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10.8.3. Depth Corrections
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- 1.
What are tidal corrections?
Hint
Think about what influences water levels.
- 2.
Name a type of vessel motion.
Hint
These affect how the vessel moves.
- 3.
What is the purpose of tidal corrections in hydrographic surveying?
- A) To measure tidal currents
- B) To adjust depth readings for tidal influences
- C) To estimate vessel speed
Hint
Focus on how tides can change water levels.
- 4.
True or False: Vessel motion does not affect depth measurements.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about what happens when a boat is on rough waters.
- 5.
If the tide reading is 1.5 feet, the original depth measured is 12 feet, and the vessel has a heave of 0.75 feet, what is the adjusted depth?
Hint
Make sure to subtract the tide reading and add the heave.
- 6.
Explain how vessel motion would affect the accuracy of depth readings in a dynamic weather situation such as a storm.
Hint
Consider how movement can skew the measurements.
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