Nautika (Eng)

Visual Signals

Yustina Sapan, Prapti Utami

This visual signal module is a textbook containing procedures for communicating between ship to ship or between ship to shore in regards to the procedures both in normal and emergency situations. This module is used for of Deck Officer Class Illand DIV (Diploma IV) training participants, The contents of this module are in the following:<ul><li>method of signaling</li><li>general instructions</li><li>flag flashing light, hand flags or arms and sound signaling</li><li>communication on board in normal and emergency situations</li><li>radiotelephony</li></ul>It is expected that by studying this module, the participants will be able to understand the signals during communication on board, both in normal and emergency situations, as well as the usage of radiotelephony and radiotelegraphy,

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Computer Applications Navigation System and Use of Information ECDIS

Samsul Huda

This book aims to provide the reader the definition of ECDIS, ECDIS legal and regulation aspects, components of ECDIS, and route planning for shipping with ECDISTopics covered in this book include:Chapter I. ECDIS (Electronic Charts Display and Information System).Chapter II. Aspect Law & Requirement ECDIS.Chapter III. ECDIS, ECS, and RCDS.Chapter IV. Components and Functions ECDIS.Chapter V. Functions of Electronic Navigation Map.Chapter VI. Route Planning for Shipping with ECDIS.Chapter VII. System Failure and Backup.

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Emergency Procedures and SAR

Arika Palapa, Tri Kismantoro, ...

Emergency Procedures and SAR can be useful in increasing our knowledge and concept of how we sail with safety to the destination and how we take action when we experience an emergency. We realize that there is some lack and far from perfect. Therefore, we hope there will be critism and suggestions for improving the textbook that can be made in the future; nothing is perfect without constructive critism.

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Fourth Semester Maritime Meteorology Practicum Module

Eko Murdiyanto

This practicum module consist of tasks in accordance with the specified Teaching Program Unit (SAP) or Lecture Progress Book (BKK). the tasks are arranged not according to the order of SAP/BKK and include:<ol><li>Explaining the meteorological equipment on board with video playback.</li><li>Practicing thermometer.</li><li>Practicing the psychrometer and hygrometer.</li><li>Practicing the barometer.</li><li>Practicing the anemometer and wind vanes.</li><li>Practicing the introduction of clouds and rain.</li><li>Practicing fog recognation/visibility.</li><li>Practicing the ocean waves/waves in the sea.</li><li>Practicing weather observations at sea/ship weather code.</li><li>Observing the atmosphereic phenomena and weather.</li></ol>

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Meteorology

I Kadek Laju, Anugrah Nur Prasetyo

This meteorological course aims to provide knowledge about weather phenomena, how to observe weather and predict weather conditiobs to be implemented in sea voyage in order to navigate safely and efficiently.General learning objectives: After joining this meteorology subject, the training participants are expected to be able to:<ul><li>Understand meteorological instrumentation on board and be able to use it,</li><li>Understand characters from several weather systems</li><li>Understand and be able to use meteorological/wetaher information received.</li></ul>

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Ship Maneuvering and Handling

Agus Hadi Purwantomo, SP.1, M.Mar.

Ship maneuvering is a technique of how to take a ship from one place to another designated place effectively, efficiently, and safely to carry out an activity by utilizing internal and external resources. It is necessary to make the activity of ship maneuvering as efficient as possible, in terms of time and the use of fuel. It is also important to maneuver safely to protect the ship from danger.The Captain and Deck Officer must have comprehensive knowledge of ship maneuvering to carry out their watch duty in ship maneuvering properly and correctly. They must be able to utilize the ship maneuvering data on the ship and external force, which can assist the implementation of the ship maneuvering.The implementation of ship maneuvering highly depends on various factors, namely the factors which come from internal of the ship itself and the factors which come from outside the ship, all of which must be understood by the captain and officer for implementing the ship maneuvering as well as avoiding the incidents at sea.

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Practicum Module Visual Signals Semester III

Eko Murdiyanto, Janny Adriani Djari

Practical Module fpr Visual Signals in compiled based on the author's study to meet the requirements for Visual Signals Courses, in the Maritime Laboratory there should be a Practical Guide for the course. Therefore, the authors conducted the study through interviews, discussions eith the Captain/Officer, Lecturers of Nautical groups, Student Officers, cadets, and from the teaching experience at the Politeknik Ilmu pelayaran Semarang.The materials in this Practical Module include: (1) general Explanations and Descriptions, (2) Definitions and Method of Signaling; (3) General Instructions; (4) Alphabetical flags, numeral pennants, and substitutes; (5) Flag Signaling; (6) Morse Code Alphabets and Numbers; (7) Flasing Light Signaling; (8) Phonetic Spelling of Letters and Numbers; (9) Radiotelephony Signaling; (10) SIngle Letter Code and Complement.This Module was provided in two version, Indonesian and English.

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Practicum Module Ship Maneuvering and Handling 8th Semester

Slamet Riyadi, Dwi Antoro, ...

This practicum module is divided into three sections: the introduction, the work safety during the practicum, and the learning module for the practicum.This practicum's learning modules are scheduled on a weekly basis. The following are the materials used in each weekly meeting.1. Stopping Distance and Stopping Time.2. Turning Circle.3. Internal and External Force.4. Approaching the Pilot Boat and Taking the Scout On Board.5. Sailing in a Narrow Sailing Canal.6. Open moor Anchorage.7. Standing, Ordinary, Dropping, or Straight Moor.8. Running Moor.9. Baltic Moor.10. Ship Handling in Anchoring.11. Handling in Casting Off.12. Ship Handling in Entering the Dock.13. Ship Handling in Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS).14. Ice on the Sea.

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Terrestrial Navigation

Hadi Supriyono, Vega F. Andromeda, ...

With the Grace of God Almighty, we express our gratitude for the completion of creating the textbook of Terrestrial Navigation for training students of Diploma IV (DOC-III).This material is prepared to refer competencies as required in the Standard Training Certification of Watchkeeping for Seaferers (STCW 1978) amended 2010 Regulation II/1.2, II/2, II/3 with the guideline of IMO Model Course 7.03 (Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch).It is expected that this textbook will help the students to understand the knowledge and skills in determining position by using various existing methods and using navigational aids and tools properly and correctly and notice some safety aspects.

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Practicum Module Emergency Procedures and SAR 3rd Semester

Dwi Antoro, Iga Puspita Siwi, Riko Ardiyanto (Penerjemah), ...

This practicum module is divided into three sections: the introduction, the work safety during the practicum, and the learning module for the practicum.This practicum's learning modules are scheduled on a weekly basis. The following are the materials used in each weekly meeting.1. Contingency Plan;2. Guiding Passengers to the Muster Station;3. Emergency Plan on the Shipoard;4. Actions in an Emergency;5. Collision;6. Fire;7. Ship Grounding;8. Man Overboard;9. Steering Failure;10. Rescuing;11. Abandon Ship;12. Pollution;13. Cyclone.

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Practicum Module Terrestrial Navigation

Yustina Sapan, Iga Puspita Siwi, Riko Ardiyanto (Penerjemah), ...

Practicum Module Terrestrial Navigation.Task 1 The shape and size of the earth.Task 2 Map of the sea.Task 3 Electronic charts.Task 4 Datums.Task 5 Distance.Task 6 Determining the position with the radar and plot it on the map.Task 7 Cross bearing.Task 8 Triangle of fault on the bearing of three objects.Task 9 Estimating position.Task 10 Dangerous angle.Task 11 Bearing of one object.Task 12 Bow and distance.Task 13 Bow chain.Task 14 Parallel sailing.

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Anchor Handling Supply Vessel

Samsul Huda, Muhammad Choeroni

Buku ini akan membahas secara teknis tentang pengoperasian kapal suplai yang khusus melayani pekerjaan-pekerjaan eksplorasi minyak lepas pantai, melayani kapal-kapal yang terkena musibah, dan lain- lainnya.Didalam buku ini materi yang akan dibahas meliputi:1. pendahuluan;2. anchor handling;3. peralatan anchor handling;4. sistem komunikasi dalam anchor handling;5. persiapan olah gerak kapal anchor handling;6. prosedur olah gerak kapal anchor handling keadaan laut berombak;7. pelaksanaan anchor handling;8. persiapan mengangkat jangkar dari barge;9. pennant, buoyed system,10. mengembalikan jangkar ke barges,11. permanent chain chaser (PCC);12. mengembalikan jangkar sistem PCC;13. support mooring operation;14. multiple point support mooring arrangement pre laid bargeswaiting.15. pre laid system (permanent buoy);16. piggy back anchor;17. fishing and grappling operation;18. handling chain;19. useful table, formula and data; dan20. safety procedures.

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Maritime English For Nautical Studies: A Practicum Guide For The 7th Semester Students

This book mostly discusses the topic related to the use of Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP) in VHF communication and the simulation of toolbox meetings onboard the ship. Those topics are fundamental for students of Maritime Polytechnics since they will become officers shortly after graduating from college.The materials of this book are taken from various sources and presented in such a way as to make it easy for the lecturers as well as students to use this book during the teaching and learning activities. There are 14 (fourteen) topics divided into 14 (fourteen) meetings that will be completed in 1 (one) semester. Firstly, the authors provide explanations and examples regarding the topic of study. Secondly, we provide practical activities/exercises in the form of questions or scenarios that have to be completed and practiced by the students. Finally, we provide an evaluation form for each activity that can be used to assess students' performance at every meeting. We hope that this book can support the teaching and learning activities of Maritime English and give advantages to the lecturers as well as to the students.

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Third Semester Visual Signals Practicum Module

Practical Module for Visual Signals is compiled based on the author's study to meet the requirements for Visual Signals Courses, in the Maritime Laboratory there should be a Practical Guide for the course. Therefore, the authors conducted the study through interviews, discussions with the Captain/Officer, Lecturers of Nautical groups. Student officers, Cadets, and from the teaching experience at the Politeknik Ilmu Pelayaran Semarang.The materials in this Practical Module include: (1) General Explanations and Descriptions; (2) Definitions and Methode of Signaling; (3) General Instructions; (4) Alphabetical flags, numeral pennants, and substitutes; (5) Flag Signaling; (6) Morse Code Alphabets and Numbers; (7) Flashing Light Signaling; (8) Phonetic Speeling of Letters and Numbers; (9) Radiotelephony Signaling; (10) Single Letter Code and Complement.This module was provided in two version, Indonesia and English.

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