East Asia Hydrographic Commission (EAHC)
Sejarah dan Latar Belakang EAHC
- The East Asia Hydrographic Commission (EAHC) is a regional hydrographic commission within the framework of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO). It was established in 1971, on the occasion of the inaugural meeting of the EAHC under the initiative of China, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Philippines and Thailand. Later, DPR of Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei joined the commission.
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- The EAHC composed of the Hydrographers of the countries bordering the Northwest Pacific Ocean, Japan Sea, Yellow Sea, Eastern China Sea, South China Sea, Philippine Sea, Malacca Strait, Northeastern Indian Ocean and adjacent waters in conformity with the Resolution S9 of the Ninth International Hydrographic Conference. The Permanent Secretariat of the EAHC is the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Department of Japan.
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- The main achievement has been producing of the South China Sea ENC in 2005. EAHC decided changing a structure of its organization in order to better meet the future challenges as regional developments in its technical expertise and experience at the 7th EAHC Coordinating Meeting in Republic of Korea in 2013, and then the 1st EAHC Steering Commettee Meeting was held in Malaysia in 2014 replacing the EAHC Coordinating Meeting.
Keanggotaan EAHC
- China (Current Vice-Chair of EAHC)
- Indonesia (Current Chair of EAHC)
- Japan (EAHC Permanent Secretariat)
- Republic of Korea
- Philippines
- Thailand
- DPR of Korea
- Malaysia
- Singapore
- Brunei
Terma Rujukan EAHC
Active Statutes (Last Amended Date: September 2022)
- Amended Statutes (Date: September 1980)
- Original Statutes (April 1971)
Jawatankuasa Teknikal
Tiada
Kumpulan Kerja
- EA Training, Research and Development Centre (TRDC)
- Regional ENC Coordinating Centre (RECC)
- Charting and Hydrograpy Committee (CHC)
- Marine Data Infrastructure Working Group (MSDIWG)
- Philippines
Aktiviti EAHC
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