BC Ferries, one of the largest ferry operators in the world, has moved to paperless navigation systems. This transition follows a year-long process of testing and onboarding ChartWorld’s digital navigation services across the BC Ferries fleet.
BC Ferries, one of the largest ferry operators in the world, has moved to paperless navigation systems. This transition follows a year-long process of testing and onboarding ChartWorld’s digital navigation services across the BC Ferries fleet.
Ocean Technologies Group (OTG) and ChartWorld, one of the largest international specialist digital navigation providers, have signed an agreement to deliver ChartWorld’s “On-board Familiarisation System” (OFS) on OTG’s Ocean Learning Platform (OLP).
This makes CIO+ T&P and CIO+ NAVAREA a powerful combination of input sources, filling the gaps that the ENC and the AIO products leave with regard to the T&P data. This approach helps the ship’s crew to comply with the new OCIMF recommendations for ship inspection.
ChartWorld has announced the latest release of MyFleet version 1.11 including a brand new “Voyage Order” feature improving collaborative voyage planning between stakeholders onshore and onboard.
ChartWorld is proud to announce an immediate enhancement of the data distributed in ChartWorld’s Information Overlay Data Service, CIO+.
Nautilus Labs partners with ChartWorld, leveraging their best-in-class Route Network Database for automated route creation.
ChartWorld has made several safety-enhancing additions to its state-of-the-art MyFleet application. MyFleet has been designed so that shore staff, wherever they are, can perform and check the voyage planning process and execution.
ChartWorld and maritime technology company, ZeroNorth have entered into a Joint Solution Partner Agreement, the companies have announced today. Under this agreement, ChartWorld will license access to its route network, port database, and navigational safety systems, complementing ZeroNorth’s unique vessel optimization platform.
ChartWorld is one of the first signatories to the IAPH's invitation to co-create a global digital ISO standard for the exchange of administrative and operational data. This is a significant moment and is the culmination of well over three years’ work by NGOs and key maritime players in both private and private sectors.
Eyesea, a not-for-profit organisation, uses cutting edge technology and the support of seafarers, shipowners, managers and maritime professionals to collect and process oceanic pollution data.