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What does T/M stand for in nautical charts?
What does T/M stand for in nautical charts?
Which term is specifically used to denote the navigational function part of ECDIS equipment?
Which term is specifically used to denote the navigational function part of ECDIS equipment?
What does AOR stand for in the context of maritime navigation?
What does AOR stand for in the context of maritime navigation?
What safety parameter does DMA refer to when conducting shallow-water navigation?
What safety parameter does DMA refer to when conducting shallow-water navigation?
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What is the purpose of a waypoint (Wpt) in navigation?
What is the purpose of a waypoint (Wpt) in navigation?
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What does COG stand for in ECDIS terminology?
What does COG stand for in ECDIS terminology?
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Which symbols on ECDIS represent navigational aids such as lighthouses and buoys?
Which symbols on ECDIS represent navigational aids such as lighthouses and buoys?
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What is the primary purpose of cautionary symbols in ECDIS?
What is the primary purpose of cautionary symbols in ECDIS?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of hydrographic symbols?
Which of the following is NOT an example of hydrographic symbols?
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What does the abbreviation ETA stand for?
What does the abbreviation ETA stand for?
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Which ECDIS symbol would indicate submerged hazards such as wrecks or rocks?
Which ECDIS symbol would indicate submerged hazards such as wrecks or rocks?
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What is the function of the EBL in ECDIS?
What is the function of the EBL in ECDIS?
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Which abbreviation designates a specific location or point of reference in navigation?
Which abbreviation designates a specific location or point of reference in navigation?
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Flashcards
T/M (Turnmark)
T/M (Turnmark)
Refers to a specific navigational mark or landmark as displayed on nautical charts or Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS).
GC (Geographical Coordinate)
GC (Geographical Coordinate)
A system of precise location using latitude and longitude coordinates.
NAVS (Navigation Systems)
NAVS (Navigation Systems)
On the ECDIS, the function that enables navigation by displaying data and information.
PND (Position Navigational Display)
PND (Position Navigational Display)
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AOR (Area of Responsibility)
AOR (Area of Responsibility)
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Chart Symbols
Chart Symbols
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Hydrographic Symbols
Hydrographic Symbols
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Navigation Aids Symbols
Navigation Aids Symbols
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Obstruction Symbols
Obstruction Symbols
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Cautionary Symbols
Cautionary Symbols
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SOG
SOG
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COG
COG
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ETA
ETA
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Study Notes
ECDIS Symbols
- Chart symbols represent navigational aids, hazards, and features.
- Hydrographic symbols represent depths, soundings, shorelines, reefs, and obstructions.
- Navigation aids include lighthouses, buoys, and markers.
- Obstructions include wrecks, rocks, and submerged hazards.
- Cautionary symbols indicate restricted areas, currents, and other hazards.
ECDIS Abbreviations
- SOG: Speed Over Ground (knots).
- COG: Course Over Ground (degrees).
- ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival.
- EBL: Electronic Bearing Line.
- S/R: Station/Reference.
- WP: Waypoint.
- MM: Mariners' Mark.
- ROT: Rate of Turn.
- GPS: Global Positioning System.
- AIS: Automatic Identification System.
- T/M: Turnmark.
- GC: Geographical Coordinate (latitude/longitude).
- NAVS: Navigation Systems.
- PND: Position Navigational Display.
- AOR: Area of Responsibility.
- DMA: Depth Minimum Altitude.
- S/V: Ship/Vessel.
- DCRT: Depth Converted Rate of Turn.
- CWT: Current-water tide.
- Wpt: Waypoint.
- G/L: Glide/Launch.
General Notes
- Standardized symbols and abbreviations are crucial for safe navigation.
- ECDIS systems may vary in format and representation.
- Practice with real ECDIS charts is essential.
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Description
Test your knowledge of ECDIS symbols used in marine navigation. This quiz covers various chart symbols, hydrographic features, navigation aids, and obstructions necessary for safe navigation at sea. Understanding these symbols is essential for effective chart interpretation and risk assessment.
