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NOTIFICATION FROM THE WMO SECRETARIAT

 
       
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The Global Observing System

Publication No. 9 -Weather Reporting: Volume A - Observing stations

Advanced Notifications are included in the weekly METNOs each Thursday and can also be retrieved from the WMO Server.

 

[Feedback Form] [Explanation of the Feedback Form]

 

 

The Global telecommunication System

Publication No. 386
Manual on the global telecommunication system

 

The following amendments, to the above publication, have been adopted:

EC-LIX (Geneva, 28-30 May 2007) adopted the following amendments to the Manual on the the GTS which were included in Recommendation 3 (CBS-Ext(06)):

Volume I, Parts I and II.  This will take effect on 7 November 2007 Recommendation 3 (CBS-Ext(06)
Volume II - Regional Aspects - the Antarctic (to view Res 5/9 EC-LIX)

The "Manual on the GTS" as well as the amendments are available online [click here].

 

Publication No. 9 -Weather Reporting: 
Volume C1 - Catalogue of Meteorological Bulletins

Recent METNOs issued:

[C2307] [C2407]
[C2507] [C2607] [C2707]

Notifications are inserted in METNO messages transmitted via the GTS each Tuesday and can also be retrieved from the WMO Server.

 

For a brief explanation of Volume C1 and feedback mechanisms click here

Changes to RTH Moscow - Russian Federation: see METNOs [C2407]

Changes to RTH Offenbach - Germany: see METNOs [C2507]  [C2607]

Changes to RTH Melbourne - Australia: see METNOs [C2707]

Publication No. 9 -Weather Reporting
Volume C2 - transmission programmes

 
NOTIFICATION FROM GERMANY:

Amendments to Radio facsimile schedule for Offenbach (Main) Hamburg/Pinneberg (broadcast for shipping) has changed for the summertime period 14 June 2007 to 08 October 2007. After this period it will revert back to the winter schedule.

To view Chapter 3 - Radio-Facsimile Broadcasts

Amendments to RTT Broadcast for Shipping.

To view Chapter 2 Radio Broadcasts of Alphanumeric Information

 

Marine Meteorological Services

Automatic Marine Stations

Publication No. 9 -Weather Reporting

Volume d - information for shipping

 

NOTIFICATION FROM GERMANY:

Amendments to Radio facsimile schedule for Offenbach (Main) Hamburg/Pinneberg (broadcast for shipping) has changed for the summertime period 14 June 2007 to 08 October 2007. After this period it will revert back to the winter schedule.

To view Chapter 4 - Radio-Facsimile Broadcasts

 

The analysis of the Special MTN Monitoring (SMM) for APRIL 2007

Diagrams showing differences in the availability of reports between MTN centres during the
SMM monitoring for April 2007

Availability of reports from fixed stations at MTN centres as a whole

Availability of reports from mobile stations

Comparison between bulletins included in Volume C1, bulletins in routeing catalogues of MTN centres and the set of bulletins received during the April 2007  SMM exercise

Bulletin comparisons
Comparison of bulletins transmitted during an SMM exercise with RTH routeing catalogues and Volume C1
Comparison of bulletins in Volume C1 with bulletins transmitted during an SMM exercise and RTH Routeing Catalogues
Total number of bulletins in RTH Routeing Catalogues,  transmitted during an SMM exercise and in Volume C1

 

Comparison in content (iiiii) of bulletins (TTAAii CCCC) - Comparing RBSN/RBCN stations included in bulletins received during the SMM exercise and compiled in bulletins in Volume C
 

MTN centres are invited to review the comparisons and amend Volume C1 and their routeing catalogues accordingly.

 

 

June 2007

 

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