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    VILLAR, FROILAN C.

    BSMT 1B9

    WEEK 13

    BOW AND BEAM BEARING

    The purpose of bow and beam bearing in plotting a ship's


    position is to determine the vessel's location relative to a fixed
    point on land or sea. The bow bearing is the angle between the
    ship's heading and a fixed point on the horizon, while the
    beam bearing is the angle between the ship's side and a fixed
    point on the horizon.
    By taking these bearings, navigators can triangulate their
    position using known landmarks or navigational aids. This
    information is then plotted on nautical charts to create an
    accurate representation of the ship's location.
    Bow and beam bearings are particularly useful in
    situations where GPS or other electronic navigation systems
    may be unavailable or unreliable. They also provide an
    additional layer of redundancy in case of equipment failure.
    VILLAR, FROILAN C.
    BSMT 1B9

    WEEK 14
    ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVAL

    Navigating through the vast oceans is a challenging task,


    and it requires a lot of planning and preparation. One of the
    essential aspects of this process is knowing the estimated time
    of arrival (ETA) at the destination. The purpose of knowing
    ETA in navigating ocean passages is to ensure that sailors can
    plan their journey effectively and efficiently.
    Knowing ETA helps sailors to prepare for any potential
    obstacles or challenges they may face during their voyage. It
    allows them to make necessary adjustments to their route,
    speed, or fuel consumption to ensure they arrive at their
    destination safely and on time. Additionally, it enables sailors
    to communicate with other vessels or ports about their
    expected arrival time, which is crucial for scheduling cargo
    loading or unloading operations.
    VILLAR, FROILAN C.
    BSMT 1B9

    WEEK 15
    VOYAGE PLANNING

    A voyage plan is a crucial document that outlines the


    intended route, schedule, and other important details of a sea
    journey. It serves as a roadmap for the captain and crew to
    follow during the voyage. The purpose of having a voyage
    plan is to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with
    regulations.
    Safety is paramount in any sea journey. A well-prepared
    voyage plan takes into account potential hazards such as
    weather conditions, navigational challenges, and other risks. It
    also includes emergency procedures in case of unforeseen
    circumstances.
    Efficiency is another benefit of having a voyage plan. By
    carefully planning the route and schedule, the captain can
    optimize fuel consumption and minimize delays. This not
    only saves time but also reduces costs.
    Finally, compliance with regulations is essential for any
    vessel operating at sea. A comprehensive voyage plan ensures
    that all relevant laws and regulations are followed throughout
    the journey.
    VILLAR, FROILAN C.
    BSMT 1B9

    WEEK 16
    LOGBOOK AND RECORDS

    The importance and purpose of logbook and records in


    ships cannot be overstated. These documents serve as a record
    of all activities that take place on board a ship, including
    navigation, maintenance, and communication. They are
    essential for ensuring the safety of the crew and passengers, as
    well as for complying with international regulations.
    Logbooks provide a detailed account of the ship's
    voyage, including its position, speed, weather conditions, and
    any incidents that occur. This information is crucial for
    navigation and can help prevent accidents or collisions with
    other vessels.
    Maintenance records document all repairs and
    inspections carried out on the ship's equipment and
    machinery. This helps ensure that everything is in good
    working order and reduces the risk of breakdowns or
    malfunctions at sea.
    Communication records are also important for
    maintaining safety at sea. They provide a record of all
    messages sent and received by the ship's crew, which can be
    used to investigate any incidents or emergencies that occur.

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