Cable ops
3.3 mile long seismic cable, marked by buoy with white strobe light, adrift in 39-37S 142-40E at 101740Z nov
HYDROPAC 1820/01
- issued
- 2001-11-10 21:18Z
- status
- cancelled 2001-11-12 06:35Z (archive)
- authority
- RCC AUSTRALIA IOR EGC#24201 101744Z NOV 01
- position
- -39.617, 142.667
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
1. 3.3 MILE LONG SEISMIC CABLE, MARKED BY BUOY WITH WHITE STROBE LIGHT, ADRIFT IN 39-37S 142-40E AT 101740Z NOV. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 17 NOV.
This area · cable & pipeline work
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- Seismic survey in progress until further notice by M/V orient explorer along trackline between 39-35S…2005-11-14
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Timeline
- S/V island explorer, one person on board, broken rudder in 11-07S 045-33E at 101100Z novcancelled by · 2001-11-12
Nearby now · within 120 nm
- Six meter buoy, yellow, established in 38-47.62S 142-37.77ENav aids · 49.4 nm
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- Great australian bightCable ops · 68.7 nm
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