Operation CROSS 76 stats 1992 2020

CROSS operations whose reference ports are located in the Seine-Maritime Department, from 1992 to 2020.

This is an extraction of data from the Ministry for the Ecological and Solidarity Transition, available at national level, on assistance and rescue operations coordinated by the CROSS (Regional Operational Monitoring and Rescue Centres) relating to assistance operations in French waters. The selection proposed here concerns operations whose reference ports (see metadata) are located in Seine-Maritime.

Extensive documentation on this dataset is available at: https://mtes-mct.github.io/secmar-documentation/

This data is also the subject of a sea rescue map (SECMAR) at the following address: https://map.snosan.fr/

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Additional resources

• Data.gouv website: https://www.data.gouv.fr/en/organizations/ministere-de-la-transition-ecologique-et-solidaire/

The open platform of French public data offers, on the page dedicated to the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity Transition, many datasets relating to the maritime theme (downloadable in csv format):register of French professional vessels, seamen's qualifications, etc.

• Port of Le Havre site: https://www.havre-port.com/

The Port of Le Havre website offers a real-time map of movements at the port, access to SIMBAD data on swell and wind, various regulatory documents and forms to download, information on the status of bridges and locks, etc.

• Website of the SNSM association - Lifeguards at sea: https://www.snsm.org/how-to-alert-les-secours-en-mer

This site dedicates a page to the theme "How to alert rescue at sea?"

• Website of the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity Transition: https://www.ecologie.gouv.fr/surveillance-et-sauvetage-en-mer

This site offers a page dedicated to surveillance and rescue at sea, illustrated with several infographics and including links to the pages of the websites of CROSS Gris-nez (East Channel – Pas de Calais, which operates in Seine-Maritime north of Cap d’Antifer) and Jobourg (Central Channel, which operates in Seine-Maritime south of Cap d’Antifer).