Manufacturer: Witherbys

Parallel Index Techniques, 2nd Edition

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Parallel Index Techniques in Restricted Waters - including radar errors and limitations, use of ARPA and chart overlays, 2nd Edition
Manufacturer part number: IT102980
ISBN: 9781856099165
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Parallel indexing is a well established method of constantly monitoring a vessel’s position.

In marine navigation, the main goal of radar is to detect any vessels in the vicinity of the ship or any obstacles, such as land masses, in reduced visibility. Radar is also widely used in good visibility.

Technological improvements and development refinements have allowed users to stretch the use of radar to its limits.

The purpose of this book is to explain how it can be done safely.

Published: August 2020

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Parallel indexing is a well established method of constantly monitoring a vessel’s position.

In marine navigation, the main goal of radar is to detect any vessels in the vicinity of the ship or any obstacles, such as land masses, in reduced visibility. Radar is also widely used in good visibility.

Technological improvements and development refinements have allowed users to stretch the use of radar to its limits.

The purpose of this book is to explain how it can be done safely.

Published: August 2020

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