Agenda Item 7 World-Wide Navigational Warning

Transcript:Agenda Item 7 World-Wide Navigational Warning:
Agenda Item 7 World-Wide Navigational Warning Service Sub-Committee Report to IRCC14 Denpasar - Bali, Indonesia + VTC (Hybrid Meeting) 6 – 8 June 2022 By Christopher Janus WWNWS Chair IRCC14-0X.XX Agenda Last meeting summary IHO WWNWS Strategic Performance Indicator MSI Manual update (New Tsunami format, space operations, others) IMO Piracy resolution cancellation Iridium SafetyCast Implementation (Outcomes of IMO MSC 105) Capacity building S-124 update Actions requested 13th meeting of the WWNWS-SC Held from 30 August to 3 September 2021 virtually 88 Participants IMO NAVTEX Manual approved for Submission to NCSR 9 Only substantive change was to add guidance for how to retire a station Reviewed the GMDSS Master Plan for NAVTEX and EGC services 149 NAVTEX Stations are operational, 4 are under trial, 11 are temporarily suspended, and 6 are planned How many NAVTEX messages per year? Baltic Sea has five NAVTEX Stations Averaged 133 coastal warnings per station over the last 12 years (does not include repetitions) 133 x 149 is about 19,900 warnings globally per year; NAVTEX stations issue broadcasts six times per day IHO Strategic Plan – SPI for MSI Target: 3.1 Collaborate with other bodies who deliver capacity building and training to improve effectiveness of capacity building activities and programmes. Measure: 3.1.1 Percentage of Coastal States that are capable to provide marine safety information (MSI) according to the joint IMO/IHO/WMO manual on MSI (2026 - 90%) SPI - Navigation Warnings by year “On average, there were 41,548 [Inmarsat] messages per month, including repeated messages. The average messages per month increased by 7,648 compared to the last reporting period” (NCSR 9/10/3) SPI - MSI Support for 2021 Derived from NAVAREA Self Assessments submitted to WWNWS13 SPI - Coastal States by NAVAREA SPI - Coastal States by NAVAREA SPI = 62% Joint IMO/IHO/WMO Manual on MSI Last update 21 November 2014 – expect new version in force on 1 January 2024 This Manual provides a practical guide for anyone who is concerned with drafting navigational warnings or with the issuance of meteorological forecasts and warnings under the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) 20th Document Review Working Group Meetings (Virtual) 10 February (WWMIWS), 15-17 February, 21-24 March Focused on paragraph 4.2.3 (NAVAREA warning subjects) and section 7 (Guidance and Examples for Navigational Warnings by Type of Hazard). Referenced the S-124 soft mapping with an aim to transition the navigational warning examples to align with it to the