General bits Flashcards

ALRS, CATZOC, (19 cards)

1
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What is ALRS Volume 1?

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  • NP 281
  • Maritime Radio Stations
  • Has information on maritime radio stations worldwide, including frequencies, call signs, MMSI, services offered (safety, distress, weather, medical, etc.).
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What does ALRS Volume 2 cover?

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  • NP 282
  • Radio Aids to Navigation, Satellite Navigation Systems, Legal Time, Radio Time Signals & Electronic Position Fixing
  • Details on navigational warnings, GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo), time signals, and position fixing systems.
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What does ALRS Volume 3 cover?

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  • NP 283
  • Maritime Safety Information Services
  • Information on NAVAREA warnings, SafetyNET, NAVTEX services, and the Worldwide Navigational Warning Service (WWNWS).
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What does ALRS Volume 4 cover?

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  • NP 284
  • Meteorological Observation Stations
  • Lists meteorological stations, weather broadcasts, and services worldwide, including schedules and transmission details.
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What does ALRS Volume 6 cover?

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  • NP 286
  • Pilot Services, Vessel Traffic Services, Port Operations and Reporting Systems
  • Information on pilotage, port operations, reporting requirements, and Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) worldwide.
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What is ZOC U?

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Unassessed.
No quality information available
Unknown reliability.

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What does ALRS Volume 5 cover?

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  • NP 285
  • Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
  • Full details of the GMDSS system, including Rescue Co-ordination Centres (MRCCs), SAR facilities, COSPAS-SARSAT, INMARSAT, and distress alerting procedures.
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What is ZOC B?

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Medium confidence.
Position accuracy: ±50m
Depth accuracy: 1m + 2% of depth
Not fully seafloor searched.

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What is ZOC A2?

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High confidence.
Position accuracy: ±20m
Depth accuracy: 1m + 2% of depth
Full area search not required (may be gaps).

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What is ZOC C?

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Low confidence.
Position accuracy: ±500m
Depth accuracy: 2m + 5% of depth
Poor quality, incomplete surveys.

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What is ZOC D?

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Lowest confidence.
Worse than ZOC C
Large positional and depth uncertainties
Data unreliable for navigation.

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12
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How do you check CATZOC on ECDIS?

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Use the pick report / cursor inquiry function — it will display the zone of confidence for that charted area.

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13
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What does NP 5011 show?

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Symbology and Abbreviations used on Paper Charts

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14
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What doe NP 5012 show?

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Admiralty Guide to ENC symbols used in ECDIS

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15
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What document number is Ocean Passages of the World?

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NP 136

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16
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What is Admiralty Distance Tables?

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  • NP 350
  • Shows shortest distance between ports
17
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How often is ALRS updated?

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Weekly through Admiralty Notices to Mariners (NMs) and periodically with new editions.

18
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What does CATZOC stand for in ECDIS?

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Category Zone of Confidence — an ENC quality indicator showing the reliability and accuracy of hydrographic survey data.

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What is ZOC A1?

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Highest confidence.
Position accuracy: ±5m
Depth accuracy: 1m + 2% of depth
Full seafloor coverage (multi-beam/sonar)