Report of the S-124 Correspondence Group of the WWNWS Sub-committee

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Report of the S-124 Correspondence Group of the WWNWS Sub-committee For HSSC Report of the S-124 Correspondence Group of the WWNWS Sub-committee submitted by Canada (CCG) S-124 Product Specification development progress HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Membership The members are Australia (AMSA), Brazil, Canada (CCG), China, Denmark (DMA), France, Germany (BSH), Greece, Japan, New-Zealand, Norway (NCA), Republic of Korea, Sweden, Turkey, United-Kingdom, United States (NGA), CIRM, Furuno, INMARSAT, Iridium, Kongsberg Norcontrol AS, KRISO, TRANSAS and WR Systems. New members include Amund Gjersøe (Kongsberg Norcontrol AS), Elena Maria Gnehm (German Hydrographic Office/BSH), Ed Weaver (WR Systems) and Dave Wilson (Maritime New Zealand) replacing Stuart Caie (LINZ). HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Highlights WWNWS10 clarified scope; T and P NtM are not within the current scope of S-124. The data model that included T and P NtM was shared with NIPWG, who is developing an NtM exchange format for printing. Ongoing testing of a service in the Baltic area related to STM Validation project. First draft product specification has been reviewed. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Development scope Mariner equipments Coordinator GML exchange set Broadcast service INS Reciever Provide data in-force NWs, with instructions for the broadcast(s) (immediat or schedule broadcast, with alert on board if required) Information on NWs to be canceled Broadcast NWs data according to the instructions In-force NWs, with indication of alert if required Information on NWs to be canceled Display in-force NWs Cancel NWs Alert Receive data Needs? Needs? S-124 data + technical services May provide data to different broadcasters and to other clients. May broadcast NWs data from different coordinators and from other services May receive data from different broadcast services or from other applications (including the same NWs data) HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Ongoing Activities Data Modelling Input from STM and SMART Navigation projects improved data model. WWNWS10 decided NtM T/P should not be included. The warning type code list is very long (a growing). Consideration given to grouping values and breaking it down into sub lists that are bound together by a complex attributes. Alternative is to accept the list is long and leave each implementation to group the values as best suit the producer. Product Specification First draft released for review in October 2018. Comments being adjudicated. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Ongoing Activities Categories may be even further extended as harmonization with AtoN maintenance terms as IALA’s drafting of S-125 gets underway. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Ongoing Activities Test case development; work lead by KRISO. Will include test data. Review being done to evaluate the completeness. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019 Ongoing Activities Valuable input from STM-Validation and SMART Navigation Project continues to support the testing of S-124. A team of participants from STM and SMART Navigation meets regularly with the S-124 Chair to coordinate the testing and development of S-124 facilitated by The Marine Connectivity Platform (MCP) consortium. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

Ongoing Activities – portrayal Examples of NW symbolization from the Canadian Coast Guard’s NW web service. Magenta is active NW, while gray is cancelled NW. http://nis.ccg-gcc.gc.ca HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

Ongoing Activities – portrayal Examples of potential portrayal created with help from KRISO. Idea is to give additional infographics to distinguish between types of NW. HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

Ongoing Activities – portrayal Screen shots from Transas STM Validation project NW service. Orange are active NW, while gray are cancelled NW. Source: Transas HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

Limitations imposed by IMO and IEC Screen shot from IEC 62288 Portrayal of S-124 is a challenge due to IMO and IEC guidelines defining one common symbol for MSI which does not visually distinguish between navigational warnings, weather warnings or other MSI information. In the age of e-Navigation, where portrayal harmonization is a stated goal, the limitations imposed on ECDIS, may impact all e-navigation related system both on shore and at sea. It may be beneficial with a dialogue on this matter. Screen shot from NCSR6 report [Guidelines for the Standardization of User Interface Design for Navigation Equipment] HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019

Thank you for your attention HSSC11, Cape Town, South Africa, 06/05 – 09/05, 2019