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Teema: Re: VB: IHO-EU Network Working Group meeting 9 - 10 June
Kuupäev: 2015-06-08 09:36
Hi
Yes and if necessary even denser.
BTW, as EMODNET and BSBD have agreement about data exchange then it
seems to me that EMODNET can easily take data from BSBD.
Due to several restrictions in different countries they will not get
more data anyway.
BR.
Peeter
Head of Hydrographic Department
Estonian Maritime Administration
Valge 4
11413 Tallinn
Estonia
phone +3726205610
email :
[email protected]
> Dear Peeter,
>
> Would that actually mean that you could accept 50 m in a future
> EMODnet solution?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Magnus Wallhagen
>
> Produktionschef Sjögeografi
> Sjöfartsverket
>
> Head of Production
> Hydrographic Office
> Swedish Maritime Administration
> tel: +46 10 478 49 18
> mob: +46 708 19 10 53
> e-mail:
[email protected]
>
>
> -----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
> Från: Pets [mailto:
[email protected]]
> Skickat: den 8 juni 2015 08:06
> Till: Wallhagen, Magnus
> Kopia: Taivo Kivimäe
> Ämne: Re: VB: IHO-EU Network Working Group meeting 9 - 10 June
>
> Hi
>
> For us it could be the same as for BSBD.
> Currently we have given data in 50 m resolution.
>
> BR.
>
> Peeter Väling
> Head of Hydrographic Department
> Estonian Maritime Administration
> Valge 4
> 11413 Tallinn
> Estonia
> phone +3726205610
> email :
[email protected]
>
>
> Dear Peeter,
> >
> > Hope all is fine with you.
> >
> > Do you have had any internal discussions in Estonia on which
> > resolution could be acceptable in a future EMODnet solution? I
> > haven't seen any response from you. You do not have to see this as
> > an obligation it is just to give the IHO-EU Network WG an
> > indication on what we can do to meet the future vision of the
> > DG-MARE.
> >
> > I would be grateful for your response from Estonia. The meeting is
> > tomorrow.
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Magnus Wallhagen
> >
> > Produktionschef Sjögeografi
> > Sjöfartsverket
> >
> > Head of Production
> > Hydrographic Office
> > Swedish Maritime Administration
> > tel: +46 10 478 49 18
> > mob: +46 708 19 10 53
> > e-mail:
[email protected]
> >
> >
> > -----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
> > Från: Wallhagen, Magnus
> > Skickat: den 2 juni 2015 12:57
> > Till: 'Pets'; Hartmann, Jens Peter Weiss;
[email protected];
> > Juliusz Tuszyński; Lars Hansen; Mathias Jonas; Mustaniemi Rainer;
> > Wiberg, Patrik; Taivo Kivimäe; Viktoras Liulys;
> >
[email protected]; Öiås, Hans;
[email protected];
> > 'Thomas Dehling';
[email protected]; Tõnis Siilanarusk; Vaido
> > Kraav Ämne: IHO-EU Network Working Group meeting 9 - 10 June
> >
> > Dear Colleauges,
> >
> > Next week there will be a IHO-EU Network WG meeting at SHOM in
> > Paris. I will participate as the BSHC representative.
> >
> > An item on the agenda is to the discuss our (European Hydrographic
> > Offices) future involvement on the EU Commission initiative EMODnet
> > and especially the expected coming EMODnet phase III. We expect
> > that DG MARE, which are the driving force behind EMODnet, will
> > announce a tender regarding EMODnet phase III late 2015. The
> > vision that DG MARE has expressed is that the EMODnet Bathymetry
> > layer should be a high resolution grid, 2 - 5 m has been discussed,
> > without any restrictions. Open data free to use and download for
> > everyone. We have at our meetings with DG MARE tried to explain
> > that many HOs have restrictions on bathymetry data; commercial
> > and/or security, but I am not really sure that they want to
> > understand that.
> >
> > Nevertheless SHOM, as the chair of the IHO-EU Network WG would like
> > to investigate which the highest resolution respective European HO
> > could deliver without any restrictions. As you know we have been
> > through the same discussions before the Baltic Sea Bathymetry
> > Database (BSBD) was released and the conclusion was that 500 m
> > resolution was the highest resolution possible as a common Baltic
> > Sea solution. Some of you might though be able to accept higher
> > resolutions to be delivered in a future EMODnet phase.
> >
> > I would appreciate if you could respond to me the following
> > question before Monday 8 June.
> >
> > Which would be the highest resolution your Hydrographic Office
> > could deliver without any restrictions, commercial or security?
> >
> > Germany and Denmark have already responded directly to SHOM. In the
> > case of Germany 50 m would be the highest resolution and the case
> > of Denmark 500 m as in the BSBD. Sweden will also only accept 500 m
> > resolution due to commercial and security reasons (300 m would be
> > acceptable due to security reasons). If I do not receive any
> > response from you I will expect that your highest resolution would
> > be 500 m.
> >
> > Sorry for the short notice.
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Magnus Wallhagen
> >
> > Produktionschef Sjögeografi
> > Sjöfartsverket
> >
> > Head of Production
> > Hydrographic Office
> > Swedish Maritime Administration
> > tel: +46 10 478 49 18
> > mob: +46 708 19 10 53
> > e-mail:
[email protected]
> >
> >
> >
>
>