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IRCC
The Inter-Regional Coordination Committee (Programme 3 of the IHO Work Programme) supervises the IHO Capactiy Building Strategy, promotes the wider use and collection of marine data and is responsible for the policy matters related to the Worldwide Electronic Navigational Chart Database (WEND), unless otherwise instructed by the Council. The IRCC coordinates and promotes cooperation with other international and regional organizations in areas of mutual interest, including but not limited to the operation of the World-Wide Navigational Warning Service, the development and maintenance of standards of competence for hydrographic surveyors and nautical cartographers, mapping the seafloor and governing undersea feature names.
ECS PT1 (2023)
1st Meeting of Electronic Chart System Project Team 18 July 2023 / Bristol, UK + VTC / 10:00 - 15:35 (UTC+2/CEST) Online Registration
ENCWG6 (2021)
6th ENC Standards Maintenance Working Group Meeting (ENCWG6) Online Meeting 15 - 17 June / VTC
ENCWG5 (2020)
5th ENC Standards Maintenance Working Group Meeting (ENCWG5) Online Meeting 15 July (12:00 to 15:00 CEST) 16 July (12:00 to 15:00 CEST)
ENCWG4 (2019)
4th ENC Standards Maintenance Working Group Meeting (ENCWG4) IHO, Monaco 10 - 12 June 2019 Post Meeting Documents: [ENCWG4 Draft Minutes] [Draft Actions List] [Meeting Photo]
ENCWG VTC (2022)
ENCWG VTC Meetings 2022 Online Meeting
How to Get Involved
Welcome to the world of crowdsourced bathymetry (CSB), where collective efforts can help shape our understanding of the depths in our coastal zones, oceans, lakes, and waterways. This approach harnesses the power of individuals and organizations worldwide to contribute to and create improved bathymetric maps and products. Join our crowdsourced bathymetry effort and contribute to the exploration of the world's oceans like never before! We invite scientists and researchers, navigators, fishers, like-minded enthusiasts, and anyone with a passion for the mysteries that lie beneath the waves. Together, we can help create a comprehensive and accurate map of the ocean floor, unlocking valuable insights into marine ecosystems, geological processes, and potential resources. By pooling our collective knowledge and data, we can accelerate scientific discovery and conservation efforts. Whether you have access to specialized equipment or are simply an avid sailor, your contributions can make a difference.
Why CSB?
Participating in the CSB Initiative benefits both those collecting the data and the communities of data users. These data contribute to increasing our knowledge, information which supports local regional and global initiatives in favour of the sustainable use of the oceans. They can also contribute to improved knowledge of seabed topography and better bathymetric maps or hydrographic charts in previously uncharted areas or areas lacking accurate data. This in turn can help avoid groundings and make navigation safer for all.
Basic Documents S-100 Security Scheme
S-100 Security Scheme Project Team
