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automatic identiciation system

Automatic Identification System

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AIS is a system that transmits vessel position, course and speed via a VHF radio channel to all ships within

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parallel indexing

Parallel Indexing

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Parallel indexing is an effective way of monitoring a vessels progress along a preselected track using a radar. As a

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azimuth circle

Azimuth Mirror

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A compass is equipment which is used to find direction while at sea. A compass tells the direction in which

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doppler log

Doppler Log

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The speed log is a device used to measure the speed and also the number of nautical miles the vessel

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passage planning

Passage Planning For Pilotage Waters

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90% of all the shipping casualties occur in coastal and port areas. The coastal passages leading to ports are generally

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ecdis route check

ECDIS Route Check

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The created route must be checked for potential dangers in case any have been overlooked during route creation. The system

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ARPA

Radar Best Practice -ARPA

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When using the ARPA the following points to be considered: For collision avoidance purposes an ARPA should be sea stabilized

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sextant

Sextant

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The sextant is an instrument used to measure angles. Its arc is one sixth of a circle. Hence it is

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under keel clearance

Under Keel Clearance

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A change in draught may arise during a voyage due to factors such as cargo and ballast changes as well

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ecdis alarms

MANDATORY ECDIS ALARMS AND ALARM SETTING

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Below is the list of mandatory alarms / indication as per MSC Resolution 232(82). Alarm: An alarm or alarm system

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