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Bowditch, Nathaniel
American Practical Navigator. An Epitome of Navigation
United States Navy Hydrographic Office
[United States Navy Hydrographic Office Publication (H.O. Pub. No.) 9]
Washington, D.C. 1958
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  [i][c] INDICE:
2Frontispiece
3Nathaniel Bowditch (1773-1838)
7Preface
9Contents
13Part OneFundamentals
15      Chapter IHistory of Navigation
62      Chapter IIBasic Definitions
69      Chapter IIIChart Projections
93      Chapter IVCharts and Publications
103      Chapter VThe Nautical Chart
119Part twoPiloting and Dead Reckoning
121      Chapter VIInstruments for Piloting and dead Reckoning
158      Chapter VIICompass Error
213      Chapter VIIIDead Reckoning
240      Chapter IXPiloting
287Part ThreeElectronic Navigation
289      Chapter XRadio Waves
304      Chapter XIElectronics and Navigation
313      Chapter XIIDirection and Distance by Electronics
333      Chapeter XIIIHyperbolic Systems
349Part FourCelestial Navigation
351      Chapter XIVNavigational Astronomy
398      Chapter XVInstruments for Celestial Navigation
421      Chapeter XVISextant Altitude Corrections
449      Chapter XVIILines of Position from Celestial Observations
466      Chapter XVIIIThe Almanac
482      Chapter XIXTime
502      Chapter XXSight Reduction
517      Chapter XXIComparison of Various Methods of Sight Reduction
575      Chapter XXIIIdentification of Celestial Bodies
593Part FiveThe Practice of Navigation
595      Chapter XXIIIThe Practice of Marine Navigation
607      Chapter XXIVSubmarine Navigation
612      Chapter XXVPolar Navigation
645      Chapter XXVILifeboat Navigation
664      Chapter XXVIILand Navigation
671      Chapter XXVIIIAir Navigation
678      Chapter XXIXNavigational Errors
691Part SixOceanography
691      Chapter XXXThe Oceans
703      Chapter XXXITides and Tidal Currents
718      Chapter XXXIIOcean Currents
727      Chapter XXXIIIOcean Waves
737      Chapter XXXIVAmphibious Operations
742      Chapter XXXVSound in the Sea
746      Chapter XXXVIIce in the Sea
763Part SevenWeather
765      Chapter XXXVIIWeather Observations
793      Chapter XXXVIIIWeather and Weather Forecasts
819      Chapter XXXIXTropical Cyclones
835Part EightThe Production of Charts
837      Chapter XLInstruments for Hydrographic Surveying
848      Chapter XLIHydrographic Surveying
868      Chapter XLIIOceanic Soundings
874      Chapter XLIIIPhotogrammetry
886      Chapter XLIVProduction of Nautical Charts
901Appendices
903      Appendix AAbbreviations and Symbols
908      Appendix BGreek Alphabet
909      Appendix CGlossary
954      Appendix DMiscellaneous Data
963      Appendix ENavigational Coordinates
964      Appendix FPlanets
965      Appendix GIdentification of Navigational Stars
973      Appendix HNavigational Stars and the Planets
974      Appendix IConstellations
976      Appendix JBuoyage Systems
983      Appendix KChart Symbols
999      Appendix LUnits of Depth Measurement on Charts of Various Nations
1000      Appendix MTidal Datums in Use in Various Areas
1002      Appendix NSources of Charts and Publications
1005      Appendix OMathematics
1045      Appendix PInterpolation
1052      Appendix Qork Forms
1059      Appendix RBeaufort Scale
1060      Appendix SMaritime Positions
1129      Appendix TExtracts from Tide Tables
1132      Appendix UExtracts from Tidal Current Tables
1136      Appendix VExtracts from Nautical Almanac
1152      Appendix WExtracts from Air Almanac
1160      Appendix XLong-term Almanac
1165      Appendix YExtracts from H. O. Pub. No. 71
1168      Appendix ZExtracts from H. O. Pub. No. 120
1170      Appendix AAExtracts from H. O. Pub. No. 214
1177      Appendix BBExtracts from H. O. Pub. No. 221
1180      Appendix CCExtracts from H. O. Pub. No. 249
1183Tables
1185      Explanation of Tables
1198      Table 1Conversion Angle
1217      Table 2Conversion of Compass Points to Degrees
1218      Table 3Traverse Table
1236      Table 4Conversion Table for Meridian Parts
1237      Table 5Meridional Parts
1246      Table 6Length of a Degree of Latitude and Longitude
1248      Table 7Distance of an Object by Two Bearings
1254      Table 8distance of Horizon
1255      Table 9Distance of Vertical Angle
1260      Table 10Direction and Speed of True nd in Units of Ship's Speed
1262      Table 11Correction of Barometer Reading for Height Above Sea Level
1262      Table 12Correction of Barometer Reading for Gravity
1263      Table 13Correction of Barometer Reading for Temperature
1264      Table 14Conversion Table for Millibars, Inches of Mercury, and Millimeters of Mercury
1265      Table 15Conversion Table for Thermometer Scales
1266      Table 16Relative Humidity
1268      Table 17Dew Point
1270      Table 18Speed Table for Measured Mile
1271      Table 19Speed, Time, and Distance
1276      Table 20Conversion Table for Nautical and Statute Miles
1277      Table 21Conversion Table for Meters, Feet, and Fathoms
1278      Table 22Dip of the Sea Short of the Horizon
1280      Table 23Altitude Correction for Air Temperature
1281      Table 24Altitude Correction for Atmospheric Pressure
1282      Table 25Meridian Angle and Altitude of a Body on the Prime Vertical Circle
1286      Table 26Latitude and Longitude Factors
1293      Table 27Amplitudes
1297      Table 28Correction of Amplitude as Observed on the Visible Horizon
1298      Table 29Altitude Factor
1308      Table 30Change of Altitude in Given Time from Meridian Transit
1312      Table 31Natural Trigonometric Functions
1357      Table 32Logarithms of Numbers
1376      Table 33Logarithms of Trigonometric Functions
1421      Table 34Haversine
1457      Index

 
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