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WMO No. 9 - WEATHER REPORTING
VOLUME D - INFORMATION FOR SHIPPING
 
This Publication contains Marine meteorology and other related geophysical information necessary for safe and economic conduct of shipping operations, as well as for fishing and other marine activities, is made available to the user by the various Meteorological Services of maritime countries. The provision of this information is co-ordinated by WMO.

    Volume D - Edition 2018 (with amendments made 7 May 2019)
    Chapter 1 - SafetyNET Services - The Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
      • Part A - Satellite Systems / Communications
      • Part B - Terrestrial Systems
    Chapter 2 - Maritime Safety Information (MSI) Broadcast Service
      • Part A - Satellite Systems / Communications
      • Part B - NAVTEX
      • Part C - HF NBDP
      • Part D - Radio-Facsimile
    Chapter 3 - Visual Storm Warning Signals
    Chapter 4 - Focal Point Contact Information
      • Part A: National Contact Points for WMO GMDSS Marine Broadcast System
      • Part B: Contact points for Ship Weather Routeing Services and Port Meteorological Offices
The Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) coverage
AMENDMENTS:

This publication is kept up-to-date by amendments.
FEEDBACK:

To maintain and improve the accuracy of information contained in this Volume it is essential to inform the WMO Secretariat of any changes using our Feedback Forms.

 


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