IMO Resolution A.917(22) - AIS Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

The OOW should always be aware that AIS fitted on other ships as a mandatory carriage requirement might, under certain circumstances, be __________________ on the master’s professional judgement.

A

switched off

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2
Q

Specific vessel types (e.g. _________________, naval auxiliaries and ________________________) are not required to be fitted with AIS.

A

warships / ships owned or operated by Governments

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3
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Small vessels (e.g. __________________, _______________________) and certain other ships are exempt from carrying AIS.

A

leisure craft / fishing boats

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4
Q

Users are therefore cautioned always to bear in mind that information provided by AIS may not be giving a ____________________ ‘picture’ of shipping traffic in their vicinity

A

complete or correct

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5
Q

SOLAS regulation V/19 requires that AIS exchange data ship-to-ship and with ________________________.

A

shore-based facilities

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6
Q

The purpose of AIS is to help __________________; assist in target tracking; simplify information _________________ (e.g. reduce verbal mandatory ship reporting); and provide additional information to assist situation awareness.

A

identify vessels / exchange

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7
Q

Shipborne AIS enables provision of fast, automatic information by calculating _____________________________ and ______________________________________ from the position information transmitted by the target vessels.

A

Closest Point of Approach (CPA) / Time to Closest
Point of Approach (TCPA)

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8
Q

In practice, the capacity of the system is ____________________.

A

unlimited

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9
Q

The AIS is able to detect ships within_________________ range around bends and behind islands, if the landmasses are not too high. A typical value to be expected at sea is _____ to ______ nautical miles depending on antenna height.

A

VHF/FM - 20 - 30

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10
Q

Information from a shipborne AIS is transmitted ____________________ and ________________ without any intervention or knowledge of the OOW.

A

continuously / automatically

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11
Q

The AIS information transmitted by a ship is of three different types: _____________________ , _______________________ and ______________________.

A

fixed or static information / dynamic information / voyage-related information

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12
Q

Fixed or static information is entered into AIS on installation and need only to be changed if the ship changes its ____________ or undergoes a major conversion from one ship _____________ to another.

A

name / type

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13
Q

Dynamic information, apart from ‘Navigational status’ information, is ___________________ updated from the ship ______________ connected to AIS

A

automatically / sensors

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14
Q

The voyage-related information might need to be ______________________ and ________________ during the voyage.

A

manually entered / updated

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15
Q

Position, heading, ______________________ , ______________________ , __________________________ and ______________________are contained in the dynamic information.

A

course over ground (COG) / speed over ground (SOG) / navigational status / rate of turn

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16
Q

Destination and ETA, Route plan (waypoints), _____________________ and _______________________ are voyage-related information

A

ship’s draught / hazardous cargo (type)

17
Q

Dynamic information is sent at an update rate dependent on ________________ and _______________ alteration.

A

speed / course

18
Q

Static and voyage-related data have an update rate of every _____ minutes or ____________________.

A

6 / on request

19
Q

AIS short safety-related messages are fixed or free format text messages addressed either to a __________________________ or all ships in the area.

A

specified destination (MMSI)

20
Q

AIS should always be in operation when ships are ____________________ or ________________. If the master believes that the continual operation of AIS might compromise the safety or security of his/her ship, the AIS may be ______________________.

A

underway / at anchor / switched off

21
Q

If the AIS is shut down, _________________ and ______________ related information remains stored.

A

static data / voyage

22
Q

In ports AIS operation should be in accordance with _________________________.

A

port requirements

23
Q

The minimum mandated display provides not less than three lines of data consisting of _______________, ________________ and ____________ of a selected ship.

A

bearing / range / name

24
Q

A _______________ target indicates only the presence of a vessel equipped with AIS in a certain location.

25
If the user wants to know more about a vessel’s motion, he has simply to ________________ the target (sleeping), so that the display shows immediately: a ________________________________, the heading and _________________.
activate / a vector (speed and course over ground) / ROT indication
26
If the user wants detailed information on a target (activated or sleeping), he may _____________ it. Then the data received, as well as the calculated __________ and ___________values, will be shown in an alpha-numeric window.
select / CPA / TCPA
27
If an AIS target (activated or not) is calculated to pass pre-set CPA and TCPA limits, it will be classified and displayed as a _________________ target and an _____________ will be given.
dangerous / alarm
28
The users remain responsible for all information entered into the system and the information added by the _______________.
sensors
29
Changes in heading and course are, for example, immediately apparent, and many of the problems common to tracking targets by radar, namely _____________, target swap as ships pass close by and target loss following a fast manoeuvre, do not affect ____________.
clutter / AIS
30
In general, an onboard AIS consists of: antennas, one ________ transmitter, two __________________ VHF receivers, one channel _______ VHF receiver, a central processing unit (CPU), an electronic position-fixing system, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), interfaces to _______________ and _____________ devices and to other shipborne sensors, interfaces to _____________________, ______________________and Integrated Navigation Systems (INS), BIIT (built-in integrity test) and minimum display and keyboard to ___________ and _____________ data.
VHF / multi-channel / 70 / heading / speed / radar or ARPA / ECS-ECDIS / input / retrieve