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Susvilla Díaz, Nuria
Lista Martín, Antonio
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Susvilla Díaz, Nuria & Lista Martín, Antonio (2023) Desarrollo de cartografía de precisión para el puerto de Avilés. Anuario de Estudios Marítimos 2(2023), pp. 361-374. ISBN: 978-84-1125-721-3
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[Resumen] En el presente escrito se describe
un desarrollo de cartografía electrónica generado
a partir de cartografía portuaria convencional,
esto es, no ENCs (Cartas Náuticas
Electrónicas) pensadas para ser usadas en un
ECDIS, sino planos de ingeniería convencionales.
El constante aumento en las dimensiones
de los buques que escalan el puerto de Avilés
ha hecho necesario trabajar con unos márgenes
de seguridad muy estrechos, en la navegación
por el puerto, de manera que se hace
necesaria una precisión en la estimación de las
distancias que las ENC convencionales ya no
pueden ofrecer. Por el contrario, la cartografía
portuaria, realizada a escalas mucho mayores
que las náuticas, tiene el nivel de detalle necesario,
y además la información se actualiza
más frecuentemente. Es por ello por lo que se
propuso utilizar esta cartografía, propiedad de
la Autoridad Portuaria, para las navegaciones
más exigentes dentro de las aguas portuarias.
[Abstract] This paper describes a development of electronic cartography generated from conventional port cartography, that is, not ENC’s designed to be used in an ECDIS, but conventional engineering drawings. The constant increase in the dimensions of the ships calling the port of Aviles has made it necessary to work with very narrow margins of safety in the navigation through the port, so that it is necessary to have an accuracy in the estimation of distances that conventional ENC can no longer offer. On the other hand, port cartography, done at much larger scales than the nautical ones, have the necessary level of detail, and the information is updated more frequently. This is why it was proposed to use this cartography, owned by the Port Authority, for the most demanding navigations within port waters.
[Abstract] This paper describes a development of electronic cartography generated from conventional port cartography, that is, not ENC’s designed to be used in an ECDIS, but conventional engineering drawings. The constant increase in the dimensions of the ships calling the port of Aviles has made it necessary to work with very narrow margins of safety in the navigation through the port, so that it is necessary to have an accuracy in the estimation of distances that conventional ENC can no longer offer. On the other hand, port cartography, done at much larger scales than the nautical ones, have the necessary level of detail, and the information is updated more frequently. This is why it was proposed to use this cartography, owned by the Port Authority, for the most demanding navigations within port waters.
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