Australian Electronic Navigational Charts (AusENC)
Enabling vessels to navigate
Enabling vessels to navigate using real-time GPS positions displayed directly on the ENC.
Enabling the ECDIS
Enabling the ECDIS to respond to a safety depth contour based on vessel’s actual draft.
Look-ahead functions
Look-ahead functions which enable dangers or hazards to be identified automatically and warnings and alarms raised.
Vessels navigating in Australia
Vessels navigating in Australia on an IMO compliant ECDIS, to meet SOLAS Chapter V regulations covering the carriage of electronic charts and ECDIS. Further details at Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
Recreational vessels
Recreational vessels to sail both inshore and offshore.
Commercial vessels 12 metres or more
Commercial vessels 12 metres or more in length and engaged in Australian domestic operations, to meet the National Standards for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) when used in IMO compliant ECDIS or NSCV compliant ECS. Further details at National Marine Safety Committee.
Provision of alerts and prompts
Provision of alerts and prompts for planned course alterations. The ability to customise the display and level of detail to suit the vessel, conditions and time of day.
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