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the Baltic Sea area testing in ideal conditions. A large-scale spill may be impacted by wave dynamics, ice and snow, and cold and warm conditions. Here sophisticated modelling work will better predict the possible impacts and spreading velocities. The behaviour of chemical spills in winter conditions should also be studied more thoroughly, and recommendations should be given for appropriate countermeasures. ■ HÄNNINEN & RYTKÖNEN: Oil transportation and terminal development in the Gulf of Finland. Espoo. VTT Publications 547. VTT, 2004. HÄNNINEN & RYTKÖNEN: Transportation of liquid bulk chemicals by tankers in the Baltic Sea. Espoo. VTT Publications 595. VTT, 2006. Ports in the study Chemicals handled [tons] Finland 16 3,916,000 Sweden 14 2,543,000 Denmark 2 n/a Country Germany 2 n/a Poland 3 699,000 Lithuania 1 1,000,000 Latvia 2 854,000 Estonia 3 74,000 + Russia 3 40,000 + TOTAL 46 9,126,000 Table 1 Liquid chemicals handled in the Baltic Sea ports in 2004. seatec 2007 17