NAVIGATION, Journal of the Institute of Navigation

Volume: 16
Published: 1969

   Volume 16, Number 1 (Spring 1969)
Title Author Page Numbers
CHANNEL NAVIGATION AND DOCKING OF SUPERTANKERS Jack Kritz and Morton J. Howard 3 - 20
MARINE COLLISION AVOIDANCE: HUMAN FACTOR CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF AN EFFECTIVE MERCHANT MARINE RADAR Thomas D. Mara 21 - 28
LONGITUDE WITHOUT TIME Bruno Outlepp 29 - 31
NAVIGATING TO THE NORTH POLE-A SURFACE TRAVERSE Major Gerald R. Pitzl, USMCR 32 - 36
YACHT NAVIGATION Ben Warriner 37 - 43
A BENCH MARK NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE VESSELS Gilbert Fain 44 - 51
SMALL CRAFT OPERATION ON THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY OF THE GULF AREA P/C George K. Holland, N, USPS 52 - 55
EXPANDED APPLICATIONS OF NAVY NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM IN MARINE AND AIR NAVIGATION Capt. Edward F. Gallagher 56 - 60
EVALUATION OF LORAN C SYSTEM BY A MANUAL RECEIVER-INDICATOR--ACCURACY OF TIME DIFFERENCE READINGS AND ITS POSITION LINES Y. Yonezawa, H. Shinomiya, T. Kobayashi, and Y. Nishitani 61 - 70
ACCURACY OF OMEGA/VLF RANGE-RATE MEASUREMENTS Julian Wright 71 - 79
NIGHT VISION NAVIGATION G. D. Dunlap and Oliver J. Edwards 80 - 85
THE NATIONAL PLAN FOR NAVIGATION Capt. Alton B Moody 86 - 89
NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN THE SUPERSONIC CONCORDE IN 1970 Jean de Lagarde 90 - 96
EFFECT OF RELEASE ERRORS IN LEVEL BOMBING Lt. Col. Robert G. Smith 97 - 102
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE - 103 - 105
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS - 106 - 107
   Volume 16, Number 2 (Summer 1969)
Title Author Page Numbers
PRECISE POSITIONING OF A SHIP AT SEA UTILIZING VLF TRANSMISSIONS Gregory N. P. A. Rupport, Ralph Bernstein, and Carl O. Bowin 110 - 128
A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO MODERN DAY CHART MAINTENANCE E. P. Sawyer 129 - 132
APPLICATION OF SATELLITE NAVIGATION TECHNIQUES TO MARINE AND AIR NAVIGATION Joseph Chernof 133 - 140
THE TRAINING OF MASTERS AND PILOTS IN SHIP HANDLING IN GRENOBLE, FRANCE Arthur McKenzie 141 - 146
MICRO COMPASS FOR SMALL BOAT NAVIGATION Marvin Taylor 147 - 150
NAVIGATION REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGN OF A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A SURFACE EFFECT SHIP Thomas D. Mara 151 - 156
SIMPLIFIED RADAR PLOTTING Ernest B. Brown 157 - 167
NAVIGATION HAZARDS IN THE GULF Capt. J. E. Baker 168 - 172
SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE MARINE NAVIGATION USING NAVIGATION SATELLITE DATA John E. Cutting 173 - 181
TIME-DIFFERENCE POSITION-DETERMINATION SYSTEM FOR AEROSPACE AND TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS John E. Gaffney, Jr. 182 - 190
FUTURE ASPECTS OF MARINE NAVIGATION FOR SMALL CRAFT Vernon I. Weihe 191 - 193
NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND INSURANCE Walter B. Potts 194 - 195
AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE USE OF OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEM BY MERCHANT SHIPS Capt. Joseph F. Enright 196 - 202
ELECTRONIC TERMINAL GUIDANCE FOR ALL-WEATHER VTOL OPERATIONS David W. Young 203 - 210
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE - 211 - 212
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS - 213 - 214
NOTES AND COMMENT - 215 - 216
   Volume 16, Number 3 (Fall 1969)
Title Author Page Numbers
LAD-A NEW FAMILY OF DEVICES FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF COLLISIONS AT SEA Robert F. Riggs 219 - 227
EMERGENCY SHIPHANDLING TRAINER, DEVICE 20A62 Dr. Brenton R. Groves 228 - 239
ELECTRONIC AIDS TO NAVIGATION FOR FISHING VESSELS AND OTHER OPEN SEA USERS Colonel Bjorn A. Rorholt 240 - 248
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS ON MERCHANT MARINE TRAINING Cdr. Edward F. Oliver 249 - 253
PRACTICE DOES NOT ALWAYS MAKE PERFECT NAVIGATION RADM Ross F. Bullard 254 - 259
AN OPTIMUM INERTIAL DOPPLER-SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM R. G. Brown and L. L. Hagerman 260 - 270
ARBITRARY PATH MAGNETIC NAVIGATION BY RECURSIVE NONLINEAR ESTIMATION Dr. Henry M. Beisner 271 - 278
NATIONAL PLANNING FOR MARINE AIDS TO NAVIGATION-A PRELIMINARY REPORT Capt. Stanley G. Putzke 279 - 283
A SIMPLE MEANS FOR DRAWING HYPERBOLIC AND CONCENTRIC POSITION-CHARTS FOR USE IN OIL EXPLORATION OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELF Clayton Nielsen 284 - 294
TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION Elmer M. Lipsey 295 - 307
FLIGHT TEST PERFORMANCE OF AN AIRBORNE OMEGA EQUIPMENT SET G. Rex Morin 308 - 318
DOPPLER MEMORY MODE CONSIDERATIONS Robert H. Mayer 319 - 321
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE - 322 - 328
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS - 329 - 329
   Volume 16, Number 4 (Winter 1969)
Title Author Page Numbers
THE NAVIGATIONAL OR TRUE RADAR PLOT FOR COLLISION PREVENTION Jack Pansmith 333 - 345
TALKING BEACON SYSTEM IN JAPAN Tohru Tadano and Shosaku Itoh 346 - 354
YESTERDAY'S TRAINING-TOMORROW'S SHIPS Capt. Robert M. Slack 355 - 359
POLAR FLIGHT J. N. Portney 360 - 370
NRL-LSl MARK III AIRBORNE OMEGA SYSTEM G. F. Sage 371 - 381
DERIVATION OF CIRCULAR FIXES IN HYPERBOLIC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS Dr. Joseph L. Ryerson 382 - 389
USE OF LORAN IN THE RANGE-RANGE MODE Dr. C. T. Kelley, Jr. 390 - 400
AIRBORNE OMEGA NAVIGATION SET Donald B. Daniel 401 - 406
APPLICATIONS OF OMEGA POSITION LOCATION EXPERIMENT TO MASS TRANSPORTATION Francis J. Enge 407 - 418
MARINE INTEGRATED NAVIGATION SYSTEM Nicholas S. Christopher 419 - 423
PRECOMP NAVIGATION Capt. P. V. H. Weems 424 - 427
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE - 428 - 431
NOTES AND COMMENT - 432 - 432
INDEX TO VOLUME 16 - 433 - 435


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