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HDWG3 (2022)

Hydrographic Dictionary Working Group (HDWG 2022) tbc 2022, Europe - Location tbc

NIOHC19 (2019)

19th Meeting 2019 - Muscat, Oman (26-28 March 2019) Seminar on Raising Awareness of Hydrography 25 March 2019, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

MACHC Letters

(English & Spanish only)

ARHC9 (2019)

9th ARHC Conference 17 - 19 September 2019 (Murmansk, Russian Federation) Last Update: 30 January 2020

IBSC45 (2022)

The IBSC (The Board) acknowledges that these are challenging times due to the COVID-19 pandemic and encourages all institutions to prioritize the well-being of staff and students as they manage their particular circumstances to deal with disruptions to their normal teaching strategies for their recognized programme(s). The Board recognizes that teaching delivery strategies will likely need to be changed as institutions implement essential changes to comply with official directions from authorities. The Board requests that any modified teaching strategies seek to maintain the appropriate level of the applicable Standard and asks that significant changes be referred to the Board for its consideration of the need for guidance or assistance with continuing recognition. This acknowledgement should not be construed as the Board seeking to override national or local official directions.

MEETINGS AFTER 2024

FIG/IHO/ICA INTERNATIONAL BOARD ON STANDARDS OF COMPETENCE FOR HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS AND NAUTICAL CARTOGRAPHERS (IBSC)

S-63 FAQ

These frequently asked questions (FAQ) address issues that relate to the implementation and use of the IHO Data Protection Scheme. Answers, which are purely informative and are based on the S-63 standard, have been provided by a group of experts of the Data Protection Scheme Working Group (DPSWG).

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ENC Data Protection

Introduction The IHO Data Protection Scheme defines security constructs and operating procedures that must be followed by Data Servers (providers of data) and Data Clients (systems that use the data). The purpose of data protection scheme is to provide: 1. Piracy Protection: i.e. to prevent unauthorised use of data by encrypting the ENC information. 2. Selective Access: i.e. to restrict access to ENC information to only those cells that a customer has been licenced for. 3. Authentication: i.e to provide assurance that the ENC data has come from approved sources