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NAVIGATION 1 AUS 802 Wilsons Prom.    Answers

 

Use chartlet   and the deviation card provided at the end of this file.

Question 1 (10 Marks)

Plot the following positions:

Position 1 Lat 39º 17.´0 S Long 146º 03.´8 E

Position 2 Lat 39º 08.´0 S Long 146º 14.8 E

Then find:

a.     the true course to steer from Position 1 to Position 2

b.     the time taken to steam from Position 1 to Position 2 at a speed of 6.25 knots

c.     the ETA at Position 2 if the time of departure from Position 1 was 2245 on 1st April

 

Question 2 (10 Marks)

South East Point, Wattle Island and the centre of  Rodondo Island were all at a radar range of 3 miles.  Fix the ship’s position and find the compass deviation if South East Point bore 020 by ships compass. Use a Variation of 13°E, but do not use the Deviation Card provided.

 

Question 3 (15 Marks)

At 1100 the summit of Norman Is (96) bore 050º.5M and Citadel Is. Lt bore 097ºM.

The vessel then steered a course of 127ºM at 5 knots.

At 1230, Cleft Is (113) (Skull Rock) bore 068ºM, and the radar range of its nearest edge was 7.2 miles.

Use a Variation of 13°E in this question.

Now do the following:

a.     plot and record the 1230 DR position

b.     plot and record the 1230 Fix position

c.     find the course made good between 1100 and 1230

d.     find the speed made good between 1100 and 1230

e.     find the set drift and rate of the current experienced between 1100 and 1230

 

Question 4 (15 Marks)

At 1400 South East Point Light bore 278°M, and the radar range of the nearest edge of South East Point was 6.0 miles.

Find the compass course to steer to pass 1 mile to the north of Forty Foot Rocks, allowing for a current setting 130ºT at a rate of 1.5 knots and leeway of 10º from a strong northerly wind. The vessel’s speed is 6 knots.

Also calculate the Course Made Good, the Speed Made Good, and the E.T.A. when abeam of the summit of Rodondo Is

Use the Deviation Card provided and a Variation of 13°E.

 

Question 5 (15 Marks)

At 2115 in calm conditions and no current, steaming at 10 knots on a course of 217ºC, Cliffy Is. Lt. bore 267º.5C. Later on at 2130, the light bore 333º.5C. Using the running fix method, fix the ship’s position at 2130.

Then find the compass course to steer, and the required ship’s speed to reach a way point in Lat 39º 07´.5 S 146º 30´.0 E at 2306. Use the Deviation Card provided and a Variation of 13°E.

 

Question 6 (10 Marks)

Using the tidal information provided at the internet site find the times and heights of the tides at Sydney on 1/6/08.

 

Question 7 (6 Marks)

Using the Australian National Tide Tables graph and the tidal information calculate the height of the tide Eden at 0700 on Sunday 1/6/08

 

Question 8 (4 Marks)

Find the under keel clearance of a vessel drawing 3 metres passing over a charted depth of 2.5 metres. Height of tide 2 metres.

 

Question 9 (1 Mark)

What is the full meaning of  the symbol


 

Question 10 (1 Mark)

What is the full meaning of  the symbol


 

Question 11 (1 Mark)


What is the full meaning of  the symbol

 

Question 12 (1 Mark)

What is the full meaning of  the symbol


 

Question 13 (1 Mark)

What is the full meaning of  the symbol


 

Question 14 (4 Marks)

Using the Geographical Range Table provided, find the range at which a ship with a bridge height of eye of 5 metres would raise Hogan Island Light 135 M on a dark clear night with perfect visibility is _________________ miles.

 

Question 15 (6 Marks)

Use the Luminous Range Diagram provided and Chart No. AUS 802. The luminous range of Citadel Island light if the meteorological visibility was 5 miles is _________________ .

 

Question 16 (10 Marks)

Name five publications you would refer to in planning a passage from Port Jackson in NSW to Mackay in Queensland.

 
 
 
 
 

 

Question 17 (2 Marks)

The soft iron bar which is commonly installed on the forward side of the compass binnacle in large vessels is known as the:

a.     Flinders Bar

b.     Quadrantal Corrector

c.     Kelvin Corrector

d.     Heeling Error Corrector

 

Question 18 (2 Marks)

A vessel’s automatic pilot steering device is best suited for use in:

a.     pilotage waters

b.     good visibility

c.     poor visibility

d.     open waters

 

Question 19 (2 Marks)

Tails below a depth sounder’s trace become larger when the:

a.     sea is rough

b.     vessel is over a hard seabed

c.     vessel is over seaweed

d.     vessel is in shallow water

 

Question 20 (2 Marks)

In GPS receivers an outage can last for periods up to:

a.     10 minutes

b.     30 minutes

c.     2 hours

d.     4 hours

 

Question 21 (2 Marks)

The term “dithering” as applied to GPS means that:

a.     the system is occasionally turned off

b.     there is a difference between chart datum and WGS

c.     the accuracy is reduced for civilian users

d.     the errors are abnormally large and variable

 

 

 


DEVIATION CARD 2 NAVIGATION

Magnetic Heading

Deviation

Ships Head By Compass

356°

4°W

000°

015°

5°W

020°

034°

6°W

040°

056°

4°W

060°

078°

2°W

080°

099°

1°W

100°

121°

1°E

120°

143°

3°E

140°

164°

4°E

160°

186°

6°E

180°

208°

8°E

200°

230°

10°E

220°

248°

8°E

240°

266°

6°E

260°

283°

3°E

280°

301°

1°E

300°

319°

1°W

320°

338°

2°W

340°

356°

4°W

360°

Study example only- Not for navigation

 

 

   



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