It is clearly understood that the main benefits of e-navigation are improved safety and better protection of the environment through the promotion of standards of navigational system and a reduction in human error. In order to meet the expectations on the benefit of e-navigation, enavigation services should be more focused on non-SOLAS ships. The purpose of this paper is to present necessary e-navigation services for non-SOLAS ships in order to prevent marine accidents in Korean coastal waters. To meet the objectives of the study, an examination on the present navigation and communication system for non-SOLAS ships was performed. Based on the IMO’s e-navigation Strategy Implementation Plan (SIP) and Korea’s national SIP for e-navigation, future trends for the development and implementation of e-navigation were discussed. Consequently, Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC) download and ENC up-date service, ENC streaming service, route support service and communication support service based on Maritime Cloud were presented as essential e-navigation services for non-SOLAS ships. This study will help for the planning and designing of the Korean e-navigation system. It is expected that the further researches on the navigation support systems based on e-navigation will be carried out in order to implement the essential e-navigation services for non-SOLAS ships.

Abstract
I. Introduction
II. Navigation and Communication System of non-SOLAS Ships
    2.1. Navigation System
    2.2. Shipboard Communication System
III. Development of e-navigation
    3.1. IMO’s Strategy Implementation Plan (SIP)
    3.2. Korea’s Strategy Implementation Plan
IV. E-navigation Services for Non-SOLAS Ships
    4.1. ENC Download and ENC Up-date Service
    4.2. ENC Streaming Service
    4.3. Routeing Support Service
    4.4. Communication Support Service based on Maritime Cloud
V. Conclusions
References

• Kwang AN(Maritime Safety and Policy Bureau, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries)