6.1 NAVAREA Coordinator resources
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6.1 NAVAREA Coordinator resources

  6.1.1 The NAVAREA coordinator must have:

  • .1 the expertise and information sources of a well-established national hydrographic service;

  • .2 effective communications, e.g. telephone, e-mail, facsimile, internet, telex, etc. with Sub-area and National Coordinators in the NAVAREA, with other NAVAREA Coordinators, and with other data providers; and

  • .3 access to broadcast systems for transmission to the navigable waters of the NAVAREA. As a minimum, this should include those described in paragraph 3.1.1. Reception should normally be possible at least 300 nautical miles beyond the limit of the NAVAREA.

Parent topic: 6 Coordinator Resources and Responsibilities
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