The mariner's handbook NP 100. 13 th edition/Справочник моряка. NP 100. 13-е издание

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Contains clear guidance to help mariners improve their understanding of maritime navigation, sea and ice conditions, meteorology and regulations.
A highly valued publication, NP100 is used as a ‘core’ text by many leading maritime training academies and maritime related organisations.
The Mariner’s Handbook includes:
Guidance to assist mariners in navigational training and active bridge procedures. Information includes charts and their use, the communication of navigational information, the maritime environment, restrictions to navigation and maritime pollution and conservation
Simple tabular layouts to help users quickly locate essential information, with images to aid the understanding of complex subjects

Contents
Record of updates
Preface
Reporting new dangers to navigation
Feedback
Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1 The UK Hydrographic Office, Surveying and the Theory of Charting
TheUKHO
Survey and Sounding Methods
Soundings and Wrecks
The Seabed
Chart Compilation
Horizontal Datums
The Accuracy and Reliability of Charting
Depths and Heights used in Charting
Charting the Ocean
Naming Conventions Used in Charting
Chapter 2 Paper and Digital Charts
Data Quality
Use of the Most Appropriate Scale Chart or ENC
Paper Charts and Diagrams
Charts for Specific Purposes
Supply and Distribution of Paper Charts
Digital Navigation
ADMIRALTY Vector Chart Service (AVCS)
ADMIRALTY Raster Chart Service (ARCS)
Chapter 3 ADMIRALTY Publications
ADMIRALTY Digital Publications (ADP)
ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions
ADMIRALTY List of Lights and Fog Signals
ADMIRALTY List of Radio Signals
ADMIRALTY Tidal Publications
Reference Publications
Publications Supporting Celestial Navigation
Chapter 4 Information Flow Between the UKHO and Mariners
Assessing Data Submitted to the UKHO
World-Wide Navigational Warning Service (WWNWS)
Weather Information
ADMIRALTY Notices to Mariners
Reporting of Information
Views
Chapter 5 Meteorology
Pressure and Wind
General Climate
Seasonal Winds and Monsoons
Local Winds
Cloud Formations
Depressions (Lows)
Fronts
Tropical Storms
Anticyclones (Highs)
Weather Near the Coast
Fog
Storm Warning Signals
Weather Routeing of Ships
Weather Related Phenomena
Magnetic and Ionospheric Storms
Chapter 6 The Sea
Ocean currents
Tidal streams
Tides
Non-tidal changes in Sea Level
Waves
Swell
Tsunamis and Abnormal Waves
Rollers
Characteristics of the Sea
The Colour of the Sea
Bioluminescence
The Seabed
Submarine Springs
Coral
Kelp
Sandwaves
Chapter 7
Ice
Sea Ice
Ice of Land Origin
Navigation in Ice
Material Preparations for Operations in Ice
Operations in Ice
Effects on the Body of Exposure to Cold
Ice Glossary
Ice Terms arranged by Subject
Chapter 8 International Organisations
International Maritime Organization (IMO)
International Hydrographic Organization (IHO)
International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA)
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
National Maritime Limits
International Boundaries
Chapter 9 Constraints on Navigation
Ship’s routeing
International Port Traffic Signals
Minefields
Offshore Renewable Energy Installations (OREI)
Wind Turbines and Farms
Offshore Wave and Tidal Energy Installations
Submarine Pipelines and Cables
Bridges and Overhead Power Cables
Chapter 10 Maritime Pollution (MARPOL) and Conservation
Regulations
MARPOL
Pollution of the Sea
Conservation
Historic and Dangerous Wrecks (10.18)
Chapter 11 Navigation and Aids to Navigation
Fixing the Position
Satellite Navigation Systems
Augmentation Systems
Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Long-Range Identifications and Tracking (LRIT)
Lights
Fog Signals
Buoyage
Echo Sounders
Hydrodynamics (Interaction)
Under Keel Clearance
Chapter 12 Military Operations
Warship Navigation Lights
Firing and Exercise Areas
Submarines
Mine Countermeasures
Other Military Activity at Sea
Chapter 13 Commercial Operations
Security
Piracy
International Chamber of Commerce - International Maritime Bureau
Cyber Security
Safety
Distress and Rescue
Fishing
Aquaculture and Fish Havens
Conventional and Chemical Munitions Encountered or Picked Up at Sea
Offshore Oil and Gas Operations
Vessels Requiring Special Consideration
Helicopter Operations
Anchoring
Annex A Requirements for the Carriage of Charts and Publications
Annex В The International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea
Annex C Flags and Ensigns of Maritime Nations
Glossary Terms Used in ADMIRALTY Products
Index
Supplementary Tables
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