1. OIC-NW C1
問題一覧
1
speed error
2
35 degrees port and starboard
3
2.1 knots
4
Corrections for latitude and height above sea level
5
within radius of 100m
6
dip
7
2
8
Chart Catalogue
9
Increase with little change in direction
10
Faces the surface of the wind the center of low is toward your left
11
20 nautical miles
12
The base is between 6,500 ft - 20,000 ft
13
Latitude 00 degrees 00 minutes
14
It is the ratio of the existing absolute humidity to its saturation value at the same temperature.
15
White
16
Wind speed 34 - 40 knots mean 37 knots
17
Showers at long range appears on the screen only if moderate or heavy rain falls.
18
The same tide tables as that used for the charts of the locality.
19
The difference in time from signal transmission to reception.
20
180 degrees True
21
Rainy weather with strong winds
22
360°T x 0.4 knots
23
Isoclinical
24
Elevated pole
25
By way of tracing if available as a useful tool for positioning a correction quickly.
26
Very cold air blowing over a relatively warm sea.
27
Set
28
Faces the surface of the wind the center of low is toward your right.
29
In the geometric center of the triangle.
30
Voyage Data Recorder.
31
permanent
32
Barometer
33
Relative humidity
34
The buoy may not be in its charted position
35
The amount of which is given each hour of the day in the customary climatic atlases.
36
The air of the world contains myriads of hygroscopic particles without it there will be neither clouds nor rain.
37
The celestial body is within 28 mins prior to LAN.
38
Your vessel is in the dangerous semicircle.
39
It give warning of small targets that are initially detected that are closer than the outer zone.
40
85%
41
Variable Range Marker
42
Reduce during the day and increase at night.
43
New edition
44
Atmospheric temperature lapse rate.
45
decreases
46
Single red cone, point upward
47
It is predicted in Tidal Current Tables
48
True course 001 deg.
49
Hysteresis
50
The best bearing of the third object should be about 102°
51
To experience extensive snowfall.
52
Good fix
53
White
54
In nimbostratus cloud at a temperature of -10°C.
55
1575.42 MHz
56
The choice of route must be balanced betwen considerations of safety and time.
57
It is the line of discontinuity at the surface or a upper level along which an advancing cold air mass is undercutting a warmer air mass.
58
The best is about 90° apart
59
Centering error
60
Red
61
270° T
62
Variation
63
Constellation
64
By yellow stripes, squares or triangles marked on them.
65
The height in feet above sea level increased by 10 percent and divided by 30 gives correction in hectopascals to be added.
66
Rainy weather with strong winds.
67
Shooth the bearing of a conspicuous object.
68
When warm air passes over a surface; which is cooler than dew point of the air; advection fog can form. This occurs over land and sea.
69
When warm air passes over a surface; which is cooler than dew point of the air; advection fog can form. This occurs over land and sea.
70
75 degree latitude
71
Under Keel Clearance = 0.4 meters at High Water
72
2.1 knots
73
During the mature stage of a thunderstorm cell: the cloud contains upceurrents and downcurrents.
74
It will increase.
75
Coaltitude
76
An increase of humidity and temperature
77
Weekly
78
Barometer
79
It is an accurate position fix taken from conspicuous landmarks.
80
Magnetic shielding
81
67%
82
The drift is 0.25 knot per hour
83
It will remain aligned with compass north.
84
Take a possible steps to avoid it if possible.
85
It measure the temperature of the atmosphere if the atmosphere is 100 percent saturated.
86
A Navarea warning is superseded by a newe warning.
87
Fixed known object on shore.
88
Epsilon error
89
Estimated position
90
The same tide tables as that used for the charts of the locality
91
It increases with the can buoys being odd numbered
92
With in a range of 100 meters
93
Warm air masses warm ocean currents
94
Agonic
95
correspondence between the thirty two points rose
96
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97問 • 2年前問題一覧
1
speed error
2
35 degrees port and starboard
3
2.1 knots
4
Corrections for latitude and height above sea level
5
within radius of 100m
6
dip
7
2
8
Chart Catalogue
9
Increase with little change in direction
10
Faces the surface of the wind the center of low is toward your left
11
20 nautical miles
12
The base is between 6,500 ft - 20,000 ft
13
Latitude 00 degrees 00 minutes
14
It is the ratio of the existing absolute humidity to its saturation value at the same temperature.
15
White
16
Wind speed 34 - 40 knots mean 37 knots
17
Showers at long range appears on the screen only if moderate or heavy rain falls.
18
The same tide tables as that used for the charts of the locality.
19
The difference in time from signal transmission to reception.
20
180 degrees True
21
Rainy weather with strong winds
22
360°T x 0.4 knots
23
Isoclinical
24
Elevated pole
25
By way of tracing if available as a useful tool for positioning a correction quickly.
26
Very cold air blowing over a relatively warm sea.
27
Set
28
Faces the surface of the wind the center of low is toward your right.
29
In the geometric center of the triangle.
30
Voyage Data Recorder.
31
permanent
32
Barometer
33
Relative humidity
34
The buoy may not be in its charted position
35
The amount of which is given each hour of the day in the customary climatic atlases.
36
The air of the world contains myriads of hygroscopic particles without it there will be neither clouds nor rain.
37
The celestial body is within 28 mins prior to LAN.
38
Your vessel is in the dangerous semicircle.
39
It give warning of small targets that are initially detected that are closer than the outer zone.
40
85%
41
Variable Range Marker
42
Reduce during the day and increase at night.
43
New edition
44
Atmospheric temperature lapse rate.
45
decreases
46
Single red cone, point upward
47
It is predicted in Tidal Current Tables
48
True course 001 deg.
49
Hysteresis
50
The best bearing of the third object should be about 102°
51
To experience extensive snowfall.
52
Good fix
53
White
54
In nimbostratus cloud at a temperature of -10°C.
55
1575.42 MHz
56
The choice of route must be balanced betwen considerations of safety and time.
57
It is the line of discontinuity at the surface or a upper level along which an advancing cold air mass is undercutting a warmer air mass.
58
The best is about 90° apart
59
Centering error
60
Red
61
270° T
62
Variation
63
Constellation
64
By yellow stripes, squares or triangles marked on them.
65
The height in feet above sea level increased by 10 percent and divided by 30 gives correction in hectopascals to be added.
66
Rainy weather with strong winds.
67
Shooth the bearing of a conspicuous object.
68
When warm air passes over a surface; which is cooler than dew point of the air; advection fog can form. This occurs over land and sea.
69
When warm air passes over a surface; which is cooler than dew point of the air; advection fog can form. This occurs over land and sea.
70
75 degree latitude
71
Under Keel Clearance = 0.4 meters at High Water
72
2.1 knots
73
During the mature stage of a thunderstorm cell: the cloud contains upceurrents and downcurrents.
74
It will increase.
75
Coaltitude
76
An increase of humidity and temperature
77
Weekly
78
Barometer
79
It is an accurate position fix taken from conspicuous landmarks.
80
Magnetic shielding
81
67%
82
The drift is 0.25 knot per hour
83
It will remain aligned with compass north.
84
Take a possible steps to avoid it if possible.
85
It measure the temperature of the atmosphere if the atmosphere is 100 percent saturated.
86
A Navarea warning is superseded by a newe warning.
87
Fixed known object on shore.
88
Epsilon error
89
Estimated position
90
The same tide tables as that used for the charts of the locality
91
It increases with the can buoys being odd numbered
92
With in a range of 100 meters
93
Warm air masses warm ocean currents
94
Agonic
95
correspondence between the thirty two points rose
96
8 W