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From VTS to VTM CMTCC - Coastal Maritime Traffic Control Centre Coastal VTS area and (in pink) SRS area - COPREP In total spanning 450 miles of coastline and extending up to 50 miles from the coast National Authority for Vessel Traffic Control Coastal VTS Centres (1+1 redundant) Port Administrations VTS Centre for Port of Leix?es VTS Centre for Port of Aveiro VTS Centre for Port of Lisbon VTS Centre for Port of Setubal VTS Centre for Port of Sines Port of Viana do Castelo Port of Figueira da Foz Port of Portim?o Port of Faro VTS Madeira Azores National VTS System Coastal Maritime Traffic Control Centre 8 long range primary coastal radarsDetection of mobile targets with projected area 20m2, height of 2,5 m above sea level and speeds up to 45 knots Plus: 7 AIS base stations 7 VHF multi-channel radio stations 7 RDF stations 8 short range primary harbour and approach radars Plus: 4 AIS base stations 4 VHF multi-channel radio stations 4 RDF stations 5 meteorological stations Control Centres Communication sites Harbour stations Coastal stations Dedicated data exchange network with 155 mbits bandwith 1 supervisory console4 working consoles1 de-briefing console Each working position offers: 2 traffic display systems – integration of radar and AIS targets 1 touchscreen VCS control monitor 1 GMDSS/DSC monitor 1 Maritime database monitor – automatic correlation of radar and AIS targets with database. RADAR COVERAGE OF THE COASTAL VTS SYSTEM AIS VHF TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES TSS off Cape Roca TSS off Cape S. Vicente SERVICES INS – Information service TOS – Traffic organization service NAS – Navigational assistance service MAS – Maritime Assistance Services - Res. A.950(23) ISPS/SSAS alert messages recipient GMDSS/DSC services for area A1 COPREP WETREP Assistance to SAR Assistance to anti-pollution services Assistance and inter-action to other allied services and stakeholders in the MD IPTM, IP Portuguese Maritime Administration National ship registry