Tropical Storm and Heavy Weather Navigation
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Tropical Storm and Heavy Weather Navigation
This course provides the knowledge, skills, and behaviors required to safely navigate a vessel in tropical storms and heavy weather conditions. It also aims to minimize damage and cargo loss or claims resulting from cargo loss overboard in severe weather conditions.
Training Outcome/s:
- Explain tropical storm formation
- Identify and plot the tropical storms
- Avoid the dangerous semicircle of the tropical storm
- Create an anti-collision plot to avoid tropical storms
- Explain and recognize the ship’s behavior in the seaway
- Explain the influence of rolling in severe weather
- Determine the parameters needed to assess if the ship is being successively attacked by high sea
- Demonstrate the preparation of the diagram to avoid successive high-wave attacks
- Identify the required control measures to avoid synchronous rolling
- Identify the required control measures to avoid parametric rolling
- Use the diagram to get the period encountered
- Use the Bretschneider diagram to forecast waves, predict the significant wave height, and fetch length/duration
- Demonstrate an accurate meteorological voyage planning necessary to avoid areas with heavy weather and implement the required control measures
Entry Standard/s:Deck Masters and Officers Duration: 5 training days |
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