Marine Radar Lab app analytics for November 2

Marine Radar Lab puts a radar/ARPA console and a ship's bridge in your hand, so you can practise collision avoidance the way it is done on watch: plot, assess, act early, and check that your action works. THE CONSOLE • A full radar/ARPA picture with range scales, presentation modes, sea and ground stabilisation, off-centre, trails and true or relative vectors. • Real rotary knobs for gain, sea and rain clutter, tune, EBL and VRM - two EBLs and two VRMs, one knob each. • Target acquisition with CPA, TCPA, BCR and BCT, collision alarms and limits you set. THE BRIDGE • A steering wheel, autopilot with rate-of-turn control, engine telegraph, rudder angle and rate-of-turn indicators. • Ships that handle like ships: a laden bulk carrier keeps swinging until you meet her, the engine takes time to answer, and it keeps out of its barred RPM range. • Wind, current, shallow water and bank effect. PRACTICE • Short lessons that teach each control by using it. • Scenarios from one crossing ship to a fishing fleet. • Stand a watch, or sail a whole voyage pilot to pilot on a real route, pause it and resume it later. • A debrief after every watch: your closest approaches, your actions and when you took them. Works offline. Sign in with your Seaman App account or Google. IMPORTANT: Marine Radar Lab is a practice simulator. It is not approved training, it is not sea service and it must never be used for navigation. It does not replace an approved radar/ARPA course, your company's procedures or your master's orders. From Simplified Maritime.