Brazil to Digitise and Automate Data Production02/07/2010 |
| Jeppesen and Brazil's Directorate of Hydrography and Navigation (DHN) are to give Jeppesen access to all of the nautical charts and data published by DHN for Brazil's sovereign waters for both commercial and light marine users. With direct access to sovereign data, Jeppesen is able to ensure the highest levels of quality and integrity, thereby increasing the safety of maritime navigation. The agreement also makes possible new chart and data coverage areas for Brazilian waters. |
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