, Europe, Robert Allan Ltd Scientific objectives in design of 120MW icebreaker-leader 15:20-15:45 Authors: Prof. Oleg Timofeev Deputy Director General (Shipbuilding & Marine Technologies), Krylov State Research Centre, Dr. Valery Beliashov Chief Designer, Krylov State Research Centre, Vladimir Vorobyov Chief Designer, CDB Iceberg Andrei Ryzhkov Deputy Chief Designer, CDB Iceberg Valeriy Beliashov, Krylov State Research Centre Tea and networking break 15:45-16:10 New automated and integrated ice information products 16:10-16:30 Combining satellite imagery with model data Smart integration into on-board viewing systems How to integrate this information in decision making on board User experience Lasse Rabenstein - CEO, Drift & Noise Polar Services Thomas Krumpen - Senior Scientist, Sea Ice Physics, Alfred Wegener Institute New space support alternatives for Arctic operations 16:30-16:50 Cost effective near-space options for polar coverage Leslie Wickman - Associate Dean, Gordon and Jill Bourns College of Engineering, California Baptist University Managing big data in ice charting and forecasting 16:50-17:15 How to handle increasing amounts of satellite data? How is it sent to ships in manageable format? Keld Qvistgaard - Client Relations Manager/Senior Ice Advisor, Greenland Ice Service, Danish Meteorological Institute Developing hardware and software for iceberg detection using satellite data 17:15-17:40 Development of the hardware/software complex 'Iceberg' Obtaining satellite and hydrometeorological data and transmission to customers Vladimir Smirnov - Head of Department, Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) Chair's closing remarks and close of day 2 17:40-17:45 Networking drinks reception kindly sponsored by Wärtsilä 17:45-19:15

6 SCHEDULE ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 2-18/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni TIME MAIN AGENDA 08:00 08:15 - IceTrails - A Unique Visibility for Navigation and Operations Planning 08:45 - Networking coffee 08:55 - Chairman's welcome 09:00 09:00 - Keynote address: Lowering barriers: international collaboration to promote Arctic trade 09:20 - Interpreting the Polar Code and gaining a polar ship certificate 10:00 10:20 - An overview of the Polar Water Operating Manual and Polar Survival Training 10:50 - Coffee and networking break 11:00 11:20 - ABB Ice Mode A Solution For Efficient And Safe Ice-Breaking With LNG-Fueled Prime Movers Installed On Yamal LNG Carriers 11:40 - Arctic projects as the impulse for Northern Russian regions development 12:00 12:00 - Case study: experiences of module transportation in the Russian Arctic 12:20 - Report from Baffinland Iron Mines on last few seasons' operations and results 12:40 - Submarine fiber optic cable installation in Arctic waters 13:00 13:00 - Networking lunch 14:00 14:10 - Russian shipbuilding for ice class vessels 14:30 - Recent technological solutions for Arctic vessels 14:55 - Design development of ice class vessels and compact icebreaker tugs 15:00 15:20 - Scientific objectives in design of 120MW icebreaker-leader 15:45 - Tea and networking break 16:00 16:10 - New automated and integrated ice information products 16:30 - New space support alternatives for Arctic operations 16:50 - Managing big data in ice charting and forecasting 17:00 17:15 - Developing hardware and software for iceberg detection using satellite data 17:40 - Chair's closing remarks and close of day 2 17:45 - Networking drinks reception kindly sponsored by Wärtsilä

7 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 3-19/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni Coffee and networking break 09:00-09:10 Chair's welcome 09:10-09:20 Morten Mejlaender-Larsen - Discipline Leader - Arctic Operation, PMA - Approval Center Norway, DNV GL - Maritime Marine insurance and Arctic risk: how is risk evaluated? 09:20-10:30 Who holds the risk? What do charterparties say? What keeps insurers awake at night? Introduction: Steven Sawhill - Discipline Leader, Cold Climate Advisory Services, DNV GL Panellist: Mårten Sandblom - Regional Loss Control manager Marine Europe North and CIS, Property & Special Risk, Client Risk Solutions, AIG Panellist: Lena Holm Saxtoft - Assistant Vice President, Claims, Skuld Panellist: Per-Åge Nygård - Legal Counsel, Norwegian Hull Club Coffee and networking break 10:30-11:00 Chairman's welcome 11:00-11:15 Chairman: Capt David (Duke) Snider - President Nautical Institute,, Martech Polar Consulting Chairman's welcome 11:00-11:10 Arto Uuskallio - Sales and Marketing Manager, Aker Arctic Technology Inc Methodology for studying ice propeller impacts 11:10-11:35 A Dutch view on the world of propellers, ice, rules and efficiency Are the current rules and the latest generation of propeller designs still in line with each other? Developing techniques to observe the physics involved in propeller-ice impacts Applying these analysing techniques for full scale trials Joris Brouwer - Specialist Analysis and Prediction, MARIN The class societies' approach to interpreting the Polar Code: a comparison 11:15-12:05 Panellist: Morten Mejlaender-Larsen - Discipline Leader - Arctic Operation, PMA - Approval Center Norway, DNV GL - Maritime Panellist: Martin John - Director, Ship Survey, Certification and Manning, Danish Maritime Authority Panellist: Sergey Kaganov - Marketing, Russian Maritime Register of Shipping Panellist: Niklas Rönnberg - Business Manager Finland and the Baltic States, Lloyd's Register Panellist: Professor Jari Haapala - Head of Marine Research Unit, Finnish Meteorological Institute Amendments to the Finnish Ice Class Rules 11:35-12:05 Updating rules for azimuthing propulsion systems Other amendments to the rules The context of the winter navigation system Lauri Kuuliala - Special Advisor, Finnish Transport Safety Agency Audience feedback 12:05-12:20 Wärtsilä hybrid systems for icebreaking tugs 12:05-12:30 Nico Höglund - Technical Sales Manager, Wärtsilä Marine Power Solutions Networking lunch 12:20-13:30 Networking lunch 12:30-13:30 Ice navigation training: How do non polar training schools gear up for teaching ice going crew? 13:30-13:50 Polar training in a country not affected by ice How can they provide a certified Polar Training? Should they have an onboard training or can a simulator be used for advanced training purposes? Test case for academic year reaction from students, shipowners and academic staff Ynse Janssens - Lecturer, Antwerp Maritime Academy Integrating permanent magnet motors in propulsion for ice-going vessels 13:30-13:55 Hannu Jukola - Sales Manager, Steerprop Mika Koli, The Switch From the Baltic to the Arctic - ten years of development in ice navigation training 13:50-14:15 Magnus Winberg - Senior Lecturer, Aboa Mare

8 ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 3-19/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni Design considerations for future US Coast Guard icebreakers 13:55-14:15 William Woityra - Program Manager, Domestic and Polar Icebreaking, US Coast Guard Panel discussion: best practice for ice navigation training 14:15-15:00 Panellist: Ynse Janssens - Lecturer, Antwerp Maritime Academy Panellist: Vladimir Kuzmin - Senior Lecturer, Admiral Makarov State University of Maritime and Inland Shipping Developing an Antarctic research vessel for Chile 14:15-14:35 Andrew Kendrick - Vice President, Vard Marine Inc Plenary session: feedback from streams and closing remarks 15:00-15:30

9 SCHEDULE ARCTIC SHIPPING FORUM AGENDA DAY 3-19/04/2018 Congress Paasitorni TIME MAIN AGENDA SPECIAL INTEREST TRACK 3: RISK AS- SESSMENT AND NAVIGATING IN ICE SPECIAL INTEREST TRACK 4: PROPUL- SION, DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT FOR ICE GOING SHIPS 09:00 09:00 - Coffee and networking break 09:10 - Chair's welcome 09:20 - Marine insurance and Arctic risk: how is risk evaluated? 10:00 10:30 - Coffee and networking break 11:00 11:00 - Chairman's welcome 11:15 - The class societies' approach to interpreting the Polar Code: a comparison 12:00 12:05 - Audience feedback 12:20 - Networking lunch 13:00 13:30 - Ice navigation training: How do non polar training schools gear up for teaching ice going crew? 13:50 - From the Baltic to the Arctic - ten years of development in ice navigation training 11:00 - Chairman's welcome 11:10 - Methodology for studying ice propeller impacts 11:35 - Amendments to the Finnish Ice Class Rules 12:05 - Wärtsilä hybrid systems for icebreaking tugs 12:30 - Networking lunch 13:30 - Integrating permanent magnet motors in propulsion for ice-going vessels 13:55 - Design considerations for future US Coast Guard icebreakers 14:00 14:15 - Panel discussion: best practice for ice navigation training 14:15 - Developing an Antarctic research vessel for Chile 15:00 15:00 - Plenary session: feedback from streams and closing remarks

10 HALF DAY SEMINARS: MANAGING EMERGENCY RESPONSE IN ICE-COVERED WATERS & PLANNING AND OPERATIONS FOR CRUISE SHIPPING IN THE ARCTIC - 20/04/2018 Arctic Shipping Forum 17th - 20th April 2018 Congress Paasitorni Coffee and registration 09:00-09:30 Chairman's welcome 09:30-09:35 Petri Tolonen - Director Sales & Marketing, Aker Arctic Technology Inc Meet and learn about fellow attendees and share your personal objectives for the course 09:35-09:45 What is available for SAR and EEER in the Arctic? How is the Arctic Coastguard Forum planning for emergencies? 09:45-10:15 Juha Vuolle - Deputy Chief of Division, Ministry of the Interior, Finnish Border Guard Managing EEER and towing in Arctic waters 10:15-10:40 Jarkko Toivola - Director, Alfons Hakans Ltd Audience feedback 10:40-11:00 Coffee and networking break 11:00-11:15 Performance standard and test method of polar lifeboat/ liferaft and its lowering device 11:15-11:40 Ding Shifeng - Rules and Technology Centre, China Classification Society Preparing for medical emergencies, rescue and response in the Russian SAR region 11:40-12:10 Reviewing medical emergencies and medevac situations in the Russian North Assessing onboard medical supplies Evaluating time and distance for medical evacuations Konstantin Logunov - Head of Department, Medical Standards & Guidelines Department, Saint Petersburg State University Clinic Open discussion forum: how can life-saving and firefighting equipment be improved to meet Polar Code requirements? 12:10-12:30 Closing remarks and close of seminar 12:30-13:00 Registration and coffee 13:00-13:30 Chairman's welcome 13:30-13:35 Dermot Loughnane - CEO, Tactical Marine Solutions Ltd Risk assessment for ice-going voyages: preplanning phase 13:35-14:35 Ice detection, low temperatures and icing Specific risks and liabilities for operating in icecovered waters Specific risks for passenger and cruise vessels Using the Polar Code to assess risks Panellist: Klaus Allan Harnvig Krane, Harnvig Arctic & Maritime Panellist: Steven Sawhill - Discipline Leader, Cold Climate Advisory Services, DNV GL Panellist: Laurent Fedi - Associate Professor of Maritime Law & Maritime Management, Kedge Business School Tea and networking break 14:35-14:50 Open discussion forum: effective planning, preparation and operation of a voyage in the Arctic 14:50-15:20 Preliminary work, consultation and planning Risk assessment and management Using the Polar Code to manage operational practice Open discussion forum: emergency response for a passenger ship casualty in ice covered waters 15:20-15:50 Closing remarks 15:50-15:55

11 SCHEDULE HALF DAY SEMINARS: MANAGING EMERGENCY RESPONSE IN ICE-COVERED WATERS & PLANNING AND OPERATIONS FOR CRUISE SHIPPING IN THE ARCTIC - 20/04/2018 Arctic Shipping Forum 17th - 20th April 2018 Congress Paasitorni TIME MAIN AGENDA 09:00 09:00 - Coffee and registration 09:30 - Chairman's welcome 09:35 - Meet and learn about fellow attendees and share your personal objectives for the course 09:45 - What is available for SAR and EEER in the Arctic? How is the Arctic Coastguard Forum planning for emergencies? 10:00 10:15 - Managing EEER and towing in Arctic waters 10:40 - Audience feedback 11:00 11:00 - Coffee and networking break 11:15 - Performance standard and test method of polar lifeboat/ liferaft and its lowering device 11:40 - Preparing for medical emergencies, rescue and response in the Russian SAR region 12:00 12:10 - Open discussion forum: how can life-saving and firefighting equipment be improved to meet Polar Code requirements? 12:30 - Closing remarks and close of seminar 13:00 13:00 - Registration and coffee 13:30 - Chairman's welcome 13:35 - Risk assessment for ice-going voyages: pre-planning phase 14:00 14:35 - Tea and networking break 14:50 - Open discussion forum: effective planning, preparation and operation of a voyage in the Arctic 15:00 15:20 - Open discussion forum: emergency response for a passenger ship casualty in ice covered waters 15:50 - Closing remarks