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ECDIS Sea Trials

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 October 2009

J. A. Spaans
J. A. Spaans
Affiliation:
(Royal Netherlands Naval Academy)
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Extract

In 1989 the International Maritime Organization (IMO) published its Provisional Performance Standards (PPS) for ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems) and asked member governments to assess these standards and submit their findings to the Sub-Committee on Safety of Navigation. IMO intends to finalize the standards in 1993.

Keywords

1. Charts2. Display of information3. Automation4. Systems and equipment5. Integrated systems
Type
Research Article
Information
The Journal of Navigation , Volume 45 , Issue 1 , January 1992 , pp. 19 - 25
Copyright
Copyright © The Royal Institute of Navigation 1992

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References

REFERENCES

1 Provisional performance standards for electronic chart display systems (ECDIS);IMO– Subcommittee on Safety of Navigation MSC/circ. 515.Google Scholar
2 Glossary of ECDis-related terms; IHO Committee on ECDIS, March 1991 International Hydrographic Bureau, Monaco.Google Scholar
3 Provisional specifications for chart content and display of ECDIS ; Special publication No. 12 prepared by COE working group on ECDIS, May 1990; International Hydrographic Bureau, Monaco.Google Scholar
4 Report of the Colours and Symbols Working Group meeting of the IMO Committee on ECDIS; Hamburg, September 13/14, 1989. International Hydrographic Bureau, Monaco.Google Scholar
5 Netherlands ECDIS trials; Report of the ECDIS trials on board H.N1.M.S. Buyskes, 18 February–1 March 1991 ; Netherlands Royal Navy, Hydrographic Office.Google Scholar