• 2 plotting exercises on a radar simulator by transfer plotting to a radar transfer-plotting sheet (90% on each required to pass). You will plot targets graphically (e.g. Rapid-radar plotting technique) to correctly derive solutions and determine own ship’s position while underway.
• (c) Plot all rows, using different symbols or colors to indicate whether or not points were included in the pre-launch charts. Comment, for each of the first two graphs, whether and open or closed symbol is preferable.
• Universal Plotting Sheets Version 1 Version 2 These files are intended to be printed on letter size paper. Click the version of your choice, and then print.
• . plot e-r vector. plot m1. plot m2. connect m1 – m2 & extend rml to outer ring. parallel rml to center of moboard. determine bearing & add 90 deg. This is cpa bearing. using dividers measure distance to intersection of cpa and rml; this is the range to cpa. measure distance from m1 to cpa. determine srm.
• San Jacinto Maritime - Video Objectives:1. Construct and label the Radar Plotting Triangle.2. Determine from the plotting triangle:3. Direction of Relative M.
• 12.3 Upper-Air Vertical Plotting. 12.3.1 Exercise #22 (Upper-Air Sounding) 13. 13.1 GDRADR - NEXRAD to Grid. Additional Exercises. GEMPAK Scripting.

Last plot = A (Actual) P 4. Draw O - A the blue line past P the centre of the plot (your position) 5 Finding the Closest Point of Approach - CPA of a Target 2 1. Plot target position X at 6 minute intervals (= 0.1 hour) O 2. First plot = O (Original) A 3. Last plot = A (Actual) CPA P 4. Draw O - A the blue line past P the centre of the plot.

Radar navigation, radar plotting and use of ARPA

Course code: D6A

Scope (Target audience) : The course has been designed to meet requirements of STCW section B-1/12 and is based on the guidelines of IMO Model Course 1.07, objectives 1-5.
Course provides training in the basic theory and use of Radar for those who will be in charge of a navigational watch.

Objective : The course covers, the theory necessary for understanding how radar information is obtained and displayed, the limitations and accuracy of information, the recognition of critical targets, the measurement of bearing and distances, and the use of these for fixing the ship's position and maintaining a plot of the movement of other ships as an aid to collision avoidance. Exercises in the application of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea ( COLREG 1972) will make use of the resulting plots.

Course content :

Radar Plotting Exercises For Beginners

• Familiarization with the Simulator’s “Own Ship” characteristics and control
• Review of basic radar and plotting
• Open water exercises in the application of colreg 1972
• Exercises in and near traffic separation schemes

Duration: 21 hours

Prerequisite :

• Identification card or passport

Approved by :

• MINISTRY OF MARITIME AFFAIRS, TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE OF REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
• CROATIAN REGISTER OF SHIPPING
• REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS

Note to client : After successful completion of the course and examination candidates will receive a Radar navigation, radar plotting and use of ARPA certificate.

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Engineering Examination Questions

Engine Room Electrical

QMED Oiler

Deck Examination Questions

Rules of the Road

Aids to Navigation Glossary Included

Fire Fighting Glossary Included

Meteorology 'Glossary Included'

SeamanshipGlossary Included

Ships Construction Glossary Included

Radar Plotting Exercises Worksheet

Stability and Trim Glossary Included

Radar Plotting Exercises

Tides and Currents Glossary Included

Radar Plotting Exercises Pdf

Radar Plotting