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Development of an Alternative Mean of Compliance for inspecting passenger door stops on Embraer ERJ - 145 using Fluorescent penetrant Non-destructive Testing method.

This bachelor thesis focused on Development of an Alternative Mean of Compliance (AltMoC) for Inspecting the passenger door stops from Embraer ERJ - 145 aircraft Using Non-Destructive Testing Fluorescent penetrant method. The main goal of this work is to simplify the task with the help of a developed inspection for checking a structural component. A structural component is subject to fatigue and physical stress on it, as well as corrosion. Detailed detection of the smallest damage and metal fatigue. The developed AltMoC is aimed at significantly accelerating work processes, making inspection cheaper as well as having a simplified and clear process using penetrant testing. Having carried out research, the Author, carefully select the appropriate method for inspecting a structural component based on the type of material from which it is made, considering its’ its physical and chemical properties. Develop the correct sequence of actions in the instructions. Thanks to this, the workflow time and the risk of errors occurred due to Employees' misunderstanding significantly reduced.

Author: Deniss Zaharovs

Supervisor: Iyad Alomar

Degree: Bachelor

Year: 2024

Work Language: English

Study programme: Aviation Engineering

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Comparative analysis of national AML/CFT laws in Latvia and Finland.

This bachelor's thesis analyses the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing laws in Latvia and Finland with a focus on their compliance with European Union standards and international recommendations provided by FATF. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to provide recommendations for improving AML/CFT practices in Latvia by comparing the national and external legal requirements of both countries. The study emphasises the importance of AML/CFT regulations for the protection of the financial sector in the context of growing technological advances and increasing crime risks. The study methodologically includes a careful analysis of six European Union AML/CFT directives, two regulations and the relevant AML/CFT laws of Latvia and Finland. The results of the study emphasise the importance of historical and economic factors for the success of AML/CFT measures, therefore, it is proposed to improve Latvia's AML/CFT system based on Finnish best practices.

Author: Karolīna Avdejenko

Supervisor: Jekaterina Vestermane

Degree: Bachelor

Year: 2024

Work Language: English

Study programme: Business and Management

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Maritime shipping in the Baltic Sea: challenges and opportunities for Latvian businesses

Throughout history states located on the coast of the Baltic Sea have been dependent on maritime shipping volume as its very location stipulates marine transportation being a major industry. Latvia has been famous for its marine ports since its active development phase; hence it attracted the attention of the researcher.This research is aimed at highlighting the most influential challenges can industry operators face in the course of their daily practice. The research illustrates enriched data related to the representation of legal norms required for compliance, financial calculations and applications for forecasts and hedging, taxation details in the Baltic region, and subsequent analysis. The research is believed to be of practical value for the maritime industry players and academic community interested in the Latvian maritime shipping business operations and in the Baltic region.

Author: Viktorija Čokina

Supervisor: Berdymyrat Ovezmyradov

Degree: Professional Bachelor

Year: 2024

Work Language: English

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