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Icelandic Coast Guard VesselVessel trackedtracked byby flagflag statestate VMSVMS IcelandicIcelandic IcelandicIcelandic fishingfishing vesselvessel VMSVMS inin IcelandicIcelandic waterswaters Icelandic Coast Guard VesselVessel trackedtracked byby flagflag statestate VMSVMS IcelandicIcelandic IcelandicIcelandic fishingfishing vesselvessel inin NorwegianNorwegian waterswaters VMSVMS UponUpon detectingdetecting thethe vesselvessel inin NorwegianNorwegian waterswaters anan automaticautomatic EntryEntry isis transmittedtransmitted toto NorwayNorway byby thethe VMVMSS andand positionposition reportsreports forwardedforwarded everyevery 22 hourshours NorwegianNorwegian VMSVMS Icelandic Coast Guard VesselVessel trackedtracked byby flagflag statestate VMSVMS NorwegianNorwegian fishingfishing vesselvessel inin NorwegianNorwegian waterswaters NorwegianNorwegian VMSVMS Icelandic Coast Guard VesselVessel trackedtracked byby flagflag statestate VMSVMS NorwegianNorwegian fishingfishing vesselvessel inin IcelandicIcelandic waterswaters IcelandicIcelandic VMSVMS UponUpon detectingdetecting thethe vesselvessel inin IcelandicIcelandic waterswaters anan automaticautomatic EntryEntry isis transmittedtransmitted toto IcelandIceland byby thethe VMVMSS andand positionposition reportsreports forwardedforwarded everyevery 22 hourshours NorwegianNorwegian VMSVMS Icelandic Coast Guard VesselsVessels trackedtracked byby flagflag statestate VMSVMS IcelandicIcelandic VMSVMS WhenWhen vesselsvessels areare detecteddetected outsideoutside oneone anotheranother waterswaters anan ExitExit messagemessage isis automaticallyautomatically transmittedtransmitted fromfrom thethe relevantrelevant VMSVMS andand thethe automaticautomatic forwardingforwarding ofof positionposition reportsreports isis switchedswitched off.off. NorwegianNorwegian VMSVMS Icelandic Coast Guard •• DataData exchangeexchange withwith twotwo RFMOs,RFMOs, NEAFCNEAFC andand NAFONAFO –– TrackingTracking datadata everyevery twotwo hourshours –– CatchCatch andand ActivityActivity reportsreports •• CatchCatch onon EntryEntry •• EntryEntry •• CatchCatch •• TranshipmentTranshipment •• PortPort ofof LandingLanding •• CatchCatch onon ExitExit •• ExitExit •• SurveillanceSurveillance DataData •• InspectionInspection DataData •• PortPort StateState ControlControl Icelandic Coast Guard IncreasedIncreasedIncreased flowflowflow ofofof informationinformationinformation •• Can,Can, ifif usedused inin aa cococo-ordinated--ordinatedordinated way,way, leadlead toto moremore costcost effectiveeffective operationsoperations –– ConductConduct airborneairborne surveillancesurveillance fromfrom greatergreater altitudesaltitudes •• RemoteRemote identificationidentification •• UnknownUnknown vesselsvessels willwill bebe veryvery visiblevisible Icelandic Coast Guard The route is flown in 5 hrs in low altitude but 4 hrs in higher Route Cover in 1.000 feet Icelandic EEZ ca. 220.000 nm 2 Cover at 15.000 feet 4 0 nm Cover 50.000 nm 2 80 nm or 22% of the EEZ Cover 105.000 nm 2 or 49% of the
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