ARLA/CLUSTER: Frequências para o Exercício de Comunicações de Emergência durante o JOTA 2011

[João Gonçalves Costa]

Hi,
  there is more information on the JOTA website at
http://www.scout.org/en/information_events/events/jota/the_54th_jota_2011 which
you may need to be aware of.

According to the website, groups in Portugal, Malaysia, and Turkey will
be leading am emergency communications exercise which will be held
between 1200 and 1800UTC on 15th October. The world scout station HB9S
will be providing information into the exercise and will be receiving
messages in IARU format. WA9BSA may also be participating from the USA.
The exercise involves a simulated earthquake in the area of "Scoutonia".

The exercise description is at
http://www.scout.org/en/information_events/events/jota/the_54th_jota_2011/instructions_scoutonia_eathquake
. From this document it says;

"Frequencies where traffic from Scoutonia could be heard are:
21.360 MHz, 14.300 MHz and 7.060 MHz for voice communication
14.065 MHz and 7.065 MHz for the NBEMS digital messages, using mainly MT63 and PSK-500R modes.
Of course, other frequencies might be used (depends on what radio
amateurs in Scoutonia can put on the air after the disaster of course)
and messages may be passed on by others during the day as well. All
amateur radio operators world-wide have been informed by the IARU about
this JOTA event and may jump to your help in passing messages and
looking for more info. Ask around on the air waves."

I have asked why 7060 is to be used for voice when this frequency is now
datamodes in the latest Region 1 bandplan and maybe this will be changed
to 7110 (kHz).

Even though some of you have said that you are not involved in JOTA or
that your country is not following the main world events it may be good
to inform your members that this exercise is taking place on the CoA
frequencies in case they hear the activity.

73,
Greg, G0DUB
IARU Region 1 Emergency Communications Co-Ordinator


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