ADP – ADLL
ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information, with coverage of more than 85,000 individual fixed light structures including lighthouses, lightships, lit floating marks and fog signals.
Part of the ADMIRALTY Digital Publication (ADP) range, ADLL contains all the detail of its paper equivalents, with the added convenience of fast, accurate weekly updates and simple searching of information. These important features can save bridge crews time and reduce the risk of human error.
Key features of ADLL include:
• Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs) updates and information search, giving greater efficiency, faster updating and more flexible information access
• Global coverage to enable safe and compliant navigation through major commercial shipping routes and ports
• Approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally, with certification to aid inspections
Comprehensive coverage of light and fog signal information
Keeping bridge crews informed, compliant and up-to-date, ADLL contains comprehensive coverage of more than 85,000 individual fixed light structures including Lighthouses, Lightships and Fog signals. ADLL also contains a number of Lit floating marks including Pontoon lights, resilient and buoyant beacons, Single Point Moorings (SPM) & Floating Production, Storage and Offloading Facilities (FPSO).
This global coverage is divided into 10 folios, giving lights information for locations across the world.
Fast and efficient updates
ADLL allows users to download weekly electronic updates by internet or disc. These can be applied accurately with minimum manual intervention; significantly reducing time spent making manual updates and minimising the risk of human error on board.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ADLL can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts. By using this functionality, bridge crews can view relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.
Easy search and print options
Crews can find lights information quickly using the map interface, the ship’s position or a keyword search. This information can then be easily printed for use in navigational activities such as passage planning.
Compliance with SOLAS requirements
ADLL is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
Familiarity and reassurance
ADLL displays information using easily recognisable formats from printed publications, providing reassurance for users as they switch to digital applications.