Why Attend
Welcome to the 5-day training program on the Production of Electronic Navigational Charts (ENC), Paper Nautical Charts (PNC), and Coastal Zone Management Charts (CZMC). Nautical charts are indispensable tools for safe navigation at sea, and their accurate production is vital for ensuring maritime safety and environmental management. This training program aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to produce high-quality nautical charts that meet international standards and regulatory requirements.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of nautical charting principles and practices.; Familiarize participants with the various stages of chart production, including data collection, compilation, design, validation, and updating.; Introduce participants to the tools, software, and techniques used in nautical chart production.; Ensure participants are proficient in applying International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) standards and guidelines.; Enable participants to produce accurate and reliable ENC, PNC, and CZMC products that support safe navigation and coastal management.
This training program is designed for: Hydrographic surveyors and cartographers involved in nautical chart production.; Maritime safety professionals responsible for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of nautical charts.; Government agencies and organizations responsible for coastal zone management and environmental protection.; Navigation officers, mariners, and other stakeholders interested in understanding the process of nautical chart production.; Students and researchers seeking to gain insight into the field of hydrography and marine cartography.
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Day 1: Introduction and Overview
Day 2: Data Collection and Compilation
Day 3: Cartographic Design and Compilation
Day 4: Validation, Verification, and Updating
Day 5: Specialized Chart Products and Practical Exercises