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EDITORIALEDITORIAL

Editor

Nina Rach [email protected]

Geosciences Editor

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Andrew McBarnet Colloquy Colloquy Colloquy [email protected]

Nina M Rach

Senior Editor

Victor Schmidt [email protected]

Asia-Paci? c Editor

John Mueller [email protected]

Associate Editor

The epitome of

Audrey Leon [email protected]

Contributing Editors

Meg Chesshyre navigation

Bruce Nichols

Jennifer Leahy

Accurate and safe marine compass bearings,

ART navigation – monitoring and transits, leading

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Production and Layout

Ian McInnes controlling the movement of a craft lines, and can also [email protected] from one place to another – is often be determined

CONFERENCES & EVENTS taken for granted in our industry. from leading and sector lights. The

Events Manager

Navigational techniques involve intersection of two LOPs is a single

Sandy Basler [email protected] locating the navigator’s position ‘? x,’ used to determine location.

Exhibition/Sponsorship Sales compared to known locations, Sadly, basic marine navigation

John F. Lauletta, Jr [email protected] critical for safe passage, precise skills fall outside most ordinary surveys, and exact placement of curricula. Mariner scouting

EDITORIAL ADVISORS

John Chianis,

Houston Offshore Engineering subsea structures. programs began to train youth

Susan Cunningham,

Noble Energy Earliest records of navigation in England and moved to the US

Marshall DeLuca,

Wison Floating Systems

Edward Heerema,

Allseas Marine Contractors as a science come from the Indus shortly thereafter; Sea Scouting in

Kevin Lacy,

Talisman Energy

Dan Mueller,

ConocoPhillips

Valley civilization, along the Indus America was founded in 1912, and

Brian Skeels,

FMC Technologies

River, which ? ows from the Tibetan the Mariner Girl Scout program

Plateau through India and Pakistan. of? cially began in 1934. The Sea

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Among the earliest navigation Scouts organization has been co-ed

Pontiac, Illilnois, USA tools are the mariner’s astrolabe since 1971.

(possibly in use as early as 1295),

SUBSCRIPTIONS/ re? ecting quadrant, octant, and Maritime academies

CUSTOMER SERVICE:

Rates $160/year – non-quali? ed requests sextant, and the medieval Portolan The Royal Observatory at

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Tel (US/Can): +1 800 869 6882 compass directions and estimates of and in 1767, began to publish (International): +1 763 746 2790

Fax: (US/Can): +1 866 658 6156 observed distances. The Nautical Almanacand (International): +1 763 746 2785 Modern navigation relies Astronomical Ephemeris. It was email: [email protected] web: oedigital.com primarily on satellite positioning, or the ? rst almanac containing data on crossing lines of position (LOP) for the convenient determination

CIRCULATION:

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