European Maritime Navigation Forum (EMRF)

The European Maritime Radionavigation Forum (EMRF) gathers together different bodies from maritime administrations to shipowners' organisations to focus on the co-ordination of European maritime interests in the field of radionavigation systems for development within Europe.

One of its main aims is to promote the maritime requirements for the safety assessment and certification of future satellite systems, their augmentation systems and back-up, and to develop material to achieve recognition and operational approval of those systems as part of the IMO World-Wide Radionavigation System.

EMRF's Mission Statement

The EMRF is a forum to represent the views of maritime interests in Europe, to provide expert input to European Policy on safety of navigation and related matters.

Benefits of Membership?

As a member you will have access to library of documents, relating to past meetings, presentations and current papers. In addition, you and other representatives within your organisation, will also be able to attend meetings of the Forum and to submit documents for review by other members and collaborate on papers during the review period.

Membership is FREE - so why not create an account today?

Membership of the EMRF is restricted to European Administrations, Organisations, Institutes and other European bodies, having an interest in maritime radionavigation. International organisations and other European organisations having similar related interests may also qualify for observer status.

You can check to see if your organisation has already had its membership approved and its category by viewing the Composition pages of this site. You will need a valid email address and the ability to view Adobe Acrobat PDF documents from your browser or desktop machine. For further information on the Registration Process please click on the News section on the left.

This site is sponsored by Trinity House, London, whose charitable funds support the European Maritime Radio-navigation Forum in pursuit of the advancement of navigation and the safety of shipping generally.