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Navigation and Passage Planning for Watchkeeping Officers : Position Fixing, Tides, ECDIS, Squat and Pilotage with 280 Practice Questions
by Talor Press
Overview
Navigation and Passage Planning for Watchkeeping Officers is a practice-based study guide for the work of a navigation watch, from reading the chart to planning and monitoring a passage.
WHO IT IS FORDeck cadets, junior watchkeeping officers and examination candidates who want clear explanations, worked arithmetic and plenty of practice. WHAT YOU WILL PRACTISE
- Charts, datums, soundings, dead reckoning and chart corrections
- Visual, radar and electronic position lines, running fixes and the cocked hat
- Variation, deviation and gyro error: finding, recording and applying them
- Tides, tidal streams, under-keel clearance, air draught and course to steer
- Passage planning in four stages, waypoints, wheel-over points, squat and UKC
- ECDIS safety settings, radar parallel indexing, GNSS and AIS, pilotage, restricted visibility and the navigational watch HOW THE BOOK WORKS
The book has 30 lessons in six parts. Each lesson has an explanation, reference tables, a step-by-step procedure, a worked example, a safety note and a knowledge check. The back of the book adds worked passage scenarios, practice calculations, oral examination questions, case studies, quick reference tables, a final review test and blank forms and logs. There are 280 practice questions in all, with an answer key and short reasons. IMPORTANT NOTE
This is an educational guide. Ships, ports and figures in the examples are illustrative. It does not replace official charts and publications, approved ECDIS and radar manuals, company procedures, flag state rules or the master's orders, and it is not an official STCW or IMO course.
This item is Non-Returnable
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798190323498
- ISBN-10: 9798190323498
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.52 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.74 pounds
- Page Count: 246
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