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Observer Scanner Training Navigational Assistance Section 4 by 1st Lt. Alan Fenter

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Page 1: Observer Scanner Training Navigational Assistance Section 4 by 1st Lt. Alan Fenter

Observer Scanner Training

Navigational AssistanceSection 4

by 1st Lt. Alan Fenter

Page 2: Observer Scanner Training Navigational Assistance Section 4 by 1st Lt. Alan Fenter

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Section 1: Introduction/Maps & Charts

Objective:Discuss air navigation, the reason the Observer’s role in navigation, and the map information necessary for navigation.

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Observer’s role

During SAR operations, the pilot may not be able to perform all navigational duties.

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Define air navigation

The process of determining the geographic position and of

maintaining the desired direction of an aircraft relative to the

surface of the earth.

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Why does the observer provide navigational assistance during a search?The pilot is unable to perform all

navigational duties and fly precise patterns safely at the

same time.

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What four types of information does the navigation map provide?

1. Present Position

2. direction and route to travel

3. distance to travel

4. geographic features (man-made & natural)

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Section 2:

Objective:Discuss the various features of a navigation map by matching each feature with the proper characteristic.

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Maps and Charts

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Written explanation of symbols, projections, and other map features.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Lakes, streams, canals, and swamps.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Man-made construction such as highways.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Physical features related to height of land surfaces.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Height of a particular terrain above sea level.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Name of color on maps that indicates different elevations.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Imaginary line on ground on which all points have the same elevation.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Sea Level.

Contour LineCultural features

Drainage features

Gradient tints

Legend Relief features

Spot elevationZero contour line

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Section 3: Map Interpretation

Objective:Discuss map interpretation and it’s role in a simulated search situation.

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What is as significant in air navigation as interpreting what is seen on the map?Making a comparison outside the

airplane.

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What are the values of landmarks in a search?

Serve as reference points and help in execution of precise

search patterns.

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What is the purpose of a graphic scale on a map?

Provide stature mile measurements.

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What must the observer consider when calculating the amount of time to fly from one place to another?

General weather conditions

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What is the value of studying the navigation map before takeoff?

Distinctive features that ensure the course is correct can be easily

recalled.