Marine Navigation: Piloting and Celestial and Electronic Navigation Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
Pt. 1	Piloting
1	The Art of Navigation	3
2	The Shipboard Navigation Department Organization	6
3	The Piloting Team	11
4	The Nautical Chart	21
5	Navigational Publications	57
6	Visual Navigation Aids	79
7	Navigational Instruments	110
8	Dead Reckoning	129
9	Shipboard Compasses	148
10	Radar	166
11	Tide	177
12	Current	199
13	Current Sailing	224
14	Precise Piloting and Anchoring	234
15	Voyage Planning and Introduction to Time	252
Pt. 2	Celestial Navigation
16	Coordinate Systems of Celestial Navigation	277
17	The Altitude-Intercept Method	301
18	Time	310
19	The Marine Sextant	329
20	The Complete Solution by the Nautical Almanac and Tables No. 229	363
21	The Complete Solution by the Air Almanac and Tables No. 249	387
22	Alternative Methods of Sight Reduction and Navigational Computations	409
23	The Celestial Fix and Running Fix	422
24	The Rude Starfinder	435
25	The Determination of Latitude at Sea	444
26	Determining the Gyro Error at Sea	462
27	Twilight and Other Rising and Setting Phenomena	476
Pt. 3	Electronic Navigation
28	Introduction to Electronic Navigation	495
29	Radionavigation Systems	516
30	Advanced Navigation Systems	540
31	Bathymetric Navigation	556
32	A Day's Work in Navigation at Sea	573
App. A	Abbreviations and Symbols Commonly Used in Piloting	587
App. B	Abbreviations and Symbols Used in Celestial and Electronic Navigation	589
App. C	Outline of a Typical Navigation Brief	592
App. D	Various Sight and Computation Forms Used in Celestial Navigation	595
App. E	Geographic Range Table 13, The American Practical Navigator (Bowditch)	606
App. F	Amplitude Table 22, The American Practical Navigator (Bowditch)	609
App. G	Chart No. 1	613
	Index	673