NW-M-1627-26
Unmanned Wave Glider operating in Halifax approaches along reported polyline
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No longer in forceA remotely operated Wave Glider C34164NS is offloading data from bottom-mounted acoustic receivers along a polyline in the Halifax approaches. The glider is copper-coloured, 3.05 m by 0.81 m, moves at about 1.0 knot, has a 1.2 m mast with a white light and orange flag, and carries a non-transmitting AIS receiver. The activity was published 2026-11-11 16:11 UTC and remains in force until further notice. Mariners are given contact numbers for further information or to report issues.
- Type
- Survey operations · severity moderate
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- Location
- Southwestern Shore, Halifax Approaches
- Validity
- From 11 Nov 2026, 16:11 UTC
2026-11-11 16:11 UTC - Hazards
- unmanned wave glider, scientific acoustic receivers
- Cancels
- NW-M-1624-26
Worked out automatically from the warning text on 11 Nov 2026, 16:48 UTC. It can be wrong: the official warning text is the authority.
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