Navigation Chart Work Symbols
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Which symbol is used to indicate a fix on the chart?

  • A dot surrounded by a circle (correct)
  • A dot surrounded by a small triangle
  • A small line across the course
  • A small cross
  • What symbol is used to represent the Dead Reckoning (DR) position?

  • A dot surrounded by a small triangle
  • A dot surrounded by a circle
  • A small line across the course being steered (correct)
  • A small cross
  • How is an Estimated Position (EP) shown on the chart?

  • A small cross
  • A small line across the course
  • A dot surrounded by a small triangle (correct)
  • A dot surrounded by a circle
  • What additional information is typically noted alongside a fix symbol on a chart?

    <p>The position lines, if appropriate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What might be added to a fix to indicate it has been obtained by a method other than visual bearings?

    <p>A suffix</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which method uses a small cross to originate if a fix or Estimated Position is not available?

    <p>Dead Reckoning (DR)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Chart Work Symbols

    • Positions: A fix is represented on the chart by a dot surrounded by a circle, with the time alongside, and position lines passing through the fix if necessary, and may have a suffix to indicate the method used to obtain it (e.g., not by visual bearings).
    • Dead Reckoning (DR): The DR position is shown on the chart as a small line across the course being steered, with the time alongside, and may originate from a small cross if a fix or Estimated Position is not available.
    • Estimated Position (EP): The EP is represented on the chart by a dot surrounded by a small triangle, with the time alongside, and the ground track of the ship passing through the dot.

    Additional Information

    • Standard symbols should be used for all forms of chart work to ensure clarity and understanding among all who practice it.
    • Common chart work symbols are detailed in the Manual of Navigation, Appendix 9.

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    This quiz covers the standard symbols used in navigation chart work, including those for positions, as outlined in the Manual of Navigation Appendix 9.

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