Published: August 2019
This publication is useful to surveyors as it recommends procedures and formulae for every stage of a draught survey. Practical guidance is given through worked examples, such as those relating to the misplacement of draught marks. UN ECE draught survey forms have been included to encourage standardisation throughout the industry.
Content
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Practical Procedure
Chapter 3 Information Required
Chapter 4 Assessment of Underwater Volume
Chapter 5 Deductibles
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