航海仪器:下册:Volume two:船舶导航雷达:Shipborne navigation radar

Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 The development of radar technology 1.1.1 Analog signal processing 1.1.2 Digital signal processing 1.1.3 Computer information processing 1.2 Competency requirement about deck officers by IMO QuestionsChapter 2 Basic principles of radar target detection and presentations 2.1 Principles of radar range and bearing measurement 2.1.1 Features of radar image 2.1.2 The basic principles of radar targets measurement 2.2 Radar presentations 2.2.1 Relative motion presentation 2.2.2 True motion presentation 2.2.3 Choice of presentation QuestionsChapter 3 The operational principles of a radar system 3.1 The system configuration of radar 3.1.1 The block diagram of a basic radar system 3.1.2 The operational principles of a basic radar system 3.1.3 Basic process of radar signal 3.2 Radar transmitting system 3.2.1 Timer 3.2.2 Modulator 3.2.3 Magnetron 3.2.4 Control of transmitting system 3.2.5 Primary technical parameters of transmitting system 3.3 The Duplexer 3.3.1 Gas discharge tube switch 3.3.2 Ferrite Circulator 3.4 Microwave transmission and antenna system 3.4.1 Microwave transmission system 3.4.2 Radar antenna 3.4.3 Bearing encoder 3.4.4 Driven motor and power transmission device 3.4.5 The main technical parameters of antenna 3.5 Radar receiving system 3.5.1 The basic composition of radar receiving system 3.5.2 The main technical parameters of radar receiving system 3.6 Information processing and display system 3.6.1 The main controller 3.6.2 I/O interfaces and the video processor 3.6.3 The information processor 3.6.4 Integrated information presentation and operational control 3.7 Multiple radars system 3.7.1 Multiple radars interswitching 3.7.2 Combining multiple radars system 3.7.3 The operation of multiple radars system 3.8 Radar performance monitor 3.8.1 The functions of PM 3.8.2 Types and basic principles of PM 3.8.3 The pictures of PM 3.8.4 The operation of PM QuestionsChapter 4 Radar operation 4.1 The operational essentials of radar controls 4.1.1 Power controls 4.1.2 Picture controls 4.1.3 Clutter suppression controls 4.1.4 Auxiliary controls 4.1.5 Observation controls 4.1.6 Presentation controls 4.1.7 Collision avoidance controls 4.2 Basie radar operation 4.2.1 General procedure of radar operation 4.2.2 Operation matters needing attention for PPI radar 4.2.3 Note for raster-scan radar operation QuestionsChapter 5 Radar observation 5.1 Radar observation performance and observation techniques 5.1.1 Target detection range and observation range 5.1.2 The discrimination of radar targets 5.1.3 Target measurement accuracy 5.2 Target observation characteristics 5.2.1 The factors affecting target observation characteristics 5.2.2 The characteristics of the typical targets 5.2.3 Radar aid to navigation 5.3 The factors affecting normal radar observations 5.3.1 Atmospheric conditions 5.3.2 Clutters and interference 5.3.3 Radar false echoes QuestionsChapter 6 Radar position fixing and navigation 6.1 Radar position fixing 6.1.1 Target identification 6.1.2 Target selection 6.1.3 Target measurement 6.1.4 The methods of position fixing 6.1.5 Radar position fixing accuracy 6.1.6 The advantages and limitations of radar position fixing 6.2 Radar navigation 6.2.1 The methods of radar navigation 6.2.2 Notes for radar navigation 6.2.3 The advantages and limitations of radar navigation QuestionsChapter 7 Radar target tracking andoAIS reported target 7.1 The basic principles of target tracking 7.1.1 The constitution of target tracking device 7.1.2 The basic principles of target tracking 7.2 The primary functions of target tracking 7.2.1 The initial setting of target tracking 7.2.2 Target acquisition 7.2.3 The target tracking function 7.3 AIS reported targets 7.3.1 The information of AIS reported target 7.3.2 The features of AIS reported information on radar display 7.4 The association of radar tracked and AIS reported target association 7.4.1 The concept of AIS and radar target association 7.4.2 Independence and interdependency of radar tracked and AIS reported target 7.4.3 Association required by the radar PS 7.4.4 The principles of TT and AIS targets association 7.4.5 The anomalies association 7.5 The evaluation of encounter situation and collision risk and trial manoeuvre 7.5.1 The evaluation of encounter situation and collision risk 7.5.2 Trial manoeuvre 7.6 The advantages and limitations of radar anticollision 7.6.1 The advantages and limitations of radar target tracking 7.6.2 The advantages and limitations of AIS reported target 7.6.3 The advantages and limitations of AIS assisting radar for preventing collisions 7.6.4 The advantages and limitations of trails for preventing collisions QuestionsChapter 8 Radar installation, acceptance check maintenance and management 8.1 Radar installation and acceptance check 8.1.1 Radar installation 8.1.2 Radar acceptance check 8.2 Radar maintenance and error adjustment 8.2.1 Radar maintenance 8.2.2 The alignment of radar system errors 8.3 Radar handover and the radar logbook 8.3.1 Radar handover 8.3.2 Radar logbook QuestionsChapter 9 New technology solid state radar 9.1 The application of new technology radar in navigation 9.2 The characteristic of solid state radar 9.2.1 The technical feature 9.2.2 Operational and observation performance 9.2.3 The limitations of solid state radar QuestionsAnnex 1 IMO Resolution MSC.192 (79)Annex 2 Presentation of navigation-related symbols on shipborne navigational radar displaysReference