Task Description

Task name :

Update R0112-2 Leading lights-design programme and develop a corresponding tutorial

Leading committee and working group owning the task: ENG WG 1
Tasks associated (*leading) : ENG* - 2.1.4 - Update R0112 and G1023 Regarding Leading Lines
Tags:
Task Leader : Lingyan Wang
Task Number : ENG-ENG-2.1.7
Standards : S1020 Marine Aids to Navigation Design and Delivery
Topic area : S1020.1 Aids to Navigation signalling
Task Description :

UUpdate the R0112-2 leading lights design programme to align with the latest revised version of G1023, and prepare a corresponding tutorial to explain the usage and operation methods of this programme.

Objectives of the task :

Revise the R0112-2 leading lights design programme to conform to the latest revised G1023, and finish the supporting usage tutorial.

Expected outcome :

Revised design programme on leading lines and a new tutorial.

Compelling need :
Strategic Alignment :

O1 - Innovate, improve, and harmonise Marine Aids to Navigation constantly reflecting changing technology & system obsolescence, changing user needs, operational imperatives, environmental sustainability, and best practice.

O2 - Develop applicable international standards, recommendations and guidelines for adoption and use by its members and other relevant organizations or parties.

O3 - Offer its members a professional forum to share operational experiences, new techniques and technologies and issues of common interest and concern.

Scope :
Cybersecurity related :

No

Brief and concise description of the work : to be undertaken and programme mile-stones (where appropriate).
Expected numbers of sessions for completion :
Session 17 Session 18 Session 19 Session 20 Session 21 Session 22 Session 23 Session 24
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Committee notes : Origins :
Approved by Council (Council session/Date) : 0
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Status (Text) :
Status (Colour) :
Not started
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