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Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission (1994)

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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APPENDIX C-1
NAUTICAL CHART AND INFORMATION SURVEY

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

COMMISSION ON ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SYSTEMS

2101 Constitution Avenue Washington, D.C. 20418

MARINE BOARD

February 17, 1993

MB-93-189

OFFICE LOCATION

Georgetown Facility

Room HA 250

2001 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.

Telephone (202) 334-3119

Telefax: (202) 334-3789

TO:

USERS OF NOAA NAUTICAL CHARTS AND INFORMATION

FROM:

DR. CRAIG E. DORMAN, CHAIRMAN

COMMITTEE ON NAUTICAL CHARTS AND INFORMATION

SUBJECT:

SURVEY OF NAUTICAL INFORMATION NEEDS

At the request of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Marine Board1 has convened a Committee on Nautical Charts and Information to ascertain the needs of mariners and other users for nautical charts and related information products and to identify changing requirements for these products. You (or a member of your organization) are requested to participate in a survey of national needs, trends, and opportunities in nautical charting and information by responding to the enclosed questionnaire.

NOAA produces and maintains nearly one thousand nautical chart editions, plus over four hundred bathymetric charts, nine coast pilots, and numerous miscellaneous supporting publications. Digital chart products, which use a digital data base to produce a chart directly on a video screen, are also becoming increasingly available (although not legally certified at the present time). NOAA's resources for chart updating are not sufficient to update and re-issue each of its many products annually. It is necessary to prioritize the updating process and to determine the appropriate balance between updating existing charts and producing new charts, using objective criteria for making these decisions.

Based on the responses to the attached questionnaire and other information-gathering activities, the Committee on Nautical Charts and Information will prepare a public report that provides guidance to NOAA on priorities for updating charts and producing new charts, and on the role of NOAA in meeting future demands for new kinds of nautical information products using advanced technologies.

A list of the members of the committee conducting this study and the committee's terms of reference are attached for your information. Please call Susan Garbini of the Marine Board staff at 202/334-3119 if you have any questions relating to the project. A return envelope is included for mailing the questionnaire; your response is requested no later than May 31, 1993. Thank you for your assistance.

Enclosures

1  

 The Marine Board operates under the auspices of the National Research Council and is an independent, official advisor on ocean uses and marine affairs.

The National Research Council is the principal operating agency of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering to serve government and other organizations

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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Nautical Chart and Information Survey

Instructions:

All respondents please complete

 section A: Respondent Information and

 section B: General Questions.

As appropriate to your specific field of interest, also complete

section C: Mariner Supplemental Questions,

section D: Planner/Researcher Supplemental Questions, or

section E: Data Reseller Supplemental Questions.  section F: Supplemental Questions on Electronic Charts

All respondents are requested to review questions in section F and to respond if they have an interest in electronic data.

Please feel free to attach additional comments on the subject of nautical chart and information products, and return the completed questionnaire by February 22, 1993 to:

Susan Garbini

National Research Council

Marine Board

2101 Constitution Avenue

Washington D.C. 20418

phone 202-334-3119

fax 202-334-3789

A. Respondent Information

A1. Name: ______________________________

A2. Affifliation: ______________________________

A3. Address: ______________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

A4. Phone Number: ___________________

Zip Code ____________

 

Area Code

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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B. General Questions

All respondents: please complete the questions in this section. Skip any question that does not apply to your present or potential use of nautical charts and other nautical information products.

B1. In what capacity do you or would you use nautical charts/information? Please check all that apply.

____ recreational boating/fishing

____ real estate

____ commercial fishing

____ scientific research

____ commercial piloting

____ coastal zone planning/policy

____ commercial ferry operations

____ military

____ commercial cargo shipping

____ data repackaging/reselling

____ oil and gas exploration/transportation

 

____ other (please specify) ___________________

B2. Which of the following regions (U.S. waters) are of direct interest to you? Please check all that apply.

____ Mid-Atlantic

____ Hawaii

____ northeast Atlantic

____ Great Lakes

____ southeast Atlantic

____ Mississippi River system

____ Gulf of Mexico

____ other river system(s) (please specify)

____ northwest Pacific

______________________________________

____ southwest Pacific

____ other (please identify)

____ Alaska

______________________________________

B3. Do you presently use nautical chart/information products?

____ yes

___ no

If no, please skip Questions B4 through B8, and continue with Question B9.

If yes, what kind of nautical chart information products do you use?

government produced

____NOAA/NOS charts

 

____DMA charts

 

____foreign charts

commercially produced

____ Chart ''books''

 

____ EPROM cartridges (electronically programmable memory cartridge)

 

____CD-ROM scanned charts (electronic data on optical disc)

 

____other (please specify)

_______________________________________

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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B4. If you use commercially produced nautical chart/information products, what are the reasons? Please indicate and rate all that apply. Use "1" for the most important, "2" for the second, etc.

____ cost

____ additional information included

____ size/format of paper product

____ convenience of book format

____digital format

____other (please specify) _______

B5. What other nautical information products do you use?

government produced

____NOAA/NOS Coast Pilots

 

____NOAA/NOS Tide Tables

 

____NOAA/NOS Tidal Current Tables

 

____DMA Sailing Instructions

 

____USCG List of Lights

 

____foreign publications

 

____other (please specify)

commercially produced

____ cruising guides

 

____ other (please specify)

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

B6. If you use commercial nautical information products other than charts, why do you buy these products?

____ easier to use

____ cost

____ format

____ information not available in government publications (please specify what information)

______________________________________________

____ other reason (please specify)

____________________________________________

B7. Do you update your charts and publications?

____ yes

____ no

If yes, approximately how often?

____ daily

____ monthly

____ weekly

____ annually

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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B8. How do you update your charts and publications? Please check all that apply.

____ Coast Guard Notices to Mariners, voice broadcasts

____ Coast Guard Notices to Mariners, local printed mailings

____ NAVTEX (Navigation Text radio receiver)

____ DMA weekly Notices to Mariners

____ DMA Navigation Information Network (NavInfoNet)

____ purchase new chart editions

B9. Do the currently available nautical chart/information products meet all of your needs?

____ yes

____ no

If not, please indicate the deficiencies.

____ information content

____ accuracy

____ currency

____ scale

____ coverage scheme

____ not available on digital media

____ other (please specify)

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

B10. What additional information would you like to see included in the standard chart/information product?

________________________________________________

________________________________________________

B11. What information presently included on charts would you like to see omitted?

________________________________________________

________________________________________________

B12. Do you have any interest in new paper nautical information products?

____ custom paper chart products

____ paper charts on waterproof paper

____ other (please specify)

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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B13. Do you have any interest in new digital nautical information products?

____vector data sets for navigation information

____raster scanned data sets for navigation information

____custom digital data sets

____other (please specify)

_____________________________________________

B14. Would you purchase such images

____ from NOAA/NOS?

____ from private operations?

B15. How much would you be willing to pay for such images (or data), per standard NOAA chart equivalent?

____ US$ for NOAA/NOS-produced images

____ US$ for privately produced images

Thank you for participating in this survey effort! Your responses will assist the Marine Board in guiding NOAA/NOS and the private sector to better meet the needs of all nautical chart and information users. Please review and respond to supplemental questions as appropriate to your field of interest.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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C. Mariner Supplemental Questions

Please complete the questions in this section only if you use nautical chart and information products for the purpose of navigation.

C1. Type of vessel you normally navigate.

____ sail

____ tug, tow, or push boat

____ power

____ tanker

____ bulk carrier

____ small commercial fishing

____ recreational

____ other (please specify)

____ general cargo

___________________________

C2. Size of vessel you normally navigate.

length over all:

____ under 18 feet

 

____ 19-30 feet

 

____ 31-65 feet

 

____ 65-300 feet

 

____ over 300 feet

displacement (grt):

____ under 500 tons

 

____ 500-1500 tons

 

____ 1500-10,000 tons

 

____ over 10,000 tons

C3. Years of maritime experience.

____ less than 2 years

____ 2 to 5 years

____ 6 to 10 years

____ more than 10 years

C4. Maritime licenses/certificates held.

____ U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Marine

____ Foreign Merchant marine

____ U.S. Power Squadron Certificate

____ U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Certificate

____ none

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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C5. Navigation equipment on your vessel (or that you regularly use) (please check all that apply).

____ magnetic compass

____ GPS (Global Positioning System receiver)

____ gyro compass

____ DGPS (Differential GPS receiver)

____ radio direction finder (RDF)

____ radar

____ NAVTEX receiver

____ ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aid)

____ Loran-C

____ video plotter

____ Omega

____ electronic chart (ECDIS)

 

____ other ________________________

C6. If you currently use an electronic chart product, does it operate with

____ digital vector data?

____ don't know

____ raster scanned image data?

 

If you do not currently use an electronic chart product, do you expect to outfit your vessel(s) with such products in the next five years?

____ yes

____ no

____ may be/don't know

C7. What type of navigation do you spend most time and effort on? Please rank all that apply, using "1" for the most common, "2" for the second, etc.

____ oceanic

____ approach

____ inshore

____ harbor

____ offshore

____ river

____ channel/waterway

____ lake

C8. What do you use the chart for? Please rank all uses that apply to you, using "1" for the most common, "2" for the second, etc.

____ route planning

____ route following/monitoring and position plotting

____ avoiding hazards

____ recording trip

____ browse for interesting destinations

____ other (please specify)

______________________________________________________

C9. Comments

_______________________________________

_______________________________________

_______________________________________

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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D. Planner/Researcher Supplemental Questions

Please complete the questions in this section only if you use, or would like to use, nautical chart and information products for the purpose of planning policy analysis, scientific research, preparing environmental assessments, or other non-navigation activities.

D1. Please describe your line of work.

____ real estate development

____ surveying properties

____ local/state coastal zone planning

____ environmental assessment

____ climate research

____ fisheries research

____ offshore minerals

____ oceanographic research (please specify field)

_________________________________________________________

____ other (please specify)

_____________________________________________

_____________________________________________

D2. What kind of data do you presently use?

____ bathymetric data, paper-based

____ bathymetric data, digital

____ nautical chart data, paper-based

____ nautical chart data, digital

D3. How do you or would you use these data? Please check all that apply:

____ basis for computer models/simulations

____ graphical presentations and diagrams

____ reference points for measurements/surveys

____ other (please specify)

_______________________________________________________

D4. Comments

______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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E. Data Reseller Supplemental Questions

Please complete the questions in this section only if you use, or would like to use, nautical chart and information products for the purpose of repackaging, reformatting and/or reselling the data.

In answering all of the following questions, assume that NOAA/NOS provides nautical chart data sets to organizations like your own.

E1. Would your company augment the base set obtained from NOAA by display or information layers from other sources?

____ yes

____ no

If yes, please describe: ____________________________

_____________________________________________

E2. Would your company provide users with calculation functions (such as distance, bearing, position fixing, forecasting, etc.) based on the geographic data provided by NOAA?

____ yes

____ no

E3. Recognizing that there are likely to be legal implications for the presentation of inaccurate geographic information, and assuming that NOAA certifies its base data to be accurate, is your company willing to assume liability for the accurate reproduction of the base data, overlays of additional data not sourced from NOAA, and/or any calculations based on the data?

____ yes

____ no

Comments: ___________________________

_____________________________________

E4. Do you expect your company to provide systems based on NOAA data that would be used in critical applications (such as systems that can directly affect public safety, health, or welfare)?

____ yes

____ no

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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F. Electronic Charts Supplemental Questions

Please complete the questions in this section if you are familiar with electronic nautical data for display on video screens.

Questions F1-F6 refer to rasterscanned images, in digital format, of NOAA/NOS nautical charts.

F1. If raster scanned images of nautical charts were made available, what would be your format preference?

____ TIF

____ PCS

____ other (please specify) _____________________

F2. What level of resolution would you prefer for raster scanned images?

____ 150 dpi

____ 300 dpi

____ 600 dpi

____ 800 dpi

____ other (please specify) _______________________

F3. What would be your preference for distribution media of raster scanned images?

____ 3.5 inch HD floppies

____ 5.25 inch HD floppies

____ CD-ROM

____ 3M tape cartridge (please specify preferred format, such as QIC-40)

_________________________________________________________

____ other (please specify)

_________________________________________________________

F4. With what application software would you use the raster scanned nautical date? If custom software, please describe its purpose.

______________________________________________

______________________________________________

F5. Would you purchase such images

____ from NOAA/NOS?

____ from private operations?

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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F6. How much would you be willing to pay for such images, per standard NOAA chart equivalent?

____ US$ for NOAA/NOS-produced images

____ US$ for privately produced images

Questions F7-F12 refer to digital vectordata sets. You may skip these questions if you are not familiar with the concept of digital vector data.

F7. Would you be likely to buy digital nautical data sets in the "seamless" DX-90 format?

____ yes

____ no

____ may be/don't know

F8. Would you be likely to buy digital nautical data sets available for single standard NOAA/NOS charts?

____ yes

____ no

____ may be/don't know

F9. What distribution media would you prefer for vector digital data sets?

____ 3.5 inch HD floppies

____ 5.25 inch HD floppies

____ CD-ROM

____ 3M tape cartridge (please specify preferred format, such as QIC-40)

________________________________________________________

____ other (please specify)

________________________________________________________

F10. With what application software would you use the vector data sets? If custom software, please describe its purpose?

_______________________________________

_______________________________________

F11. Would you purchase such data sets

____ from NOAA/NOS?

____ from private operations, if based on official NOAA/NOS data?

F12. How much would you be willing to pay for such data, per standard NOAA chart equivalent?

____ US$

F13. Comments

_____________________________________________

_____________________________________________

_____________________________________________

End of Questionnaire

Suggested Citation:"Appendix C-1: Nautical Chart and Information Survey." National Research Council. 1994. Charting a Course into the Digital Era: Guidance for NOAA's Nautical Charting Mission. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/4752.
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