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1 Edition Standard Electronic Chart Display and Information System for Inland Navigation Inland ECDIS for Inland ECDIS In addition to the IHO-S-52 Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 1
2 Contents 1 Lookup Tables Conditional Symbology Procedures Top marks Daymarks Restricted areas Lights Bridges Symbols for Inland ECDIS List of symbol names New symbols to be shown on the chart display Raster symbols Vector symbols (must be rotated, the numbers refer to CEVNI) New symbols to be shown in the "information window on notice marks" Pictures of Inland ECDIS symbols Raster symbols Symbols in general Navigational aids Harbour facilities, terminals Symbols for the "information window on notice marks" Vector symbols...19 Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 2
3 1 Lookup Tables The Lookup Tables for areas, lines and points are published as separate documents at 2 Conditional Symbology Procedures 2.1 Top marks The CS (TOPMAR01) of S-52 has to be modified because in this CS it is checked on which structure the top mark is fixed. Since the ENC feature BOYLAT was copied, in the CS the feature boylat has to be added to the list of floating structures. If the top mark is located on a boylat the symbols TOPMA1* have to be drawn according the top shape and colour. 2.2 Daymarks A new CS DAYMAR01 has to be introduced. This CS is similar to the CS TOPMAR01 (see clause 2.1) with the exception that there is no need for the distinction of floating and fixed structures, because daymarks exists only for beacons, i.e. fixed structures. 2.3 Restricted areas Since the ENC feature RESARE and the attribute RESTRN were copied the CS (RESARE03) of S-52 has to be modified because in this CS the values of the attribute RESTRN are checked. That means that in the case that RESTRN is not given it has to be checked for the copied attribute restrn instead. 2.4 Lights The CS for LIGHTS (LIGHTS05) of S-52 is affected because in this CS there is a check whether a light is located on a floating object or on a fixed object. The list of floating platforms must be extended by the new feature boylat. To avoid a copy of this CS which would lead to a copy of the official feature LIGHTS, the Inland ECDIS manufacturers have to extend the official CS for LIGHTS as described above. 2.5 Bridges A new CS for bridges has to be introduced to be able to indicate for bridge arches 1. the maximum vertical clearance depending on the given beam 2. the available space depending on the given beam and air draft The condition for this is the encoding of a bridge arch as it is described in the Encoding Guide. The Inland ECDIS manufacturers have to calculate the vertical clearance of aggregated bridge objects according to the given beam of the ship. Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 3
4 Maximum available vertical ance depending on the clearance depending on the beam beam - Increased beam - Same air draft Same air draft Available space depending on the air draft on the air draft -> reduced max. vertical clearance -> same available space -> same available space - Same beam - Increased air draft Increased air draft - Increased beam - Increased air draft Increased air draft -> same max. vertical clearance -> reduced available space -> reduced available space -> reduced max. vertical clearance -> reduced / no available space -> reduced no available space If the vertical clearance of a single bridge object of the aggregation is less than the calculated vertical clearance, this single bridge object must be symbolized by the symbol instruction AC(CHBRN,3);TX('clr %.1f',1,2,3,'14108',1,1,CHBLK,11) If the vertical clearance of a single bridge object of the aggregation is larger or equal than the calculated vertical clearance, this single bridge object must be symbolized by the symbol instruction AC(CHBRN,2) without the indication of the non sufficient vertical clearance. The boundaries of the bridge sequences which are not safe for navigation must be symbolized with the symbol instruction "LS(SOLD,2,DEPSC)". The boundaries of the bridge sequences which are safe for navigation must be symbolized with the symbol instruction "LS(SOLD,1,CHGRD)". The boundaries of the single bridge objects inside a bridge sequence, either safe or not safe for navigation, may not be symbolized. Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 4
5 3 Symbols for Inland ECDIS Symbols can be defined in vector format or in raster format. Symbols which will be rotated must be defined in vector format. The size of vector symbols is adapted automatically to the resolution and size of the screen. In case of raster symbols, different symbol sets must be designed to meet the requirements of a readable display. A list of all Inland ECDIS symbols and their pictures you find in chapter 4 and 5. The symbols are supplied in digital form at 4 List of symbol names 4.1 New symbols to be shown on the chart display Raster symbols a. Symbols in general border01: check point, border bunsta01: bunker station, diesel oil station bunsta02: bunker station, water bunsta03: bunker station, ballast custom01: control point, custom dismar05: distance mark 100m on river axis dismar06: distance mark 1km on river axis hecmtr01: hectometre point, 100m hecmtr02: hectometre point, 1km hgwtmk01: high water mark notmrk01: notice mark, prohibition notmrk02: notice mark, regulation, restriction notmrk03: notice mark, information, recommendation radhlt01: radar highlight (CONRAD=1) refdmp01: refuse dump ssentr01: port entry sslock01: signal station, lock sswars01: signal station, wahrschau trnbsn01: turning basin vehtrf01: vehicle transfer vtclmk01: vertical clearance mark at bridges wtlvgg01: gauge, height of water wtlvgg02: recording gauge, height of water Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 5
6 b. Navigational aids bcnstk03: river beacon, stake pole bcnlat23: river beacon, separation - simplified boylat25: river buoy, fairway separation simplified boylat26: river buoy, obstruction at the right side simplified boylat27: river buoy, obstruction at the left side simplified topma100: beacon top mark, red cone, point down topma101: beacon top mark, red boarded cone, point down topma102: beacon top mark, green cone, point up topma103: beacon top mark, green boarded cone, point up topma104: beacon top mark, red cone, point down, green cone, point up, simplified topma105: beacon top mark, red boarded cone, point down, green boarded cone, point up, simplified topma106: beacon top mark, white-red square board, vertical topma107: beacon top mark, red boarded square board, vertical topma108: beacon top mark, white-green square board, diagonal topma109: beacon top mark, green boarded square board, diagonal topma110: beacon top mark, yellow-black square board, vertical topma111: beacon top mark, yellow St. Georg cross topma112: beacon top mark, yellow-black square board, diagonal topma113: beacon top mark, yellow Andreas-cross topma114: buoy top mark, red cylinder topma115: buoy top mark, green cone, point up topma116: buoy top mark, red-white-red board, entry prohibited topma117: buoy top mark, red-green sphere c. Harbour facilities and terminals hrbfac10: default harbour facility hrbfac11: harbour facility naval base hrbfac12: harbour facility ship yard hrbfac13: harbour facility harbour-master's office hrbfac14: harbour facility pilot hrbfac15: harbour facility water police hrbfac16: harbour facility customs office hrbfac17: harbour facility service and repair hrbfac18: harbour facility quarantine station termnl01: terminal, passenger terminal termnl02: terminal, ferry terminal termnl03: terminal, Container transshipment termnl04: terminal, Bulk transshipment termnl05: terminal, Oil transshipment Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 6
7 termnl06: termnl07: termnl08: termnl09: termnl10: termnl11: termnl12: termnl13: terminal, Fuel transshipment terminal, Chemical transshipment terminal, Liquid Goods transshipment terminal, Explosive goods transshipment terminal, Fish transshipment terminal, Car transshipment terminal, General Cargo transshipment terminal, RoRo Terminal Vector symbols (must be rotated, the numbers refer to CEVNI) - nmkprh02: no entry (A.1) - nmkprh12: no passing on left side (A.10) - nmkprh13: no passing on right side (A.10) - nmkrcd01: recommended channel in both directions (D.1a) - nmkrcd02: recommended channel only in the direction indicated (D.1b) - nmkrcd03: you are recommended to keep on right side (D.2) - nmkrcd04: you are recommended to keep on left side (D.2) - nmkinf01: entry permitted (E.1) 4.2 New symbols to be shown in the "information window on notice marks" a. notice marks (the numbers refer to CEVNI) - nmkprh03: closed area, but small craft boats without engine permitted (A.1.a, only RheinSchPV and Binnenvaartpolitiereglement) - nmkprh04: no overtaking (A.2) - nmkprh05: no overtaking of convoys by convoys (A.3) - nmkprh06: no passing or overtaking (A.4) - nmkprh07: no berthing (i.e. no anchoring or making fast to the bank)(a.5) - nmkprh08: no anchoring or trailing of anchors, cables or chains (A.6) - nmkprh09: no making fast to the bank (A.7) - nmkprh10: no turning (A.8) - nmkprh11: do not create wash (A.9) - nmkprh14: motorized craft prohibited (A.12) - nmkprh15: all sports or pleasure craft prohibited (A.13) - nmkprh16: water skiing prohibited (A.14) - nmkprh17: sailing vessels prohibited (A.15) - nmkprh18: all craft other than motorized vessels or sailing craft prohibited (A.16) - nmkprh19: use of sail boards prohibited (A.17) - nmkprh20: water bikes prohibited (A.20) Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 7
8 - nmkprh21: end of zone authorized for high speed navigation of small sport and pleasure craft (A.18) - nmkprh22: no launching or beaching of vessels (A.19) - nmkreg01: there are restrictions on navigation: make enquiries (with additional sign at bottom of main sign) (C.4) - nmkreg02: proceed in left direction (B.1) - nmkreg03: proceed in right direction (B.1) - nmkreg04: move to the side of the channel on your port side (B.2a) - nmkreg05: move to the side of the channel on your starboard side (B.2b) - nmkreg06: keep the side of the channel on your port side (B.3a) - nmkreg07: keep the side of the channel on your starboard side (B.3b) - nmkreg08: cross channel to port (B.4a) - nmkreg09: cross channel to starboard (B.4b) - nmkreg10: stop as prescribed in the regulations (B.5) - nmkreg11: give a sound signal (B.7) - nmkreg12: keep a particularly sharp outlook (B.8) - nmkreg13: do not enter the main waterway until certain that this will not oblige vessels proceeding on it to change their course or speed (B.9a) - nmkreg14: do not cross the main waterway until certain that this will not oblige vessels proceeding on it to change their course or speed (B.9b) - nmkreg15: obligation to enter in a radiotelephone link on the channel as indicated on the board (B.11) - nmkreg16: depth of water limited(c.1) - nmkreg17: headroom limited (C.2) - nmkreg18: width of passage or channel limited (C.3) - nmkreg19: the channel lies at a distance from the left bank (C.5) - nmkreg20: the channel lies at a distance from the right bank (C.5) - nmkrcd05: you are recommended to proceed in the left direction (D.3) - nmkrcd06: you are recommended to proceed in the right direction (D.3) - nmkinf02: overhead cable crossing (E.2) - nmkinf03: weir (E.3) - nmkinf04: ferry-boat not moving independently (E.4) - nmkinf05: ferry-boat moving independently (E.4b) - nmkinf06: berthing (i.e. anchoring or making fast to the bank) permitted (E.5) - nmkinf07: berthing area reserved for pushing navigation vessels that are not required to carry blue lights or blue cones (E.5.4) - nmkinf08: berthing area reserved for pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry one blue light or one blue cone (E.5.5) - nmkinf09: berthing area reserved for pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry two blue lights or two blue cones (E.5.6) Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 8
9 - nmkinf10: berthing area reserved for pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry three blue lights or three blue cones (E.5.7) - nmkinf11: berthing area reserved for vessels other than pushing navigation vessels that are not required to carry blue lights or blue cones (E.5.8) - nmkinf12: berthing area reserved for vessels other than pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry one blue light or one blue cone (E.5.9) - nmkinf13: berthing area reserved for vessels other than pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry two blue lights or two blue cones (E.5.10) - nmkinf14: berthing area reserved for vessels other than pushing navigation vessels that are required to carry three blue lights or three blue cones (E.5.11) - nmkinf15: berthing area reserved for all vessels that are not required to carry blue lights or blue cones (E.5.12) - nmkinf16: berthing area reserved for all vessels that are required to carry one blue light or one blue cone (E.5.13) - nmkinf17: berthing area reserved for all vessels that are required to carry two blue lights or two blue cones (E.5.14) - nmkinf18: berthing area reserved for all vessels that are required to carry three blue lights or three blue cones (E.5.15) - nmkinf19: anchoring or trailing of anchors, cables or chains permitted (E.6) - nmkinf20: making fast to the bank permitted (E.7) - nmkinf21: berthing area reserved for loading and unloading vehicles (E.7.1) - nmkinf22: turning area (E.8) - nmkinf23: crossing with secondary waterway ahead (E.9a) - nmkinf24: secondary waterway ahead on the right (E.9.b) - nmkinf25: secondary waterway ahead on the left (E.9.c) - nmkinf26: secondary waterway ahead (main waterway right) - nmkinf27: secondary waterway ahead (main waterway left) - nmkinf28: secondary waterway left (main waterway right) - nmkinf29: secondary waterway right (main waterway left) - nmkinf30: secondary waterway ahead and left (main waterway right) - nmkinf31: secondary waterway ahead and right (main waterway left) - nmkinf32: crossing with main waterway ahead (E.10.a) - nmkinf33: junction with main waterway ahead (E.10.b) - nmkinf34: junction with main waterway ahead and right - nmkinf35: junction with main waterway ahead and left - nmkinf36: junction with main waterway ahead and right (secondary waterway left) - nmkinf37: junction with main waterway ahead and left (secondary waterway right) - nmkinf38: end of prohibition or obligation applying to traffic in one direction only, or end of restriction (E.11) - nmkinf39: drinking water supply(e.13) Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 9
10 - nmkinf40: telephone (E.14) - nmkinf41: motorized vessels permitted (E.15) - nmkinf42: sport and pleasure craft permitted (E.16) - nmkinf43: water skiing permitted (E.17) - nmkinf44: sailing vessels permitted (E.18) - nmkinf45: craft other than motorized vessels or sailing craft permitted (E.19) - nmkinf46: use of sailboards permitted (E.20) - nmkinf47: possibility of obtaining nautical information by radio-telephone on the channel indicated (E.23) - nmkinf48: water bikes permitted(e.24) - nmkinf49: zone authorized for high speed navigation of small sport and pleasure craft (E.21) - nmkinf50: launching or beaching of vessels permitted (E.22) - nmkinf51-55: maximum number of vessels permitted to berth abreast (E.5.3) b. Auxiliary panels (CEVNI Annex 7, Section II) - addmrk01: right (triangle to the right) - addmrk02: left (triangle to the left) - addmrk03: bottom (rectangle, portrait main board) - addmrk04: top (rectangle, portrait main board) - addmrk05: bottom (rectangle) - addmrk06: top (rectangle) - addmrk07: right (triangle to the right, landscape main board) - addmrk08: left (triangle to the left, landscape main board) - addmrk09: bottom (triangle to the bottom) - addmrk10: bottom (triangle to the bottom, portrait main board) Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 10
11 5 Pictures of Inland ECDIS symbols 5.1 Raster symbols Symbols in general Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 11
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13 5.1.3 Harbour facilities, terminals Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 13
14 5.2 Symbols for the "information window on notice marks" Edition 2.0 IES 20-Section 3 PresLib.doc Page 14
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Appendix 2: Presentation Library for Inland ECDIS TABLE OF CONTENTS
Appendix 2: Presentation Library for Inland ECDIS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Lookup Tables... 2 2. Conditional Symbology Procedures... 2 2.1. Top marks... 2 2.2. Daymars... 2 2.3. Restricted areas... 2 2.4.
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