specifications and standards. E5.4 Aspects E5.4a Liability Nautical charts. Detail the role and responsibilities of the of the Notice to mariners. hydrographic surveyor as required under hydrographic Survey reports. professional ethics, industry standards and surveyor Fundamentals of professional national/international liability relating to surveying legislation/conventions. (B) Explain the potential liability of the hydrographic surveyor E5.4b Historical development of Describe the types of baselines under Delimitations 1982 UNCLOS Baselines UNCLOS and how the territorial sea limit – normal (including closing is projected from them, including the use lines); straight and of low tide elevations. (B) archipelagic Base points Baselines Internal waters. Territorial seas. Contiguous zones. Exclusive Economic Zone continental shelf. High seas E6: Hydrographic Data Management E6.1 Real-Time Data Acquisition and Control E6.1a Integration and logging of data Configure the data collection and from various sensors in recording software for sensors and select Hydrographic accordance with survey sampling rates, gating and filtering Data acquisition specifications to include settings. equipment such as: Describe the of on-line data (I) Echo sounder (SBES, validation and selection. MBES) E6.1b Real-time Demonstrate that the data meets survey LiDAR requirements through on-line monitoring data monitoring Sound velocity profiler, of display and visualization tools.
specifications and standards. E5.4 Aspects E5.4a Liability of the hydrographic surveyor (B) Nautical charts. Notice to mariners. Survey reports. Fundamentals of professional liability relating to surveying Detail the role and responsibilities of the hydrographic surveyor as required under professional ethics, industry standards and national/international legislation/conventions. Explain the potential liability of the hydrographic surveyor E5.4b Delimitations (B) Historical development of 1982 UNCLOS Baselines – normal (including closing lines); straight and archipelagic Base points Baselines Internal waters. Territorial seas. Contiguous zones. Exclusive Economic Zone continental shelf. High seas Describe the types of baselines under UNCLOS and how the territorial sea limit is projected from them, including the use of low tide elevations. E6: Hydrographic Data Management E6.1 Real-Time Data Acquisition and Control E6.1a Hydrographic Data acquisition (I) Integration and logging of data from various sensors in accordance with survey specifications to include equipment such as: Echo sounder (SBES, MBES) LiDAR Sound velocity profiler, Configure the data collection and recording software for sensors and select sampling rates, gating and filtering settings. Describe the of on-line data validation and selection. E6.1b Real-time data monitoring Demonstrate that the data meets survey requirements through on-line monitoring of display and visualization tools.