U.S. Coast Guard International Ice Patrol (IIP) Customer Survey

U.S. Coast Guard International Ice Patrol (IIP) Customer Survey

1625-0087_IIP_Customer_Survey UPDATED

U.S. Coast Guard International Ice Patrol (IIP) Customer Survey

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International Ice Patrol (IIP) Customer Survey


Please indicate the organization you are affiliated with. _______________________

Employment: (Please check one):

Ship Captain/Crew Vessel Name _____________ Call Sign _________ Home Port ____________

Shipping Agent Insurance Company Agent Member of Scientific Community

Employee of Government Agency Specify___________________

Routing Service Other ___________________________________

Please respond to the questions below by circling the appropriate answer.

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Do you attempt to receive IIP’s SafetyNET Bulletin?


Do you attempt to receive IIP’s SITOR Bulletin?


Do you attempt to receive IIP’s NAVTEX Bulletin?


Do you attempt to receive IIP’s HF Facsimile Chart?


Do you attempt to record the Limits of All Known Ice from voice broadcasts? (list radio stations received from _______________________)


Do you access IIP’s products via the Internet?


Do you alter your course to pass outside the Limit of All Known Ice?


Does your voyage require that you pass within the Limit of All Known Ice?

(i.e., required trips to St. John’s, Newfoundland)

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Please check all the following communications equipment that you have access to:

INMARSAT-A HF Facsimile Internet Access

INMARSAT-C HF Radio Transreceiver

INMARSAT-M VHF Radio Transreceiver


Which IIP products do you keep available for reference in the pilothouse or operations center? (Select all that apply.)

IIP SafetyNET Bulletin IIP SITOR Bulletin IIP NAVTEX Bulletin

IIP HF Facsimile IIP Safeties IIP Web Site Products None


What information do you plot on your navigational charts? (Select all that apply.)

Limit of All Known Ice Area of Many Bergs Sea Ice Limit

Individual icebergs and radar targets None


What method do you use to make reports to IIP? (Select all that apply.)

INMARSAT Phone Fax Radio

Telex Internet/Email Other: No reports made


Based on your experience, how accurate is the Limit of All Known Ice?

Extremely Accurate (icebergs never seen outside the LIMIT)

Very Accurate (icebergs rarely seen outside the LIMIT)

Somewhat Accurate (icebergs occasionally seen outside the LIMIT)

Please circle the choice that is closest to how you would answer the questions below. Please use the blank lines below each section to provide any additional input or comments.

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moderately


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Are IIP’s products useful to you?


Do you find IIP’s products accessible?


Do IIP’s products reach you in a timely manner?

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Never Accurate (icebergs always seen outside the LIMIT)



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How often do you use IIP’s products?


How often do you get ice information from routing services?


How often do you report icebergs to IIP?


How often do you send weather and/or sea surface temperature reports?

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How often do you detect or observe icebergs?


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Please rank the following IIP products according to usefulness ( 1 = least important, 6 = most important)

IIP SafetyNET Bulletin IIP SITOR Bulletin IIP NAVTEX Bulletin

IIP HF Facsimile IIP Safeties IIP Web Site Products


How would you improve IIP’s products to make them more useful and convenient?





Please mail to: Commander

International Ice Patrol

1082 Shennecossett Road

Groton, CT 06340 USA

Or complete online at: http://www.uscg.mil/lantarea/iip/survey/survey.html

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