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SpeakersMr Hannu HalinenArctic Ambassador of Finland, Arctic Council
Mr Jari Haapala
He is a head of the marine dynamics and modelling group at the Finnish Meteorological Institute and an adjoint professor at the University of Helsinki. He is a president of the Ice Research Society of Finland, frequent reviewer of several high class journals and research proposals. He is has been involved on several international research projects such as IceState, IRIS, SafeWin, Damocles, and act as a co-chair of the Applied Science and Technology Committee of the International Ice Charting Working Group and is the Finnish represent of the EuroGoos. He has authored 42 peer-reviewed publications and 50 other scientific reports. Mr Niko Ristikankare Capt. Oleg Glukhov Mr Morten Mejlænder-Larsen  Morten Mejlaender-Larsen has a M. Sc. degree in Naval Architecture and Marine engineering from NTNU in Trondheim 1983. Following one year in the Navy, he has been working for DNV in different positions including advisory services within strength analyses of ships, Noise and Vibration etc. Since 2004 he has been Director for Arctic Operations and Technology in DNV. The activity includes management of and participation in R&D-, rule development- and JIP projects as well as advisory services.
Ms Leena Vedenpää Leena Vedenpää has graduated from Aalto University as Master of Science in Naval Architecture. In addition she has a B.Sc. on Environmental Engineering. She is currently working in ILS Oy, concentrating on projects concerning winter navigation, such as Safewin. Previously she has been working e.g. in the Finnish Transport Safety Agency Trafi and in Aker Yards. Mr Pentti Kujala
He has been working before e.g. at Lloyd´s Register of Shipping in London, VTT in Finland and Aker Yards in Finland. He got the degree of doctor of technology in Naval Architecture at Helsinki University of Technology on 1994. The main research interests have been devoted to the analysis of ice-induced loads and their statistical nature on ships and development of innovative structural solutions for various types of ships. Today the main topic is safety of ships both in open water and in ice. Mr Esko Mustamäki
1975-1984Helsinki University of Technology Career summary: 1980 - 1989 Wärtsilä Marine Inc. Project Manager Mr Hans Sundqvist
Mr Tero Vauraste
2010 - President and CEO Arctia Shipping ltd Mr Jarkko Toivola
Capt. Toivola has gained his theoretical knowledge from the Åbo Svenska Sjöfartsläroanstalt and participation in domestic and international projects. Capt. Toivola has sailed on all size vessels year around in the Baltic and international trade, and sailed as a master since 1992. He has also worked worldwide as a trials and training master for azimuth thrust vessels ranging from small tugs and ferries up to Finnish multipurpose ice-breakers. Mr Hannu Rintamäki Mr Sami Raappana Mr Matti Björkman Experience of seafaring over 30 years. Mr Vladimir Kuzmin
Mr Anders Backman
Mr Jukka Vasama Mr Peter Ivar Sandell
From 1997 to 2002 he worked as research fellow of Maritime and Marine Incurance law at the University of Oslo, in Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law. Since 2003 he has been responsible for developing and teaching Master of Maritime Management degree programme at the Satakunta University of Applied Sciences, where he currently holds a position as Senior Lecturer of Maritime and Commercial Law. Beside his academic career Peter Ivar Sandell serves the maritime industry both as mediator and arbitrator. |
Ambassador Hannu Halinen has a long career at the Finnish Foreign Ministry. He is heading the Arctic Team at the Foreign Ministry of Finland. At the same time, he is the Senior Arctic Official at the Arctic Council and the Finnish Representative at the Barents Euro-Arctic Council. He is also Secretary-General at the Arctic Advisory Board of the Government of Finland and contributing to the Arctic Policy of the European Union. 
Jari Haapala is a physical oceanographer owing 20+ years experience on the field campaigns, data-analysis, remote sensing analysis and numerical modelling of sea ice. He received his PhD in geophysics (physical oceanography) in 2000 at the University of Helsinki.
Pentti Kujala is a professor of marine traffic and winter navigation safety at the Aalto University, School of Engineering in Finland. He has about 35 years of research experience related to ice-going vessels and structures.
Education & qualifications:
Graduated in 1976 as a Naval Architect.Between 1976-2000,employed by Finnish Ship Repair Yards where I worked in various positions.Between 2000-2005,I worked for Neste Shipping and between 2006-2007 for the Classification Company Bureau Veritas.Since 2008 Managing Director of Turku Repair Yard Ltd.
Education 
Captain Jarkko Toivola, born 1959 is presently holding the post of Chief Maritime Specialist and Head of Winter Navigation unit in the Finnish Transport Agency. This is the authority responsible for arranging and directing icebreaking and winter navigation for Finnish ports.
Dr. Hannu Rintamäki is team leader of the Physical work capacity team in the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health and professor (applied physiology) in the University of Oulu, Institute of Biomedicine. His major areas of research are thermophysiology and physiological performance in cold conditions with special interest in convective (wind) and conductive (contact) cooling, fluid balance, survival and rewarming in cold, neuromuscular performance and cold adaptation. 
Captain / Master mariner Sami Raappana is manager of Survival Training Unit in Finland since January the first in 2006. He has been working mostly on VLCC and DP vessels all over the world. On a shoreside he has been working as a finnish maritime administration’s pilot and harbour master/chief of security at the port of Naantali.
Mr Kuzmin earned his BSc in Navigation at the Admiral Makarov State Maritime Academy in 1996. He has experience of working aboard merchant ships up to Chief Mate License. Since 2003 he is specializing in simulator-assisted training for ship handling, bridge team management and VTS at Makarov Training Centre. His special interest is ice navigation training. He is one of the organizers of the ice navigation training course at Makarov Training Centre. More recently, he joined the development project for off-shore simulation training including dynamic positioning. He gained accreditation of the Makarov DP training courses by the Nautical Institute (UK).
Previous experience: 
Peter Ivar Sandell has graduated from the University of Turku 1994 as Master of Laws(L.L.M) and later as Licenciate in Laws (L.L.Lic) 2002. He has also received Average Adjuster Certificate 1998. Sandell has published several legal articles and case analysis in Scandinavian maritime and legal publications.