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e-Nautical Publications (e-NPs) are official ADMIRALTY Nautical publications available as e-books. Easy to use and update, they bring improved efficiency, accuracy and access to information bridge crews need.

Carriage compliance eNP through Chartplanner e-NPs contain the same official information as the paper Even though the publications are displayed via the e-Reader equivalents that have been approved as meeting SOLAS software, Datema has a full server integration with the carriage requirements by the Flag States of over three supplier via our digital chart catalogue Chartplanner, quarters of ships trading internationally. allowing bridge crews 24/7 access to additional e-NP references. The e-NP licenses are valid for 1 year. Bridge Faster NM updates crews can add additional publications at any time. However, Bridge crews can add and apply relevant Notice to Mariners different from the ADP licensing, each e-NP licensed tool (NM) updates in just a few seconds every week, giving has it’s own individual expiry date. them more time to focus on other important duties. Small, weekly NM update files can be regularly downloaded via the internet.

Easier access to important information Use the simple search function to access information more easily and quickly than ever. e-NPs can be used on up to three computers on board, per licence at no extra cost. Order e-NPs from the catalogue and download via the internet. Progress is saved as the e-NP is downloaded and will resume if your internet connection is lost.

Easy to view with ADMIRALTY e-Reader e-NPs are displayed using ADMIRALTY e-Reader. This is a specifically designed, easy-to-use reader software, and supplied as part of the service at no extra cost.

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Available eNPs Sailing Directions (pilots) How to Keep Your ADMIRALTY Symbols and Abbreviations Used on Provide essential information during Products Up-to-Date (e-NP294) ADMIRALTY Paper Charts port entry and coastal navigation, and Clear guidance for the efficient upkeep (e-NP5011) are suitable for all classes of ships at and maintenance of official and Gives details on chart symbols and sea, with worldwide coverage split into compliant ADMIRALTY nautical charts abbreviations used on the worldwide 75 volumes. and publications, whether paper or range of ADMIRALTY paper charts, digital. and International (INT) Chart Series Nautical Almanac (e-NP314) paper charts. It also contains Essential for routine and emergency Cumulative list of ADMIRALTY information on hydrography, astronavigation, and the calculation Notices to Mariners topography and navigational aids of daylight hours and mandatory gyro Assists users in identifying and services. checks. outstanding NMs and audit trails for particular charts. It is published six- Annual Summary of ADMIRALTY Guide to the Practical Use of ENCs monthly in January (e-NP234A) and in Notices to Mariners (e-NP231) July (e-NP234B). Published every January in two Helping users to safely use ECDIS, parts, with part one containing this comprehensive reference guide The Mariner’s Handbook (e-NP100) Annual NMs and re-prints of provides detailed understanding of the The comprehensive guide to all ADMIRALTY Temporary and construction of ENCs, and how this can seamanship and key aspects of Preliminary Notices which are in influence the ECDIS display. navigation; containing regularly used force on 1st January (e-NP247(1)). information on maritime navigation, Part two lists the current editions Guide to ENC Symbols Used in ECDIS sea conditions, meteorology and of all volumes of Sailing Directions (e-NP5012) regulations. and amendments which have been Contains comprehensive information, published in the weekly editions of detailed explanations and descriptions Ocean Passages for the World ADMIRALTY NMs and are in force on of both traditional and simplified ENC (e-NP136) 1st January (e-NP247(2)). symbols displayed in ECDIS. It also Covers most major routes with explains factors affecting the display of distances between main ports and ENC symbols. important positions, with details of weather, currents and ice hazards. Guide to ECDIS Implementation, Policy and Procedures (e-NP232) IALA Maritime Buoyage System Clear guidance on the efficient (e-NP735) integration of ECDIS – helping fleets Provides information on the Cardinal to meet regulations and remain and Lateral Buoyage systems, helping compliant. mariners worldwide to clearly fix positions and avoid dangers.

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