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Through the ADMIRALTY Marine Data Portal, users can access extensive data on bathymetry, wrecks and obstructions, ships' routeing, maritime limits and offshore infrastructure We offer a range of seabed mapping data and services - from the depth of the seafloor to its composition
- Notices to Mariners - Weekly - ADMIRALTY
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- ADMIRALTY Digital Catalogue (ADC)
The ADMIRALTY Digital Catalogue (ADC) provides a comprehensive and up-to-date reference of ADMIRALTY products and services, including Standard Nautical Charts and Nautical Publications, as well as AVCS, ARCS, ADMIRALTY ECDIS Service and T P NMs
- About The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) | ADMIRALTY
The Royal Navy and all UK defence vessels, from ships to submarines, rely on the UKHO and our ADMIRALTY products and services for safe navigation We work closely with maritime forces and global allies to ensure the best maritime geospatial information is available
- ADMIRALTY Vector Chart Service
The ADMIRALTY Vector Chart Service (AVCS) provides the widest official ENC coverage available, enabling ships to navigate on ECDIS for the entirety of most major routes on a single chart service
- ADMIRALTY Nautical Charts
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) produces electronic and paper nautical charts through its ADMIRALTY portfolio, including comprehensive chart coverage of the world’s commercial shipping routes and ports
- How the S-100 data framework will shape e-navigation | ADMIRALTY
Based on research with maritime professionals, this report explores how prepared the industry is for the shift to the S-100 data framework, what benefits it could bring and where barriers still exist As the maritime sector enters a period of transition to a new generation of navigational solutions, S-100 is set to play a key role This framework, developed by the International Hydrographic
- S-100: Shaping the future of navigation - ADMIRALTY
Discover how S-100, the next generation of data standards, will transform the way decisions are made from ship to shore
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