Symboler, forkortelser og begreber i danske søkort 2000

Introduction
Chart 1 (INT1)
Information concerning charts
Supplementary information
Corrrection of charts
Buoyage
Bearings
Soundings
Vertical clearance
Copyright
Chart 1 (INT 1) contains symbols, abbreviations and terms used on
international as well as national charts, published by Kort & Matrikelstyrelsen
(KMS).
This edition af Chart 1(INT 1) is based on the »Chart Specifications of
the IHO« (International Hydrographic Organization), which came into
force at the XIIth International Hydrographic Conference 1982 in
Monaco.
The system of numbering in this edition replaces the former IHO standard
system. The new system uses letters prefixed »I« for each section,
to avoid confusion during the transitional period, when both system are
in use.
Details of Danish charts are given in index »Danish charts and publications«
and index »Greenlandic and Faroese charts and publications«,
issued once a year and in »Søkortrettelser/Chart Corrections«.
Further information can be found in the following publications (in Danish
only): Den danske Lods, generelle oplysninger«, »Den danske Lods,
farvandsbeskrivelser«, »Den danske Havnelods, Trafik- og større fiskerihavne«,
»Regionale havnelodser (7)«,»Den færøske Lods«, »Havneoplysninger
for Færøerne«, »Den grønlandske Lods« and »Den grønlandske
Havnelods«. Besides in »Dansk Fyrliste«, »Afmærkning af danske
farvande« and »Tidevandstabeller for Danmark, Færøerne og Grønland«
(in Danish and English) and »Navigation through Danish Waters«
(in English).
Kort & Matrikelstyrelsen publishes weekly the »Søkortrettelser/Chart
Corrections« which in Danish and English describes the necessary corrections
for maintenance of all the current nautical charts.
The buoyage in Danish waters refers to IALA Maritime Buoyage System,
Region A.
Bearings are given from seaward and refer to the true compass.
Depths are given from 0.1 to 20.9 in metres and decimetres, and from 21
to 31 in metres and half metres. All other depths are shown in whole
meters.
Vertical clearance is normally refered to the high water level. From 0.1 to
10.0 in metres and decimetres, otherwise in whole metres.
No part of Kort & Matrikelstyrelsen charts and nautical publications may
be reproduced in any material form without the prior written permission
of the copyright owners. Applications for the copyright owners’ permission
to reproduce any part of these publications should be addressed, in
first instance, to Kort & Matrikelstyrelsen, Customer Department, Rentemestervej
8, DK-2400 Copenhagen NV. The source material used is
listed in the title or in the source data diagram.
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