The purpose of this book is to focus on passage planning, which includes the primary recommendations for safety at sea. It comes from the authors’ practical experience as members of a bridge team, supplemented by their experience of teaching on the subject.
Passage Planning Principles is a key reference document for all members of the bridge team, regardless of knowledge and experience.
1 Passage Planning
1.1 The Requirement of Voyage/Passage Planning
1.2 Planning Principles
1.3 Planning Stages
Checklist Summary
2 Passage Planning with ECDIS
2.1 Requirements
2.2 Use of ECDIS
2.3 Appraisal Onwards
2.4 Planning Factors
2.5 ECDIS Set-up
2.6 Route Creation
2.7 Supplementary Information
2.8 Route Check
2.9 Monitoring
2.10 Sea Traffic Management (STM)
2.11 Autonomous Ships
3 Planning Toolbox
3.1 Wheel-over
3.2 Position Fixing Frequency
3.3 Abort and Point of No Return
3.4 Under Keel Clearance (UKC)
3.5 Squat
3.6 Landfall
3.7 Changing Charts
3.8 Ship’s Profile and Datum Shift
3.9 Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS)
3.10 Anchor Plan
3.11 Radar Horizon
3.12 Use of Tidal Streams
3.13 Tidal Predictions
4 Monitoring Techniques
4.1 Parallel Indexing (PI)
4.2 Precautions with Parallel Indexing
4.3 Visual Monitoring Techniques
Glossary and Bibliography
Glossary
Bibliography
Appendices
Appendix 1: Passage Planning Guidelines/Regulations
Appendix 2: Passage Plan Checklist
Appendix 3: Chartwork Legends
Appendix 4: Passage Plan Note Book
Appendix 5: Passage Plan Sheet
This publication and 'Passage Planning Practice', both by Abdul Khalique and Capt. Nadeem Anwar, provide a comprehensive, easy to follow guide and an excellent set of standards to be worked through. By providing checklists and a fully worked example, the authors have created a guide that builds upon the sound principles of passage planning and can be used in a real-life situation, providing a ‘job based’ training aid.
Dr Captain Nadeem Anwar Master Mariner, FNI, SFHEA, ACII, DoS, PGCEL, MSc (Maritime Operations), BSc (Quality Management), CertEd. Captain Anwar’s time at sea was mainly spent in deep-sea trade, which gave him global navigational experience. In education since 1998, he is now a Senior Lecturer in the Petrochemical section at Warsash Maritime Academy and Leader for MSc – Shipping Operations (online). He left sea while in command in 1998.
Abdul Khalique Master Mariner, MICS, PG Cert (Shipping), MSc (CBIS), HND Nautical Science, BSc (Maritime Studies). After spending some time at sea, Abdul pursued a shore based career. He was a Principal Lecturer in Maritime and Offshore Safety at Warsash Maritime Academy, a role which led him to the position of Head of the LJMU Maritime Centre at Liverpool John Moores University. .
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