1 1 Admiralty Manual of Navigation Vol.1

2 2 Preface

3 3 Contents

4 4 Chapter 1 Position and Direction on the Earth Surface

5 5 Chapter 2 The Sailings (1)

6 6 Chapter 3 An Introduction to Geodesy

7 7 Chapter 4 Projections and Grids

8 8 Chapter 5 The Sailings (2)

9 9 Chapter 6 Charts and Chart Outfits

10 10 Chapter 7 Publications

11 11 Chapter 8 Chartwork

12 12Chapter 9 Fixing the Ship

13 13 Chapter 10 Visual and Audible Aids to Navigation

14 14 Chapter 11 Tides and Tidal Streams

15 15 Chapter 12 Coastal Navigation

16 16 Chapter 13 Pilotage

17 17 Chapter 14 Anchoring and Mooring

18 18 Chapter 15 Radar, Blind Pilotage

19 19 Chapter 16 Navigational Errors

20 20 Chapter 17 Relative Velocity and Collision Avoidance

21 21 Chapter 18 Surveying

22 22 Chapter 19 Bridge Organisation and Procedures

23 23 Appendix 1 Basic Trigonometry

24 24 Appendix 2 A Summary of Spherical Trigonometry

25 25 Appendix 3 The Spherical Earth

26 26 Appendix 4 Projections

27 27 Appendix 5 The Spheroidal Earth

28 28 Appendix 6 Vertical and Horizontal Sextant Angles

29 29 Appendix 7 Errors in Terrestrial Position Lines

30 30 Bibliography

31 31 Index