MSI Maritim Radio, Coastradio, Norway

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1 1 MSI Maritim Radio, Coastradio, Norway

2 Maritim Radio Coastradio Svalbard Sandøy Honningsvågfjell Havøygavlen Fug len Hammerfest Trolltind Tyven Torsvåg Helligfjell Oksen Algasvarre Trollhetta Berlevågsfjell Berlevåg Hamnesfjell Domen Vardø Jan Mayen Rogaland Radio Bjørnøya Svalbard Radio. Remoted from Bodø Radio 2006 Co located with RCC on Sola Heidrun Åagard-B Draugen Kopparen Ørlandet Ramfjell Grisvågøy Sandnessjøen Yttervåg Horva Vega Falkhetta Mesøytoppen Hestmann Skavelen Fredva ng Værøy Forbodfjell Kvalnes Bodø Hagskaret Rønvikfjell Nesna Visten Spillumsaksla Andenes Ramnan Kråkenes Storheia Vettahaugen Stamnes Fenes Sø ro llnes Ballstadåsen Veggen Raften Hellandsberg Småtindene Fornesfjell Tønsnes Røstbakken Kistefjell Harstad Stussnesfjell Tromsø Torsvarde Bodø Radio Co located with RCC in Bodø 2006 Lyngberget Vardø radio Co located with VTS (Vessel Traffic Service) January 2007 Florø Radio Snorre Gullfaks-A Oseberg-A Grane VHF Data Slepner Draugen Ula Ekofisk Valhall Aksla Hjørunganes Nærlandshorn Raudeberg Florø Sagtennene Kinn Fjærla nd Bremanger Gulen Gladihaug Rundemanen Ligtvor Bergen Joneshøgda Pytta ne Bokn Rønhaug Katnakken Pres tå s en Steinsfjellet Bokn Ullandhaug Rogaland Varden Moldeheia Storefjell Farsund Lifjell Aurland Gudvangen Bjerkreim Gamlemsveten Geiranger Sogndal Reinsfjellet Bukten Horten Tønsberg Vealøs Risør Hisøy Justøy Kalakniben Dolsveten Odderøya Skipmannsheia Tryvann Høyås Tjøme Tjome Radio Co located with VTS(Vessel Traffic Service) 1st of May

3 The identification of Norwegian Navtex Transmitters In Norway Rogaland Radio transmits Navtex messages using the letter L while Bodø Radio uses letter B. In addition Rogaland Radio is transmitting via Orlandet and Jeloy using the letters N and L. Bodø is transmitting via Svalbard og Vardo using the letters A and V. 3

4 To chose area and transmitters FILE-SELECT AREA-NORTH/SOUTH-SELECT 4

5 To add a message to Navtex 5

6 Da får man opp denne: 6

7 The result : ZCZC LA UTC MAR 08 NAV.WNG NO 100/08 CHART NO 24, AREA MASFJORDEN SOLHEIMSOEY LIGHT POS N E IS UNLIT NNNN 7

8 Type of messages 17 different type of messages may be used on Navtex. A, B and D in addition to L are compulsary on the Navtex Receiver. If f.ex disturbances GPS Equipment J should be used. But do the ships listen to this? What about Z messages? A = Navigational warnings B = Meteorological warnings C = Icewarnings D = SAR E = weatherforecast J = SATNAV msg L = additional navigational warnings Z = no traffic 8

9 Contract with Navco Navco produces Coastal warnings. Navigational warnings are divided into two different parts: Warnings that require a DSC alarm Warnings that do not require a DSC alarm. Navco divides the warnings and marks all navigational warnings that require a DSC alert. 9

10 Navigational warnings via radiotelephone When a Coastradiostation receives a Navigational warning (A): The warning is, when received, announced on 2182 khz and Channel 16 and thereafter read on working channel. There is no announcement on 2182 khz in advance of scheduled transmission. DSC alarm is sent in advance of announcement, based on category. On MF geographical area is always defined. Local Warnings are not transmitted on Navtex, but are announced on channel 16 and read on working channels. 10

11 ICE ACCRETION Ice accretion on ships are transmitted as B warnings. ( Navtex Manual point 4. ) 11

12 SAR-information on Navtex (V) IMPA= Initial Mayday/Pan Alert Navtex Manual (11.2.3) shows that only Initial Distress Message may use B 3 B 4 = 00 (Auto written) Norway uses B 3 B 4 = 10 (20-30 etc) to Pan Alerts DISTRESS Ex: LD UTC June 06 Mayday Alert Fishingboat/LNTT 59-12N E Sinking Rogaland Radio and JRCC South Norway Co-ordinating VHF CH-16 PAN Alert Ex: LD UTC June 06 PAN Alert Fishingboat/LNTT overdue Rogaland Radio and JRCC South Norway Co-ordinating on VHF CH-16 12