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3) The meeting commenced with a reminder of the sad news concerning the death of the Vice<br />
Chairman, Mr. Don VACHON who had passed away shortly after the 18th TSMAD meeting that<br />
had been hosted by the Canadian Hydrographic Service in May. Don VACHON had been a strong<br />
advocate for the development of the S-100 standard, and was the first chairman of the subworking<br />
group set up to undertake the work of this new standard. Jean-Luc DÉNIEL from the<br />
French Hydrographic Office (SHOM) was unanimously elected as the new TSMAD Vice<br />
Chairman.<br />
4) After several years of development work, it was reported that the S-100 standard had been<br />
completed and had been endorsed for release by the HSSC.<br />
5) During 2009 TSMAD also produced a new version of the S-58 publication - Recommended ENC<br />
Validation Checks and a new S-57 Supplement. The primary focus of future TSMAD work will<br />
be the production of the next S-101 ENC Product Specification.<br />
10th and 11th MEETINGS OF THE STANDARDIZATION OF NAUTICAL PUBLICATIONS<br />
WORKING GROUP (SNPWG)<br />
Norfolk Virginia, 23 to 27 February<br />
Chair:<br />
Deputy Chair:<br />
Secretary:<br />
Mr. ACLAND (UK)<br />
Mr. NYBERG (USA), then<br />
Mr. SCHROEDER-FUERSTENBERG (Germany)<br />
Mr. AAGAARD (Denmark)<br />
The 10th SNPWG meeting took place at the Nauticus Museum in Norfolk Virginia, USA. Members<br />
from Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, UK and the USA attended. Representatives<br />
from CARIS, Jeppesen, IS Interschalt Systems and the University of New Hampshire (CCOM) also<br />
participated in the meeting.<br />
The Chair, Mr. ACLAND (UK) highlighted several initiatives that could influence the future direction<br />
of the working group. These included the IALA e-navigation work relating to the use of virtual<br />
navigational aids (e.g. buoys), and the International Association of Harbour Masters Association work<br />
to standardize the reporting of harbour information.<br />
The deputy chair Mr. NYBERG (USA) informed the meeting that he would no longer be able to<br />
participate in the WG meetings due to work commitments. He has been an active member since its<br />
inception. Mr. SCHROEDER-FUERSTENBERG (Germany) was unanimously elected as the new deputy<br />
chair.<br />
SNPWG10 – aboard the USS WISCONSIN