Reeds Maritime Meteorology


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Written primarily for serving and trainee deck officers, those studying for certificates of competency in merchant shipping and fishermen, Reeds Maritime Meteorology analyses the elements and forces which contribute to maritime meteorology and the principles which govern them. Updated to include the latest developments in the use of satellite technology in forecasting, Navtext and the ramifications of GMDSS, the book examines: · cloud formation and development · precipitation and thunderstorms · atmospheric pressure and wind · ocean currents and swell · tropical revolving storms · the development and distribution of sea ice · weather routeing · passage planning · the management and care of cargo in heavy weather This revised edition covers significant developments in the variety of forecasts available for the seafarer, coverage of global warming and weather routing options, as well as updates throughout in line with technological advancements and research discoveries, and updates to the exam questions at the end of each chapter.




Notes on Maritime Meteorology


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Meteorology for Seafarers


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A technical book which aims to explain the complexities of the atmosphere & provide the information needed for professional seafarers aspiring to first class certificates of competency.




Modern Marine Weather, Second Edition


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A comprehensive text on how to take weather into account for the planning and navigation of voyages, local or global, using the latest technologies as well as the time-honored skills of maritime tradition, so that your time on the water remains as safe and efficient as possible. Covers practical applications of GRIB files, ASCAT wind measurements, and other modern resources.




Fourth Semester Maritime Meteorology Practicum Module


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This practicum module consist of tasks in accordance with the specified Teaching Program Unit (SAP) or Lecture Progress Book (BKK). the tasks are arranged not according to the order of SAP/BKK and include: Explaining the meteorological equipment on board with video playback. Practicing thermometer. Practicing the psychrometer and hygrometer. Practicing the barometer. Practicing the anemometer and wind vanes. Practicing the introduction of clouds and rain. Practicing fog recognation/visibility. Practicing the ocean waves/waves in the sea. Practicing weather observations at sea/ship weather code. Observing the atmosphereic phenomena and weather.




Meteorology for Mariners


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Presenting the elementary theory of meteorology in a way that is suitable for Merchant Navy officers, this guide shows how a knowledge of the subject can be applied in a practical way. It should satisfactorily cover the meteorological syllabus for Certificates of Competency. It also serves as a comprehensive reference book for those who wish to maintain a good working knowledge of meteorology.







Physics of the Marine Atmosphere


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International Geophysics Series, Volume 7: Physics of the Marine Atmosphere discusses the influence exerted by the sea surface on the properties of the atmosphere as well as on atmospheric processes of small and medium scale. This book is composed of six chapters that specifically consider the exchange occurring in the boundary layer between ocean and atmosphere. The opening chapters deal with the particular difficulties inherent in meteorological measurements at sea. The remaining chapters describe the flow characteristics, thermodynamics, chemistry, electricity, and radioactivity of the marine atmosphere. Emphasis is placed on the physical approach rather than on geographical aspects and those of application. A discussion of the empirical facts is followed by theoretical interpretation. Geophysicists, theoreticians, and scientists of the allied fields will find this book invaluable.