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In the Search section, you will learn how to effectively locate objects and vessels on the map using the ECDIS software. Search is a critical feature for quickly and accurately finding the information you need. You will learn how to use the search bar to find vessels by name or other parameters, as well as how to perform a general search across the entire ECDIS program. These skills will help you navigate faster and make informed decisions in various situations.
4.13. Search
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The "Search" button is one of the main elements of the ECDIS interface. It allows the user to quickly find the necessary information on electronic navigational charts.

  • Click on the "Search" button to open the search panel.
  • Enter keywords or coordinates in the search field.
  • The search results will be displayed on the map or in a separate window.
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The search panel immediately displays all nearby objects, allowing the user to quickly get an overview of the surroundings and locate necessary objects.

Click on the first tab labeled "k 1" to view more detailed information and proceed further.
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Along with more detailed information, an information window corresponding to the selected object is displayed on the map. In this example, it is a bookmark. If you click on the "info" button, you will go to the bookmarks panel.

To continue, click the "info" button.
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You are in the bookmarks panel, where you can find and select all available bookmarks. This panel provides access to all saved points on the map, making it easy to return to important objects and navigational data. In the bookmarks panel, you can view and select all available bookmarks.

To continue, click the "back" button on the bookmarks panel.
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To better understand the logic of the search function, it is useful to interact with specific objects on the search panel. After clicking on the object "15," the map will display information related to that object.

Click on the object "15" on the search panel.

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Along with more detailed information, an information window corresponding to the selected object is displayed on the map. In this example, it is a ENC objects.

To continue, click the "info" button.
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You are now in the ENC objects panel, which includes areas, contours, and points located on the map. This panel provides detailed information about various elements of the Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC), allowing for more effective navigation management.

To continue, click the "back" button on the ENC objects panel.
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In addition to searching for objects on the map, ECDIS also allows you to search for any data by entering it into the search field. This can be done using a regular keyboard or the on-screen keyboard integrated into the system.

To continue, click the button with the keyboard icon located above the search field on the search panel.
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The ECDIS program provides search results on-the-fly based on the first few letters entered, which is very convenient. This allows users to quickly find the necessary information without having to enter the full name or coordinates.

To continue, press the 'P' button on the on-screen keyboard.
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The search provides the nearest objects based on the first letter "P." In this example, the ship 'PINTA' is displayed, as indicated by the corresponding ship icon on the search panel.

To continue, click on the ship 'PINTA' on the search panel.
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Now you can view detailed information about the ship, as well as an information window on the map indicating the location of the selected vessel.

To view all ships on the map, click the "info" button on the informational panel.
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The AIS TARGETS panel has opened, displaying all vessels closest to you as a priority.

To continue, click "close" on the AIS TARGETS panel.
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You also have access to map search. Click on the map in the area of your interest, and an information window will open indicating what is located there.

To continue, click on the area of the map marked with a yellow-red border.
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Upon clicking on the map, an information window appears displaying details about the selected object.

Click "info" in the information window to view more detailed information.
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On the ENC Objects panel, you can view all objects located at the previously selected point.

To continue, click "close" on the ENC Objects panel.
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