Publications Flashcards
Why are publications required
Solas Chapter V regulation 19.2.1.4 requires:
All ships, irrespective of size, shall have:
nautical charts and nautical publications to plan and display the ship’s route for the intended voyage and to plot and monitor positions throughout the voyage
2020 No. 673 MERCHANT SHIPPING uk
The Merchant Shipping (Safety of Navigation) Regulations 2020
lists which publications
MGN 610 provides guidance and the list also
Which publications are required?
Where is the requirement listed?
- Relevant and up to date Charts (UKHO)
- Merchant shipping notices (UKHO)
- Admiralty Notice to mariners (UKHO)
- Admiralty Notice to mariners- Annual Summary (UKHO)
- Admiralty Lists of Radio Signals Vol 1-6 (UKHO)
- Admiralty List of lights (UKHO)
- Admiralty Tide Tables (UKHO)
- Admiralty Tidal Stream Atlases (UKHO)
- Admiralty Sailing directions (UKHO)
- Mariners Handbook NP 100 (UKHO)
- Nautical Almanac (UKHO)
- Navigational Tables (Norries)
- International code of Signals (IMO)
- IAMSAR III
- Code of Safe Working Practices (MCA)
- MCA Ship Captains Medical Guide (MCA)
- Operating and maintenance instructions for navigational aids carried by the ship
- Official Log Book (MCA)
Stated In the masters guide to the UK flag. Citation needed
The mariners Handbook?
NP100, an encyclopedia for seafarers
Surveying and charting
Admiralty charts
Admiralty publications
Information from UKHO
Characteristics of the sea
Basic meteorology
Navigation in Ice
Hazards and restrictions to navigation
international organisations
MARPOL
Aids to navigation
Military operations
Commercial operations
Admiralty Sailing directions
Pilot Books
Waterway directions
Port facilities
Directions for port entry
Navigational Hazards
Bouyage
Climate information
ALRS?
Colour of spine
Admiralty list of Radio Signals, volumes 1-6
Blue
ALRS vol 1
Coast Radio Stations (list of radio signals)
ALRS vol 2
Radio Aids to navigation
(direction finding stations, DGPS stations, Electronic position fixing systems
ALRS vol 3
Maitime safety information
(maritime weather services, MSI services, Navtex stations
ALRS vol 4?
Met observational stations
ALRS vol 5?
Sea areas?
EPIRB? what frequency
SART? What frequency
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System
A1 Within VHF range of a coast station, 30-40 miles
A2 Within MF coverage, but outside A1, up to 150miles
A3 Outisde A2 but within INMARSAT coverage, 76Degs N/S
A4, Outside A3, more than 76Degs N/S
Emergency position indication radio beacon 121.5 MHz and 406 MHz
Search and rescue Transponder 9GHz (X band/cm Radar)
ALRS 6?
Pilot services, Vessel Trafffic Services (VTS) , Port operations
Admiralty list of lights and fog signals?
Colour of spine?
lighthouses, lightships, fog signals and other lights of navigational significance
International number and foreign language light descriptions
Characteristics
Light elevation and structure height in metres
Range of lights
Description of structure
Green
Admiralty tidal publications
Tide tables
*daily predictions of time and height of high and low waters at standard ports
*Time and height differences for secondary ports
*Harmonic constants where known
*Supplementary tables including land leveling to chart datum where known
Tidal stream atlases
*Major tidal streams for selected waters of north west Europe
*Direction and rate of tidal streams at hourly intervals
MSN?
Merchant shipping notices
issued by MCA
Used to convey mandatory info that must be complied with under uk law. they relate to Statutory instruments that contain the technical details
White paper
MSN 1781
Distress signals and prevention of collisions
(COLREGS)