NETWORKING IN ICT AND LOGISTICS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

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NETWORKING IN ICT AND LOGISTICS PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
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INCO Copernicus AMCAI 1995
INTRODUCTION
INCO-Copernicus Programme project AMCAI 0312
(1994-1997) Application of Modern Concepts in
the Automated Information Management in Harbours
by Using Advanced IT-Solutions
Aimed to creating a united group of scientists
that initiated a research on using experiences of
leading European universities and technological
institutions in management of logistics systems,
e.g., at the biggest European seaports (for
example, Rotterdam), in order to evaluate a
possibility of using these experiences in Latvia.
5 countries, 6 partners
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INCO Copernicus DAMAC-HP 1998
DESIGNING
INCO-Copernicus Programme project DAMAC-HP
PL976012 (1998-2000) Further Development and
Practical Application of Harbour Processes
Managing and Controlling Models, Methods and
Techniques
Dedicated to creation of a simulation model of
the Baltic Container Terminal, operating in the
Riga seaport. The project alos was devoted to
investigation of information flows and analysis
of business processes in the Ventspils Freeport
Authority.
5 countries, 7 partners
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PROBLEMS
2000
Lack of interdisciplinary knowledge (ICT
Logistics) for both IT systems adminstrators and
logistics managers have influence on quality of
logistics services and bothering introduction of
intelligent transportation systems
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Leonardo da Vinci LOGIS 2000
e-LEARNING
Leonardo da Vinci programme project LOGIS
LV-PP-138.003 (2000-2002) Long-distance tutorial
network in Logistics Information Systems based
on WEB technologies.
Designing of course content and e-learning tools
for training of the specialists for solving
problems in analysis, design and exploitation of
logistics information processing systems.
4 countries, 92 partners
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VALORISATION
Leonardo da Vinci LOGIS 2000
Rosoboronexport
University of Windsor
Canada
Russia
Europe
Hong-Kong
USA
East Carolina University University of Denver
Hong-Kong Logistics Association
Australia
Chile
Port of Valparaiso
University of Melbourne
more than 25 countries
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5th Framework BALTPORTS-IT 2000
CUSTOMISATION
5th Framework IST programme project BALTPORTS-IT
IST-2001-33030 (2001-2003) Simulation and
IT-Solutions Applications in the Baltic Port
Areas of the Newly Associated States .
Dissemination of research knowledge, industrial
customisation and exploitation of the results of
previous projects by involving new user groups
from the Baltic region. Establishing the Baltic
subregional Competence Centre to promote and
support the dissemination of research knowledge
in the field of advanced IT-solutions and
simulation.
7 countries, 14 partners
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DISSEMINATION
BSRCC 2002
Baltic subregional Competence Centre in the
field of advanced IT-solutions and simulation
with maritime applications http//www.balticIT.c
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Aimed to promote and support the dissemination of
research knowledge and creating opportunities for
training of specialists in logistics information
systems by using Web-based technologies.
basic unit for e-learning and cross-programme
projects networking
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PROBLEMS
2004
Learning is still time-consuming due to high
capacity of teaching and training material, and
limited time resources for training in classroom
or e-learning use Limited real-time access to
necessary information resources in working
place Lack of ICT and precise knowledge among
social sciences bothering management of modern
sociotechnical systems
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6th Framework eLOGMAR-M 2004
m-Work
6th Framework IST programme project eLOGMAR-M
(2004-2006) Web-based and Mobile Solutions for
Collaborative Work Environment with Logistics and
Maritime Applications
Gathering and co-ordination activities in the
field of IT- and Communication solutions
(Web-services, GPRS and WAP/WML mobile services,
simulation, technologies for information systems
design) with maritime and logistics applications.
Investigation and demonstration of mobile
logistics solution for the maritime freight route
"Baltic Sea feeder ports - Western Europe hub
ports (Hamburg) - Mediterranean ports - Chinese
ports"
9 countries, 17 partners
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Freight route "Baltic Sea feeder ports - Western
Europe hub ports (Hamburg) - Mediterranean ports
- Chinese ports"
m-Work
MOBILE m-Work PORTAL 2006
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m-CONSULTING
Leonardo da Vinci LOGIS MOBILE 2004
Leonardo da Vinci programme project LOGIS MOBILE
(2004-2006) LV/04/B/F/PP-172.001 (2004-2006)
Competence Framework for Mobile On-site
Accelerated Vocational Training in Logistics
Information Systems
Aimed at development of new mobile m-consulting
methods to reduce the time of learning and amount
of study material required using mobile
communication technologies and Concise Training
Dictionary in Logistics Information Systems
6 countries, 11 partners
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PLATFORM
MOBILE m-Work PORTAL 2006
m-Consulting m-Work
LMS LOGIS 2001
GSM access (GPRS, WAP, WML) mySQL database (PHP)
PHP
INTERNET
ASP
GSM / UMTS
NETWORK
HTTP
PC
WAP
GPRS
PC
PC
PDA
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INTERDISCIPLINARY
Leonardo da Vinci SocSimNet 2004
Leonardo da Vinci programme project SocSimNet
(2004-2006) LV/04/B/F/PP-172.000 (2004-2006)
Competence Network for Introduction of Modern
ICTE Technologies in Vocational Learning in
Social Systems Simulation and Research
The main task of the project is to diminish the
disproportion between specialists in social and
engineering sciences in democratic way through
introduction of ICTE technologies and modern
research methods such as social systems
simulation, e-applications and courses of exact
and engineering sciences into interdisciplinary
vocational masters programme of Sociotechnical
Systems Research and Management.
4 countries, 8 partners
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NETWORKING
Interdisciplinary
Education Track
Leonardo da Vinci SocSimNet 2004
Leonardo da Vinci LOGIS MOBILE 2004
Leonardo da Vinci LOGIS 2000
e-Learning
m-Consulting
DESIGNING
BSRCC 2002
www.balticit.com
INCO Copernicus DAMAC-HP 1998
INCO Copernicus AMCAI 1995
6th Framework IST eLogmar-M 2004
5th Framework IST BALTPORTS-IT 2001
INTRODUCTION
m-Work
Development
Application Track
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CONSORTIUM
14 countries (China, Czech Republic, Estonia,
Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia,
Lithuania, Poland, Spain, Sweden, The
Netherlands) and European organizations
46 partners (17 universities, 11 SMEs, 7 Public
bodies, 6 Professional associations, 3 Large
business, 2 Research institutions)
Baltic Container Terminal, Ltd. (Latvia), Beijing
Hope Software (China), Bi-Info (Estonia), Charles
University Prague (Czech Republic), China Harvest
Development Limited, Consortium for Logistics
Operations (CFLI) (Italy), Delft University of
Technology (The Netherlands), European Social
Simulation Association (ESSA), Fraunhofer
Institute for Factory Operation and Automation
(Germany), IDC Information Technologies (Latvia),
Information Technology Centre of Riga Regional
Council (Latvia), Interbalt Maritime Agency
(Estonia), JSC Ventamonjaks (Latvia), Kaunas
University of Technology (Lithuania), Klaipeda
State Seaport Authority (Lithuania), Klaipeda
University (Lithuania), Koblenz-Landau University
(Germany), Latvian Intelligent Systems, Ltd.
(LIS), Latvian National Association of Freight
Forwarders (LAFF), Latvian Transport Development
and Education Association (LATDEA), Latvian
Travel Agents Association (ALTA), Linköping
University (Sweden), Logitrans Consult (Estonia),
LogNet of European Logistics Association (ELA),
Maritime Supply Chain Solutions (EUROPE) LTD.
(UK), Mettle Groupe (France), Otto-von-Guericke
University of Magdeburg (Germany), Politechnical
University of Catalonia (Spain), Port of Gdansk
Authority (Poland), Port of Hamburg (Germany),
Port of Kokkola (Finland), Rail Transportation
Service Broker GmbH (Germany), Riga Technical
University (Latvia), Sonex Kompiuteriai
(Lithuania), Thessaloniki Port Authority
(Greece), TNO Metals Research Institute Apeldoorn
(The Netherlands), Transeuropean Consultants for
Transport, Develoment and Information Technology
S.A. (Greece), University of Barcelona (Spain),
University of Genoa (Italy), University of Surray
(UK), University of Ulster (UK), University of
Valladolid (Spain), Ventspils Freeport Authority
(Latvia), Ventspils University College (Latvia),
Vidzeme University College (Latvia), Warsaw
University of Technology (Poland)