Year: 20xx Language: english Author: SIA Finland Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 195 Description: The investigation reached the conclusion that it would be advisable, with reference to improving the safety of pilotage and seafaring, to develop good pilotage practices in such a way that pilotage would be improved by making use of the possibilities offered by the new navigation equipment and that cooperation on the bridge would be an essential part of the new method for providing pilotage. Chapter 1 of this report presents a definition of pilotage, whereas chapter 2 of this Safety Study deals with the history and development of pilotage until the middle of the 20th century. Chapter 3 covers the international and national rules and regulations with reference to pilotage. Chapter 4 describes the most important phenomena related to the manoeuvrability of the vessel and to the interaction of the vessel and its environment. Chapter 5 describes the preparations made prior to pilotage and piloting both as a technical activity and as a part of the bridge organization. Chapter 6 goes through the technology needed in piloting, the technical minimum requirements and the ergonomic use of the appliances. Chapter 7 deals with integrated piloting devices and the possibilities the technical systems offer to support pilotage. :
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Practices in Pilotage – Past, Present and Future
Language: english
Author: SIA Finland
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 195
Description: The investigation reached the conclusion that it would be advisable, with reference to improving the safety of pilotage and seafaring, to develop good pilotage practices in such a way that pilotage would be improved by making use of the possibilities offered by the new navigation equipment and that cooperation on the bridge would be an essential part of the new method for providing pilotage.
Chapter 1 of this report presents a definition of pilotage, whereas chapter 2 of this Safety Study deals with the history and development of pilotage until the middle of the 20th century. Chapter 3 covers the international and national rules and regulations with reference to pilotage.
Chapter 4 describes the most important phenomena related to the manoeuvrability of the vessel and to the interaction of the vessel and its environment. Chapter 5 describes the preparations made prior to pilotage and piloting both as a technical activity and as a part of the bridge organization. Chapter 6 goes through the technology needed in piloting, the technical minimum requirements and the ergonomic use of the appliances. Chapter 7 deals with integrated piloting devices and the possibilities the technical systems offer to support pilotage.
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