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GENERAL CONTENT:1. IMO + IHO + WMO regulatory framework.2. Observation and communication systems.3. Marine meteorology.4. Applied climatology.5. Operational planning.6. Meteorological support.ASSOCIATED GOVERNANCE STATE:Flag State and Coastal State.COURSE ON BASIC, COASTAL, AND ANTARCTIC METEOROLOGYOBJECTIVE: Exchange of practical experience and updating of professional knowledge for a safe navigation, planning of maritime and coastal operations, reporting of conditions, monitoring of extreme events, and interpretation of forecasts and other available information.es. TARGET GROUP: Local Maritime Authorities, officers and ratings of all types of vessels, maritime regulators, training organizations, and consultants.MARITIME SAFETY AND PORT SECURITYTOTAL HOURS:80.MODE:In-person.LANGUAGE:Spanish, with simultaneous interpretation into English.The course does NOT include the issuance of a certificate.LINKAGE WITH THE III CODE:Parts 2 and 3.INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENT:The course is not mandatory, but it falls within activities related to compliance with the IMO Audit Scheme (IMSAS); SOLAS Convention, Chapter V, Safety of Navigation, Regulation 5 Meteorological services and warnings, and Regulation 6 Ice Patrol Service (; IMO Circulars MSC 102/22/3 and MEPC 8/15/2 RSMC.MER; STCW Convention; Polar Code, and WMO Publications Nos. 1205 and EC 76.16