THE AVIATOR'S GUIDE TO MODERN NAVIGATION - Softcover Book by Donald J. Clausing
- Over 245 pages
- FIRST EDITION; FIFTH PRINTING
- © 1987 by TAB Books
Contents include: " Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Pilotage and Dead Reckoning Principles of Dead Reckoning VFR Applications IFR Applications Dead Reckoning in Remote Areas and Over Water Emergency Instrument Navigation Advanced Applications Conclusion 2 VOR Navigation Fundamentals Principles of Operation Identification Orientation Drift Wind Correction Tracking Positioning Testing Limitations 3 Distance Measuring Equipment Co-location of VOR and DME VOR/DME, VORTAC, and TACAN Principles of Operation Accuracy General Operation Derivative Information Identification Capacity Slant Range Error DME Arcs Rho-Rho Navigation Summary 4 VOR/DME Navigation VFR VOR Navigation The Victor Airway System Victor Airway Routes Victor Airway Characteristics Flying the Victor Airways Airway Navigation-Inbound Magnetic Alignment Non-Standard Change-over Points Intersections Receptions Altitudes Jet Routes Dual VOR Techniques Radio Magnetic Indicators Conclusion 5 VOR/DME Based RNAV Theory of Operation VFR Applications IFR Applications Limitations Outlook for VOR/DME-Based RNAV 6 NDB Navigation Principles of Operation ADF Operation NDB Types and Locations ADF Indicators Homing Tracking Positioning Limitations Accuracy Conclusion 7 Ground-Based Radar Navigation The Role of Radar in Air Navigation Radar Principles Secondary Versus Primary Radar Traffic Advisories Vectors Resuming Normal Navigation Positioning Groundspeed Determination Surveillance Conclusion 8 Instrument Approaches Elements Common to All Instrument Approaches VOR and NDB Approaches ILS Approaches Localizer Approaches LDA and SDF Approaches Circling Approaches Microwave Landing Systems LORAN-C Approaches Satellite Approaches 9 LORAN-C Navigation Long Range Navigation LORAN-C Theory of Operation Areas of Coverage Control-Display Units Initialization VFR LORAN-C Navigation IFR Applications for LORAN-C Limitations Accuracy Growth Prospects 10 OMEGA/VLF Navigation OMEGA and VLF General Theory of Operation Operating Modes Control-Display Units Initialization Rate Aiding Propagation Anomalies OMEGA/VLF Accuracy The Role of OMEGA/VLF Future Prospects 11 Inertial Navigation Systems General Description Inertial Reference Systems Control-Display Units Initialization En Route Data Drift Updating Dual Installations Triple Installations Triple Mixing Versus OMEGA Updating INS and General Aviation 12 Satellite Navigation General System Description Theory of Operation Derivative Information Prototype User Systems Integration with LORAN-C and INS Additional Capabilities Time Table for Completion The Diminishing Role of the VOR The Long Term Outlook for General Aviation 13 Over-Water Navigation General Characteristics Navigational Requirements Flight Planning Fuel Planning Equal Time Point Point-of-No-Return Single Engine Range Unpressurized Range ICA Flight Plan En Route Procedures Conclusion 14 Navigation in Non-Radar Environments Background Non-Radar Areas Position Reporting The Position Report Estimating Times Position Verification Uncontrolled Airspace Transitions Summary 15 Radar Terrain Mapping Radar Terrain Mapping Characteristics Normal Uses Emergency Uses Conclusion 16 Electronic Flight Information Systems General Descriptions The Electronic Attitude Director Indicator The Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator The Multifunction Display EADI/EHSI Back-Up Reversionary Modes The Long Term Prospects for General Aviation 17 Navigation and Flight Management Systems Navigation Management- The Problem Navigation Management- The Solution Navigation Management Methods Flight Management Systems Satellite Navigation and NAV Management Final Conclusion Appendix A Document Sources Appendix B Aeronautical Chart Sources Appendix C Navigation Symbols Appendix D Abbreviations Glossary Index " This book is in good condition, but has moderate wear to the cover. There are a few dirt marks on the side edges of the pages, mostly visible from the side view. No torn or ripped pages. There are a few pages with folded corners. No other markings or writing except a price stamped on the first page. |