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Maritime data standards
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Maritime data standards
include the following modern standard operating procedures for data.
Contents
Data Interchange Standards
Data interchange platforms
Encryption Standards
External links
Data Interchange Standards
EDIMAR
Electronic data interchange
for the European Maritime industry (engineering data)
MTML data interchange standard for purchasing
SFI Coding and Classification System
provides a functional subdivision of technical and financial ship or rig information
Shipdex
A modified subset of S1000D to transfer technical data typically used in equipment manuals
Data interchange platforms
SafeSeaNet: the European platform for maritime data exchange
Encryption Standards
S-63
standard for encrypting, securing and compressing electronic navigational chart (ENC) data.
External links
MTML
Shipdex
IDABC European eGovernment Services SafeSeaNet
International Hydrographic Office document S-63
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