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Route Deviation
Flags vehicles that leave the planned corridor or stop where no stop was planned, and proposes a driver check-in or a route note.
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Vector chart cells for US waters from NOAA Coast Survey, with weekday update cells, regional zip bundles, and an XML product catalog.
NOAA's Office of Coast Survey produces the Electronic Navigational Chart, a vector data set in which each charted feature is stored as pairs of latitude and longitude. Cells download free from charts.noaa.gov as zip bundles: All_ENCs.zip, one per Coast Guard district from 01CGD to 17CGD, one per state, one per region, and OneDay, TwoDays, OneWeek, and TenDays bundles of recently changed cells. An ISO 19115 product catalog, ENCProdCat_19115.xml, lists every cell. Coast Survey uploads new update cells every weekday evening. ENC Direct to GIS republishes the same features weekly through map services and GIS downloads.
An operator uses the cells as the reference layer under vessel positions and proposes a route or berth change for your approval when a cell you depend on changes.
This is a reference listing. It documents what Fibric would read from NOAA Electronic Navigational Charts and what it could propose, based on the publisher's published interfaces. Fibric builds it under a managed deployment when you request it; selecting it here installs nothing.
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Proposed actions are target capabilities. Every action runs propose-first and needs a validated deployment and the appropriate permissions.
Overlay AIS positions on the ENC cell for the harbor. When a track leaves the charted fairway or crosses a depth contour shallower than the vessel's draft, the operator proposes a deviation alert for the dispatcher.
Fetch OneDay_ENCs.zip each weekday evening. When a cell covering your berths appears, the operator proposes a change note on the dock schedule with the cell name and date.
Before assigning a workboat, the operator reads aids to navigation and obstructions from the cell and proposes a route with the charted features it avoided.
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