WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION
WORLD WEATHER WATCH

EXPERT MEETING ON THE EXCHANGE OF EARLY WARNING AND RELATED INFORMATION
INCLUDING TSUNAMI WARNINGS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN

JAKARTA, INDONESIA, 16-18 MARCH 2005

  Contacts:

WMO Secretariat: Jean-Michel RAINER jmrainer@wmo.int

WMO Secretariat: Dieter SCHIESSL dschiessl@wmo.int
Host focal point: Ms ROSLIANY anirosliany@hotmail.com

(Last updated: 4.IV.2005)

Outcome of the Expert Meeting
Final list of participants (XLS) (DOC)
Working documents
Agenda Item & Document No	Title	Submitted by
	Information for participants	BMG, Indonesia
	Final list of participants
1.2	Agenda	Secretariat
2	Status of implementation of the GTS (PPT): Region I (Africa), Region II (Asia), Region V (S-W Pacific)	Secretariat
2.1	RTH Beijing	CMA, China
2.1	RTH Tokyo	JMA, Japan
2.1	RSMC St Denis (La Réunion)	MeteoFrance
2.1	RTH Nairobi	Kenya
2.1	RTH New Delhi	India
2.2	Mauritius	Mauritius
2.2	Mozambique	Mozambique
2.2	Tanzania	Tanzania
3, 4 & 5	Operational procedures for the exchange of seismic data and tsunami warnings on the GTS; Procedures for addressed messages	Secretariat
3.2	Basic Concept of the Tidal Data Collection System using the Geostationary Meteorological Satellite of Japan	JMA, Japan
3.2	Meteosat Data Collection System	EUMETSAT
4 & 5	TEWS-IO Concepts and the range of Information Exchange requirements including interim arrangements	IMD, India
4 & 5	Potential Contribution of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) in the dissemination of Tsunami Warnings	MétéoFrance, France
4 & 5	EUMETCast data distribution system	EUMETSAT
5.1	Provision of Tsunami Watch Information for the Indian Ocean - by the Japan Meteorological Agency on an interim basis -	JMA, Japan
5.2	WMO action plan	Secretariat