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WWNWS WWNWS1/3/2/V Meeting 1 16 July 2009 Agenda Item 3.2 MSI Self Assessment NAVAREA V Submitted by BRAZIL SUMMARY Executive Summary: NAVAREA V provides the paper of MSI Self Assessment for PRNW1 (WWNWS1) Action to be taken: Paragraph 11 Related documents: None 1. Background: 1.1 -The Radio Navigational Warnings broadcast in NAVAREA V is performed through the following services: a) SafetyNET Service The NAVAREA and Coastal warnings are broadcast by SafetyNET, in English, with messages transmitted twice a day, in programmed schedules 0030Z and 1230Z, by Tanguá Land Earth Station (LES) - AOR-E satellite - (Tel: +55 21 2121-4320/4314, Fax: 55 21 2121-4060, tangua@embratel.com.br). NAVAREA V warnings in force for more than six (6) weeks are not included in these messages, since they are issued in Notices to Mariners. The Coastal Warnings are also transmitted by SafetyNET since Brazil does not use NAVTEX service. The geographic boundaries of the NAVAREA V and Coastal areas are shown at Annex A. b) Radio (VHF/HF) Services b.1 - Navy s Radio Station in Rio de Janeiro (PWZ33) NAVAREA and Coastal Navigational Warnings (in English and Portuguese languages) and Local warnings (in Portuguese) are broadcast by messages in HF band (for radio data and radio-telex) and transmitted three times a day, in programmed schedules 0400Z, 1230Z and 1430Z. Warnings in force for more than six (6) weeks also are not included in these messages, since they are issued in Notices to Mariners; and b.2 - Coast Stations National Net (RENEC) NAVAREA, Coastal and Local Navigational Warnings considered urgent or of great relevance are timely broadcast, by radiotelephony messages, in Portuguese, in the VHF/HF bands. Page 1 of 8

c) INTERNET All NAVAREA and Coastal Warnings (in English and Portuguese) and Local Warnings (in Portuguese) in force are available in the INTERNET. The lists of Navigational Warnings are updated at least twice a day. d) Notices to Mariners NAVAREA V warnings in force for more than six (6) weeks are issued in Section II (NAVAREA, Coastal and Local, in Portuguese) and Section VII (NAVAREA and Coastal, in English) of Maritime Área and Inland Waters in General (edited fortnightly) in Notices to Mariners. More details on promulgation of NAVAREA V Warnings, as well as other Maritime Safety Information as a whole are presented at the Table 1 of the booklet, and shown at Annex B. 2. Comments: 2.1 - The following table shows the number of Radio Navigational Warnings that were promulgated as SafetyNet messages: Type/Year 2007* 2008* 2009 (by JUN) NAVAREA 730 529 68 COASTAL 306 1.422 1.289 * See item 4.1.1. 2.2 - The following table shows the number of Radio Navigational Warnings that were broadcast through all services (SafetyNET, VHF/HF and Internet), considering the warnings inside each bulletin and those that were transmitted as trial individual messages: Type/Year 2007 2008 2009(byJUN) NAVAREA 1084 529 68 COASTAL 1182 1.422 1.289 LOCAL 2028 2.102 1.077 TOTAL 4.294 4.153 2.434 3. NAVTEX Coverage: There are no NAVTEX stations operating within NAVAREA/METAREA V. 4. Operational Issues: 4.1 Radio Navigational Warnings 4.1.1 Transmission by SafetyNET: Until August 1 st 2007, the Coastal Warnings were transmitted together with the NAVAREA Warnings as unique NAVAREA messages (in form of bulletins) by SafetyNET System. From that date to August 1 st 2008, the warnings were put into two different messages (but still in form of bulletins), transmitted separately, one message for the NAVAREA Warnings and the other for the Coastal Warnings. from 1st August 2008 onwards, to comply with NAVAREA V SafetyNET service international rules, new criteria was adopted: Page 2 of 8

a) distances from shore: - NAVAREA Warnings - average distance more than 250 nautical miles; - Coastal Warnings - average distance between 3 miles and 250 nautical; and - Local Warnings - average distance less than 3 nautical miles and inland waters ( e.g. ports, rivers and lakes). b) Messages Codes - NAVAREA warnings are transmitted by individual messages codified as "1.1.31.05.01.00". - Coastal warnings are transmitted by individual messages codified as "1.1.13.05B 1 A.01.00" (being B 1 I, N, E or S according to the coastal area the warning refers to - see Annex A). 4.1.2 Contingent Plan NAVAREA V Coordinator and the NAVAREA VI Coordinator have started an agreement to establish a common Contingent Plan. It is underway to set the procedures to be taken for a mutual support in case of a failure occurring in the SafetyNET Service of one of each NAVAREA. The purpose is to guarantee that MSI warnings from the NAVAREA affected will continue being broadcast and monitored, until such failure has been corrected. 5. Quality Management Survey NAVAREA ISO 9001-2000 Promulgate In-Force Bulletins Promulgate No- Warning Messages Monitor Broadcast in almost real time 24/7 contact information provided Promulgate two scheduled broadcasts IMO Master Plan updated V No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No* * Some items of IMO Master Plan need to be updated as: - Annex 8 (page. 2), NAVAREA V: change the "Broadcast Schedule (UTC) to "0030" and "1230". Cancel the line about "French Guiana"; - Appendix 1 (page. 9), change the "Times (UTC)" to "0030" and "1230"; - Annex 9 ( page. 1 ), include in the column Schedule (UTC) the times 0745 and 1630" for RS transmition, corresponding at the Frequency Band column to frequencies 12 MHz (12,665.0 khz) and 16 MHz (16,978.0 khz). At the Frequency Band column include the 4MHz (4,266.0 khz) frequency, corresponding to On demand in the Schedule (UTC) column. All frequency transmit the information. This alteration is shown in the table below: Country Brazil NBDP Coast Station Brazilian Navy`s Radio Station in Rio de Janeiro PWZ33 Position Frequency Band* Schedule (UTC) 22 56.00S 043 20.00W 4 MHz (4,266.0 khz) 6 MHz (6,448.0 khz) 8 MHz (8,580,0 khz) 12 MHz (12,709.0 khz) 16 MHz (16,974.0 khz) 12 MHz (12,665.0 khz) 16 MHz (16,978.0 khz) (on demand) 0230 (RD), 0400 (RI), 0600 (RI), 1430 (RD), 1845 (RI), 2130 (RI)* 0745 (RS), 1630 (RS) Status of implementation Operational Page 3 of 8

* RD PACTOR FEC 200 bauds/mark 1900 Hz/space 2100 Hz/with pass all in position on ; RI RTTY 75 bauds 6. Capacity Building: During the 3 rd SWAtHC Meeting occurred in Uruguay in April, 2009, NAVAREA V Coordinator, in agreement with NAVAREA VI Coordinator, presented to that Commission a proposal of one IMO/IHO MSI Capacity Building Course that their members should attend, and to extend the invitation to other South American countries. It started the process of organizing a practical IHO Course on how to control, process and disseminate the Maritime Safety Information (MSI). The purpose of the Course is to optimize operational proceedings taking them into the international rules. It will be a great opportunity for NAVAREA Coordinators to share their experiences too. 7. Other Activities: xxx 8. NAVAREA Website: NAVAREA V a) Address: www.mar.mil.br/dhn/dhn/index.html Links: English Notices to Mariners and Radio Navigational Warnings and SAR. b) Frequency of update: twice a day, as a rule. c) Number of hits: not quantified. 9. NAVAREA Contact Information: Coordinator: Diretoria de Hidrografia e Navegação (DHN) Barão de Jaceguay Street, S/Nº Niterói - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil CEP: 24048-900 NAVAREA V Contacts: Commander Josué Alexandre Fontainha Tel: +55 (21) 2189-3023 Fax: +55 (21) 2189-3210, +55 (21) 2620-0073 E-mails: fontainha@chm.mar.mil.br; or segnav@chm.mar.mil.br 10. Recommendations: None. 11. Actions requested: The WWNWS is invited to note the information provided in sub item 4.1.2 and item 6 on this report. 12. Synopsis: NAVAREA V coordinator has been making efforts to comply SafetyNET service with international rules for the World-Wide Navigational Warning Service and make it Page 4 of 8

easier to process the information. As of 01AUG08, NAVAREA V has been making a significant change in operational procedures as the new scheduled time for transmission (0030 UTC and 1230 UTC) and the new geographic limits of the Coastal areas adopted. NAVAREA V in agreement with NAVAREA VI has started the process to establish a common Contingent Plan. Also presented a proposal at 3 rd SWAtHC, for a IMO/IHO MSI Capacity Building Course, for them and other interested South American countries. Page 5 of 8

ANNEX A Representation of NAVAREA V, Coastal Regions and Inland Waters, for classification and identification of Radio Navigational Warnings. 5 4 6 7 8 9 NORTH COAST (N) AMAZON BASIN (I) 10 11 12 PARAGUAI RIVER (HI) INLAND WATERS IN GENERAL (HG) EAST COAST (E) NAVAREA V TIETÊ-PARANÁ HYDROWAY (HT) 14 SOUTH COAST (S) 13 1 2 3 a) NAVAREA V - Is comprised of the maritime area pointed by the following coordinates: 1 33º 45 S 053º 22 W 2 35º 50 S 050º 10 W 3 35º 50 S 020º 00 W 4 07º 00 N 020º 00 W 5 07º 00 N 049º 28 W 6 04º 30 N 051º 35 W Page 6 of 8 ANNEX A

b) COASTAL REGIONS - Is comprised of the maritime areas pointed by the geographic coordinates mentioned below, as well as bays, inlets and ports covered by them: AMAZON BASIN (I) 1 7 01º 40 N 049º 55 W 8 01º 40 N 048º 35 W 9 00º 37 S 047º 22 W NORTH COAST (N) 5 07º 00 N 049º 28 W 6 04º 30 N 051º 35 W 7 01º 40 N 049º 55 W 8 01º 40 N 048º 35 W 9 00º 37 S 047º 22 W 10 05º 10 S 035º 29 W 11 05º 10 S 029º 33 W 12 03º 00 S 028º 55 W EAST COAST (E) 10 05º 10 S 035º 29 W 11 05º 10 S 029º 33 W 13 23º 01 S 035º 00 W 14 23º 01 S 042º 00 W SOUTH COAST (S) 1 33º 45 S 053º 22 W 2 35º 50 S 050º 10 W 13 23º 01 S 035º 00 W 14 23º 01 S 042º 00 W 1 - comprises Amazon and Pará rivers estuaries; - In Amazonas river, downstream Santana Leste light; - In Pará river, downstream de leading line Chapéu Virado light - Coroa Grande light. Page 7 of 8

ISSUE OF MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION A) TRANSMISSIONS VIA RADIO (HF BAND) BRAZILIAN NAVY S RADIO STATION IN RIO DE JANEIRO SERVICES NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS AND SAR INFORMATION BULLETINS CHARTS SCHEDULES (DAILY) CHANNELS (*) 0400-0445Z RI 1430-1530Z RD 2130-2215Z RI 0230-0330Z RD 0600-0730Z 1845-1930Z 0745-0925Z 1630-1810Z RI RS FREQUENCES 4.266,0 KHz (on demand of mariner) 6.448,0 KHz 8.580,0 KHz 12.709,0 KHz 16.974,0 KHz 12.665,0 KHz 16.978,0 KHz CONTENTS ANNEX B - NAVAREA, Coastal Warnings, except those already published in Notices to Mariners, and SAR Information (Portuguese/English) - Local Warnings, except those already published in Notices to Mariners, and SAR information (Portuguese). - Meteorological forecasts (Portuguese/English) - Meteorological warnings (Portuguese/English) - Analysis of atmospheric pressure on surface - Height and direction of waves - Wind at 10m above surface - Sea surface temperature B) TRANSMISSIONS VIA RÁDIO (VHF E HF BANDS) COASTAL STATIONS NATIONAL NET (RENEC) OF EMBRATEL SERVICES BULLETINS, NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS AND SAR INFORMATION WARNINGS, NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS AND SAR INFORMATION SCHEDULES on demand of mariner as necessary CHANNELS (*) RL FREQUENCES VHF: 156,8 MHz (16) and traffic channels. HF: 4.125,0 KHz C) TRANSMISSIONS VIA SATÉLITE (INMARSAT-C) TANGUÁ RADIO STATION OF EMBRATEL SERVICES NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS AND SAR INFORMATION BULLETINS D) INTERNET SCHEDULES (DAILY) 0400Z e 1230Z or as necessary 0730Z e 1930Z or as necessary SATELLITE East Atlantic (AOR-E) CONTENTS - Meteorological Forecast - Meteorological warnings - NAVAREA, Coastal and Local Warnings - Meteorological warnings - Urgent NAVAREA, Coastal and Local Warnings CONTENTS - SAR Information (English) - NAVAREA and Coastal Warnings (English), except those already published in Notices to Mariners. - Meteorological forecasts (English) - Meteorological warnings (English) SERVICES Sites and links CONTENTS NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS AND SAR INFORMATION NOTICES TO MARINERS (**) BULLETINS WARNINGS CHARTS www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/avgantes/avgante.htm (choose the link of region of interest) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/avgantes/english/index.htm (choose the link of region of interest) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/avgantes/folheto/pdf.htm (choose the link of NT of interest) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/avgantes/english/pdfing.htm (choose the link of NT of interest) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/index.htm (choose the link meteoromarinha in Portuguese) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/indexing.htm (choose the link bulletins in English) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/index.htm (choose the link avisos de mau tempo in Portuguese) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/indexing.htm (choose the link severe weather warnings in English) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/index.htm (choose the link cartas sinóticas in Portuguese) (choose the link previsão numérica - in Portuguese) www.mar.mil.br/dhn/chm/meteo/indexing.htm (choose the link synoptic charts in English) (choose the link numerical predictions in English) NAVAREA, Coastal and Local Warnings (Portuguese) NAVAREA and Coastal Warnings (English) - In Section II of NT: NAVAREA, Coastal and Local Warnings (Portuguese) in force more than 6 weeks. - In Section VII of NT: NAVAREA and Coastal Warnings (English) in force more than 6 weeks. - Meteorological forecasts (Portuguese/English) - Meteorological warnings (Portuguese/English) - Meteorological warnings (Portuguese/English) - Analysis of atmospheric pressure on surface and other products. Page 8 of 8