Deadline: 31 May 2010
This announcement represents the second MARTEC call and it is meant to establish transnational collaborative research projects in eight European countries on maritime technology areas.
Shipbuilding(new ship types, structures, ship design and construction, production processes and technology)
Ship and port operation(vessel traffic services, manoeuvring, cargo handling, waste & ballast water facilities)
Maritime equipment and services(bridge systems, information and communication technologies, telematic applications, engine and propulsion systems, automation systems, cargo handling, maintenance)
Inland water and intermodal transport(shipbuilding, maritime equipment and services, ship and port operation, transport chains, hinterland connections, short sea shipping, traffic management, transport logistics, intermodality, interoperability)
Offshore industry/offshore technology(new structures, design and construction, production processes and technology, equipment and services, maintenance and decommissioning of offshore structures, offshore operations, underwater process technology, underwater technology, underwater robotics (AUV, ROV))
Offshore structures for renewable energy(water power (wave, tidal and current energy technology), wind power (wind energy technology, installation technologywater power (wave, tidal and current energy technology), wind power (wind energy technology, installation technology)
Polar technology(arctic sea transport, shipbuilding, equipment and services for polar regions, operation of ships, offshore structures)
Fishing/aquaculture(development of platforms and devices, fish farms in open sea, new generation of fish-farms, teledetection, applications for analysis's, information and communication technologies, automation and monitoring)
There are also additional topics, which can be included in several priority areas.
Safety and securityship safety (collision, grounding, evacuation, fire safety, search and rescue, manoeuvring, cargo handling and lashing, tracking and tracing, first aid), Ship and port security (preventive measures against terrorism, piracy)
Environmental impact(reduction and improvement of the efficiency of fuel and energy consumption, anti fouling, ballast water handling, wash waves, waste management, recycling, monitoring, reduction of emission, prevention of contamination, noise and vibration)
Human elements(training aspects, education, improvement of working conditions, intellectual property rights (IPR))
MARTEC opens a trans-national call from 3. - 31.05.2010 for collaborative research projects in different areas of maritime technologies. This call is initiated by partner institutions from eight European countries from the ERA-NET MARTEC consortium. Each country has own national maritime programmes and the financial support will be awarded by the national funding institutions for project duration of up to 36 months. Priority funding is for projects which include at least two independent industrial participants from two partner countries.
Only projects, which receive funds from at least two countries, will be supported by MARTEC.
Deadline: 31 May 2010
This announcement represents the second MARTEC call and it is meant to establish transnational collaborative research projects in eight European countries on maritime technology areas.
Shipbuilding(new ship types, structures, ship design and construction, production processes and technology)
Ship and port operation(vessel traffic services, manoeuvring, cargo handling, waste & ballast water facilities)
Maritime equipment and services(bridge systems, information and communication technologies, telematic applications, engine and propulsion systems, automation systems, cargo handling, maintenance)
Inland water and intermodal transport(shipbuilding, maritime equipment and services, ship and port operation, transport chains, hinterland connections, short sea shipping, traffic management, transport logistics, intermodality, interoperability)
Offshore industry/offshore technology(new structures, design and construction, production processes and technology, equipment and services, maintenance and decommissioning of offshore structures, offshore operations, underwater process technology, underwater technology, underwater robotics (AUV, ROV))
Offshore structures for renewable energy(water power (wave, tidal and current energy technology), wind power (wind energy technology, installation technologywater power (wave, tidal and current energy technology), wind power (wind energy technology, installation technology)
Polar technology(arctic sea transport, shipbuilding, equipment and services for polar regions, operation of ships, offshore structures)
Fishing/aquaculture(development of platforms and devices, fish farms in open sea, new generation of fish-farms, teledetection, applications for analysis's, information and communication technologies, automation and monitoring)
There are also additional topics, which can be included in several priority areas.
Safety and securityship safety (collision, grounding, evacuation, fire safety, search and rescue, manoeuvring, cargo handling and lashing, tracking and tracing, first aid), Ship and port security (preventive measures against terrorism, piracy)
Environmental impact(reduction and improvement of the efficiency of fuel and energy consumption, anti fouling, ballast water handling, wash waves, waste management, recycling, monitoring, reduction of emission, prevention of contamination, noise and vibration)
Human elements(training aspects, education, improvement of working conditions, intellectual property rights (IPR))
MARTEC opens a trans-national call from 3. - 31.05.2010 for collaborative research projects in different areas of maritime technologies. This call is initiated by partner institutions from eight European countries from the ERA-NET MARTEC consortium. Each country has own national maritime programmes and the financial support will be awarded by the national funding institutions for project duration of up to 36 months. Priority funding is for projects which include at least two independent industrial participants from two partner countries.
Only projects, which receive funds from at least two countries, will be supported by MARTEC.