Exemples d'utilisation de Aids to navigation en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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These include aids to navigation, vessel traffic ser vices,
evaluation of the data related to coastal topography, aids to navigation, bathymetry, tides
Short-range aids to navigation systems Short-range aids to navigation systems, such as buoys,
If short-range aids to navigation are placed in a channel without conducting a review, mariners may be exposed to unidentified hazards.
One delegation noted the need to support the Aids to Navigation Fund, which was intended to cover the costs of services rendered
The Canadian Coast Guard Aids to Navigation design and review specialists conducted a review and as a result, five green port-hand
a Project Coordination Committee and an Aids to Navigation Fund.
following recommendations by the Lighthouse Board in 1892 that the Kennebec River's aids to navigation be improved.
The request was deemed to be a high priority at the April 2011 meeting of the Arctic Marine Advisory Board sub-committee on charting and aids to navigation.
Volume 1 also warns that"buoys laid in Arctic waters must be regarded merely as temporary and very unreliable aids to navigation.
Review of Marine Short-Range Aids to Navigation Systems TP 9677.
south of the harbour, through a channel3 marked by Canadian Coast Guard Aids to Navigation CCG NavAids.
routing measures, aids to navigation, pilotage and port operations, where applicable and appropriate;
routeing measures, aids to navigation, pilotage and port operations, where applicable and appropriate;
developing communications, aids to navigation, search and rescue, and hydrography.
routing measures, aids to navigation, pilotage and port operations, where applicable and appropriate;
Reviews of short-range aids to navigation systems To ensure navigational safety,
Once aids to navigation have been placed,
economical and efficient movement of ships in Canadian waters through the provision of aids to navigation systems and services,
CCG NavAids oversees the placement of aids to navigation to mark a channel,