Final Seminar in Germany

INland TRAnsport on Sea Routes-INTRASEA Final Seminar in Germany Introduction to the Interreg III B Project INTRASEA Prof. Heiner Hautau The INTRASEA Database Baltic Sea region: vision and strategy Rolf B. Bertilson, Swedish Maritime Administration, New Possibilities of Inland Waterway Shipping Antero Pulkkanen, Finnish Waterway Association, Success stories: transport and tourism on the inland waterways in the Baltic Sea region Turning the Troll-Hätten Canal into a trendsetter for the transport economy Tommy Andersson, Swedish Maritime Administration, A region benefits from the development of tourism by the Göta Canal Håkan Karlsson, AB Göta Kanalbolag, Opportunities of the tourism by the water. What can Germany learn from Sweden and Finland? Gunter Heinickel M.Sc. Technical University of Berlin, TheCentre of Technology and Society Opportunities and obstacles for the usage of the German inland waterways for transport and tourism Prospects and restrictions for the adjustment of the Central and Upper Elbe water track to the inland ships traffic Dr. Eberhardt Hirsch, Association for the Support of the Elbe The Havel - Odra waterway as the Berlin’s access to the Baltic Sea region: can a well-managed positioning of the harbours of Stettin and Schwedt entail an effective usage of the potentials? Rolf Dietrich, Waterways and Navigation Authority, Eberswalde Transport logistics on the inland waterways perspectives, problems and possible solutions Success factors of the Hanover Harbor logistics Dr. Wolfgang Faber, Hanover Harbour Changes in the inland shipping as a precondition for a successful development of the Volkswagen logistics Dr. Werner Knoll, German Inland Shipping Holding AG Transport and Tourism on the inland waterways in the Odra region Development of the inland waterways for transportand tourism in Eastern Brandenburg Development of the inland waterways for transportand tourism in Eastern Brandenburg Eberhard Theurer, Ministry of Infrastructure and Spatial Planning, Brandenburg Planning over the borders for the development of the inland waterways in the Odra region; Experiences from the Interreg IIIB Project Baltic-Plus Jürgen Stahl, Joint Spatial Development Department of Berlin and Brandenburg Strategies for the reactivation for the purpose of transport and tourism of the underused waterways in Poland Prof. Dr. Hubert Bronk, University of Stettin, Insitute of Transport and Logistics Integration of the inland ships into the transport networks in the Baltic Sea Region Axel Schönknecht, Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg, Dept. Logistics and Flexible Production