Year: 20?? Developer: Flaggaff Platform: Windows System Requirements: Microsoft Excel 2007 higher Localization: english Crack: Not needed Description: he Nautical Charts showing the Earth’s surface or a portion thereof on a plan, in a certain proportion (scale) and with deformations subject to mathematical laws. Such a chart must meet the following conditions: 1. The quick and easy insertion of the geographical coordinates of a point; 2. The angles on the chart to be equal to those on the surface of the Earth; 3. The rhumb line and the great circle can be drawn by a straight line. On a chart are shown a lot of elements using abbreviations, symbols, explanatory notes, warnings, namely: a. The coast line; b. The seabed topography; c. The nature of the seabed; d. Dangers for navigation; e. Navigation aids; f. Natural and artificial navigation landmarks; g. The magnetic declination and magnetic anomalies; h. The elements of the tide and currents; i. Places for anchorage; j. The boundaries of the different regions; k. Fairway. The nautical charts are divided according to the scale in four categories: 1. General charts: – Drawn at a scale between 1: 500,000 – 1: 5,000,000 – Are represented large oceanic basins and are used for: · Study of the navigation conditions; · Preparing the sea passage; 2. Route charts: – Drawn at a scale between 1: 100,000 – 1: 500,000 – Used for navigation at deep sea or near the coasts; – On which are represented the most important elements for navigation; 3. Coast charts: – Drawn at a scale between 1: 50,000 – 1: 75,000; – Used for navigation close to land, among islands, fjords, straits; 4. Plans: – Drawn at a scale between 1: 5,000 – 1: 25,000; – Used for operating in ports, roads, gulfs and bays. For navigation purposes are used the following cartographic projections: 1. Mercator’s projection: – With Rectangular Canvas; – And the rhumb line appears as a straight line; 2. Gnomonic projection: – Used for the navigation on the great circle; 3. stereographic projection: – Used for navigation in the polar regions.
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Nautical Charts. Types of Scales
Developer: Flaggaff
Platform: Windows
System Requirements: Microsoft Excel 2007 higher
Localization: english
Crack: Not needed
Description: he Nautical Charts showing the Earth’s surface or a portion thereof on a plan, in a certain proportion (scale) and with deformations subject to mathematical laws.
Such a chart must meet the following conditions:
1. The quick and easy insertion of the geographical coordinates of a point;
2. The angles on the chart to be equal to those on the surface of the Earth;
3. The rhumb line and the great circle can be drawn by a straight line.
On a chart are shown a lot of elements using abbreviations, symbols, explanatory notes, warnings, namely:
a. The coast line;
b. The seabed topography;
c. The nature of the seabed;
d. Dangers for navigation;
e. Navigation aids;
f. Natural and artificial navigation landmarks;
g. The magnetic declination and magnetic anomalies;
h. The elements of the tide and currents;
i. Places for anchorage;
j. The boundaries of the different regions;
k. Fairway.
The nautical charts are divided according to the scale in four categories:
1. General charts:
– Drawn at a scale between 1: 500,000 – 1: 5,000,000
– Are represented large oceanic basins and are used for:
· Study of the navigation conditions;
· Preparing the sea passage;
2. Route charts:
– Drawn at a scale between 1: 100,000 – 1: 500,000
– Used for navigation at deep sea or near the coasts;
– On which are represented the most important elements for navigation;
3. Coast charts:
– Drawn at a scale between 1: 50,000 – 1: 75,000;
– Used for navigation close to land, among islands, fjords, straits;
4. Plans:
– Drawn at a scale between 1: 5,000 – 1: 25,000;
– Used for operating in ports, roads, gulfs and bays.
For navigation purposes are used the following cartographic projections:
1. Mercator’s projection:
– With Rectangular Canvas;
– And the rhumb line appears as a straight line;
2. Gnomonic projection:
– Used for the navigation on the great circle;
3. stereographic projection:
– Used for navigation in the polar regions.
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