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A-15 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES President Gloria MACAPAGAL ARROYO appointed Capt. Rodolfo M. AGATON laston 15 November 2002, with the rank of Commodore, as the new Director of the Coast and Geodetic Survey Department (CGSD) Director with the rank of Commodore. Prior to this appointment, he served as Assistant Director of the same office for almost 3 years. Commodore AGATON has been in the service for more than 29 years. He started his career as a cadet in 1973 at the former Bureau of Coast and Geodetic Survey (BCGS), now the CGSD of the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA). After his promotion as ensignto Ensign in 1974, he further rose from the ranks to stellar positions: lieutenant junior grade in 1977, lieutenant senior grade in 1981, lieutenant commander in 1984, commander in 1990, and captainhigher positions: Lieutenant Junior Grade in 1977, Lieutenant Senior Grade in 1981, Lieutenant Commander in 1984, Commander in 1990, and Captain in 1999. The newThis high-ranking official is a graduate of the Mapua Institute of Technology withand has a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He also hascompleted a graduate degree course in Photogrammetry fromat the Institute of Aerial and Earth Science, The Netherlands. Further, he has undergone extensive trainings andtraining and attended many seminars in and out of the country, including the hydrographic course at the Maritime Safety Agency and map compilation training,training in map compilation, both in Japan. ARGENTINA Captain Miguel CLEMENTS took up the post of Chief of the Naval HydrographyHydrographic Service on 26 February 2003. Captain CLEMENTS joined the Argentinean Navy in 1969. During his career, he served on board hydrographic and oceanographic ships, and was Commander of the hydrographic ship “Comodoro Rivadavia”. In the Naval HydrographyHydrographic Service he held the post of Chief ofthe Nautical Safety and Oceanography. Sweden. He took a degree in Physical Oceanography at the Technological Institute of Buenos Aires and hold a Masterholds a Master's Degree in Maritime Administration and Marine Environment Protection offrom the World Maritime University of Malmö,
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