The Indian Naval Hydrographic Department (INHD) functions under the Chief Hydrographer to the Government of India.  The Department, being the nodal agency for Hydrographic surveys and Nautical charting in India, has a very well established organizational setup.  INHD has eight indigenously built modern survey ships fitted with state-of-the-art surveying equipment and a well established 'National Institute Hydrography' which is recognized as the 'Regional Centre for Imparting Training in Hydrography' for South East Asia by IHO. 

Six Catamaran Hull Survey Vessels (CHVs) will join the surveying fleet during 2011 - 2012. Surveys are conducted in strict compliance with the 'IHO standards for Hydrographic surveying (SP-44)'. 

The department also pioneered in making official Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) for Indian waters.  INHD is committed to capacity building in the South East Asian Region and conducts training to personnel from countries in the region and some of the African nations.  The department has also signed MoU with various countries for surveying their waters as part of international cooperation.
 
New Chart:-
2106 Mundra Port.
2107 Mundra Port West Basin.
3038 Approaches to Dhamra Port.
New Edition Charts:-
2029(INT7358) Approaches to Kochi.
357 (INT7397) Point Calimere to Chennai.
New ENC:-
IN141AND Andaman Sea.

 
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