Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research 1 NIOZ is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) PIRACY Considerations on passage.

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Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research 1 NIOZ is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) PIRACY Considerations on passage of the Gulf of Aden and/or the North West Indian Ocean East of Africa Marieke J. Rietveld, NIOZ, The Netherlands ERVO 2009

2 Nerve-racking event 2008: RV PELAGIA passage through the GULF of ADEN French Navy vessel Jean le Vienne Convoy protected by French Navy Route followed South of MSPA 4 – 7 December 2008

3 115 ATTACKS IN hijackings 69 attempts 25 ATTACKS off Somalia in hijackings 18 attempts Two piracy infested regions

4 Decrease in piracy successrate in the Gulf of Aden January/February 2009 after start of ATALANTA 8 December 2008  2009: Shift from GOA  towards  NW Indian Ocean  East of Africa

5 Contact details for Gulf of Aden/ North West Indian Ocean Voyages UKMTO reporting limits Recently extended to 10S CTF 151 CTF 151 is a multinational task force that conducts counter-piracy operations in and around the Gulf of Aden, Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and the Red Sea and was established to create a lawful maritime order and develop security in the maritime environment. MSCHOA Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa 10S 60E

6 MSC(HOA) - Welcome Contact information MSC (HOA) Address Ops Centre Maritime Security Centre (Horn of Africa) European Union Operation HQ, Northwood Headquarters Sandy Lane, Northwood Middlesex HA6 3HP, ENGLAND Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) In the event of a piracy attack, please call the MTO Dubai Hotline number on You can also the Ops Centre Direct with imagery or video files For any feedback, issues or comments on the website please the Webmaster

7 Former Maritime Security Patrol Area… Waypoints: 12 15N 045E 12 35N 045E 13 35N 049E 13 40N 049E 14 10N 050E 14 15N 050E 14 35N 053E 14 45N 053E August 2008 installation of a Maritime Security Patrol Area Gulf of Aden Replaced in February 2009 with the IRTC (Internationally Recommended Transit Corridor) New separated IRTC 12 00N 45E 14 30N 53E 11 55N 45E 14 25N 53E 11 53N 45E 14 23N 53E 11 48N 45E 14 18N 53E

8 Group Transits have been designed for vessels proceeding at the following speeds: 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 kts. The daily timings for the new Group Transits are as follows Time to enter corridor Eastbound westbound Speed(knts)(Z) (Point A) (Local) (Point A) (Z) (Point B) (Local) (Point B) Group Transits instead of Convoys for passage of Gulf of Aden

9 2009: Shift from GOA towards NW Indian Ocean East of Africa These are dangerous waters Since January attacks 25 ships hijacked 260 crew hostage March 2009: 6 ships attacked in One week April 2009:

10  Situation as per 8 April 2009 USAID Maersk Alabama 6 ships attacked in one week Last month’s news on piracy destroyer USS Bainbridge

11 Situation as per end of April 2009 Since January hijackings 260 crew hostage UNOLS/NSF decision to cancel 100 days RV Roger Revelle’s scheduled cruises in de Indian Ocean Including a possible barter for NIOZ in the Mozambique Strait Risk area extends E and S 60E 1 – 7 May: 10 attacks of which 4 hijackings

12 All vessels navigating to the East of Somalia should be aware of an increased number of attempted armed piracy attacks which have taken place more than 500 nautical miles from the coast. It is therefore recommended that all vessels not making scheduled calls to ports in Somalia keep as far from the Somali coast as possible. Best Management Practice (BMP) guidelines and MSCHOA now advise that vessels should consider maintaining a distance of more than 600 nautical miles from the coastline and when routing north/south consider keeping East of 60E Longitude until East of the Seychelles. While navigating in the region vessels are urged to operate at a heightened state of readiness, maintaining strict 24 hour anti-piracy visual and radar watches, actively implement recommended anti-piracy measures and regularly report their position/course/speed to UKMTO. The IMB PRC regularly broadcast appropriate warnings to vessels in the region and further details of such attacks can be found on the IMB Live Piracy Map/Reports website ( ccs.org). ccs.org Merchant vessels are requested to report any suspicious activity to UKMTO Dubai ( – or IMB PRC ( – / Reports can also be relayed to MSCHOA Advice for passage NW Indian Ocean East of Somalia & Kenya

13 Advice for keeping East of 60º East or at least 600 nm from East African coast Muscat Total military force: 5 Nato warships, 3 EU warships, 10 US warships Additional warships from China, India, Japan, Russia, Malaysia, Singapore

14 Preventing boarding Suggested technical devices: LRAD – Long Range Acoustic Device Simone – Infrared system ADS – Active Denial system 95GHz Safety corridors/locked chambers High Voltage non lethal fence SHIPS ESCAPING ATTACKS mostly have: Freeboard > 8 metres Speed 16 knts and over Well trained and prepared crew Used evasive manouvring Firehoses filled and ready

15 Please complete this form if you are transiting between coordinates Point A : 11 50N E and Point B : 14 28N E or the Indian Ocean, bounded within the area 12N, 58E, 10S. If you are due to transit in both areas you are requested to submit a registration for the GoA leg and a separate registration for the Indian Ocean leg, with expanding information in the final box as required. The earlier you can provide this information, the better. The information you provide will enable us to track your vessel's passage through an area of known pirate activity and provide you with access to immediate Alerts from the Maritime Security Centre. Fields marked with * are compulsory. Should you need to amend or update any details after submitting the information please Vessel movement registration Muscat

16 ETA at ZULU Time ETD of ZULU Time Direction* Please Select Eastbound Westbound Northbound Southbound Other... Do you intend to join a group transit? Yes No IMO Number* MMSI Number* Flag State* Ship Name* Call Sign* Primary contact* Secondary contact Crew numbers and nationalities Draft Freeboard of lowest accessible deck* Planned Transit Speed* Vessel's Maximum Speed* Information to provide for registration Cargo* Hazardous cargo details (if applicable) Ship's Master Ship contact number Ship contact Owner name Operator name Operator address Operator telephone no Operator DPA name DPA telephone no DPA AIS to be left on through GOA/HOA? Please Select Yes No Anti-piracy measures held* Weapons held onboard? Doctor onboard? Please Select Yes No Helicopter winch area? Please Select Yes No Helicopter landing area? Please Select Yes No Any other information which may assist counter- piracy?

17 Other useful addresses ICC-CMS International Maritime Bureau ICC Commercial Crime Services View Live Piracy Map Joint War Committee Lloyds

18 The End Or..? Questions?