Baltic.AirCargo.Net project, entitled „Improvement of the air cargo transport sector by service oriented ICT-methods and processing logistic network” had been carried out in the framework of Baltic Sea Region 2007-2013programme. The lead partner was Hochschule Wismar. In the Institute of Aviation, the project manager was mgr inż. Wojciech Miksa. Total project budget (all participants) was 3 073 000 €, timeline: 11 IX 2010 to 10 IX 2013. The consortium comprised 13 partners from 9 countries: Poland, Germany, United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland, Belarus, Lithaunia, Latvia and Estonia. Institute of Aviation was part financed by EU from ERDF (85%) and Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education MNiSW (80% of 15% own funding). The project had been finished in planned time and budget.
The project aimed at enhancing operating environment in air cargo sector by:
- providing airport regions complex measures that accommodate the demand for air transport in an optimal way that attains more sustainable air cargo development, whilst maximizing economic benefits.
- increasing capacity of regional airports by improving usability, functionality and accessibility of the ICT network in the air-cargo sector.
- increasing interoperability of political and content transport related networks, through exploring and integrating of the air cargo issues in agenda of common transport strategy of the BSR; enhancing political collaboration among regional airports and airfreight players.
The more significant results, elaborated in the Institute of Aviation were:
| Task 3.1: Air Cargo Market in Poland, authors: Bartosz Dziugieł, Wojciech Miksa, Malwina Dziugieł (Konieczna).
Task 3.1: Expert Interview Analysis, authors: Malwina Dziugieł (Konieczna), Bartosz Dziugieł. Task 3.2: ICT Infrastructure Analysis, authors: Malwina Dziugieł (Konieczna). Task 3.5: Market Outlook, author: Maciej Mączka. Task 4.1: TO BE concept, author: Wojciech Miksa). Task 4.1: Optimisation possibilities, author: Wojciech Miksa). |
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As a result of the project, the Institute of Aviation elaborated over 9 publications.
More information on the Baltic.Air.Cargo.Net project can be found on the project web site: www.balticaircargo.net, and the Baltic Sea Region programme website: http://eu.baltic.net/Project_Database.5308.html?contentid=59&contentaction=single.
