iXBlue global electronic chart display and information systems (GECDIS) comply with the latest IMO, IEC and IHO regulations. At the heart of the navigation and surveillance system, they monitor, process and display all the information available on board to provide the navigator with the best understanding of the vessel?s navigation environment. Our GECDIS-C (commercial-ECDIS) and GECDIS-W (warship-ECDIS) products, with GECDIS-ST tactical table, benefit from iXBlue?s nearly 30 years of experience in designing and maintaining navigation software.

The GECDIS (TM) advanced software kernel provides:
Sensor data acquisition - a broad range of navigation and surveillance sensors, including INS, GPS, AIS, SONAR, thermal cameras etc.
Data-processing algorithm - computation, analysis and fusion algorithms on acquired data
Key information layer management - endless customization of displayed map layers
User experience - powerful, high-performance 2D/3D display engine and information layer management

Features and Benefits:
*IMO ECDIS certified
*Compliant to IEC and IHO regulations
*GECDIS-W compliant to WECDIS STANAG 4564 (AML...)
*Multi-layer display with advanced geographic database features
*Advanced information layer management and representation (2D/3D)
*Availability of software development kit (SDK) for specific needs
*Advanced data fusion features

GECDIS-ST primary goal is to give synthetic navigation situational awareness to the crew of the ship:
Maintain a synthetic view of the maritime situation. The DECOP constantly centralizes all the information required for the crew to assess the current situation (AIS/RADAR/IR video/underwater tracking systems etc..)
Allow perception of the situation. GECDIS-ST supports the crew with aiding mechanisms to manage a threat.
Comprehension of the situation. The crew can query GECDIS-ST for detailed information about a specific target.
Support decision making. GECDIS-ST helps the commanding officer to take the right decision he DECOP the same information.
GECDIS-ST is the support equipment for the crew to take the appropriate measures in a complex hostile environment, in a timely manner.