SeaMap at Mac App Store analyse

What is Sea Map? Sea Map is a map viewer that supports both online Maps and offline Open Sea Maps for planning and light navigation purposes. Check www.openseamap.org for the quality and availabilty of the maps. Sea Map comes with a preinstalled set of community created open source navigational maps which can be used, even when you have no data network available. This means that you can navigate, without the roaming charges that come with the use of online maps. But Sea Map does not just support any map, it supports sea maps! Since means you have additional features such as lights and buoy markers that are not visible on the normal map. What can and cant you do with Sea Map? Every mariner knows you should use certified charts for navigation, and since the nature of community charts is by definition not official, you should not rely on Sea Map to be your primairy and only source of chart material. That beeing said, Sea Map is a great utility and the power of open source community maps may very well lead to better and faster updated charts for particular areas. You can use Sea Map to check features and to quickly find your way, and it will prove to become your chart table in your pocket. Why is there no (good)map for my region? Sea Map is a viewer for community sea charts. If there is no map for your region, you can help in creating it by joining openseamap. Check for quality and availability on their website, it is under rapid community development. How can I get a better/newer map? You can join the mailing list and request maps from there. We follow the releases of openseamap closely and will provide updates (free of charge) with the latest maps. You can also send in your maps and they will be added to the server for the benefit of all. What Maps are in SeaMap? Europe/Black Sea Europe/France/Loire Delta Europe/Great Britain/English Channel Europe/Mediterranean Sea/East Europe/Mediterranean Sea/West Europe/North Sea Europe/Norway South Coast Europe/Skagerak Kattegat Baltic Harbors/Burg Fehmarn Baltic Harbors/Darlowko Baltic Harbors/Faborg Baltic Harbors/Gedser Lystbadhaven Baltic Harbors/Heiligenhafen Baltic Harbors/Marina Kroslin Baltic Harbors/Marstal Baltic Harbors/Nykoebing Falster Baltic Harbors/Rhoenne Baltic Harbors/Rostock Baltic Harbors/Rostock Hohe Duene Baltic Harbors/Stralsund Baltic Harbors/Wolgast Baltic Sea/Ahus Baltic Sea/Apenrade Fjord Baltic Sea/Baring Vig Baltic Sea/Bodden Zingst Baltic Sea/Bornholm Baltic Sea/Danish South Sea Baltic Sea/Darlowko Rowi Baltic Sea/Falsterbo Channels Baltic Sea/Fehmarn Sund Baltic Sea/Finnish Sea Baltic Sea/Flensburg Fjord Baltic Sea/Gedser Dierhagen Baltic Sea/Gedser Ruegen Baltic Sea/Greifswalder Bodden Baltic Sea/Grosser Belt Baltic Sea/Grosser Belt South Baltic Sea/Guldborgsund Baltic Sea/Helsinki Baltic Sea/Karlskrona Baltic Sea/Kieler Bucht Baltic Sea/Koege Malmoe Baltic Sea/Kolberg Darlowko Baltic Sea/Lillebaelt Baltic Sea/Luebecker Bucht Baltic Sea/Moen Baltic Sea/Moen Bornholm Baltic Sea/North Eastern Baltic Sea Baltic Sea/Northern Ostsea Baltic Sea/Peene Strom Achterwasser Baltic Sea/Rowi Puck Baltic Sea/Rowi Wladystawono Baltic Sea/Ruegen Baltic Sea/Simrishamm Baltic Sea/Smalandsfarwandet Baltic Sea/Southern Ostsea Baltic Sea/Stettiner Haft Oder Baltic Sea/Sund Baltic Sea/Trelleborg Baltic Sea/Wismar Rostock Baltic Sea/Wollin Baltic Sea/Wollin Kolberg Baltic Sea/Ysted