The standardised message shall contain at least the information necessary for safe navigation.

The standardised message shall contain at least the information necessary for safe navigation.

In our example above, the standard greeting might read: “Hi Mark, Jane is inviting you to join Facebook.

a standardized message introducing the information on data quality and methodology and emphasising the importance of taking it into account.

a standardized message introducing the information on data quality and methodology and emphasising the importance of taking it into account.

a standardized message introducing the information on data quality and methodology and emphasising the importance of taking it into account.

the use of a standardised transport notification message for ship-to-authority, authority-to-ship and authority-to-authority messaging in order to obtain compatibility with maritime navigation;

the use of a standardised transport notification message for ship-to-authority, authority-to-ship and authority-to-authority messaging in order to obtain compatibility with maritime navigation;

It can also receive a normalised message by the wire of communication, that message is studied and then automatically or after confirmation by the user, changes the telephone company, that makes the phone call.

As for the collection and processing of booking information (PNR data), an internationally standardized message format (called the PNRGOV) allows this data to be sent to governments.