CD0213. Passage planning with ECDIS
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CD0213. Passage planning with ECDIS
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“Seagull CBT — CD0213. Passage planning with ECDIS” contains 93 questions across 1 collection.
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Select which statement best answers the following question. ‘Can ECDIS be used to assist in the assessment of the manoeuvre to avoid collision with another vessel?’
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Which statement best describes why it is important to display all information when passage planning with a vector chart?
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Select the option which best describes how sleeping AIS targets on the ECDIS are shown.
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Select which option best answers this question. ‘Is there one disadvantage with passage planning on an ECDIS?’
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Select the statement which best describes why on the Seagull ECDIS Simulator or a real ECDIS the North up TM button is highlighted in yellow.
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