Marine Services for Ships and Ports Zheqing Fang Shanghai Marine Meteorological Center, Shanghai Meteorological Service, CMA Shanghai 200030, China ( July.

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Marine Services for Ships and Ports Zheqing Fang Shanghai Marine Meteorological Center, Shanghai Meteorological Service, CMA Shanghai , China ( July 22, 2015 )

1.Marine Services for Ships 2.Marine Services for Ports

Shanghai Meteorological Service has four levels of responsibility sea area, which contain high seas area assigned by IMO, East China 300km offshore sea area, East China 100km coastal sea area and Shanghai alongshore sea area assigned by CMA. Central Huanghai South Huanghai North Donghai South Donghai Taiwan Straits East Taiwan 1.1 Marine Services for Ships at High Sea

Including wave steepness and sea-air temperature difference SMS have 32 analysis products in total. 1.1 Marine Services for Ships at High Sea

SMS have several experiences on global weather routing. We have successfully carried out meteorological navigation for the ships, which went to Australia, The Republic of South Africa, Solomon Islands, Malaysia, Congo etc. 1.1 Marine Services for Ships at High Sea

1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor Information Dissemination though Automatic Identification System Through AIS platform, we could analyze the ships’ responses for our warnings during a cold surge process.

To fully understand user’s requirements, we need monitor users’ behavior. 1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor 14LCT 15 th, issued level 2 warnings for high wind 06LCT 16 th, maximum wind speed is 19.9m/s 17LCT 17 th, decreased the warning level 10LCT 18 th, lifted warning BUOY OBSERVATION Time Wind Speed Wave Height Three Questions : Are responses consistent to the warning? Are responses the same for different users? Are these responses have risk? Three Questions : Are responses consistent to the warning? Are responses the same for different users? Are these responses have risk?

Transparent triangle indicates Type A AIS boats Solid triangle indicates Type B AIS boats 1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor Type A Type B

12 LCT, 16 th Dec. When the wind is high, type B AIS boats are located in Huangpu river, Yangshan Deep- water Port and near the islands. For those type B AIS boats not in these region, they suffered higher risk. 1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor

09 LCT, 17 th Dec. Type B AIS boats were leaving river and ports, but at this moment the warning for high wind was not removed.

1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor 14 LCT, 17 th Dec. Even more Type B AIS boats left Huangpu river and ports. Why?

Type B AIS boats in the river and ports didn’t SEE the high wind outside. 1.The boats’ responses were not consistent with our warning because we don’t have high resolution localized warning products. 2.Different types of boats have different responses, so they have different vulnerability and exposure. 3.These responses have many risks, we need update technique and platform to change the situation. 1.2 Marine Services for Ships near the Harbor

1.3 Impact Forecast for Marine Services

1.30% possibility wind speed will exceed BF Scale 8 and; 2. Displacement hull boats at shallow water 1.50% possibility wind speed will exceed BF Scale 8 and; 2. Planning hull boats; 1.90% possibility wind speed will exceed BF Scale 8 and; 2. Boats at shallow water 1.70% possibility wind speed will exceed BF Scale 8 and; 2. Displacement hull boats; 3. At shallow water 1.70% possibility wind speed will exceed BF Scale 8 and; 2. Displacement hull boats;

1.Marine Services for Ships 2.Marine Services for Ports

Yangshan Deep-water Port East China Sea Bridge Waigaoqiao Port Changjiang Bridge Pinghu Oil & Gas Platform Providing seamless and refined forecast with operations in the Yangshan Deep-water Port and Waigaoqiao Port, two cross-sea bridges and oil-gas transportation which influenced by marine and weather conditions. 2.1 An Overview of Shanghai Port

SMS’s currently in-situ observing system consists many elements such as 7 buoys, 4 ship-type buoy stations, 24 island stations etc. After sharing with other institutions, we have accessed to more than 80 marine observations. SMMC has integrated observation station at Yangshan Deep-Water Port which contains wind profile radars and wave observation radar. Forecasters are often appointed as consultants in special weather- sensitive operations for onsite assignments.

2.2 Services for Port Operation

SMS have close cooperation with Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration. Except daily user-tailored marine weather forecast, we prepare for engaging in emergency event at all times to provide weather support. Ship “Florida” crashed “Zhoushan” in 25 th Mar 2013, we provided weather support for oil spilling. Sea patrol Hydrographic surveying and mapping 2.3 Services for Maritime Affairs

2.4 Services for Oil & Gas Shanghai LNG Terminal Transfer Center is located in Yangshan Deep-water Port. It transfer 700 million cubic meters per day. This supply is 60% of Shanghai’s usage amount. During winter or typhoon season, the LNG ship need marine services for decision making.

2.5 Services for Pilot SMS provide specified forecast for 300 pilots. Shanghai has 4 pilot vessels, each vessel equipped out weather observation instruments. The height from keel to sea bottom The ship draught Tide forecast

2.6 Services for Water Transport Yangtze River Water Transport refined forecasts for riverside cities

质量管理系统 2.7 Services Quality Management The provision of timely and accurate high quality meteorological forecasts for marine services depends on many interrelated components of a complex system.

Thank you for your attention!