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BSHC29 (2024)
LIST OF DOCUMENTS 29th Meeting Tallinn, Estonia, 17 - 19 September 2024 Post Meeting Documents: [Photo] [Minutes] [Actions] Updated: 3 December 2024 Document No Document Title Date BSHC29-Registration Link to online registration 29 May 2024 BSHC29-Letter1 BSHC29 Letter of Invitation 29 May 2024 BSHC29-Letter1 Annex A Draft Programme 4 September 2024 BSHC29-Letter1 Annex B Draft Agenda V3 16 September 2024 BSHC29_A1.2_List_Documents List of Documents - see this website BSHC29_A1.3_List_of_Participants List of Participants 2 August 2024 BSHC29_A3_Agenda V3 Agenda for 29th Meeting of the BSHC 2 August 2024 BSHC29_A4.1_BSHC28_Final_Minutes BSHC28 Final Meeting Minutes BSHC29_A4.2_BSHC28_List_of_Actions BSHC28 List of Actions BSHC29_B1_IHO (Presentation) IHO Secretariat Report 25 September 2024 BSHC29_B2_SE (Presentation) Council Report 2 August 2024 BSHC29_B3.1_National_Report_Denmark (Presentation) National Report of Denmark 16 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.2_National_Report_Estonia (Presentation) National Report of Estonia 17 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.3_National_Report_Finland (Presentation) National Report of Finland 25 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.4_National_Report_Germany (Presentation) National Report of Germany 25 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.5_National_Report_Latvia (Presentation) National Report of Latvia 17 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.6_National_Report_Lithuania (Presentation) National Report of Lithuania 16 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.7_National_Report_Poland (Presentation) National Report of Poland 17 September 2024 BSHC29_B3.8_National_Report_Sweden (Presentation) National Report of Sweden 25 September 2024 BSHC29_B4 IHO Strategic Plan Review and BSHC Input 16 September 2024 BSHC29_C1 HSSC16 Report 2 August 2024 BSHC29_C2 (Presentation) Report fo Re-Survey Monitoring Working Group (MWG) 25 September 2024 BSHC29_C3 (Presentation) Chart Datum Waterlevel and Currents WG Report (CDWCWG) 16 September 2024 BSHC29_C4 (Presentation) S-100 Implementation Activities in Finland 3 September 2024 BSHC29_C5 (Presentation) New symbology for rocky areas in Nautical Charts 3 September 2024 BSHC29_C6 Annex 1 Annex 2 (Presentation) S-127 3 September 2024 BSHC29_D1 (Presentation) Actions requested by IRCC16 BSHC29_D2 (Presentation) IHO-EU Network Report BSHC29_D3-1 (Presentation) Report of the Baltic Sea Bathymetric Database Working Group (BSBDWG) 3 September 2024 BSHC29_D3-2 (Presentation) EMODNET Report 25 September 2024 BSHC29_D3-3 (Presentation) CSB-GEBCO-SEABED2030 Report 3 September 2024 BSHC29_D4 (Presentation) Report of the Baltic Sea MSI Working Group (BSMSIWG) 25 September 2024 BSHC29_D5 (Presentation) Report of the BSHC representative to WENDWG 17 September 2024 BSHC29_D6 (Presentation) Report of Baltic Sea INT Chart Coordination Working Group (BSICCWG) 17 September 2024 BSHC29_D7 MSDI Issues 4 September 2024 BSHC29_D8 IHO Capacity Building Sub-Committee (CBSC) Issues Review BSHC29_D9 BSHC Website 3 September 2024 BSHC29_D10 Baltic Sea eNav Project 10 September 2024 BSHC29_E2 BSHC Participation at the EC Expert Group and EGSMW 16 September 2024 BSHC29_Presentations Presentations.zip BSHC29_Draft_Actions Draft Actions BSHC29_Draft_Minutes Draft Minutes
SCOPE2
Remote meeting hosted by IOC, Paris, France - 11 to 15 January 2021 (Online Symposium/Seabed 2030 - 11-15 January 2021)
E-Navigation and GMDSS
Introduction E-navigation is defined as “the harmonized collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of marine information on board and ashore by electronic means to enhance berth to berth navigation and related services for safety and security at sea and protection of the marine environment.” It is intended to meet present and future user needs through harmonization of marine navigation systems and supporting shore services.
E-Navigation and GMDSS
Introduction E-navigation is defined as “the harmonized collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of marine information on board and ashore by electronic means to enhance berth to berth navigation and related services for safety and security at sea and protection of the marine environment.” It is intended to meet present and future user needs through harmonization of marine navigation systems and supporting shore services.
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.
SCRUM8
Remote meeting hosted by IOC, Paris, France - 11 to 15 January 2021 (Online Symposium/Seabed 2030 - 11-15 January 2021)
TSCOM37
Remote meeting hosted by IOC, Paris, France - 11 to 15 January 2021 (Online Symposium/Seabed 2030 - 11-15 January 2021)
Brochure, presentation & videos
The Brochure The IH Brochure provides a brief outline of the activities of the International Hydrographic Organization. It is written for a wide audience, catering to all those that have an interest in the safe and efficient navigation of ships, protection of the marine environment and more generally to the improvement of the global economy through the provision of hydrographic services and products. For further information, see IHO Publication M-2. English French Ocean conservation focus English French Spanish The Presentation The IHO Secretariat has produced a generic presentation that desribes the importance of hydrography. The presentation can be downloaded and used as needed. Videos Hydrography involves measuring the depth of the water and fixing the position of all the navigational hazards that lie on the seafloor, such as wrecks and rocks. This is done mainly with specialised ships and boats operating echo sounders and sonars, but also using survey aircraft fitted with lasers. Useful information can also be derived sometimes from satellite observations. Hydrography also involves measuring the tide and the currents. The most well-known application of hydrographic information is for making the nautical charts that all mariners use for navigation. Hydrographic information is required for the safe, efficient and sustainable conduct of every human activity that takes place in, on or under the sea. These videos provide information on the importance of hydrography. ________________________________________________________
World Hydrography Day
Celebrated on 21 June, World Hydrography Day highlights activities around the world and how they contribute to improved knowledge of the seas and oceans.
