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Laboratory 13

Nautical Charts 2 and Piloting

E

XERCISE

1. C

OMPASS

R

OSES

, B

EARINGS

AND

M

AGNETIC

V

ARIATION

1.

2. 11.25o

3. Point Azimuth Quadrant Bearing Point Azimuth Quadrant Bearing NE 45o​T N45o​E NNE 22.5o​T N22.5o​E

N by E 11.25o​T N11.25o​E S 180o​T Due South

NE by N 33.75o​T N33.75o​E NE by E 56.25o​T N56.25o​E

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4. N60o​E and S60o​W are directionally opposite of each other and a line drawn through

them forms a straight line.

5. Compass points are too inaccurate. Quadrant bearings are easily confused because of the directional names. Azimuths are simply numbers, always measured to the east of north.

6. Compass Reading Declination/for year Annual Correction Corrected Reading

a. N67oE 23oW/2001 + 6’ 43o24oT

Variation 23o​W in 2001 and has increased 6’ per year since

2007-2001 = 6 years +6’/yr x 6yrs = + 36’ 23o​W + 36’ = 23o​36’W

N67o​E = 67o​T

Variation to the west and so location is to the east of the Agonic Line and variation is subtracted. 67o​T - 23o​36’ = 43o​24’T

b. 199oT 15o45’E/1999 - 8’ S by SW (compass point)

Variation 15o​45’E in 1999 and has decreased 8’ per year since

2007-1999 = 8 years -8’/yr x 8yrs = -64’ = 1o​4’

15o​45’E - 1o​4’ = 14o​41’E

Variation to the east and so location is to the west of the Agonic Line and variation is added. 199o​T + 14o41’ = 213o​41’T = 213.68o​T

213.68o​ x 1 point/11.25o​ = 18.99 points = S by SW

c. W by N 19​o​09’W/1999 + 12’ N39.60​o​W (quadrant

compass bearing)

Variation 19o​09W in 1999 and has increased 12’ per year since

2007-1999 = 8 years

+12’/yr x 8yrs = + 96’ = 1o​36’

19o​09’W + 1o​36’ = 20o​25’W

W by N = 25 points x 11.25o/point = 281.25o​T

Variation to the west and so location is to the east of the Agonic Line and variation is subtracted. 281.25o​T - 20o​25’ = 260.40o​’T

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d. N19oW 20o50’E/2004 - 5’ Midway between NW and NW by N

Variation 20o​50’E in 2004 and has decreased 5’ per year since

2007-2004 = 3 years -5’/yr x 3yrs = -15’ 20o​50’E - 15’ = 20o​35’E

N19o​W = 360o – N19o​W = 341o​T

Variation to the east and so location is to the west of the Agonic Line and variation is added. 341o​T + 20o35’ = 320o​25’T = 320.42o​T

320.42o​ x 1 point/11.25o​ = 28.5 points = Midway between NW and NW by N

e. NW by N 10o30’W/2000 + 4’ 315o17’T

Variation 10o​30’W in 2000 and has increased 4’ per year since

2007-2000 = 7 years +4’/yr x 7yrs = + 28’ 10o​30’W + 28’ = 10o​58’W

NW by N = 29 points x 11.25o​/point = 326.25 o​T= 326o​15’T

Variation to the west and so location is to the east of the Agonic Line and variation is subtracted. 326o​15’T - 10o​58’W’ = 315o​17’T

f. 175oT 11o13’E/1999 - 6’ N174o35W

Variation 11o​13’E in 1999 and has decreased 6’ per year since

2007-1999 = 8 years -6’/yr x 8yrs = -48’ 11o​13’E - 48’ = 10o​25’E

Variation to the east and so location is to the west of the Agonic Line and variation is added. 175o​T + 10o​25’ = 185o​25’T

360o​ - 185o​25’T = N174o​35W

7. a. 46o​E

b. -15’

c. In 2007 it is 45o​30’E

d. The magnetic pole is slowly moving and changing its position relative to the rotational pole.

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f. N31o​17’30” W131o​57

8. True bearing from Point Maud to Yellow Light: Bearing : 23o​E = 23o​ east of north uncorrected

Variation (2007): 45o​30’E

If variation is to the East, the location is west of the agonic line and declination is added.

23o​E + 45o​30’ = 68o​30’T

9. True bearing from Cameron City Light to Ledge Rock: 2007 – 2005 = 2 years

-15’/yr x 2yrs = -30’E 46o​E - 30’ = 45o​30’E

200o​42’E + 45o​30’ = 246o​12’T

200o​42’T

True bearing in 2010: 245o​27’T

2010 – 2005 = 5 years -15’/yr x 5yrs = -75’ 46o​E - 1o​15’ = E

200o​42’E + 44o​45’ = 245o​27’T

Magnetic bearing in 2010: 199o​57’T

Bearing of 200o​42’E was taken in 2007. Each year the reading should decrease by

15’.

2010 – 2007 = 3 years -15’/yr x 3yrs = -45’ 200o​42’E – 45’ = 199o​57’T

10. True bearing from Point Jefferson to The Profile: 301o​01’T

265o​31’E = 265o​31’ east of north

2007 – 2005 = 2 years -15’/yr x 2yrs = -30’E 46o​E - 30’ = 45o​30’E

265o​31’E + 45o​30’ = 301o​01’T

11. True bearing from Pink Light to Red light on Southland Peninsula: 111o​09’T

65o​39’E = 65o​39’ east of north

2007 – 2005 = 2 years -15’/yr x 2yrs = -30’E 46o​E - 30’ = 45o​30’E

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12. Degrees true are referenced to the rotational poles. Because these poles do not move across the Earth’s surface with time, bearings taken to the rotational poles do not change. In contrast, Earth’s magnetic axes gradually migrates across Earth’s surface. Angles between the magnetic poles and any point on Earth gradually changes as the magnetic poles move.

E

XERCISE

2. R

ELATIVE

B

EARINGS

AND

T

RUE

B

EARINGS

1. Heading Object Location True Bearings

0o​T Buoy, 1 point on starboard bow 11.25o​T

30o​T Buoy, 1 point on port bow 18.75o​T

0o​T Buoy, 1 point on port quarter 191.25o​T

30o​T Buoy, 1 point on starboard quarter 198.75o​T

40o​TLight, 1 point forward of starboard beam 118.25o​T

70o​T Whistle buoy, 3 points of starboard quarter 216.25o​T

62o​T Reef, broad on port beam 287o​T

225o​T Flashing light, broad on port bow 180o​T

15o​T Rocks, 2 points abaft of port beam 262.5o​T

180o​T Groaner buoy, dead ahead 180o​T

342o​T Wreck buoy, 2 points forward of port beam 274.5o​T

235o​T Breakers, 1 point on port bow 313.75o​T

2. Heading True Bearings Relative Bearings

0o​T 90o​T Broad on starboard beam

30o​T 120o​T Broad on starboard beam

0o​T 225o​T Broad on port quarter

30o​T 255o​T Broad on port quarter

54o​T 349o​T ~ 2 point forward of port beam

300o​T 95o​T 2.5 points on starboard quarter

180o​T 0o​T Dead astern

90o​T 232.5o​T 3.4 points on starboard quarter

156o​T 291o​T Broad on starboard quarter

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E

XERCISE

3.

CHARTING

AND

F

OLLOWING

A

C

OURSE

1. Leg Magnetic Bearing Bearing oT Distance NM

1 335 o​E 20 4.5

2 285 o​E 332 1.75

3 1 o​E 48 2.75

4 255 o​E 300 3.75

5 15 o​E 60 5.25

6 245 o​E 292 2.0

7 33 o​E 78 3.5

8 192 o​E 240 5.75

9 124 o​E 170 5.1

10 150 o​E 196 6.0

2. Your final destination is: Bay between Northland and Southland. See chart. 3. Leg MagneticBearings oT Distance NM

1 187 233 5.65 2 125 171 4.25 3 145 191 4.0 4 205 251 1.0 Your final destination is: Point Richmond. See chart.

4. Leg True Compass Points oT Distance NM

1 N by E 15 3.85

2 N by E 09 4.35

3 SE by E 120 2.00

4 SSE 156 1.25

5 W by S 260 0.75

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EXERCISE 4. U

SING

P

ROTRACTOR

OR

TRANSPARENT

COMPASS

ROSE

TO DETERMINE

BEARING

Course 1

Leg Bearing oT Distance NM

1 164 6.0

2 230 3.6

3 174 1.75

4 80 4.0

Course 2

Leg Bearing oT Distance NM

A 79 3.65

B 0 1.75

C 65 2.25

D 46 4.0

E 335 3.3

F 305 2.6

E

XERCISE

5. D

ETERMINING

P

OSITION

1. a. Pink Light 14 o​T

b. Yellow Light 68 o​T

c. KTYU Antenna 132 o​T

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