Imray charting – Navigation Mac

Imray abandons the publication of maps and refocuses its activities

Posted on19 November 202420 November 2024One comment

The end of an era !

After more than 200 years spent guiding sailors, Imray will begin to gradually cease its nautical chart publishing activities, thus marking the end of an era. This difficult decision reflects the shift to digital navigation, But we are not leaving.
Card production and support, including Imray's Notices to Mariners, will continue until the 2025. Afterlife, No new editions will be published. ” data.

InavX adopts Imray charts

Posted on13 October 202420 November 2024

With the latest version 5.6.35 from February the 25 th last September, iNavX integrates Imray charting offered by its supplier SiiTech (¹). NavX Studios does not hesitate to announce in its communication :

As the leading publisher of nautical information for leisure sailors, Imray joins iNavX, making us the first mobile navigation platform to offer and support these trusted charts..” data.

Updating IMRAY catalogs at Geogarage

Posted on4 May 202420 May 20242 comments

Updating card catalogs Imray charting for the’Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Caribbean.

9 catalogues for a total of 1518 cards and cartridges.

Available for Weather4D Routing & Navigation and SailGrib WR by Geogarage.
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Weather4D Routing & Navigation supports Imray charts

Posted on24 th 202019 May 20228 comments

With the delivery yesterday of the version 2.0.54, Weather4D add Imray charting (¹) to the Routing & Navigation, recently available in Geogarage. Five layers cover the Atlantic facade (²) , from the North Sea and Shetlands to the Canary Islands and the Azores, and one layer covers the Greater and Lesser Antilles.

But the most important are the three layers covering the western, central and eastern Mediterranean, which now provide detailed coverage from the Ionian Sea to the Aegean Sea. An excellent complement to the international SHOM layer. Read more …

Smart navigation – From paper charts to augmented reality

Posted on5 th 20206 th 20245 comments

I relay here, in French, an article published in the British magazine Yachting Monthly (¹) the 30 th. The subject deals with the debate between paper charts and electronic navigation, by stating many truths, but also sometimes one or two untruths. The remarks have the merit of presenting contrasting arguments, and to obtain the opinion of recognized UK's professional boaters. Since the confinement imposes time constraints on us, let's take this opportunity to enjoy this instructive reading.… Read more …