ClassNK Onboard Image Logger vs KR

The mobile app. "Onboard Image Logger" simplifies the process of taking photos and videos of onboard conditions for the survey applicant (including crew members acting on the applicant's behalf) and sharing them with ClassNK, which enables close image information linkage between the ship and ClassNK. Details are as follows:   ◆Flow to Mobile Application Use After the survey application submitted by the applicant is accepted, the applicant will be notified (via email attachment) of an mobile app. guidance letter with a QR code for the survey where this mobile app. is considered acceptable to use. Please follow the instructions in the guidance letter to start using the mobile app.   ◆Sharing of photo and video data By reading the QR code embedded with information based on the survey application with the mobile app, the initial information is automatically entered, reducing the data entry work of the photographer. Once the QR code is scanned, a photo or video is taken, explanatory information is added, and once successfully transmitted, the information is shared with ClassNK.

- KR-CON, developed by Korean Register, is a comprehensive IMO Convention Database containing IMO Conventions, Codes, Resolutions and Circulars in English, Korean and Chinese. - KR-CON is a portable electronic database containing a vast array of IMO instruments. It enables users to navigate the maze of IMO instruments swiftly and accurately through a variety of user-friendly functions. Users can browse the contents with the touch of a screen, and identify the regulations applicable to an individual ship simply by inputting its details. An intelligent search function allows specific contents to be found easily and quickly. - Who benefits from KR-CON? Maritime Administrations(PSCO) Shipping Companies and Seafarers Classification Societies Ship-builders Service Suppliers Training Institutes Academic Institutions - IMO approval of the carriage of publications in electronic form The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) and the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) have approved MSC-MEPC.2 /Circ.2 which allows vessels to carry electronic media onboard instead of hard copy documents. This means that KR-CON can now be used onboard ship. KR-CON has also been recognized as an electronic version of IMO instruments by the 29 maritime administrations including Republic of Korea, Panama, Marshall Islands, Cyprus, Australia, Liberia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Isle of Man, and others.