1. charts - Vlaamse Hydrografie
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1. charts - Vlaamse Hydrografie
Catalogue of Hydrographic Publications 2015 InDEX 1. CHARTS 03 1.1. Chart 1 - INT 1 03 1.2. Paper Charts 03 1.2.1. Charts 03 1.2.2. Chart sets 04 1.2.3. Overview charts 04 1.3. Electronic Navigational Charts - ENCs 05 1.4. Inland Electronic Navigational Charts – IENCs 05 06 1.5. Chart indexes Nautical Paper Charts 1.5.1. Chart index P1 - Nautical charts 1.5.2. Chart index P2 - Chart sets 06 07 1.5.3. Chart index P3 - Overview Charts 08 1.6. Chart indexes Electronic Nautical Charts 1.6.1. Chart index E1 - ENCs 1.6.2. Chart index E2 - IENCs 1.7. Product Specifications 2. HYDROGRAPHIC PUBLICATIONS 09 09 10 11 14 2.1. Notices to Mariners 14 2.2. Tide tables 14 2.3. IALA Maritime Buoyage System 14 2.4. List of Lights and Fogsignals 14 2.5. Tidal Streams Atlas 15 2.6. List of Hydrographical Publications 15 3. SALE 16 3.1. At the Flemish Hydrography 16 3.2. Bookstores hydrographic products 16 4. REVISION OF PUBLICATIONS Compiled by: Coastal Division - Flemish Hydrography Administratief Centrum (1st Floor) Vrijhavenstraat 3 8400 Oostende, Belgium Published by: Agency for Maritime and Coastal Services Brussels 2015 © Flemish Government Design: www.salto-reclame.be 19 1. CHARTS 1.1. Chart 1 - InT 1 The INT 1 gives an overview of international signs, abbreviations and terms used on nautical charts. It is regularly published in Dutch by the Flemish Hydrography. 1.2. Paper Charts Covered area: • Belgian and adjacent Dutch and French coasts • Western Scheldt and Sea Scheldt up to Wintam 1.2.1. Charts Nautical paper charts are national and international separate large charts. Several member states of the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) publish INTernational nautical paper charts. These charts can be incorporated in the other members’ national series, thanks to the standardisation of the presentation. Apart from a worldwide INT-charts series on a scale of 1:3.5 million to 1:10 million, the number of middle and large scale INT-charts available is steadily growing. Some of the Belgian paper charts are part of this INT-charts series. These charts do not only get an international number, printed in magenta and preceded by “INT”, but also a Belgian chart number. These paper charts are mentioned in this catalogue. The symbols and their meaning used on these charts are clarified in the INT 1 publication. Each newly published chart features the BaZ number up to which the chart has been corrected and revised (see also 4. Revision of Publications on page 19 in this catalogue). An overview of the nautical charts is given below in 1.5.1. Chart index P1 on page 6 and in 1.7. Product Specifications Nautical Charts on page 11. 3 1.2.2. Chart sets Covered area: • Western Scheldt and Sea Scheldt up to Wintam • Gent-Terneuzen Canal Chart-sets consist of several loose overlapping charts, collected in a folder. Each set of charts contains a legend, explaining most of the used symbols. These symbols are generally analogous to the INT 1, described above (1.1.). Each newly published chart features the BaZ number up to which the chart has been corrected and revised (see also 4. Revision of Publications on page 19 in this catalogue). An overview of the paper chart-sets is given below in 1.5.2. Chart index P2 on page 7 and in 1.7. Product Specifications Nautical Charts on page 11. 1.2.3. Overview charts Covered area: • Western Scheldt (Vlissingen up to Antwerp) • Belgian North Sea These charts cover a large area and can be used as overview charts. They are printed on single large map sheets. The charted symbols and their explanation can be found in the publication INT 1 (see above). The nautical information is updated till the date which is mentioned in the lower, left corner of the mapsheet. These charts are unsuitable for navigation as they are not updated by the Notices to Mariners. An overview of the paper chart-sets is given below in 1.5.3. Chart index P3 on page 8 and in 1.7. Product Specifications Nautical Charts on page 11. 4 1.3. Electronic Navigational Charts - ENCs Covered area: • Belgian Continental Shelf, Belgian Territorial Sea and channels to and from the Belgian seaports • Sea Scheldt up to Wintam and channel to the Antwerp port docks • Gent-Terneuzen Canal on Belgian territory and channel to the Gent port docks These official international electronic charts can be used in an ECDIS system. The ENCs are distributed on request to chart agencies by “Value Added Resellers” (VARs). For more information, see www.ic-enc.org An overview of the ENCs is given below in 1.6.1. Chart index E1 on page 9 and in 1.7. Product Specifications Nautical Charts on page 11. 1.4. Inland Electronic Navigational Charts - IENCs Covered area: • • • • Harbour Zeebrugge and the 5-miles zone for estuarian navigation between Zeebrugge and de Belgian-Dutch border Canal Boudewijn between Zeebrugge and Brugge Sea Scheldt up to Wintam and channel to the Antwerp port docks Gent-Terneuzen Canal on Belgian territory and channel to the Gent port docks These official electronic navigational charts can be used in an ECDIS system. The IENCs can be downloaded for free from http://ris.vlaanderen.be. An overview of the IENCs is given below in 1.6.2. Chart index E2 on page 10 and in 1.7. Product Specifications on page 11. 5 1.5. Chart indexes - Nautical Paper Charts 1.5.1. Chart index P1 - Nautical charts 6 1.5.2. Chart index P2 - Chart sets 7 1.5.3. Chart index P3 - Overview charts 8 1.6 Chart indexes - Electronic nautical charts 1.6.1. Chart index E1 - ENCs 9 1.6.2. Chart index E2 - IENCs 10 1.7. Product Specifications Nautical Charts Paper Charts- see 1.5.1. Chart index P1 - page 6 Depositing Code TA08 number nat. Int. 1 1 Title of chart Chart 1 - INT 1 - Symbols, abbreviations, Scale 1/ First edition Last edition € - 1951 Nov. 2008 15.00 100,000 1866 Oct. 2012 25.00 1985 Oct. 2012 25.00 1987 Oct. 2012 25.00 1998 Jan. 2014 25.00 terms used on charts (booklet) KD11 D11 - North Sea - Flemish Banks From Gravelines to Oostkapelle With map: Zeebrugge 20,000 Nieuwpoort 20,000 Oostende 15,000 Blankenberge 15,000 1 chart K101 101 1474 North Sea, Belgian-Dutch Coast 110 x 79 cm 60,000 From Oostende to Westkapelle With map K102 102 1480 Zeebrugge 20,000 Vlissingen 25,000 Brugge 15,000 1 chart 115 x 84 cm North Sea, French-Belgian Coast 60,000 From Duinkerke to Oostende Nieuwpoort 20,000 Oostende 15,000 1 chart K106 106 1478 115 x 84 cm Western Scheldt-Sea Scheldt Baalhoek to Wintam Part A: Baalhoek to Antwerpen 30,000 Part B: Antwerpen to Hoboken 15,000 Part C: Hoboken to Wintam 10,000 1 chart 119 x 81 cm 11 Paper Chart sets - see also 1.5.2. Chart index P2 - page 7 Depositing code K104 Number Title of chart Nat. Int. 104 - Western Scheldt-Sea Scheldt Scale 1/ from 15,000 till 50,000 edition First Last edition € 1936 Aug. 2014 25.00 Apr. 2012 25.00 Western Scheldt mouth till Rupel mouth Contains 10 charts 104/01: Monding Rupel - Hemiksem 104/02: Hemiksem - Hoboken 104/03: Antwerpen 104/04: Doel - Boerenschans 104/05: Saeftinge - Doel 104/06: Valkenisse - Saeftinge 104/07: Walsoorden - Valkenisse 104/08: Hansweert 104/09: Terneuzen - Hansweert 104/10: Wielingen - Vlissingen K105 105 Gent-Terneuzen Canal - Contains 11 charts 105/01: Gent 105/02: Gent Zeehaven 105/03: Desteldonk 105/04: Terdonk 105/05: Rieme 105/06: Zelzate 105/07: Sas van Gent 105/08: Sas van Gent - Sluiskil 105/09: Sluiskil 105/10: Sluiskil-Terneuzen 105/11: Terneuzen 25.5 x 35.5 cm / 51.0 x 35.5 cm 15,000 15,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 10,000 1991 25.5 x 35.5 cm / 51.0 x 35.5 cm 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 Overview charts- see 1.5.3. Chart index P3 - page 8 Depositing code K103 Number nat. Int. 103 - Title of chart Western Scheldt Vlissingen to Antwerpen KBNZ KSED 1866 12 BNZ - Special edition Scale 1/ First edition Last edition € 50,000 1875 Jan. 2014 25.00 2014 Jun. 2014 10.00 1866 1866 35.00 122 x 60 cm Belgian North Sea 100,000 Printed on white paper 90gr 98 x 85 cm Reproduction facsimile "Carte Générale des Banc de Flandres" 100,000 108 x 70 cm Electronic Charts (ENCs) - see also 1.6.1. Chart index E1 - page 9 Cell number Cell name Scale 1/ Usage-band BE3VLBNK Flemish Banks 90,000 3- Coastal BE4VBLNK Approach to Zeebrugge and Oostende 45,000 4- Approach BE5ZEEBR Zeebrugge 4,000 5- Harbour BE5OOSTE Oostende 4,000 5- Harbour BE5ANTWN Antwerpen-Noord 22,000 5- Harbour BE5ANTWZ River Scheldt (Antwerpen to Wintam) 12,000 5- Harbour BE5KGETE Gent-Terneuzen Canal (ENC) 12,000 5- Harbour For an overview of the covering worldwide see www.ic-enc.org Electronic navigational charts for inland navigation (IENCs) - see 1.9. Chart index E2 – page 10 Cell number Cell name Scale 1/ Usage-band BE7GT017 Kanaal Gent-Terneuzen 10,000 7 - River BE7BZ001 Antwerpen Noord (BE-NL grens tot Tavernierkaai) 10,000 7 - River BE7BZ002 Antwerpen Zuid (Schelde Antwerpen tot Wintam) 10,000 7 - River BE7EV001 Zeebrugge Estuaire Vaart (Zeebrugge tot BE-NL grens) 10,000 7 - River BE7BK001 Boudewijnkanaal (Zeebrugge Achterhaven-Brugge) 10,000 7 - River The IENCs can be downloaded for free on http://ris.vlaanderen.be 13 2. HYDROGRAPHIC PUBLICATIOnS 2.1. notices to Mariners The publication Notices to Mariners (Berichten aan Zeevarenden - BaZ) is published every fortnight. The first yearly edition of this publication, NtM issue 1, gives a general overview of all the messages with a permanent character. The publication features recent information of importance to the navigation sector, plus supplements and corrections to the nautical charts. The extremely varied type of information includes the dates and times of army shooting exercises, new buoys placed in the sea and recent wrecks and obstacles. The bulk of the information can be applied straightaway to update nautical charts. These updates ensure seafarers that their nautical charts always show the most recent information, thus offering them a reliable instrument during their sea trips. From 2010 on the Notices to Mariners will be published in English as well. 2.2. Tide booklet and tide tables Knowing high and low water times is of vital importance for seafarers, who have to reckon with shoals and sandbanks. The Flemish Hydrography determines the water level at the tide measuring stations located in Nieuwpoort, Oostende and Zeebrugge. Longterm measurements form a basis for computing the tide forecasts. The forecasts are included in a touristic booklet and in professional tide tables that are published every year. The tide tables contain all high and low water times in Nieuwpoort, Oostende, Blankenberge, Zeebrugge, Vlissingen, Prosperpolder, Anwerpen and Wintam for the current year. The tidal data for Vlissingen are provided by Rijkswaterstaat, the Netherlands. The tidal data for Prosperpolder, Antwerpen and Wintam are provided by the Hydrological Institute (Waterbouwkundig Laboratorium) in Borgerhout. The calculation of the tidal data for Blankenberge is based upon extrapolation. 2.3. IALA Maritime Buoyage System Buoyage is an aid to navigators and a means to complete nautical charts. It gives additional direction to seafarers, thus ensuring safe navigation. Until the 60s, every country bordering the sea had its own buoyage system which often led to confusion and even accidents. The International Association of Lighthouse Authorities (IALA), located in France, therefore founded an international, worldwide used Maritime Buoyage System. All buoys and beacons used throughout the world are described in our publication “Maritime Buoyage System”. 2.4. List of Lights and Fogsignals The List of Lights and Fogsignals (Lichtenlijst) has been published every 3 to 4 years starting in 1993. It describes all lights and fogsignals at sea, on the River Scheldt and on the Gent-Terneuzen Canal. Corrections and supplements to this list are published in the Notices to Mariners (BaZ). When you buy a List of Lights and Fogsignals, a list of all corrections and supplements is added to the book. 14 2.5. Tidal Streams Atlas The Tidal Streams Atlas for the Flemish Banks - North Sea (Stroomatlas voor de Vlaamse Banken - Noordzee) indicates the tidal streams for spring- and neap-tide from 6 hours, 5 hours, etc. before, to 6 hours after high water at Zeebrugge. 2.6. List of hydrographical publications First edition New edition or periodicity Per number € For a year subscription € Tide booklet for Nieuwpoort, Oostende, Blankenberge and Zeebrugge (1) (water relative to TAW) 2009 yearly free - GTJJ(2) Tide tables for Nieuwpoort, Oostende, Blankenberge, Zeebrugge, Vlissingen, Prosperpolder, Antwerpen and Wintam (water relative to TAW and LAT) 1932 yearly 5.00 - BAZJJ(2) Notices to Mariners (in English from 2010 on) 1951 fortnightly - 30.00 BAZJJ/1(2) BAZJJ/1/ENG(2) Notices to Mariners n° 1 English or Dutch 1951 yearly 15.00 - LI2013 List of Lights and Fogsignals for Belgium and adjacent waters 1953 2013 15.00 - SAVB1992 Atlas of tidal streams for Belgium 1969 1992 15.00 - SAZB2011 Atlas of tidal streams Zeebrugge: Pas van het Zand and central part of the new outer harbour 1986 2011 14.00 - SAO2013 Atlas of tidal streams at the port of Oostende 2000 2013 14.00 - MBS2015 Maritime Buoyage System 1977 2015 10.00 - - Catalogue of Hydrographic Publications 1975 2011 - electronically on website - Overview of tidal data at the Belgian coast - period 1991-2000 for Nieuwpoort, Oostende and Zeebrugge - 2002 5.00 - Depositing code Title - (1) Only obtainable at the municipalities and tourist offices (2) Please change ‘JJ’ to indicate the desired edition e.g. order tide tables 2014 = GT14 15 3. SALE 3.1. At the offices of the Flemish Hydrography After depositing the proper price (see 1.10. and 2.6.) on the following bank account, indicating the code (see also 1.10. an 2.6.), the number of copies and “F” and your VAT-number in case you want an invoice for your order, your publications will be sent to you by mail. Should you prefer to pick up your order at the Flemish Hydrography’s offices, please make an appointment on +32(0)59/55 42 52 first or at [email protected]. Bank account EVFH at Borgerhout: 091-0128657-64 IBAN: BE29 - 0910 - 1286 - 5764 BIC: GKCCBEBB Flemish Government Agency for Maritime and Coastal Services Coastal Division Flemish Hydrography Administrative Centre Vrijhavenstraat 3 8400 Oostende Tel.: +32(0)59/554 252 Mail: [email protected] 3.2. At specialised bookstores Address KD11 K101 K102 K104 GT Other ✓ ✓ ENC Antwerpen Bogerd-Martin N.V. Oude Leeuwenrui 37 2000 Antwerpen tel. 03/213 41 70 ✓ Landtmeters Naval Stores NV/SA Godefriduskaai 26-28 2000 Antwerpen tel. 03/233 31 31 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ UVO Napoleonskaai 3 tot 7 2000 Antwerpen tel. 03/233 13 30 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Tresco Engineering bvba Kribbestraat 24 2000 Antwerpen tel. 03/231 07 31 ENC Blankenberge North Sea Boating Oude Wenduinse Steenweg 8-10 8370 Blankenberge tel. 050/412 006 16 ✓ Address KD11 K101 K102 ✓ ✓ K104 GT Other Brussel Plaisance Metsysstraat 91 1030 Brussel tel. 02/216 79 34 ✓ Nieuwpoort Boat-House Watersportlaan 7 S 8620 Nieuwpoort tel. 058/231 688 ✓ Euro-Boat Watersportlaan 12 8620 Nieuwpoort tel. 058/234 473 ✓ Ship Chandler Collart Watersportlaan 7 S205 8620 Nieuwpoort Tel. 0475/631 464 ✓ Ship-Shop Watersportlaan 7 8620 Nieuwpoort tel. 058/235 032 ✓ The Nauticstore Watersportlaan 15 8620 Nieuwpoort Tel. 058/585 800 ✓ West-Diep Louisweg 2 8620 Nieuwpoort tel. 058/234 061 ✓ ✓ ✓ e-mail: [email protected] ✓ TA08 KSED1866 on demand: SAZB2011 Oostende Compas Hendrik Baelskaai 15 8400 Oostende tel. 059/320 057 ✓ Cortois Hendrik Baelskaai 37 8400 Oostende tel. 059/331 644 of 0495/380 334 ✓ Le Galion Visserskaai 33 8400 Oostende tel. 059/709 449 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ KSED1866 Visé Comptoir Technique de la Plaisance Mr. J.M. Raes Promenade d’Aiguillon 2 4600 Visé (Devant-le-Pont) tel. 04/374 04 97 ✓ 17 Address KD11 K101 K102 K104 GT Other Zeebrugge ASTRON – Kapitein Joris Praet Kustlaan 176 8380 Zeebrugge tel. 050/551 550 ✓ Marinetechnics Werfkaai 43 8380 Zeebrugge tel. 050/546 031 ✓ ✓ ✓ Scheepswerven Vandamme Werfkaai 45 8380 Zeebrugge tel. 050/375 850 ✓ ✓ ✓ V.V.C. Equipment Kotterstraat 99 8380 Zeebrugge Tel. 050/551 204 ✓ KSED1866 ✓ ✓ SAZB2011 e-mail: [email protected] Nederland Datema Prins Hendrikkade 176/50 1011 TC Amsterdam Nederland ✓ ✓ ✓ ENCs are distributed by ‘Value Added Resellers’ (VARs) to chart agencies. For more information, please see : www.ic-enc.org Abbreviations : 18 KD11 D11 - North Sea Flemish Banks K101 101/INT 1474 - North Sea Belgian-Dutch Coast Western Scheldt mouth - from Oostende to Westkapelle K102 102/INT 1480 - North Sea French-Belgian Coast from Duinkerke to Oostende K104 104 - Western Scheldt - Sea Scheldt (11 charts set) KSED1866 Special edition - reproduction facsimile “Carte Générale des Bancs de Flandres” 1866 GT Tide table TA08 Chart 1 - INT 1 - Symbols, abbreviations SAZB2011 Atlas of tidal streams Zeebrugge: Pas van het Zand and central part of the new outer harbour ENC Electronic Navigational Chart ✓ on demand 4. REVISION OF PUBLICATIONS The ENCs are updated by the Flemish Hydrography Services and afterwards offered to the users through the IC-ENC(1) VARS (Value Added Resellers). The paper sea charts and hydrographic publications are updated on the basis of the Notices to Mariners (NtM). These are biweekly published in book form by the Flemish Hydrography Services and are downloadable on the website www.vlaamsehydrografie.be (click on “BaZ” - “download list”). In addition to the Notices of Mariners (NtM), the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre (MRCC) also issues NAVAREA messages. These Navigational Warnings contain information needed by mariners for safe navigation. More information about the content of the NAVAREA Messages can be found in the “Manual on Safety Information” on the website www.imo.org The Navigational Warnings are broadcasted until the situation is restored or until the messages are published in the Notices to Mariners. The Navigational Warnings are broadcasted by Radio Ostend at regular intervals on Navtex, VHF and MF radio telephone channels (see BAZ No. 1 – Art. 1/4). The IENCs are updated by the Flemish Hydrography Services on a continuous basis. Once they are finalized they are distributed for free on http:\ris.vlaanderen.be. (1) IC-ENC: The International Centre for ENCS – an association of national hydrographic organizations working together in order to harmonize the production and distribution of electronic navigational charts. 19