SevenCs launches Nautilus ChartServer for S-100

SevenCs has launched Nautilus ChartServer, a new chart rendering engine designed to support the new S-100 maritime data standard.

The platform replaces the company’s legacy WMS ChartServer and introduces a scalable architecture capable of supporting S-57, S-101 ENC, IENC and AML products, with future support planned for S-102 bathymetric surfaces and other S-100 datasets.

SevenCs said Nautilus ChartServer is also designed for integration into third-party applications, with reduced API complexity and deployment options including virtual machines and containerised environments such as Kubernetes.

“Nautilus ChartServer is more than an upgrade – it’s a strategic leap into the future of integrating nautical charts into geospatial applications,” said Ralf Lehnert, Director of Product Management for SevenCs.

“Its S-100 compatibility ensures our customers are prepared for the next wave of digital charting standards.”

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