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You do here and what is a typical shift like? what we do here, we're here to observe what's going on out there, personal watercraft, yachts etc, just to make sure they are safe and everything, and we've got various tools to help us do that. we've got, obviously, binoculars, we've got radios — vhf radios — where we can listen to any emergency calls or hear what the routine traffic is going along. the weather is fair and visibility is good. and we also have an ais system, which brings up various vessels as well, so we've got a number of tools that help us do ourjob. not only are we looking o...

Now, simon, you are one of the volunteers here for the nci, so talk me through the important work you do here and what is a typical shift like? what we do here, we're here to observe what's going on out there, personal watercraft, yachts etc, just to make sure they are safe and everything, and we've got various tools to help us do that. we've got, obviously, binoculars, we've got radios — vhf radios — where we can listen to any emergency calls or hear what the routine traffic is going along. the weather is fair and visibility is good. and we also have an ais system, which brings up various...

What we do here, we're here to observe what's going on out there, personal watercraft, yachts etc, just to make sure they are safe and everything, and we've got various tools to help us do that. we've got, obviously, binoculars, we've got radios — vhf radios — where we can listen to any emergency calls or hear what the routine traffic is going along. the weather is fair and visibility is good. and we also have an ais system, which brings up various vessels as well, so we've got a number of tools that help us do ourjob. not only are we looking out at sea, we also get a lot of visitors up he...

Rather than purely in the central regions of mozambique. and that means that there's also risk for south africa, not in terms of having a direct landfall of a tropical cyclone at this point in time, but if we consider that tropical cyclones have a diameter of 100—500 kilometres, that those storm bands can really affect south africa more than they would've in the past because of the southward displacement. i'm back inside the national coastwatch institution station here at the needles on the isle of wight, and the views here are fantastic, i tell you. you can see right across the south coast ...

All the way to anvil head there — about 15 nautical miles away. and one person who regularly looks out over this view is simon. now, simon, you are one of the volunteers here for the nci, so talk me through the important work you do here and what is a typical shift like? what we do here, we're here to observe what's going on out there, personal watercraft, yachts etc, just to make sure they are safe and everything, and we've got various tools to help us do that. we've got, obviously, binoculars, we've got radios, vhf radios where we can listen to any emergency calls or hear what the routine ...