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National system for Reporting and Information in Iceland Baldur Bjartmarsson

National system for Reporting and Information in Iceland Baldur Bjartmarsson Director of Lighthouse and Management Div. Icelandic Maritime Administration. Preface. MTS Reykjavik Surveillance and reporting systems IMA´s information system. Maritime Traffic Service, Reykjavik.

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National system for Reporting and Information in Iceland Baldur Bjartmarsson

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  1. National system for Reporting and Information in Iceland Baldur Bjartmarsson Director of Lighthouse and Management Div. Icelandic Maritime Administration

  2. Preface • MTS Reykjavik Surveillance and reporting systems IMA´s information system

  3. Maritime Traffic Service, Reykjavik

  4. The launching and organization of MTS Reykjavik • A law on establishing MTS was passed in 2002 • A contract was made in June 2004 with following organizations to run the MTS: • Icelandic Coast Guard • Emergency Alert 112 • Landsbjorg, Icelandic association for search and rescue • Icelandic Maritime Adm. monitors MTS on behalf of Ministry of Transport • MTS commenced in August 2004

  5. Main functions of the MTS Costal radio service • Surveillance of marine traffic • Maritime Assistance Service • MRCC • MTS Reykjavik is under supervision of the Icelandic coast guard

  6. Maritime Traffic Service Reykjavik

  7. ReportingandSurveillance systems

  8. Reporting / Surveillance systems at the MTS • Automatic surveillance system for fishing vessels • Ship reporting system • AIS ( in installation phase)

  9. Automatic surveillance system for fishing vessels • Automatic surveillance system for fishing vessels established in May 2000 • The main purpose of the system is safety monitoring • Has a special distress signaling mechanism, which has the highest priority in the data transmission • VHF based but can be accessed by Inmarsat

  10. Automatic surveillance system for fishing vessels • Vessels up to 24 m report every 15 minutes (1hr), vessels over 24 m report at 12 hr interval • 24/365 surveilance at MTS Reykjavik • Majority of all distress cases are solved through the system with the aid of vessels in the vicinity of distress

  11. The system • A shipborne VHF station with a distress button. • 9 onshore base stations with fixed telephone lines and 28 repeaters, total of 37 shore-stations, most of them with standby spare stations for increased safety • VHF Network Controller • Communication Server • Monitoring Console w. /specialized software

  12. The users • 1600 user equipments installed, 500 to 1000 in daily use • 100 ships use INMARSAT- C • 90 ships use INMARSAT- C through the Coastguard (NEAFC/NFO) • New input can easily be added (e.g. AIS)

  13. The TSS Boat Station, Base Station and Repeater Station

  14. Graphical output that shows every vessel in the system – its position, speed and course

  15. Ship reporting system

  16. Ship reporting system • MTS has a mandatory ship reporting system running Reporting sheet, available at webside, covers: • General information, name, owner, destination, ETA, bunker oil information, etc. • Hazmat information • ISPS information • Ship carrying oil and hazmat report every 6 hrs inside IEEZ

  17. AIS in Iceland

  18. AIS – plan for Iceland

  19. IMA´s information system on weather and seastate

  20. IMA´s information system • Real-time information are updated every hour • 9 offshore wave buoys owned by IMA • 15 automatic weather stations owned by IMA and “IMO” • 14 automatic harbour stations with weather, tide and wave gauges in harbours owned by harbours • Wave and weather forecast received daily at 03:30 GMT via the Icelandic Meteorological Office from the ECMWF – European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts in Reading UK • Forecasting at 6 hrs intervals up to 6 days • Numerical Tidal Simulation Model to compute tides, tidal currents and storm surge in North Atlantic for next two days

  21. Access to enviromental data • Access to real-time measurements opended: • in 1996 to a automatic voice service. • up to 400 calls per day and 6500 calls per month • in 1997 to IMA home page www.sigling.is • average of8000 visits per month • in 2002 to tide and storm surge forecast • in 2004 wave height information on teletext (TV)

  22. Wave forecast and measured waves 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 30. des 00:00 4. jan 00:00 9. jan 00:00 14. jan 00:00 19. jan 00:00 Wave buoy 64.05°N, 22.94°V 6 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V 12 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V 18 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V 24 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V 36 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V 48 hour 64.00°N, 23.00°V Wave height (m) 24. jan 00:00 29. jan 00:00 January 2000

  23. Highest ,,100 year waves“ close to 65° latitude, Rossouw,1997

  24. Thank you for your attention !

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