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INSTRUCTOR

 NAME: CAPT. IMROZ AHMED

 MASTER MARINER (UK)

 EX MARINE ACADEMY CADET (27th BATCH)

 PROMOTED TO MASTER RANK IN 2007

 PRESENT EMPLOYER: WALLEM HONGKONG

 TYPE OF SHIP SAILED: PCC, BULK , CONTAINER, GEN


CARGO , TANKER
 COMPANY SAILED: EURASIA, IMC, WILHELMSEN, UOSM,
MSC, WALLEM

12/07/24 Bangladesh Maritime Training Institute 1


Course :Navigtional Aid and Electronic
Navigational System
 COURSE: ONLINE VIA ZOOM

 Time: 1000-1430

 Attendance: Mandatory with Video Camera

 Duration: 3 days
 Every 35-40 minutes instructor will stop the presentation and log
in again. Incase of any internet interruption, please wait 5/10
minutes or check in whats app group chat inbox.

 Incase of your long internet interruption , please inform


instructor in WhatsApp group or inform BMTI/ Mr. Kabir,
otherwise will not be accepted.

12/07/24 Bangladesh Maritime Training Institute 2


Course Content
• SUMMARY SYLLABUS : Total Duration: 12 hours

• 1. Satellite Navigation (GPS/DGPS/GLONASS) DURATION : 3.5 HRS

• 2. Gyro-Compass, Auto Pilot and Course Recorder - DURATION : 2.0 HRS

• 3. Echo Sounder - DURATION: 1.5 HRS

• 4. Logs - DURATION : 1 HR

5. Voyage Data Recorders (VDR) - DURATION: 1 HRS

• 6. Automatic Identification System (AIS) - DURATION: 1 HRS

• 7. SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM (SSAS) - DURATION: 0.5 HRS

• 8. LONG RANGE IDENTIFICATION AND TRACKING (LRIT) - DURATION: 0.5 HRS
• 9. Revision - Duration-1 hrs




Global Positioning System

An easy to use
technology for everyone
What is GPS ?
A very precise positioning system
• Developed and maintained by the
US Department of Defense (DOD)
• Satellite Based
* 24 satellites
* 20,200 km high orbit
BUT!
Although it is a very precise
geographic positioning system
•It is very easy to get youself into trouble
•Why?
•Because you (probably) don’t understand
how it works
•And that leads to garbage
Characteristics of GPS
• Free
• Precise
• Reliable Almost!
• All weather
• Anytime & anywhere
• Unlimited user capacity
Segments of GPS
1. Space Segment
A constellation of 24 satellites

2. Monitor Station
A network of earth-based facilities

3. Users & Equipment

Source:Trimble
Segments of GPS
1. Space Segment
A constellation
of 24 satellites

Source:Trimble
GPS Monitoring
Station
How GPS Works ………
Uses measurements from 4+ satellites
Distance = travel time x speed of light

Source:Trimble
Determining GPS Position
• Suppose the distance from
Satellite A to our position is
+
Satellite A 11,000 miles
• At this point we could be located
anywhere on the specified sphere

+
Satellite B
• Next, let us take another measurement
from a second satellite, Satellite B
• Now our position is narrowed down to the
intersection of theses two sphere
Determining GPS Position

• Taking another measurement


+
Satellite A from a 3rd satellite narrows our
position down even further, to
the two points
+
+
Satellite B
Satellite C • These points are located where
the 3rd sphere cuts through the
the intersection of first two spheres
• So by ranging from 3 satellites we can
narrow our position to just two points in space
How do we decide which one is our
true location?
• We could make a 4th measurement
from another satellite to determine
+
Satellite A
the true point
OR
• We can eliminate one of the two
+ C
+
Satellite B
Satellite points that gives a ridiculous
answer
• The ridiculous point may be too
far from the earth
• However, GPS receivers use a 4th satellite to
precisely locate our position
Determining GPS Position
How accurate is GPS?
Depends on some variables

• Time spent on measurement


• Design of receiver
• Postprocessing
• Relative positions of satellites,
technically known as PDOP (Position
dilution of precision)
GPS Receivers
GeoXT Versus Garmin
Mostly used
for GIS data
collection

Mostly used for


recreational
purposes
Methods of data collection
Three methods of positioning
• Autonomous
10-20 meters
• Differential
2-5 meters
• Phase Differential 10-20 m 2-5m cm
centimeter
How accurate is GPS?
Depends on some variables

• Time spent on measurement


• Design of receiver
• Postprocessing
• Relative positions of satellites,
often known as DOP (Dilution of
Precision)
WAAS
• Wide Area Augmentation System.
• It provides FREE GPS differential correction data for
visible satellites
• Developed & operated by the FAA (Federal Aviation
Administration) for flight navigation but it’s available
free to GPS users
• WAAS-enabled receivers can provide sub-meter level
accuracy anywhere in most locations of the US and
southern Canada.
WAAS
• Differential corrections are computed from
ground stations and then uploaded to
geostationary satellites for broadcasting
• WAAS-enabled GPS receiver automatically
uses such correction data to enhance the
positional accuracy
Sources of error
Multipath

PDOP

SNR

Source:Trimble
Multipath
• When GPS signals arrive at the receiver
having traveled different paths
What is a PDOP?
• Position Dilution of Precision

Good PDOP Poor PDOP


SNR (signal-to-noise ratio)
• SNR determines the signal strength
relative to noise
• GPS position is degraded if the SNR
of one or more satellites in the
constellation falls below certain range

Signal Strength
Indicators
Using Garmin12

Scroll Cycle
keypad through
pages

Goto PAGE
On/Off Save a
switch MARK
waypoint

Quit ENTER
Common use of GPS
A. GIS data collection & mapping
B. Navigation
C. Recreation
GPS for Navigation
GPS for Navigation

•GPS in PDA
• Are getting
popular in car
• Comes with voice
guidance
Future GPS
A. GPS in USA
B. GLONASS program from Russia
C. GALILEO from European countries

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