Marine Navigation for Seafarers

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1 - Introduction of Principles and Practical of Navigation

1 - Introduction of Principles and Practical of Navigation.mp4

04:38

2 - Navigation

2 - Lecture 1 Definition of Navigation.mp4

14:03

3 - Lecture 2 Rules of the road ROR.mp4

24:12

4 - Lecture 3 Rules of the road ROR in any condition of visibility.mp4

41:29

5 - Lecture 4 Rules of the road ROR Conduct of Vessels in Sight of One Anothe.mp4

42:35

6 - Lecture 5 Rules of the road CONDUCT OF VESSELS IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITy.mp4

07:25

7 - Lecture 6 Rules of the road ROR Lights and Shapes.mp4

12:11

8 - Lecture 7 Rules of the road ROR visibility of lights minimum ranges.mp4

03:20

9 - Lecture 8 Rules of the road ROR Powerdriven vessels underway.mp4

07:40

10 - Lecture 9 Rules of the road ROR Rule 24 Towing and pushing.mp4

19:35

11 - Lecture 10 Rules of the road Rule 25 Sailing vessels underway under oars.mp4

04:30

12 - Lecture 11 Rules of the road Rule 26 Fishing vessels.mp4

06:58

13 - Lecture 12 Rules of the road Rule 27 Vessels NUC restricted in ability.mp4

10:11

14 - Lecture 13 Rules of the road Rule 28 Vessels constrained by their draught.mp4

01:14

15 - Lecture 14 Rules of the road Rule 29 Pilot vessels.mp4

02:32

16 - Lecture 15 Rules of the road Rule 30 Anchored vessels vessels aground.mp4

06:33

17 - Lecture 16 Rules of the road Rule 31 Seaplanes.mp4

01:33

18 - Lecture 17 Latitude Longitude Distance at sea and on land.mp4

22:38

19 - Lecture 18 Distance at sea from one port to another calculate ETA.mp4

08:24

20 - Lecture 19 British Admiralty Metric Charts.mp4

25:26

21 - Lecture 20 Marine Navigation Technique.mp4

08:54

22 - Lecture 21 Course and Distance calculation between twoway points.mp4

08:42

23 - Lecture 22 Course and Distance calculation between twoway points.mp4

21:13

24 - Lecture 23 Methods of Navigation Position fixing.mp4

10:17

25 - Lecture 24 Methods of Navigation Compasses.mp4

08:00

26 - Lecture 25 Methods of Navigation Compass Error.mp4

08:36

27 - Lecture 26 Methods of Navigation True course to compass course.mp4

04:35

28 - Lecture 27 Radar Introduction.mp4

17:18

29 - Lecture 28 Pilotage and Navigation.mp4

35:26

30 - Lecture 29 IALA buoyage system Region A and B.mp4

16:34

Description

Principles and Practicles of Navigation

What You'll Learn?

Learn the Definition of Navigation. Publications and Equipment required onboard a ship for safe navigation.
Methods of navigation and how to become a good navigator by using various navigational equipment in the bridge
Learn the ROR (Rules of the road - The International Regulations for the Prevention of Collision at Sea, 1972) and light signals at night
Learn safe way of maneuvering vessels (E.g. ships, boats, tugs, fishing vessels or any water craft) from one place to another on the water.

Who is this for?

This course is designed for all seafarers who would like expand their knowledge in the subject Navigation and become a good navigator

Navigation is a science and a safe way of manoeuvring a vessel by navigators on the water from one port to another port.

Navigators must be certified, qualified persons who has followed an approved course at a maritime training college, who has sea going experience gained in handling the publications and gained experience in operating the navigational equipment onboard a sea going vessel ( Motor Vessel, Boat, Tug)

All those who are physically fit with a clean bill of health and a very good eye sight

Navigators must be fluent in reading, writing and spoken in english. Should be able to operate various navigational equipment in the bridge

What You Need to Know?

Must be a seafarer, who has been working onboard ships, boats, tugs, for a period of atleast 2 years.

Must be a Cadet Officer with atleast 2 years sea going experience onboard ships, tugs or boats

Must be an Able bodied seaman with atleast 4 years sea going experience onboard ships, tugs or boats

Must be an Ordinary seaman with atleast 4 years sea going experience onboard ships, tugs or boats

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Description
Navigation is a safe way of maneuvering vessels (E.g. ships, boats, tugs, fishing vessels or any water craft) from one place to another on the water. This course explains about navigation on the water.
Navigation is an Art and a Science of conducting a ship from one place to another. Navigators must refer to various nautical publications and operate different types navigational equipment carried onboard a vessel for this purpose.
Every navigator must have thorough knowledge about the ROR (Rules of the road - The International Regulations for the Prevention of Collision at Sea, 1972). He or she should remember these rules by heart and should know how to apply the rules when a vessels are in sight of one another during a head on situation, crossing situation, overtaking situation, towing situation, not under command situation, passing seperation zones, passing narrow channels and at anchor. These rules must be used by each and every navigator effectively for safe navigation at sea.
Entered into force 15th July 1977.
Course is devided into various Lectures.Â They are
Definition of Navigation,
Rules of the road (ROR),
Latitude , Longitude, Distance at sea and on land,
Distance at sea from one port to another, calculate ETA
British Admiralty Metric Charts
Marine Navigation Technique
Course and Distance calculation between two way points (Mercator Sailing)
Course and Distance calculation between two way points (Great Circle Sailing)

Methods of Navigation (Position fixing, Celestial Navigation, Coastal Navigation and GPS Navigation))

Methods of Navigation (Gyro Compass and Magnetic Compass)

Methods of Navigation (Compasses Error)

Methods of Navigation (True course to compass course conversion)

Radar (Introduction)

Fixing vessels position using Radar

Pilotage and Navigation

REQUIRED BOARDING ARRANGEMENTS FOR PILOT

IALA buoyage system Region A and B

Who this course is for:
This course is designed for all seafarers who would like expand their knowledge in the subject Navigation and become a good navigator
Navigation is a science and a safe way of manoeuvring a vessel by navigators on the water from one port to another port.
Navigators must be certified, qualified persons who has followed an approved course at a maritime training college, who has sea going experience gained in handling the publications and gained experience in operating the navigational equipment onboard a sea going vessel ( Motor Vessel, Boat, Tug)
All those who are physically fit with a clean bill of health and a very good eye sight
Navigators must be fluent in reading, writing and spoken in english. Should be able to operate various navigational equipment in the bridge

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