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Briana: /* Extension Proposal */

2016-03-22T10:48:46Z

Extension Proposal

Briana at 10:39, 22 March 2016

2016-03-22T10:39:44Z

Briana at 08:19, 21 March 2016

2016-03-21T08:19:40Z

Briana at 13:32, 13 January 2016

2016-01-13T13:32:17Z

Briana: /* Sample/Test Data */

2015-12-09T13:50:10Z

Sample/Test Data

Briana: /* Sample/Test Data */

2015-12-08T13:28:57Z

Sample/Test Data

Briana at 13:26, 8 December 2015

2015-12-08T13:26:56Z

Briana: A collation of all things Marine Protected Area (MPA)

2015-12-08T02:48:13Z

A collation of all things Marine Protected Area (MPA)

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 == Sample/Test Data ==
-[http://wp12183585.server-he.de/npubwiki/nwiki/index.php/SNPWG6#S-122_Marine_Protected_Area Test data wiki page]
+[http://wp12183585.server-he.de/npubwiki/wiki/index.php/SNPWG6#S-122_Marine_Protected_Area Test data wiki page]
 ===Discussion of the test data samples===

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 == Sample/Test Data ==
-[http://wp12183585.server-he.de/npubwiki/wiki/index.php/SNPWG6#S-122_Marine_Protected_Area Test data wiki page]
+[http://wp12183585.server-he.de/npubwiki/nwiki/index.php/SNPWG6#S-122_Marine_Protected_Area Test data wiki page]
 ===Discussion of the test data samples===

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	==Extension Proposal==		==Extension Proposal==
−	[http://www.iho.int/mtg_docs/com_wg/NIPWG/NIPWG2/NIPWG2-20.6-Presentation_S124_extension_MARPOL.pdf Marine Pollution]	+	[http://www.iho.int/mtg_docs/com_wg/NIPWG/NIPWG2/NIPWG2-20.6-Presentation_S124_extension_MARPOL.pdf Marine Pollution - MARPOL] - proposed by Transas

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−	==~~Issues~~==	+	==Extension Proposal==
		+	[http://www.iho.int/mtg_docs/com_wg/NIPWG/NIPWG2/NIPWG2-20.6-Presentation_S124_extension_MARPOL.pdf Marine Pollution]

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	Portrayal and DCEG: Jens Schröder-Fürstenberg (GE)		Portrayal and DCEG: Jens Schröder-Fürstenberg (GE)
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		+	NOTE: S-122 will become part of the [[S-127\| S-127 (Traffic Management)]].

	==Feature Concept Dictionary Terms==		==Feature Concept Dictionary Terms==

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 '''Marine Protected Areas'''
 <br>''a place to discuss and follow the work''
 ==Feature Concept Dictionary Terms==

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 == Sample/Test Data ==
 [http://wp12183585.server-he.de/npubwiki/wiki/index.php/SNPWG6#S-122_Marine_Protected_Area Test data wiki page]
 ===Discussion of the test data samples===
 [[MPA_Test_Data_Sample|MPA Discussion page]]
-===Presence of the North Atlantic Right Whales===
+===North Atlantic Right Whale Data===
 The North Atlantic right whale is one of the world's most endangered large whale species. North Atlantic right whales are found primarily in continental shelf waters between Florida and Nova Scotia. They migrate annually along the east coast between the feeding grounds off New England and Canada and the calving grounds off Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Because right whales mate, rest, feed and nurse their young at the surface, and often do not move out of the way of oncoming ships, they are highly vulnerable to being struck. Pregnant females and females with nursing calves appear to be particularly vulnerable to collisions with ships. Ship strikes and fishing gear entanglements are the two known sources of human-related mortality. Intentionally approaching within 500 yards of right whales is prohibited and is a violation of federal law. (See 50 CFR 224.103, chapter 2 for limits, regulations and exceptions.)
-===Description===
+====Description====
 [[File:NARW-fig1.jpg|thumb|right|Fig. a - North Atlantic Right Whale Description]] Right whales are large baleen whales (Fig. a). Adults are generally 45 to 55 feet in length and can weigh up to 70 tons.  The body is mostly black, but irregularly shaped white patches may be present on the ventral surface. The best field identification marks are a broad back with no dorsal fin, irregular bumpy white patches (callosities) on the head, and a distinctive two-column V-shaped blow when viewed from directly behind or in front of the whale. The whales have broad, paddle-shaped flippers and a broad, deeply notched tail. (See following diagrams and photographs.) Right whales are slow moving and seldom travel faster than 5 or 6 knots. They can stay submerged for 10 to 20 minutes and may appear suddenly when surfacing to breathe. They are often seen alone or in small groups. At times, right whales form large courtship groups of 20 to 30 animals.
-===Seasonal Occurance===
+====Seasonal Occurance====
 During seasons and in areas where right whales may occur, vessel operators should maintain a sharp lookout for whales and reduce speeds when consistent with safe navigation. In any given year oceanographic variability may affect the seasonal distribution of right whales. In 1986, right whales were frequently sighted within the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary throughout the summer, and in the early spring of 1998 a large number of right whales were documented near the Narragansett/Buzzards Bay Traffic Separation Scheme. Three areas in U.S. waters have been designated as critical habitats for North Atlantic right whales. The northern critical habitats, the Great South Channel (east of Cape Cod) and Cape Cod Bay extending into Massachusetts Bay, are feeding and nursery grounds. The southern critical habitat, off coastal Florida and Georgia (Sebastian Inlet, Florida to the Altamaha River, Georgia), is a calving area. (See 50 CFR 226.203, chapter 2 for limits, regulations and exceptions).
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-===Speed restrictions===
+====Speed restrictions====
 ''to protect North Atlantic Right Whales''
-====224.105====
+=====224.105=====
 <ol type='a'>
    <li>The following restrictions apply to: All vessels greater than or equal to 65 ft (19.8 m) in overall length and subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, and all other vessels greater than or equal to 65 ft (19.8 m) in overall length entering or departing a port or place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. These restrictions shall not apply to U.S. vessels owned or operated by, or under contract to, the Federal Government. This exemption extends to foreign sovereign vessels when they are engaging in joint exercises with the U.S. Department of the Navy. In addition, these restrictions do not apply to law enforcement vessels of a State, or political subdivision thereof, when engaged in law enforcement or search and rescue duties.
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 </ol>
-====Mandatory Speed Restrictions====
+=====Mandatory Speed Restrictions=====
 [[File:NE-managementArea.jpg|thumb|right|Fig. b - Northeast Management area]] [[File:Mid-Atlantic-managementArea.jpg|thumb|right|Fig. c - MidAtlantic Management area]] [[File:SE-managementArea.jpg|thumb|right|Fig. d - Southeast Management area]] Vessels 65 feet or greater in length overall (L.O.A.) are subject to mandatory speed restrictions of 10 knots or less in seasonal management areas (SMA) along the U.S. East Coast during times when right whales are likely to be present (See following maps for locations of SMAs). The Northeastern SMA speed restrictions are in place from January 1 through May 15 in Cape Cod Bay, from March 1 through April 30 off Race Point, and from April 1 through July 31 in the Great South Channel. Speed restrictions in the Mid-Atlantic U.S. SMAs are in place from November 1 to April 30 and include Block Island Sound, entry into the Ports of New York/New Jersey, Delaware Bay, Entrance to Chesapeake Bay, and the Ports of Morehead City and Beaufort, NC, and within a continuous boundary approximately 20 nautical miles from shore around the major ports of Wilmington, NC, Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA. Speed restrictions are in place in  the Southeastern U.S. SMA from November 15 to April 15; this area extends from shore approximately 30 nautical miles eastward and contains the major ports of Brunswick, GA, Fernandina Beach, FL and Jacksonville, FL. (See 50 CFR 224.105, chapter 2 for regulations, limitations, and exceptions and complete description of the SMAs.) NOAA Fisheries may also establish voluntary Dynamic Management Areas (DMAs) when right whales are present in areas and times not covered by the SMAs. Information about established DMAs will be announced over NOAA's customary maritime communication media. Mariners are encouraged to avoid or reduce speeds to 10 knots or less while transiting through DMAs.
-===Precautions===
+====Precautions====
 ''Precautions when transiting right whale habitat and areas of recently reported right whale sightings:''
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 If a right whale is sighted from the ship or reported along the intended track of the ship, mariners should exercise caution, post a lookout and reduce speed to 10 knots when consistent with safe navigation. If a right whale is sighted, a vessel must steer a course away from the right whale and immediately leave the area at slow safe speed. Do not assume right whales will move out of the way of an approaching vessel. Mariners should keep in mind that it is illegal to approach a right whale closer than 500 yards.
-===Reporting===
+====Reporting====
 Reporting details in case of whale struck:

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	NARW test data sample from the test data wiki page is shown below as an inline example for comments within the wiki.		NARW test data sample from the test data wiki page is shown below as an inline example for comments within the wiki.
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		+	===Discussion of the test data samples===
		+	[[MPA_Test_Data_Sample\|MPA Discussion page]]

	===Presence of the North Atlantic Right Whales===		===Presence of the North Atlantic Right Whales===

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 ===Speed restrictions===
 ''to protect North Atlantic Right Whales''
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 *species and size, if known.
 ==Issues==