GNSS Denial
Accurate navigation is crucial in today's naval operations.
OSI Maritime Systems has been providing electronic chart systems to the maritime market since 1979.
OSI Maritime Systems has been providing electronic chart systems to the maritime market since 1979.
The firm supply integrated navigation and tactical solutions, including integrated bridge systems for warships, C2 systems for small crafts, and integrated dived navigation systems for submarines.
OSI’s Tactical dived navigation system (TDNS) provides submariners with a wide range of navigational abilities, as well as a number of features that help to enhance the vessel’s operational ability and dived navigation safety.
These features include target motion analysis, water space management and moving havens, line of soundings fixing, bottom contour fixing, and vertical sextant angles.
It also supplies advanced navigation fixing techniques using ENCs, as well as raster charts, and 3D chart chart display using dtandard ENC and AML / TOD data products.
The system is based on the ECPINS software, which is the most comprehensive submarine software available.
It can be integrated into a third-party hardware system, or supplied as its own stand-alone hardware, ranging across large displays, or horizontally or vertically mounted.
The TDNS is a fully-approved WECDIS, as well as being accepted as an IMO ECDIS, and certified against Nato STANAG 4564.
The integrated navigation and tactical system (IDNS) is an integrated bridge systems that is designed to meet the most demanding military environments.
It has a flexible design and is a fully-scalable IMO, as well as being Nato STANAG 4564 compliant.
The system is suitable for existing platform retrofits, or new builds. It integrated selected radars and navigation sensors, as well as providing a comprehensive and cost-effective IBS.
IDNS is based on OSI’s ECPINS. It has full WECDIS functionality, and is protected against DGPS / GPS denial as well as failing through battle damage.
Features and functions available within the IDNS include NavTac DDU to accept sensor data, WECDIS to help handle challenging navigational and tactical situations, and SHOL, which allows for the focus on a multiple number of tasks during flying operations.
It also supplies a The ECPINS 3D chart engine, conning display, radar and radar image overlay, and W-AIS functionality for the organisation for a detailed recognised maritime picture.
Tactical asset control and tracking (T-ACT) allows for the capture and sharting of complex situational awareness pictures. The system can also be used to help organise the operations of multiple T-ACT fitted ships and smaller assets.
T-ACT enhances the information that is gained through AIS and provides tactical advantages, as well as increased security, performance, and safety of assets, people, and equipment to military operations.
Accurate navigation is crucial in today's naval operations.
Current marine threats have proven the need to extend tactical response options beyond the mother ship to its boats and RHIBs used for security and combatant craft roles including antipiracy, antidrug, illegal trade, and border security.
Electronic Chart Precise Integrated Navigation System (ECPINS-W Sub) – Tactical Dived Navigation
A fleet of eight River-class offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) is in service with the UK Royal Navy.
Trafalgar Class nuclear-powered attack submarines are in service with the Royal Navy.
The Royal Navy’s Astute Class submarine is a nuclear-powered attack submarine, which will replace the five Swiftsure Class submarines, launched between 1973 and 1977 and approaching the end of their operational life.
The Resolve-class auxiliary oiler replenishment (AOR) vessel is a retrofit of MV Asterix container vessel to support the Royal Canadian Navy’s at-sea replenishment capability.
Holland Class offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) were built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding for the Royal Netherlands Navy. A series of four OPVs are named after Dutch coastal provinces.
The Vanguard submarines were built by Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering Limited (now BAE Systems Marine) at Barrow-in
Milgem Class corvettes are being built for the Turkish Navy under the Turkish national warship programme known as Milgem
The Protecteur class auxiliary oiler replenishment ships are in service with the Canadian Navy. The class was built by S
In December 2003, the Australian Ministry of Defence awarded the prime contract to Defence Maritime Services (DMS) for the supply and support of 12 Armidale Class patrol boats.
Between 1980 and 1989, 13 Hunt Class minesweepers and minehunters of the UK's Royal Navy were commissioned.
The two Absalon Class vessels, built by Odense Steel Shipyard for the Danish Navy, are flexible support ships (combat su
Royal Schelde have built four De Zeven Provincien Class guided missile carrying fast frigates for the Royal Netherlands
The Canadian Maritime Force has purchased four Victoria (formerly Upholder) class diesel-electric submarines from the UK
In November 1989, the Australian / New Zealand frigate building project contracted Australian shipbuilders Tenix Defence
Four Thetis class frigates for the Royal Danish Navy have been built by the Svendborg Shipyard with headquarters on the
The Flyvefisken Class multirole vessels were built for the Royal Danish Navy by the Danish shipyard Danyard A/S between
Seven Sandown Class ships have been built to the batch 2 design. Design changes include accommodation for female officer
The Huon design is based on the Italian Gaeta/Lerici Class. Six minehunters have been built by ADI in Newcastle, Austral
The Collins Class type 471 diesel-electric submarines were designed by Swedish shipbuilders Kockums for the Royal Austra
The Brazilian Navy's submarine force is based at Base Almirante Castro e Silva, Mocangue Island, which is near Niteroi,
The Oksoy and Alta class mine warfare vessels were built by Kvaerner Mandal (now Umoe Mandal). The first four ships, Oks
The Kingston Class maritime coastal defence vessels were built by Halifax Shipyards Ltd owned by Saint John Shipbuilding
Saint John Shipbuilding is the prime contractor for the Halifax Class frigate or Canadian Patrol Frigate programme. Nine
The first-of-class HMS Invincible aircraft carrier was built by Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering (now BAE Systems Ma
OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) will feature the company's leading naval integrated navigation and tactical solutions at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition between 13-15 April.
13 April 2015OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the signing of a contract to provide integrated navigation and tactical systems (INTS) for the Indian Navy Cadet Training Ship (CTS) new build project.
31 March 2015OSI Maritime Systems' (OSI) exhibit will feature a range of the company's leading naval integrated navigation and tactical solutions at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA) between 17 - 21 March, 2015, in Langkawi, Malaysia.
17 March 2015OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the awarding of a contract to deliver tactical dived navigation systems (TDNS) for the Royal Swedish Navy A19 Götland-class submarines' upgrade programme.
23 February 2015OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is proud to announce the official opening of its newest office, in Canberra, Australia.
24 September 2014As part of the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) ANZAC Frigate programme, OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Sea Acceptance Trials (SAT) of OSI's Integrated Bridge System (IBS), or Integrated Navigation & Tactical System (INTS).
23 September 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the signing of contracts to provide the Turkish Navy with OSI's world leading Warship Navigation System, which includes ECPINS-W software.
14 August 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the signing of a contract to provide the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) with its Ship Helicopter Operating Limits (SHOL) software module.
20 June 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to provide in-service-support for the Integrated Navigation and Bridge Systems (INTS) that the company has delivered and installed across the Royal New Zealand Navy fleet.
14 May 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the signing of a contract to integrate its flagship software, ECPINS-W Sub, into the UK Royal Navy's T45 Destroyer Integrated Bridge System (IBS).
28 April 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to provide in-service-support for its ECPINS-W Sub software.
15 April 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) will exhibit a range of the company's leading naval integrated navigation and tactical solutions at the Navy League's annual Sea-Air-Space Exposition, 7 to 9 April 2014, at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland.
8 April 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) announced today that it has been selected by Lockheed Martin Canada to support the design activity of the bridge and navigation capabilities for the Royal Canadian Navy's (RCN) new class of Arctic/offshore patrol ships (AOPS).
24 February 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) announced today that it has been selected by Lockheed Martin Canada to support the design activity of the bridge and navigation capabilities for the Royal Canadian Navy's (RCN) new class of Arctic/offshore patrol ships (AOPS).
20 February 2014OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to provide in-service-support for its ECPINS-W Sub software.
31 January 2014OSI Maritime Systems is pleased to announce the award of a contract for the company's Tactical Dived Navigation System.
10 January 2014On 6 October 2013, OSI Maritime Systems president and CEO Ken Kirkpatrick, as a member of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Canadian business delegation to Malaysia, participated in a ceremony recognising recent Canadian-Malaysian business agreements.
14 October 2013OSI Maritime Systems Ltd. (OSI) is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to provide a Portable Warship-AIS and situational awareness system for immediate deployment across the entire UK submarine flotilla.
10 October 2013OSI Maritime Systems is pleased to announce the signing of a Letter of Award with Boustead Naval Shipyard, Malaysia.
25 June 2013OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) is pleased to announce the signing of a contract with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME), South Korea.
30 May 2013OSI Maritime Systems is pleased to announce the provision of an advanced command, control and situational awareness system to the Royal Australian Navy Amphibious Task Group.
17 May 2013OSI Geospatial, a world leader in naval integrated navigation and tactical solutions, announced today that it has signed a contract to upgrade the Royal Danish Navy to the newly released ECPINS 6.0.
7 December 2011OSI Geospatial, a world leader in naval navigation and tactical solutions, has announced the release of ECPINS 6.0 for Warships (ECPINS-W) and Submarines (ECPINS-W Sub), and the fleet-wide deployment by the Royal Navy.
30 November 2011OSI Geospatial is pleased to announce that it has signed a $2.2m contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to provide a fleetwide license for use by the UK Royal Navy (RN). The RN currently employs OSI's tactical navigation software and systems across 75 naval platforms, including submar
12 April 2011OSI Geospatial is pleased to announce that it has signed a $1.4m contract to support the OSI navigation and tactical system used fleet-wide within the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). The contract makes provision for technical support as well as software upgrades for ECPINS-W sub (electronic chart p
15 March 2011OSI Geospatial has announced that it has signed a contract valued at approximately $2m with Siemens to provide an integrated bridge system (IBS) for the Royal New Zealand Navy’s ANZAC class frigate platform system upgrade (PSU) programme. The company will deliver two of its integrated navigation
14 March 2011OSI Geospatial has announced that, after successful sea trials, the first Vanguard Class SSBN has been approved to navigate digitally. OSI Geospatial is the software supplier as part of the Lockheed Martin UK WECDIS team. This milestone achievement clearly indicates the confidence that the Royal
4 October 2010OSI Geospatial announced today that its international systems operations has been awarded a contract under which the company will supply its world-leading ECPINS® W (Sub) software to the UK Royal Navy’s Astute Class submarine. "This significant win in a highly-competitive situation
27 September 2010OSI Geospatial announced today that its International Systems Operations has achieved formal-type approval from Germanischer Lloyd for its ECPINS® software against the NATO STANAG 4564 Edition 2 for warship electronic chart and information display systems. “This very important mile
30 August 2010OSI Geospatial Inc. (TSX: OSI) ("OSI") announced today that its International Systems Operations has signed a contract to provide a new naval customer with its ECPINS-W Sub® WECDIS technology for trials and evaluation. The contract also includes training. Ken Kirkpatrick, president and
4 November 2009OSI Geospatial Inc. (TSX: OSI) (“OSI”) announced today that its International Systems Operations has signed a contract valued at approximately $1.3 million to supply its world leading ECPINS® Warship Navigation System to the Dutch Defence Materiel Organization for use by the Royal Netherlands Nav
14 September 2009OSI Geospatial Inc. (TSX: OSI; OTCBB: OSIIF) announced today that it has launched a new product for the military and security markets. The Asset Control and Tracking (ACT) system is a versatile and fully scalable solution based on terrestrial communications. It is designed to provide military and
14 September 2009OSI Geospatial Inc. (TSX: OSI; OTCBB: OSIIF) announced today that its international systems business has now signed the prime contract with the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD) to deliver Warship Automatic Identification Systems (W-AIS). On November 2, 2006, the company announced its sele
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