IALA G1128 is a guideline that provides information on how to develop specifications of e-Navigation Technical Services. In the past years, efforts have been made to use the guideline and its templates to successfully develop service specifications for maritime services, especially in the context of the Maritime Connectivity Platform. However, while applying the principles and […]
This is a two day meeting (2,5 hours / day) We will revisit and review updates of some parts of the document again: Section 1 (minor additions agreed during VTC3) Section 2 and Appendix 1 (text on navigation signal shadowing, space weather threats to satellites etc.) Section 3 (minor changes agreed during VTC3 + Table […]
This is a two day meeting (2,5 hours / day) We will revisit and review updates of some parts of the document again: Section 1 (minor additions agreed during VTC3) Section 2 and Appendix 1 (text on navigation signal shadowing, space weather threats to satellites etc.) Section 3 (minor changes agreed during VTC3 + Table […]
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