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Sperry Marine's Integrated Navigation

System Simplifies Bridge Functions

A typical Sperry Marine Voyage Management Sysl scribed as sixfold: automatic data col- lection and information distribution; graphical data display; automatic data logging; voyage planning and moni- toring; ship control and grounding avoidance.

Automatically collecting data and distributing timely information from navigational and environmental sen- sors is the foundation on which all t (VMS) integrated navigation and control system. other integrated bridge capabilities are built: navigational information, geographic position, predicted future track, off track error, hazardous area monitoring, shallow water alarm, weather data, engine room data and other information are all required by the watch officer.

In some Sperry Marine installa- tions this is done by bringing all

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VMS 4000 (ECDIS)

VMS 4000 (ECDIS)

Bridge Wing

Docking

Information and Control

Bridge Wing

Docking

Information and Control

Steering

Control

Navigation &

Planning Workstation

In the past two years five major oil companies have installed Sperry Ma- rine Voyage Management System (VMS) integrated navigation and con- trol systems on 30 current and newbuild tankers.

Sperry Marine's VMS integrated navigation system, chosen by these oil companies and others, is a family of related products designed to integrate a vessel's navigation and control sys- tems by distributing, displaying, cor- relating and logging shipboard data.

By automating most of the routine navigation tasks involved in the con- ning of a ship and establishing reli- able early warning alarms, Sperry's

VMS significantlyincreases the watch officers effective conning time, pro- vides timely information and helps to reduce the stress and workload of bridge personnel, resulting in safer navigation.

Design flexibility was a key ele- ment in the development of the VMS integrated navigation system, to meet the specific needs of a variety of ves- sels.

Thus the VMS can meet a range of objectives, from the simple installa- tion of a smaller vessel to the most complex requirements.

The functions of a Sperry Marine

VMS integrated bridge can be de-

Sperry'

Integrated Bridge System /- Situation

Display Cargo & Engine

Alarms & Monitoring

Conning Information - and Control

RASCAR

ADG Autopilot

RASCAR

Situation

Display • . -•

Main Propulsion -

Control (RPM or Pitch)

GPS GPS LORAN OECCA GYRO GYRO LOG-DOCK DEPTH WIND S D

CARGO t ENGINE ROOM

GATEWAY

A3 GMDSS

Communication

Station

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