Group” (BASWG), when they laid the foundations of the international cooperation
in the field of hydrography. In 2009 The Romanian Maritime Hydrographic Directorate organized at Constantza the 9th Meeting of the BASWG Working Group.
The 9th Meeting of the Black and Azov Seas Working Group (BASWG) took place
in Constanta, under the Chairmanship of Rear Admiral Mustafa Iptes, the Director
of the Turkish Hydrographic Office. Representatives from the HOs of Romania,
Ukraine, Turkey and Bulgaria participated. The NAVAREA III Coordinator for the
Mediterranean and Black Seas, Commander Aguilar from Spain, participated as an
Observer. Vice Admiral Alexandros Maratos, representing the International Hydrographic Bureau, also participated as an Observer (see Fig. 33.18).
Between 2004 and 2016 the Romanian hydrographic ships and boats have
conducted annual hydrographic survey wich were concretized in developing a
new international chart INT 3905 (1.030.02): Romania’s Black Sea coast; Port of
Constanta, scale 1:30,000 (see Fig. 33.19).
In 2012 The Romanian Hydrographic Maritime Directorate became the 27th
member of the International Centre for Electronic Navigational Charts (IC-ENC),
center located beside the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, which collects,
validates and distributes to the international maritime community interested in
electronic navigational charts of the Member states. In April 2013 it has been
Fig. 33.15 Chart 1010.10, De la Midia la Vadu (Source: With the permission of Romanian
Maritime Hydrographic Directorate)
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in the field of hydrography. In 2009 The Romanian Maritime Hydrographic Directorate organized at Constantza the 9th Meeting of the BASWG Working Group.
The 9th Meeting of the Black and Azov Seas Working Group (BASWG) took place
in Constanta, under the Chairmanship of Rear Admiral Mustafa Iptes, the Director
of the Turkish Hydrographic Office. Representatives from the HOs of Romania,
Ukraine, Turkey and Bulgaria participated. The NAVAREA III Coordinator for the
Mediterranean and Black Seas, Commander Aguilar from Spain, participated as an
Observer. Vice Admiral Alexandros Maratos, representing the International Hydrographic Bureau, also participated as an Observer (see Fig. 33.18).
Between 2004 and 2016 the Romanian hydrographic ships and boats have
conducted annual hydrographic survey wich were concretized in developing a
new international chart INT 3905 (1.030.02): Romania’s Black Sea coast; Port of
Constanta, scale 1:30,000 (see Fig. 33.19).
In 2012 The Romanian Hydrographic Maritime Directorate became the 27th
member of the International Centre for Electronic Navigational Charts (IC-ENC),
center located beside the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, which collects,
validates and distributes to the international maritime community interested in
electronic navigational charts of the Member states. In April 2013 it has been
Fig. 33.15 Chart 1010.10, De la Midia la Vadu (Source: With the permission of Romanian
Maritime Hydrographic Directorate)
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R. Bos ¸neagu