RADIO AIDS TO MARINE NAVIGATION - Canadian Coast Guard

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Inland waters Number Area Name Availability Period 180 Great Slave Lake June 15 - October 31 181 Lake Athabasca Open water season 182 Lake Manitoba Open water season 183 Lake Winnipeg - south basin Open water season 184 Lake Winnipeg - north basin Open water season 185 Lake Winnipegosis Open water season 190 Wrigley Harbour (mile 0) to Axe Point (mile 91) June 01 - Oct. 20 191 Axe Point (mile 91) to Camsell Bend (mile 290) June 01 - Oct. 20 192 Camsell Bend (mile 290) to Tulita (mile 512) June 01 - Oct. 20 193 Tulita (mile 512) to Fort Good Hope (mile 684) June 01 - Oct. 20 194 Fort Good Hope (mile 684) to Point Separation (mile 913) June 01 - Oct. 20 195 Point Separation (mile 913) to Kittigazuit Bay (mile 1081) June 01 - Oct. 20 Danish Marine Forecasts for Baffin Bay Waters available via: Danish Meteorological Institute, Copenhagen Telephone: (45) 39 15 7500 Number Area Name Period Number Area Name Period 907 Nunap Isuata Kitaa Year round 911 Attu Year round 908 Nuuarsuit Year round 912 Uiffaq Year round 909 Narsalik Year round 913 Qimusseriarsuaq Year round 910 Meqquitsoq Year round 914 Kiatak Year round Marine Weather Observations – manned stations Weather Reports (See note 2) for: Aklavik Lake Winnipeg: Gimli Norman Wells Fort MacPherson Lake Winnipeg: Grand Rapids Sachs Harbour Fort Reliance Lake Winnipeg: George Island Tuktoyaktuk Fort Resolution Lake Winnipeg: Norway House Yellowknife Hay River Lake Winnipeg: Berens River Inuvik Lake Winnipeg: Victoria Beach Marine Weather Observations – Automatic stations Weather Reports (See note 2) for: Inner Whale Back Island Marine Weather Observations – Buoy reports Weather Reports (See note 2) for: Great Slave Lake Buoy 45141 Lake Winnipeg Buoy 45140 (South Basin) Great Slave Lake Buoy 45150 Lake Winnipeg Buoy 45144 (North Basin) (2) When available. Full broadcasts from staffed stations. Temperature and winds from automatic stations and buoys. 5 - 18
CANADIAN ICE SERVICE (CIS) Ice Forecasts Ice forecasts are produced once a day year round. The intent is to advise users of any ice warning conditions that are in effect or that could develop during the day, the evening and the following day, for the areas where a daily ice chart is produced. The forecasts also provide a point by point description of the ice edge. The iceberg bulletin is produced once a day except in November and December when it is produced from Monday to Friday only. The purpose is to convey routine, general information on the iceberg distribution off the Canadian East Coast. The bulletin provides the estimated limit of all known icebergs and a general description of the number of icebergs for each marine area. a) Text format: Table 8: Ice bulletins production schedule Forecast name Issue Time Time Zone Marine region Iceberg bulletin 11:00 EDT/EST East Coast waters Ice forecasts 10:00 EDT/EST Western and Central Arctic 11:00 EDT/EST Hudson and Foxe 11:00 EDT/EST Eastern and Northern Arctic 10:00 EDT/EST Gulf of St. Lawrence 10:00 EDT/EST East Newfoundland and Labrador waters 12:00 EDT/EST Great Lakes b) NAVTEX format on 518 kHz: MCTS Centre Name Header Availability St John's VON Ice NAVTEX FICN33 CWIS 17:50 (W), 21:50 (S) UTC Sydney VCO Ice NAVTEX FICN34 CWIS 22:10 UTC Labrador VOK Ice NAVTEX FICN35 CWIS 23:20 UTC Prescott VBR Ice NAVTEX FICN38 CWIS 00:40, 12:40 UTC Thunder Bay VBA Ice NAVTEX FICN39 CWIS 06:00, 18:00 UTC Iqaluit VFF Ice NAVTEX N/A N/A Ice Warning Criteria Warning Name Warning criteria 1. Ice Pressure warning Reported or forecast strong ice pressure. 2. Rapid Closing of Coastal Rapid closing of coastal leads is expected to occur. Leads are corridors of mainly Leads warning ice-free water surrounded by pack ice. 3. Special Ice warning Issued when a shipping lane or port has been open for at least 2 weeks and is now expected to become blocked by first year or older ice, or… when one tenth or more of greywhite ice or older is expected to move into areas when that ice is not normally present, or… for any unusual or significant ice event that will present a hazard to navigation. Ice Forecast Program Time scales for ice forecasts are relatively long. Useful time scales for ice forecasts are daily, monthly and seasonal. At present, the program provides a 30 day text forecast mainly as a planning tool for operators. 5 - 19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PART 1 - FOR
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PART 5 - ENVIRONMENT CANADA MARINE
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PART 1 FOREWORD ADVANCE NOTICES In
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COMMUNICATIONS Radiotelephone proce
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PART 4 GENERAL PROCEDURES RADIOTELE
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