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Display Requirements for ECDIS/ARPA Overlay Systems

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 October 2009

G. P. Smeaton ,
W. O. Dineley  and
S. M. Tucker
G. P. Smeaton
Affiliation:
(Liverpool John Moores University)
W. O. Dineley
Affiliation:
(Liverpool John Moores University)
S. M. Tucker
Affiliation:
(Liverpool John Moores University)
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The International Maritime Consultative Organization (now IMO) carriage requirement for ARPA began to take effect in 1984 and became progressively mandatory worldwide; prior to this, for certain classes of vessels trading to the USA, a national requirement was introduced in 1982. These radar plotting aids perhaps constituted the first widespread use of computing power aboard merchant vessels. In implementation, even the early ARPAS were much more than the mere plotting aid which their name suggests. Sophisticated processing gave the navigator a system which offered significant assistance in scenario analysis, with the well known ability to display graphically the effect of a trial manoeuvre being the most active element of the system.

Keywords

1. Marine radar.2. Electronic charts.3. Collision avoidance.
Type
Research Article
Information
The Journal of Navigation , Volume 48 , Issue 1 , January 1995 , pp. 13 - 28
Copyright
Copyright © The Royal Institute of Navigation 1995

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