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Fields

Type

Description

Purpose

ID (subject identifier)

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drift

GRAMMAR

subject name

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Drift

GRAMMAR

subject type

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process

GRAMMAR

Also known as

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drifting, not making way through water, adrift,

TIC Description

Definition

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“Drift" is the process by which a carrier (vessel) is stopping has stopped its engine and not making way through the water but is still underway (i.e. not at anchor, or alongside, or aground) in order to maintain an intermediate waiting position on its way to the port (terminal) or after departure from the port (terminal).

Further Detail

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Drifting Drift is a sub-process of the subject (process) CarrierVisit. It may occur during Carriervisit.Arrival or CarrierVisitCarriervisit.Departureprocess, or independent from both.

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The Anchorage drift “start” event occurs when the vessel “Let go” (drops) the anchor (arrival to anchorage area). This may be in the approach towards the port or after leaving that port, usually at a designated anchorage area in the seaside vicinity of the port or river passage.
Anchorage vessel’s engine is stopped while reaching the drifting position and is not making way through the water anymore (i.e. only drifting and moving with current).

drift “end” event occurs when the vessel’s anchor heaved in and nested (departure from anchorageengine is started in order to leave the drifting position permanently (i.e. vessel underway, making way through the water) to proceed to its next destination (e.g. pilot boarding ground, anchorage etc.).

TIC Description

Required Information

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CarrierVisit

TIC Description

SUBJECT

carriervisit, anchorage, drift, pilot, towage, mooring, portgate, terminalgate (& pregate).

CONCEPT

id, name, active, inactive, idle, working, start, end

Related standards

O ISO 6346

  JIT Port call Data definitions 1.2 (June 2022)

TIC Description

Related TIC 4.0 definition

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https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/c/3RUk3VuD https://tic40.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=1000407248&draftShareId=0f0a22b5-91ab-46fe-a0b2-13799bf2e3a6 TerminalOperations Departure Inbound Check-In Dwell CargoVisit Check-out Outbound

Example

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carriervisit.id = MLT1974

tos.@.carriervisit.start@.timearrival.output.actual =2022-04-26T10:00:00.000Zcarriervisit.arrival.@.drift.@.start.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T10:00:00.000Z

carriervisittos.terminaloperations@.startcarriervisit.time@.output.actual =2022-04-26T10:30:00.000Zcarrierisit.arrivalarrival.@.drift.@.end.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T1126T10:00:00.000Z

cargovisittos.inbound.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T11:00:00.000Z

carriervisit.cargooperations.start.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T11:10:00.000Z

carriervisit.cargooperations.end.@.carriervisit.@.departure.@.drift.@.start.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T1826T10:00:00.000Z

cargovisit.outbound.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T18:30:00.000Z

carriervisit.departure.start.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T18:30:00.000Z

carriervisit.terminaloperations.end.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T18:40:00.000Z

carrierisit.departure.end.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T19:00:00.000Z

carrierisit.tos.@.carriervisit.@.departure.@.drift.@.end.time.output.actual =2022-04-26T1926T10:00:00.000Z

Example in the context of the grammar

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Link to one or more operational processes

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Search tags

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arrival, carrier, carriervisit, departure, inbound, outbound, cargooperations, anchorage, drift, pilot, towage, mooring, portgate, terminalgate, pregate

Version / Date

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2022.004 006 - 1/0512/2022

Internal TIC Version

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2022042620221121

Created by

Edited by

Review / Approve

Published

RBS EMEA   
2022-10-19

 Francisco Blanquer Jaraiz

20221121