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2 No. 9 - Volume C2 Page 14 of Chapter3 No. 9 - Volume D Page 40 of Chapter3 Area Area Coverage Projection Scale A' 38 12'N 'E; 50 36'N 'E 12 24'N 'E; 17 24'N 'E 1:25,000,000 true at 60 N (21 cm x 31 cm) c 26 30'N 'E; 51 00'N 'W 05 00'S 'E; 02 00'N 'E 1:42,000,000 true at 60 N (28cm x 34 cm) C 26 30'N 'E; 51 00'N 'W 05 00'S 'E; 02 00'N 'E 1:20,000,000 true at 60 N (46 cm x 56 cm) C' 38 30'N 'E; 38 30'N 'W 01 00'S 'E; 01 00'S 'E 1:20,000,000 true at 60 N (46 cm x 56 cm) C'2 C" k L L' X 22 48'N-58 42'E; 22 48'N 'W 10 42'S 'E; 10 42'S 'E 37 30'N 'E; 39 00'N 'W 01 00'S 'E; 00 30'S 'E 60 00'N 'E; 60 00'N 'E 00 00'N 'E; 00 00'N 'E Sea of Okhotsk; northern parts of Sea of ; Bo Hai; & adjacent waters of North Pacific 48 30'N 'E; 49 12'N 'E 40 24'N 'E; 41 00'N 'E 47 00'N 'E; 45 42'N 'E 22 36'N 'E; 22 00'N 'E Mercator 1:28,000,000 true at 60 N (46 cm x 56 cm) 1:20,000,000 true at 60 N (46 cm x 56 cm) 1:34,770,000 true at 35 N (46 cm x 49 cm) 1:10,000,000 true at 60 N (46 cm x 28 cm) 1:5,000,000 true at 60 N (21 cm x 30 cm) 1:6,000,000 true at 60 N (45 cm x 55 cm) Add this line
3 No. 9 - Volume C2 Page of Chapter3 No. 9 - Volume D Page of Chapter3 Transmission Time (Time Group) (UTC) TTAAii CCCC Details of Chart Map AreaDrum Speed 0000(12) FSAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 2200 c 0000(12) FSAS04 RJTD Retransmission of 2200 c 120/ (12) FSAS09 RJTD 96H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. C 120/ (12) FSAS12 RJTD 120H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. C 120/ (12), 1303 RJTD Test chart 120/ (00), 1310(12) RJTD Meteorological satellite picture (MTSAT) C' 120/ STPN RJTD Retransmission of 1019 L 120/ (00) FIOH04/16 RJTD Retransmission of 1019 L' 0150 (00)(1), 1350 (12)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Tropical cyclone forecast C'2 120/ (2) SOPQ RJTD Sea surface current, water temperature at 100m depth k 120/ (3) RJTD Radio prediction 120/ (00), 1440(12) ASAS RJTD Surface anal. C'2 120/ (2) COPQ1 RJTD Sea surface water temp. k 120/ (00) ASAS RJTD The first retransmission of 0240 C'2 120/ MANAM RJTD JMH broadcast schedule and manual amendments 120/ (00)(6), 1540(12)(6) WTAS12 RJTD Tropical cyclone forecast C'2 120/ (00) AWPN RJTD Ocean wave anal. C" 120/ (00), 1719 (12) AWJP RJTD Coastal wave anal. X 120/ (00), 1640(12) AUAS50 RJTD 500hPa height, temp. C 120/ (00), 1700(12) AUAS85 RJTD 850hPa height, temp., dew point depression C 120/ (00) FSFE02 RJTD 24H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. A' 0537(00), 1739(12) FUFE502 RJTD 24H 500hPa height, vorticity prog. A' 120/ (00) FSAS24 RJTD 24H Surface pressure, wind, fog, icing, sea ice prog. C'2 120/ (00)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 0150 C'2 120/ (00) FSAS07 RJTD 72H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. c 0630(00) FSAS04 RJTD 48H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. c 120/ (00) FWPN RJTD 24H Ocean wave prog. C" 120/ (06), 1910(18) RJTD Meteorological satellite picture (MTSAT) C' 120/ (00) FWJP RJTD 24H Coastal wave prog. X 120/ (06)(1), 1950 (18)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Tropical cyclone forecast C'2 120/ (00) FUFE503 RJTD 36H 500hPa height, vorticity prog. A' 120/ (00), 1810(12) FSFE03 RJTD 36H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. A' 0820(00), 2100(12) FSAS48 RJTD 48H Surface pressure, wind, icing, sea ice prog. C'2 120/ (06), 2040(18) ASAS RJTD Surface anal. C'2 120/ (06)(6), 2140(18)(6) WTAS12 RJTD Tropical cyclone forecast C'2 120/ (06) ASAS RJTD The first retransmission of 0840 C'2 120/ (00) FSAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 0630 c 0940(00) FSAS04 RJTD Retransmission of 0630 c 120/ (00) FSAS48 RJTD Retransmission of 0820 C'2 120/ (4) STPN RJTD Sea ice condition (seasonal) L 120/ (00)(5) FIOH04/16 RJTD 48H and 168H Sea ice condition prog. ( seasonal) L' 1040(00) FSAS24 RJTD Retransmission of 0548 C'2 120/ (00) AWPN RJTD Retransmission of 0421 C" 120/ (00) AWJP RJTD Retransmission of 0440 X 120/ (00) FWPN RJTD Retransmission of 0651 C" 120/ (06)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 0750 C'2 120/ (00) FWPN07 RJTD 72H Ocean Wave prog. C" 120/ (00) FXFE572 RJTD 24H 500hPa temp., and 700hPa dew point depression pro A' 120/ (00) FXFE782 RJTD 24H 850hPa temp., wind and 700hPa vertical P-velocity p A' 1251(00) FXFE573 RJTD 36H 500hPa temp., and 700hPa dew point depression pro A' 120/ (00) FXFE783 RJTD 36H 850hPa temp., wind and 700hPa vertical P-velocity p A' 1330(00) FWJP RJTD Retransmission of 0730 X 120/ (2) SOPQ RJTD Retransmission of 0210 k 120/576 Exchange C' to
4 1520(12) ASAS RJTD The first retransmission of 1440 C'2 120/ (2) COPQ1 RJTD Retransmission of 0300 k 120/ (12) AWPN RJTD Ocean wave anal. C'' 120/ (12) FSFE02 RJTD 24H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. A' 1750(12)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 1350 C'2 120/ (12) FUFE503 RJTD 36H 500hPa height, vorticity prog. A' 120/ (12) FXFE572 RJTD 24H 500hPa temp., and 700hPa dew point depression pro A' 120/ (12) FXFE782 RJTD 24H 850hPa temp., wind and 700hPa vertical P-velocity p A' 1832(12) FXFE783 RJTD 36H 850hPa temp., wind and 700hPa vertical P-velocity p A' 1832(12) FXFE573 RJTD 36H 500hPa temp., and 700hPa dew point depression pro A' 120/ (12) FWPN07 RJTD 12, 24, 48, 72H Ocean Wave prog. C" 120/ (12) FSAS24 RJTD 24H Surface pressure, wind, fog, icing, sea ice prog. C'2 120/ (12) FWJP RJTD 24H Coastal Wave prog. X 120/ (18) ASAS RJTD The first retransmission of 2040 C'2 120/ (12) FSAS04 RJTD 48H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. c 120/ (12) FSAS07 RJTD 72H Surface pressure, precipitation prog. c 2220(12) FWPN RJTD 24H Ocean Wave prog. X 120/ (18)(1) WTAS07 RJTD Retransmission of 1950 C'2 120/ (12) FSAS24 RJTD Retransmission of 1930 C'2 120/ (12) AWJP RJTD Retransmission of 1719 X 120/ (12) FSAS48 RJTD Retransmission of 2100 C'2 120/576
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6 Annex2: CONTACT INFORMATION FOR PORT METEOROLOGICAL OFFICES AND SHIP WEATHER ROUTINEING SERVICES (JAPAN) Port / Office FUKUOKA HAKODATE Headquarters/JMA Name Naokuni UCHIDA Hiroyuki TAKANO Hiroshi OHNO Satoshi OGAWA Title Senior Scientific Officer Maritime Meteorological Officer Senior Scientific Officer Port Meteorological Officer Fukuoka Regional Headquarters Meteorological Agency Fukuoka District Meteorological , Ohori, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka Maritime Meteorological Division Hakodate Marine 3-4-4, Mihara, Hakodate Marine Division Global Environment and Marine Department Meteorological Agency 1-3-4, Ote-machi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo pmo@climar.kishou.go.jp pmo@climar.kishou.go.jp vos-office@climar.kishou.go.jp Telephone Facsimile Port / Office KOBE NAGOYA OKINAWA Name Masahiro INOUE Takahiro ISHIHARA Hiroaki KATO Mr. Tadayoshi UTSUNOMIYA Title Port Meteorological Officer Port Meteorological Officer Senior Scientific Officer Kobe Local Meteorological Office Kobe Marine Meteorological Agency 1-4-3, Wakinohamakaigan-dori, Chuo-ku, Kobe Nagoya Local Meteorological Office Meteorological Agency 2-18, Hiyori-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya Okinawa Regional Headquarters Meteorological Agency , Higawa, Naha pmo@climar.kishou.go.jp pmo@climar.kishou.go.jp pmo@climar.kishou.go.jp Telephone Facsimile
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