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    The ECDIS Manual, 2016

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    COD: ISBN 9781856095075

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    The ECDIS manual has been written by ECDIS navigators for ECDIS navigators. The manual is about sharing best practice and ensuring that the transition is efficient and safe. The principles of navigation have not changed, but the art of navigation has. With the right training and to some degree the right ECDIS, you can replace paper charts with an ECDIS in all operating conditions – even when GPS is unavailable, contrary to common misconception!
    This a reformatted edition of The ECDIS Manual (2012) which has been written in conjunction with the leading ECDIS experts, manufacturers, international organisations and leading societies to support a vessel’s transition to digital navigation in accordance with IMO, IHO, Flag State, PSC, ISM, SMS and SIRE requirements.
    It consists of 3 separate parts. Part 1 details the transition to digital navigation, and in many cases shows how differing ECDIS Systems present similar data. This part has over 500 colour images and screen-shots to guide you each step of the way. Part 2 of the ECDIS Manual contains the symbol guide of Electronic navigational Charts (ENCs), and Part 3 is the reference guidance from IMO and flag States concerning ECDIS and its implementation and use onboard ship.

    The ECDIS manual has been written by ECDIS navigators for ECDIS navigators. The manual is about sharing best practice and ensuring that the transition is efficient and safe. The principles of navigation have not changed, but the art of navigation has. With the right training and to some degree the right ECDIS, you can replace paper charts with an ECDIS in all operating conditions – even when GPS is unavailable, contrary to common misconception!
    This a reformatted edition of The ECDIS Manual (2012) which has been written in conjunction with the leading ECDIS experts, manufacturers, international organisations and leading societies to support a vessel’s transition to digital navigation in accordance with IMO, IHO, Flag State, PSC, ISM, SMS and SIRE requirements.
    It consists of 3 separate parts. Part 1 details the transition to digital navigation, and in many cases shows how differing ECDIS Systems present similar data. This part has over 500 colour images and screen-shots to guide you each step of the way. Part 2 of the ECDIS Manual contains the symbol guide of Electronic navigational Charts (ENCs), and Part 3 is the reference guidance from IMO and flag States concerning ECDIS and its implementation and use onboard ship.

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