In this presentation, East View Geospatial (EVG) will share how they provide a wide range of vector and raster products produced from authoritative maritime and hydrographic sources to support the GIS-fluent research and analytical community. Known to navigators worldwide, vector-based Electronic Navigation Charts (ENCs) and their raster cousins RNCs have long provided unique and useful content to non-navigational users, just like print nautical charts before them. However, the legal requirements and technology evolution connected with supporting the navigation community have come at the expense of researchers and engineers around the world.
East View’s data has served researchers from a dynamic base of patrons concerned with the maritime and hydrographic aspects of climate change, boundary disputes and international security, biological and geological natural resources, green energy development, and even the social and historical sciences.
To aid researchers and engineers in the above aspects EVG provides numerous forms of maritime mapping information in the form of East View Maritime Vector (EVMV) data, which comes directly from sourcing ENC data from around the world. In addition to EVMV, we provide Print-On-Demand nautical charts, raster nautical charts, bathymetry data, etc. to ensure researchers can successfully implement and or complete their projects.
About East View Geospatial
For more than 25 years, East View Geospatial has been a leading knowledge center for the world’s maps and geospatial data. From academics to individual explorers, risk assessors to software integrators, East View Geospatial is the trusted source for authoritative, accurate cartographic products and data management solutions.
East View Geospatial works as a source provider for numerous institutions and organizations in the maritime industry. Specifically providing data and support for Seabed 2030 and GEBCO throughout the last decade enabling the sustainable protection of marine resources and coastal environments.