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The explosive legacy from the Wars Baltic Ordnance Safety Board HELCOM SUBMERGED Szczecin 2014-10-29 575 308 179 730 1914-1945 180 000 mines laid in 2200 minefields 1848-1945 Mine disposal 1914-1920 The accuracy of the positions are


  1. The explosive legacy from the Wars Baltic Ordnance Safety Board HELCOM SUBMERGED Szczecin 2014-10-29

  2. 575 308 179 730 1914-1945

  3. 180 000 mines laid in 2200 minefields 1848-1945

  4. Mine disposal 1914-1920

  5. The accuracy of the positions are dependent on two factors: “The navigational factor” & “The source factor”

  6. “The navigational factor” The positions of the minefield can't be more precise than the accuracy of the navigation when the mines were laid

  7. “The navigational factor” Manoeuvres Time after the last positioning ´19.33 Threat 22.58 21.00 Wind & Sea 24 May 1915

  8. “The source factor”

  9. Angiven position

  10. Navigation factor (N)

  11. Source factor (S)

  12. Mine Danger Area

  13. How many remains?

  14. Baltic Ordnance Safety Board SWEDEN, GERMANY, DENMARK, POLAND, LITHUANIA, LATVIA, ESTONIA & FINLAND

  15. Cleared areas 1995-2011

  16. Baltic Ordnance Safety Board priority system

  17. Criteria • Activity (1-7p) – Shipping (1-7p) – Anchorage Areas (Full p) – Fishery (1-3p) – UW-installations (Not implemented) • Depth (1-7p) • Intelligence (1-5p) • Mine density (1-7p) • Clearance (-1- -7p or -29p) • Seabed conditions (Yes/No) • Biology/Environmental Protection Areas

  18. 7 p 6 p 4 p 3 p 1 p Shipping

  19. 3 p 2 p 1 p Fishery

  20. 7 p 6 p 5 p 4 p 3 p 2 p Depth

  21. 5 p 4 p 3 p 2 p 1 p Intelligence

  22. 7 p 6 p 5 p 4 p 3 p 2 p 1 p Mine density

  23. Shipping + Fishery + Anchorage Areas + Depth + Intelligence + Mine density _ Clearance

  24. Priority Total

  25. The efficiency of BOSB supported operations 1999-2007 0,55 mines/unit/day 2008-2012 1,05 mines/unit/day Mines found in areas not known to be mined pre 1999-2007 0,31 mines/unit/day BOSB 2008-2011 0,75 mines/unit/day Mines found due to surgical operations in areas cleared pre BOSB

  26. If we shall be successful: 1. Merge available data of where and what and present it in a compiled picture. One nation should be responsible for the master database 2. Try to figure out what we don´t know and what we have to know 3. Make a general prioritization based on criterias and available data 4. Go into details (research) of each area and refine the compiled picture and prioritized areas.

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