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Available with ArcGIS Maritime license.

ArcGIS Maritime is a system for managing and producing maritime data compliant with the International Hydrographic Organization's (IHO) S-100 series of standards and S-57, as well as the MIL-PRF-89023 performance specification for Digital Nautical Chart (DNC).

ArcGIS Maritime provides tools for creating a maritime database, importing data, symbolizing data, editing data, and exporting products.

License:

The following licenses are required for some workflows:

  • An active ArcGIS 3D Analyst extension license is required for generating depth areas workflows.

  • An active ArcGIS Bathymetry license is required for sounding selection and shallow-bias contouring workflows.

Learn more about ArcGIS Pro licensing

The following sections describe additional capabilities of the ArcGIS Maritime extension.

S-57

You can do the following for the S-57 standard:

DNC

You can do the following for DNC production:

S-100

You can do the following for the S-100 standard:

Paper charting

You can do the following for paper chart production:

Supported product specifications

ArcGIS Maritime supports the following IHO product specifications in ArcGIS Pro 3.7:

  • Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC) 3.1.3

  • Inland Electronic Navigational Chart (IENC) 2.4, 2.5, and 2.6

  • Bathymetric Inland Electronic Navigational Chart (bIENC) 2.5 and 2.6

  • Additional Military Layers (AML) 3.0

  • Contour Line Bathymetry (CLB) 2.1

  • Environmental Seabed Beach (ESB) 2.1

  • Large Bottom Objects (LBO) 2.1

  • Maritime Foundation Facilities (MFF) 2.1

  • Routes Area Limits (RAL) 2.1

  • Small Bottom Objects (SBO) 2.1

  • S-4 Regulations of the IHO for International (INT) Charts

  • S-58 ENC Validation Checks Edition 8.0.0

  • S-101 ENC Product Specification 2.0.0

  • S-124 Navigational Warnings 2.0.0

  • S-131 Marine Harbour Infrastructure (MHI) 2.0.0 (draft)

Learn more about ArcGIS Maritime data models that support these specifications