TERNAV
問題一覧
1
Yellow
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to indicate a special area/feature
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C. Both A and B
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because they have critical record for revonstructing their vent and the signing liability
5
to predict the rise and fall of water
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it has resulted a new NOAA chart production
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it is the same as the WGS 60, 66, 72 for surface navigation
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WGS 60
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Conic projection
10
expansion of both meridian and parallel in the same ratio with increased latitude
11
to show rhumb lines as straight lines
12
An approximation of the actual mean height of sea level.
13
By specifying the semi-major axis and the flattening.
14
To approximate mean sea level (MS) heights.
15
Three
16
Weather forecasting
17
To send sound wave pulses for navigation
18
The process of directing the movements of a craft from one point to another safely and at the shortest possible distance.
19
To guide the vessel's safe passage by determining the most favorable route
20
To determine the position of a vessel relative to geographic points
21
Navigation involving the use of electronics in any way
22
Deduced Reckoning
23
To gather safety and navigation information for a safe voyage
24
To calculate collision avoidance data
25
Determining position by advancing a known position for courses and distances
26
To transfer points on the surface of a sphere to a plane.
27
An equipotential surface that would coincide with the mean ocean surface of the Earth if the oceans and atmosphere were in equilibrium.
28
An ellipsoid height is the distance a given point is above or below the ellipsoid surface, while a geoid height is the distance the geoid surface is above or below the ellipsoid surface.
29
can, cone, sphere, pillar spark
30
red and green
31
lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, special marks
32
lateral and cardinal system
33
horizontal vessel positioning
34
two or more beacons
35
the sequence of light and dark periods within the specify time period
36
all of the above
37
mean high water line
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1972
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IHO
40
all of the above
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shoreline
42
all of the above
43
larger than 1:50,000
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to be used for plotting, fixing position at sea and plotting dead reckoning in the voyage
45
small scale chart are used for route planning while larger scale chart are used as the vessel approaches run
46
all of the above
47
ECDIS
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1
Yellow
2
to indicate a special area/feature
3
C. Both A and B
4
because they have critical record for revonstructing their vent and the signing liability
5
to predict the rise and fall of water
6
it has resulted a new NOAA chart production
7
it is the same as the WGS 60, 66, 72 for surface navigation
8
WGS 60
9
Conic projection
10
expansion of both meridian and parallel in the same ratio with increased latitude
11
to show rhumb lines as straight lines
12
An approximation of the actual mean height of sea level.
13
By specifying the semi-major axis and the flattening.
14
To approximate mean sea level (MS) heights.
15
Three
16
Weather forecasting
17
To send sound wave pulses for navigation
18
The process of directing the movements of a craft from one point to another safely and at the shortest possible distance.
19
To guide the vessel's safe passage by determining the most favorable route
20
To determine the position of a vessel relative to geographic points
21
Navigation involving the use of electronics in any way
22
Deduced Reckoning
23
To gather safety and navigation information for a safe voyage
24
To calculate collision avoidance data
25
Determining position by advancing a known position for courses and distances
26
To transfer points on the surface of a sphere to a plane.
27
An equipotential surface that would coincide with the mean ocean surface of the Earth if the oceans and atmosphere were in equilibrium.
28
An ellipsoid height is the distance a given point is above or below the ellipsoid surface, while a geoid height is the distance the geoid surface is above or below the ellipsoid surface.
29
can, cone, sphere, pillar spark
30
red and green
31
lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, special marks
32
lateral and cardinal system
33
horizontal vessel positioning
34
two or more beacons
35
the sequence of light and dark periods within the specify time period
36
all of the above
37
mean high water line
38
1972
39
IHO
40
all of the above
41
shoreline
42
all of the above
43
larger than 1:50,000
44
to be used for plotting, fixing position at sea and plotting dead reckoning in the voyage
45
small scale chart are used for route planning while larger scale chart are used as the vessel approaches run
46
all of the above
47
ECDIS