航海英语 航海英语 navigation systems intro.ppt

2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * properly set up channel with tender at the pier. 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * Bowditch pg. 76 / 3-10 TM 4-28 TO SEA JUNCTION BIFURCATION energize 2+1 flashing lantern 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * Bowditch pg. 76 / 3-10 TM 4-28 TO SEA JUNCTION BIFURCATION energize 2+1 flashing lantern 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * We are going to mark this channel. 1. green #1 leave to port. 2. red #2 leave to stbd 3. continue up with #3, #5 etc 4. next channel starts numbering over from #1 with dayboards 5. for secondary channel begin numbers over 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 4-5 usually the sea buoy / entrance buoy We use a RED BALL for the topmark. IALA states that spheres signifies a safe water mark. U.S. uses a red/white striped aid. This is to costly for us to change to a sphere, so we use the topmark to comply with the sphere requirement. 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * Bowditch pg.74 / 4-5AM This doesn’t have anything to do with the channel. This is off by itself. Topmark is 2 black balls. 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 3-16TM / 4-5AM 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 3-24 Maintained by state and civilians. CG has some also. Orange boarder is retro. 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation Workshop * 2003 Aids to Navigation