A-frames, blocks, (B) wire, slip rings and optical cabling Moonpools Launch and recovery Station keeping and maneuvering B5.10 Shipboard ground tackle Describe ship and small boats anchoring Anchoring including anchor, and ground tackle. windlass, stoppers Small boat anchoring Explain how the final position of the (B) Multiple anchors vessel can be adjusted through the use of anchors. B5.11 Launch and recovery Prepare, deploy and recover seabed Instrument Anchors and acoustic releases instruments. moorings wire, flotation, tension Weights (B) B6: Meteorology B6.1 Weather Vertical structure and the Define physical meteorological observations variability of the atmosphere parameters Temperature, humidity, point, frost-point Operate instruments and sensors used to (B) Atmospheric pressure, register temperature, pressure, direction Clouds and precipitations and intensity of wind. Record Rain, snow parameters according to internationally Visibility, advection fog and accepted standards. radiation fog Pressure systems Identify characteristics of weather by anabatic and simple observation of the sea and the sky. katabatic winds B6.2 Wind Explain the relation between atmospheric Instruments and sensors used pressure, temperature and wind. Describe to register temperatures, wind circulation around pressure systems (B) pressure, direction and and the effect of friction.
(B) A-frames, blocks, wire, slip rings and optical cabling Moonpools Launch and recovery Station keeping and maneuvering B5.10 Anchoring (B) Shipboard ground tackle including anchor, windlass, stoppers Small boat anchoring Multiple anchors Describe ship and small boats anchoring and ground tackle. Explain how the final position of the vessel can be adjusted through the use of anchors. B5.11 Instrument moorings (B) Launch and recovery Anchors and acoustic releases wire, flotation, tension Weights Prepare, deploy and recover seabed instruments. B6: Meteorology B6.1 Weather observations (B) Vertical structure and the variability of the atmosphere Temperature, humidity, frost-point Atmospheric pressure, Clouds and precipitations Rain, snow Visibility, advection fog and radiation fog Pressure systems anabatic and katabatic winds Instruments and sensors used to register temperatures, pressure, direction and Define physical meteorological parameters Operate instruments and sensors used to register temperature, pressure, direction and intensity of wind. Record parameters according to internationally accepted standards. Identify characteristics of weather by simple observation of the sea and the sky. B6.2 Wind (B) Explain the relation between atmospheric pressure, temperature and wind. Describe wind circulation around pressure systems and the effect of friction. point,
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