STILL, we persevered, guided by the river's excellent navigation buoys, shore landmarks and our familiarity with the area.
Under severe meteorological conditions, ocean waves can be dangerous for human marine activities, such as navigation, on- and off-shore management, etc.
In THE HARSH AUTUMN weather, the Mayflower bobbed around like a rubber duck, without satellite navigation or even ship-to-shore radio.
Rocks, reefs and sandbanks lie in wait for unsuspecting vessels, violent weather regularly batters the shore and, before the introduction of accurate charts, navigation was an often haphazard science.
Solar panels on the float generate power for computing and navigation and for transmitting data back to shore in real time.
Unfortunately, commercial sea charts still contain rather large absolute errors of the shore, see [1, 2], which makes them less useful in blind navigation with critical maneuvers without visual feedback.
The marina's name was picked from the local navigation charts of Jamaica Bay, where Sommerville Basin flanks the western shore of Edgemere Park.
Unlike midshipmen in the Royal Navy, the Gardes trained mostly on shore and focused on military drill and theory rather than practical skills in gunnery, navigation and seamanship.
The tiny GPS navigation system with a large 3.5-inch screen hits the US shores this month, after much delay.
New e-navigation strains require new technologies, new infrastructures and new organizational structures on bridge, on shore as well as in the cloud.
