navigation

Maritime zones and boundaries are legal frameworks and demarcations established to define and govern the jurisdictional rights and responsibilities of coastal states and international entities in relation to the world’s oceans. These zones and boundaries are crucial for regulating various activities, including navigation, resource exploitation, conservation, and security, in order to maintain order and stability in maritime affairs. The maritime zones recognized under international law include internal waters, the territorial sea, the contiguous zone, the exclusive economic zone (EEZ), the continental shelf, the high seas and the Area. [Read More]

Introduction Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a widely used technology in maritime navigation that enables vessels to exchange vital information with each other and with shore-based stations. AIS enhances situational awareness, aids in collision avoidance, and promotes safe and efficient navigation. This guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of AIS marine navigation, its benefits, and how to effectively utilize AIS on board of your vessel. Understanding AIS AIS is a transponder system that operates on VHF frequencies. [Read More]

Introduction The deeper I’m getting into boating and nautical life the more interesting it becomes. Water has always been fascinating me. The other day I was thinking what it takes to become great at seamanship. Seamanship is an art that combines skill, knowledge, and experience to navigate and conquer the vast oceans. It is a discipline that demands respect for the sea, an unwavering commitment to safety, and a profound understanding of maritime principles. [Read More]

I Love Radio I think I was 8 years or so when I started tinkering with radios. I would build transistor-based radio receivers and when I built a truly portable walkie-talkie, me and my best friend would spend hours talking over it. Radio is probably one of the greatest inventions of humanity. Why? Because radio has saved uncountable number of lives and has largely shaped the course of our history (especially during the WWII). [Read More]