The need to treat and at the same time manage stormwater has increased, especially under increasingly extreme weather conditions. Increasing pressures to slow climate change have been reflected in the sustainable development plans of cities and municipalities - and thus also in the MUSTBE project.
Maritime logistics and the companies involved within it, much like other industries, are at a turning point. Climate change, along with various goals aimed at mitigating it, puts pressure on these companies to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and shift their operations towards a green transition.
What actions have ports and port stakeholders taken to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in recent years? What have these changes meant in terms of investments and what has been their impact?
Low-carbon and resource intelligence were the topics of the Sustainable Flow workshop Read More »
The aim of the Maritime Logistics Research Laboratory is to achieve carbon neutrality targets in maritime logistics and improve national security of supply.
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International nursing students present their theses to Maritime personnel in cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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The SataMieLo project has guided employees to better understand the connections between resilience and mental well-being.
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In the MeriLoki - project, simulation and 3D modelling in port environments played a major role. One of the results of the project is the evaluation of the implementation of 3D modelling and simulation in the overall maritime logistics.
The potential of 3D modelling in the Maritime Logistics Read More »
Out of 228 applicants, the Efficient Flow project, co-implemented by SAMK's Maritime Logistics Research Center, has been selected as one of the 30 finalists for the RegioStars Awards. Efficient Flow is a nominee in the "A connected Europe" category.
Efficient Flow is a RegioStars finalist! Read More »
Home / MUSTBE project aims at significant improvements to urban storm water treatment 22.6.2023 The opening meeting of the Multidimensional storm water treatment in urban areas for cleaner Baltic Sea (MUSTBE) project took place in Viimsi on June 19–20. With the aim of enhancing the condition of the Baltic Sea, the MUSTBE project seeks to
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The SocialBlend project has been ongoing since early 2022, but the fruits of the hard work and gained knowledge are soon to be revealed.
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