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formed at the Swedish coast from Nygrån southward to open wa- ter in the Northern Quark. In a week the ... via 20 nm E Bjuröklubb to Helsingkallan. From 5 February the winter came to stay. The open areas were

February to 20 nm west of Skagen, 30 nm west of Smögen and along the Norwegian coast westward to Kristiansand ... the Baltic and in the Belts the ice was difficult to force during some weeks and obstructed especially

land Sea and the north- ernmost Baltic southward to approximately tht , latitude 5900 N were covered ... was an ice belt off the Swedish coast southward to Öland. In The Skagerrak there was fast ice in the

Bay and Sea of Bothnia and The Åland Sea southward to Svenska Björn was then covered by ice. During 3 ... a belt of heavy ice, 10 nm wide, from Farntugrund to Brahe- stad. In a few days the whole sea area was

February the ice broke up and drifted southeastward out to sea and formed later on a compacted belt outside ... The lead became l0 nm wide in the northern part~ up to 25 nm wide in the southern part~ and was stationary

the month ice occurred in the skerries south- ward to Piteå . The ice situation was unchanged until the ... major parts of the sea area was again open. Due to the winds the ice north of a line Röd- kallen - Hailuoto

of view this ice winter was unique as the channel to the port of Luleå for the first time was open for ... part. The ice formation continued in the skerries to the middle of November, but thereafter the weather

the preceding six mild winters of the years 1988 to 1993, was very mild with easy ice-condi- tions. ... could be compared to those prevailing in January of 1993. On January 21, ice began to form slowly at sea

from off Landsort curving away across the Baltic to Ventspils on the Latvian coast. South of it there ... situation was experienced as extreme no doubt had to do with the fäet that the winters of the last six

Navigation to Swedish harbours was possible far into the winter wit- hout ice-breaking assistance. To find ... uccession of mild winters, one has to go back to the l 930's, when up to six consecutive mild winters were

operation off the Norr- land coast, and the Ale had to assist shipping on Lake Väner for ;; few weeks. ... Otherwise, the ice-breakers "Frej" and "Tor" never had to be fully manned and remained in Stockholm and Karlskrona

were at that time almost covered with ice . Due to cold weather from mid-J anuary the ice grew worse ... middle of April the ice-conditions allowed the ODEN to fi- nish ber ice-breaking activities for the seyson

early freeze-up, even far to the south, but ice formation soon stopped, later to be followed by seve- ral ... Sea of Bothnia. In mid-February ice again began to form in the Gulf of Bothnia, which was completely

periods the ice conditions were very difficult due to heavy ice pressure and ice ridging. Partly at the ... ice belt, however, caused still some ice problems to the har- bours Göteborg and Varberg at the end of

preliminary ETA to Karlskrona pilots. 5 hours before ETA pilot station; confirmation of ETA to Karlskrona

preliminary ETA to Southcoastpilot. 5/1 hours before ETA Flivik pilot station; confirmation of ETA to Flivik pilots ... hoose, crane Distance pilotstation to berth: 11,2 nm Link to “Digitala färdplaner” (Route into Flivik

officer with communication to bridge Is the pilot ladder rigged to the correct height? Has the ... towards bow) Has the pilot ladder been secured to the deck in a correct way? • Secure ladder in deck

order for the industry to cope with future supply of skills, shipping needs to be an attractive career ... say that shipping is for everyone, it also needs to be experienced that way, and with that comes acti-

sjöfartsbranschen. Summary in English Welcome to a fascinating journey towards an improved working ... methods and gamification, these initiatives aim to create workplaces where cooperation and leadership