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• Requirements

– collection of new information and corrections and updates to published

information

– enhance current report collection processes and improve communication

• Functionalities

– A central point of collection of information

– Multiple methods of collection of reports from different sources

– Harmonised collection and processing of reports

– Automatic routing of reports to the appropriate agencies for processing

– Feedback from the processing agencies to the reporters

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• Provide State of the Art of information flow for three model

regions

• Improve, harmonize and simplify information flow

Unified

Forms

Report

Chart-

based

report

Doc.

based

report

Forms

1. Navaid fault and chart

discrepancy

2. Port Information

3. …

Auto.

Report

Router

Ingest

Storage

Coastal

or Ship.

Auth.

Hydro

Office

Email (reports

@pdcs...)

Exceptions:

Manual

“switchboard”

Notif ications

Report contents

Shore Agents,

Ops Centers,

Other Relay

Sources

Bridge Crews

Pilots

Harbour

StakeholdersStreaml

ined

Info

Entry

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INSTRUCTIONS

Open this file in your email program, add your information, and email to

[email protected] not delete unused lines or change anything to the left of a ":".The

text in () explains what information is required and how it should be typed.

Sender MDCS ID (required; "None" if not registered): None

Sender Country - DE, DK, NO (required):

Place reporting on (required; e.g., Stavanger):

Chart [ ] or Publication [ ] (required, put an X in only one box)

Number or title (required):

Producing country code - DE, DK, NO (required):

(If writing about a chart, either coordinates or location in words is required)

Location in words (e.g., between buoys 11-15, entrance fairway) :

Latitude (e.g., 55 55.555 N) :

Longitude (e.g., 005 55.555 E) :

(If writing about a nautical publication, at least one of the items below is required.)

Volume :

Part :

Chapter :

Page :

Paragraph :

Line :

Web page :

Section number :

Section title :

DETAILS (required):

[Replace this text with your question or a description of the problem.

Please limit to about 100 words. If you need more space please add a Word, PDF, or TXT

attachment.]

ATTACHMENTS (optional):

Describe attachments in brief (e.g., photograph of harbour entrance):

END

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• Single-window, harmonized reporting

– apply the concept to gather information to keep charts and pubs up-to-

date

• Encouragement of reporting

– convince people to participate

• Facilitation of reporting in appropriate formats

– find a way to harmonize requests and deliverables

• More and quicke feedback on status and disposition

– improve tracking of information provided

– communication for follow-up queries