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Advice / Conseils
For navigation use only updated regulatory documents /
Pour la navigation n'utiliser que des documents réglementaires à jour.
GPS is more accurate than nautical charts /
Un GPS est plus précis qu'un carte marine
Web Servers / Serveurs Web
You can use the nearest or faster server / Vous pouvez utiliser le serveur le plus proche ou le plus rapide :
Caption / Légende
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View online charts / Cartes consultables en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
This tool is for all those would display, modify and create at a mouse click, without any installation, a GPS Route, Track or Marker and share them with friends. Coverage is relative to USA, Canada, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, France and Italy.
View online ENC charts / Carte ENC consultable en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Worlwide coverage with C-MAP.
View online ENC charts / Carte ENC consultable en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Worlwide coverage with C-MAP and OSM.
View online charts / Cartes consultables en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
This product is a complete Marine Chart based on the most detailed and up to date paper Nautical charts and Electronic Nautical Charts (ENC) available. Full coverage of US, Europe (partial), and New Zealand marine areas. All WaterMaps are including Coastline, Depth Contours, Spot Soundings, Fishing Areas, Restriction Areas, Bottom Obstructions, Rocks, Wrecks, Lights, Buoys, Beacons, etc.
There is ENC with the option FLYTOMAP and raster charts with the option RASTER on the top right.
View online charts for iOS devices / Cartes consultables en ligne pour iOS
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Flytomap has done a free app on iOS devices with a world wide chart coverage: Marine GPS FlyToMap HD.
Imray charts, pilot books, inland waterway guides and maps almanacs and other nautical books. Imray chart coverage is divided into several series: Northwest Europe, Mediterranean, Atlantic and Eastern Caribbean (PDF file).
Use Chart Finder to select charts from Imray, Admiralty, SHOM and Kartverket on a map. Charts are categorised by chart publisher, scale and usage. The display of chart categories can be toggled on/off using the selection filters.
Symbols and abbreviations: IALA buoyage system region A, small craft symbols, seabed characteristics, abbreviations.
Explore with Imray offers the content from Imray’s world-renowned library of pilot books in a new digital, geolocated format. With a free account you will be able to access 10 pin locations of your choice before you are asked to join to access further data.
Every spring, we publish chartlets of East Coast rivers (Suffolk, UK) based on Trinity House surveys: Woodbridge Haven (River Deben entrance) and Orford Haven (River Ore entrance). Not to be used for navigation.
Explore with Imray - Imray Navigator tutorial videos - Imray Navigator FAQs - Tides Planner tutorial videos - Tides Planner FAQs
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Corrections to the Cruising Almanac are published monthly to take into account Notices to Mariners, changes to buoyage and lights and other new developments which have taken place since the Almanac cut off date which is usually in mid-May. The latest corrections may be downloaded from this web site, and the inclusion of these corrections for the appropriate year makes your Cruising Almanac correct to the given cut off date.
Keeping Imray charts and books up to date. You can keep your charts up to date by downloading Imray Correction Notices. With a Printing History - a list of all chart edition and printing dates and the Norie's Bulletin of Corrections - a non-cumulative list of corrections for all Imray charts published each quarter. Imray pilot books are updated and corrected at frequent intervals via downloadble supplements.
The handbook has been produced to help users of the Inmarsat network understand how the Inmarsat system operates. Contents: Inmarsat and its network of satellites - Inmarsat's role within the GMDSS - Accounting, billing and settlement process - Inmarsat-C system and Maritime Safety Information (MSI) - Inmarsat's data services (Issue 4, edition 2002).
Short presentation of Inmarsat safety services.
This handbook is intended for mariners, to explain the operation of the International SafetyNET service as an element of the IMO Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). SafetyNET is the service for broadcasting and automatic reception of Maritime Safety Information (MSI) via Enhanced Group Call (EGC) system. This handbook deals mainly with the distribution of Maritime Safety Information (MSI) via satellite using the International SafetyNET services. This handbook also explains how mariners can use SafetyNET services to obtain vital MSI tailored to the needs of the vessel.
This document describes the SafetyNET II system, which is part of the Inmarsat Maritime Safety Services offering. This User Guide is intended for Maritime Safety Information Providers (MSIPs) and provides a high-level description of the features available and instructions on how to use the system.
EGC MSI Broadcast Systems Operational Information. This is the latest information about the transmission schedule (UTC) for NAVAREA with navigational information and METAREA with meteorological information. Broadcast times for MET information published in the table above are for routine Weather Messages. Storm Warnings are also broadcast on receipt. Routine broadcasts of Navigational Warnings and meteorological forecasts are made at scheduled times over a single nominated satellite for each NAVAREA/METAREA. Unscheduled broadcasts of SAR alert relays and severe weather warnings will be made over all satellites which serve the area concerned (UKHO NtM, Section VI).
This document describes the RescueNET system, which is part of the Inmarsat Maritime Safety Services offering. This Handbook is intended for Rescue Co-ordination Centres (RCCs) and provides a high-level description of the features available. The RescueNET service links across Inmarsat C, Mini C, and Inmarsat Fleet Safety for EGC broadcast service, as well as enable RCCs to communicate directly with Inmarsat Fleet Safety Ship Earth Stations (SES) for Distress Alert and direct SAR coordination.
Distress alerts and distress priority messages transmitted via the Inmarsat C system are routed through a land earth station to a Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre (MRCC). Inmarsat C terminals can also receive broadcast messages from SafetyNET the international service for the broadcast and automatic reception of maritime safety information (MSI) and search and rescue (SAR) related information. Also satellite coverage for Inmarsat C.
Coverage maps for L-band satellites and K-band satellites.
How you can get free Emergency Calls with Inmarsat. Free Emergency call codes with Fleet Xpress and FleetBroadband.
The “Design and Installation Guidelines” provide general information on the design and installation of Inmarsat equipment operating within the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS).
Phone calls and data connections are routed by the international telecoms carriers based on the numbering formats described here. Calls from the terrestrial telephone network (PSTN) to an Inmarsat network are made using the Inmarsat +870 international dialling code.
Find the latest firmware for your FleetBroadband terminal here. Where available, the downloads include application notes and installation guidance.
Ships Directory: Calling shore to ship. Find contact numbers for vessels fitted with Inmarsat. Type at least three characters of the ship's name.
Distress alerts, calls and distress priority messages transmitted over the Inmarsat network are routed via its Land Earth Stations (LESs) or Shore Access Stations (SASs) to shore-based Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centres (MRCCs) around the world.
Iridium GMDSS enhances your safety at sea, offering reliable coverage where no other options exist. Our unique constellation of 66 cross-linked satellites in Low-Earth Orbit provides reliable coverage, even in adverse weather, around the entire globe, including over the Arctic and Antarctic waters in Sea Area A4.
Iridium GMDSS enhances safety at sea, offering reliable coverage where no other options exist. Scroll below for the latest details on various product and service approvals from regulatory bodies around the world. With NAVAREAs/METAREAs sending information to Iridium SafetyCast. Content: Rescue Coordination Centers (RCC), GMDSS Equipment Type Approvals, Safetycast MSI Broadcast, METAREAS & NAVAREAS sending information to Iridium SafetyCast.
EGC MSI Broadcast Systems Operational Information. This is the latest information about the transmission schedule (UTC) for NAVAREA with navigational information and METAREA with meteorological information. Broadcast times for MET information published in the table above are for routine Weather Messages. Storm Warnings are also broadcast on receipt. Routine broadcasts of Navigational Warnings and meteorological forecasts are made at scheduled times over a single nominated satellite for each NAVAREA/METAREA. Unscheduled broadcasts of SAR alert relays and severe weather warnings will be made over all satellites which serve the area concerned (UKHO NtM, Section VI).
Effective from 19 dec 2022 the NAVAREA I and METAREA I co-ordinators will have full operational capability (FPC) for broadcasting navigational and meteorological warnings via the Iridium safetycast service. The Co-Ordinators will promulgate SafetyCast messages as part of a numbered series in accordance with the joint IMO/IHO/WMO maritime safety information manual (NtM 02/2023, Section VI, page 56, 6.1).
This note is intended to give awareness and advise UK flag vessels of a new recognised mobile satellite service in the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). The IMO has recognised Iridium as meeting the necessary technical criteria of a GMDSS Satellite Service (UK MCA, MIN 636, 2021).
Iridium GMDSS FAQ: General Questions, Iridium GMDSS Services, Iridium GMDSS Equipment, Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs), Maritime Safety Information (MSI) / Iridium SafetyCast.
The live map has been created out of curiosity and interest in Iridium satellites and their locations. When using satellite phones or other such devices, it can be useful to know where satellites are located to avoid ground obstacles. Map with the satellite ranges: click on the map to know the number of satellites usable in the area and the direction of the satellites (Live map by IridiumWhere.com).
Documents from Iridium about maritime solutions: Quick Start Guide, Installation Guide, User Manual, Fact Sheet...
View online ENC charts / Carte ENC consultable en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
The electronic chart is an aid to navigation designed to facilitate the use of authorized government charts, not to replace them. Only official government charts and notices to mariners contain all information needed for the safety of navigation, and as always, the captain is responsible for their prudent use.
NV charts are especially designed with the requirements of the yachts-man in mind. Areas covered by NV charts: In Europe the Baltic Seas from Skagen bis Riga, the Norwegian south coast from Oslo to Haugesund, the German North Sea, the Dutch coast and inland waters, the English Channel, the French Atlantic coast and in the Mediterranean Sea to Naples, Croatia and Greece. The US East Coast, the Caribbean from the Bahamas to Cuba, the Virgin Islands and down to Grenada (2020).
View online charts / Cartes marines consultables en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Your free online harbour guide for all of Europe with wonderful functions for planning the voyage of sail boats and motor boats. Share your experiences with other sailors and make your time on the water the best of the year with boatview.io and using the NV Charts App as a powerful intuitive boating app with free online nautical charts for planning.
Featured Regions: Northsea, Germany, Baltic Sea, Skagerak and Kattegat, Netherlands, Mediterranean, Atlantic Coast Europe, Atlantic Islands Europe.
View online charts / Cartes marines consultables en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Enjoy the NV Charts App also as an online web viewer chart app simply in your browser free of charge for planning a cruise or exploring a new sea area and as an online harbour and marina guide. By registering with the free NV Charts Web App online nautical chart app, you can also easily synchronize all data to your mobile devices and start navigating on board directly. NV Charts Web App is the online version of the popular NV Charts App and is the ideal complement to use on your mobile devices online in your browser featuring the latest chart data and intuitive operation. All community layer information with ports, harbours, anchorages, navigation waring, photos, shops and places of interest are displayed directly online in the NV Charts App, and information can also be added by you or commented. You can share your favorite harbors and anchorages from the marine navigation app by simply clicking on a link and coordinate your trip planning with everyone on board. Together with the NV Charts community website Seame.com a detailed planning tool is available right here.
Featured Regions: Europe (Northsea, Germany, Baltic Sea, Skagerak and Kattegat, Netherlands, North Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Coast Europe, Atlantic Islands Europe), USA East coast, Bahamas, Caribbean Sea. Need a free login. Maximum 15 minutes per day.
Documents and software to download. Content: Chart Navigator Update, Chart Navigator Manual, NV Pocket Navigator Update, NV Pocket Navigator Manual, Digitale Waypoints Baltic, NV Islands Game, Chart Navigator Light.
Whether under sail or motor - for anyone on the water, you will find many important changes such as depth structure and buoyage and loads of additional information such as lock times and harbour information. Latest reports are published on our website and are displayed directly in the NV Charts App with daily updates. The latest reports displayed on this website are grouped by products.
OpenSeaMap is an open source, worldwide project to create a free nautical chart. There is a great need for freely accessible maps for navigation purposes, so in 2009, OpenSeaMap came into life. The goal of OpenSeaMap is to record interesting and useful nautical information for the sailor which is then incorporated into a free map of the world. This includes beacons, buoys and other navigation aids as well as port information, repair shops and chandlerys. OpenSeaMap is a subproject of OpenStreetMap and uses its database.
View online Navionics ENC charts / Cartes ENC Navionics consultables en ligne
Not for navigational use / Ne pas utilisez pour la navigation
Live Sea chart powered by Navionics (with port information, AIS or weather).
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