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31問 • 1年前
  • Wilfred Feliciano
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  • 1

    A navigational instrument that shows the rate at which a vessel is turning, typically in degrees per minute. This helps maintain a steady and controlled course.

    Rate of turn indicator

  • 2

    A device that displays the angle of the ship’s rudder relative to its centerline, helping the helmsman and officers monitor and control the ship's steering.

    Rudder Angle Indicator

  • 3

    A safety system that monitors bridge activity to ensure the officer on watch is alert. It sounds alarms if the officer fails to respond within a set time.

    BNWAS

  • 4

    Often referred to as a "black box" for ships, the VDR records essential navigational data, including voice communications on the bridge, for analysis in case of an incident

    Vdr

  • 5

    A tracking system that automatically provides the position, course, speed, and identification of ships to nearby vessels and coastal authorities, improving collision avoidance.

    Ais

  • 6

    A computer-based navigation system that displays electronic nautical charts and integrates real-time position data, helping to ensure safe navigation.

    Ecdis

  • 7

    A global tracking system mandated by the IMO that provides continuous tracking of a ship’s position over long distances for security and safety purposes.

    Lrit

  • 8

    A radar feature that automatically acquires and tracks targets, providing information about their speed, course, and closest point of approach, improving situational awareness.

    ARPA

  • 9

    A navigational aid that uses radio waves to detect objects like ships, land, and obstacles, helping to avoid collisions and safely navigate in low-visibility conditions.

    Radar

  • 10

    A compass that finds true north based on the rotation of the Earth rather than magnetic north, offering more reliable directional information for navigation.

    Gyro Compas

  • 11

    A device that measures water depth by sending sound waves to the seabed and timing how long they take to return, used to prevent grounding and measure underwater terrain.

    Echo Sounder

  • 12

    A system that allows the crew inside the enclosed bridge to hear external sounds, like fog signals or alarms, improving situational awareness.

    Sound Reception System

  • 13

    A tool that measures a ship’s speed through water or over the ground and records the distance traveled, crucial for accurate navigation.

    Speed and Distance Log Device

  • 14

    Lights on a ship used during the night or in poor visibility to signal the vessel's position, size, direction of travel, and activity (e.g., anchored, under sail, or power).

    Navigational Lights

  • 15

    A system that automatically steers the ship along a pre-set course without constant manual input from the helmsman, improving operational efficiency.

    Autopilot

  • 16

    A satellite-based navigation system that provides real-time information on a ship’s precise location, speed, and direction anywhere on Earth.

    GPS

  • 17

    An angular measurement used in navigation and astronomy to determine the direction of an object or celestial body from the observer. It is the angle between a reference direction (usually true north) and the line from the observer to the object, measured clockwise from 0° to 360°. Azimuth is used to specify the exact direction of an object relative to a given point.

    Azimuth

  • 18

    1 Port to 1 port what is meaning the Port?

    Place

  • 19

    radar have 2 System what is this

    X band and S band radar

  • 20

    what is meaning this O in radar

    Vessel

  • 21

    What is this meaning in Radar ∆

    Ship name

  • 22

    3 steering system

    1.Auto pilot 2.Hand/Manual Steering 3.Non follow Up Steering

  • 23

    what is Eta?

    Estimated Time of Arrival

  • 24

    what other call of measuring speed is?

    Knot

  • 25

    lat= 18° 26' 36" N how read this

    latitude 18 degree and 26 minutes and 36 second North

  • 26

    Long= 159° 11' 37" W

    longitude 159 degree and 11 minutes and 37 seconds West

  • 27

    lat 5° 14' 11" S

    latitude 05 degree and 14 minutes and 11 seconds South

  • 28

    long= 18 16' 19" E

    Longitude 018 and 16 minutes and 19 seconds

  • 29

    lat = 35° 05.15 N

    Latitude 35 degrees, 05 Decimal 15 minutes North

  • 30

    long= 129° 04.27 E

    longitude 129° 04 decimal 27 minutes East

  • 31

    3 stage alarm of bnwas

    1.bridge 2.officer 3.master or Captain

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    navigation equipment

    navigation equipment

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    A point midway between the aft and forward perpendiculars is called

    A point midway between the aft and forward perpendiculars is called

    Wilfred Feliciano · 50問 · 1年前

    A point midway between the aft and forward perpendiculars is called

    A point midway between the aft and forward perpendiculars is called

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    nav reviewer

    nav reviewer

    Wilfred Feliciano · 45問 · 1年前

    nav reviewer

    nav reviewer

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    Seam Midterm exam

    Seam Midterm exam

    Wilfred Feliciano · 31問 · 1年前

    Seam Midterm exam

    Seam Midterm exam

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    Exam for navigation

    Exam for navigation

    Wilfred Feliciano · 43問 · 1年前

    Exam for navigation

    Exam for navigation

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    GGG

    GGG

    Wilfred Feliciano · 41問 · 1年前

    GGG

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A navigational instrument that shows the rate at which a vessel is turning, typically in degrees per minute. This helps maintain a steady and controlled course.

    Rate of turn indicator

  • 2

    A device that displays the angle of the ship’s rudder relative to its centerline, helping the helmsman and officers monitor and control the ship's steering.

    Rudder Angle Indicator

  • 3

    A safety system that monitors bridge activity to ensure the officer on watch is alert. It sounds alarms if the officer fails to respond within a set time.

    BNWAS

  • 4

    Often referred to as a "black box" for ships, the VDR records essential navigational data, including voice communications on the bridge, for analysis in case of an incident

    Vdr

  • 5

    A tracking system that automatically provides the position, course, speed, and identification of ships to nearby vessels and coastal authorities, improving collision avoidance.

    Ais

  • 6

    A computer-based navigation system that displays electronic nautical charts and integrates real-time position data, helping to ensure safe navigation.

    Ecdis

  • 7

    A global tracking system mandated by the IMO that provides continuous tracking of a ship’s position over long distances for security and safety purposes.

    Lrit

  • 8

    A radar feature that automatically acquires and tracks targets, providing information about their speed, course, and closest point of approach, improving situational awareness.

    ARPA

  • 9

    A navigational aid that uses radio waves to detect objects like ships, land, and obstacles, helping to avoid collisions and safely navigate in low-visibility conditions.

    Radar

  • 10

    A compass that finds true north based on the rotation of the Earth rather than magnetic north, offering more reliable directional information for navigation.

    Gyro Compas

  • 11

    A device that measures water depth by sending sound waves to the seabed and timing how long they take to return, used to prevent grounding and measure underwater terrain.

    Echo Sounder

  • 12

    A system that allows the crew inside the enclosed bridge to hear external sounds, like fog signals or alarms, improving situational awareness.

    Sound Reception System

  • 13

    A tool that measures a ship’s speed through water or over the ground and records the distance traveled, crucial for accurate navigation.

    Speed and Distance Log Device

  • 14

    Lights on a ship used during the night or in poor visibility to signal the vessel's position, size, direction of travel, and activity (e.g., anchored, under sail, or power).

    Navigational Lights

  • 15

    A system that automatically steers the ship along a pre-set course without constant manual input from the helmsman, improving operational efficiency.

    Autopilot

  • 16

    A satellite-based navigation system that provides real-time information on a ship’s precise location, speed, and direction anywhere on Earth.

    GPS

  • 17

    An angular measurement used in navigation and astronomy to determine the direction of an object or celestial body from the observer. It is the angle between a reference direction (usually true north) and the line from the observer to the object, measured clockwise from 0° to 360°. Azimuth is used to specify the exact direction of an object relative to a given point.

    Azimuth

  • 18

    1 Port to 1 port what is meaning the Port?

    Place

  • 19

    radar have 2 System what is this

    X band and S band radar

  • 20

    what is meaning this O in radar

    Vessel

  • 21

    What is this meaning in Radar ∆

    Ship name

  • 22

    3 steering system

    1.Auto pilot 2.Hand/Manual Steering 3.Non follow Up Steering

  • 23

    what is Eta?

    Estimated Time of Arrival

  • 24

    what other call of measuring speed is?

    Knot

  • 25

    lat= 18° 26' 36" N how read this

    latitude 18 degree and 26 minutes and 36 second North

  • 26

    Long= 159° 11' 37" W

    longitude 159 degree and 11 minutes and 37 seconds West

  • 27

    lat 5° 14' 11" S

    latitude 05 degree and 14 minutes and 11 seconds South

  • 28

    long= 18 16' 19" E

    Longitude 018 and 16 minutes and 19 seconds

  • 29

    lat = 35° 05.15 N

    Latitude 35 degrees, 05 Decimal 15 minutes North

  • 30

    long= 129° 04.27 E

    longitude 129° 04 decimal 27 minutes East

  • 31

    3 stage alarm of bnwas

    1.bridge 2.officer 3.master or Captain