OpenSeaMap-dev:Harbour-DB/WPI Attribute - Versionsgeschichte

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‎11. DEPTHS

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‎11. DEPTHS

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‎31. DRYDOCK/MARINE RAILWAY

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‎30. REPAIRS

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‎30. REPAIRS

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‎8. SHELTERED AFFORDED

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‎7. TYPE HARBOR

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‎7. TYPE HARBOR

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‎13. MAXIMUM SIZE VESSEL

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‎6. HARBOR SIZE

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 <br> The letter “K” means a least depth of 31 feet (9.5 meters) or greater, but not as great as 36 feet (11.0 meters).
-Fehler:
+; Fehler
 : falsch:	C	66ft - 75ft	20.1m - 21.3m
 : richtig: 	C	66ft - '''70'''ft	20.1m - 21.3m (Fehler ist gemeldet...)

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 == 11. DEPTHS ==
-Depth information is generalized into 5-foot units, with the equivalents in meters, for
+Depth information is generalized into 5-foot units, with the equivalents in meters, for the main channel, the main anchorage, and the principal cargo pier and/or oil terminal. Depths refer to chart datum.
-the main channel, the main anchorage, and the principal cargo pier and/or oil terminal. Depths refer to
+Depths are given in increments of 5 feet (1.5 meters) in order to lessen the number of changes when a small change in depth occurs.
 chart datum.
-Depths are given in increments of 5 feet (1.5 meters) in order to lessen the number of changes when a
+{| class="wikitable"
-small change in depth occurs.
+! Depth Code || Feet || Meters
-A depth of 31 feet (9.5 meters) would use letter “K,” a depth of 36 feet (11.0 meters) would use “J,”
+|-
-etc. The letter “K” means a least depth of 31 feet (9.5 meters) or greater, but not as great as 36 feet (11.0
+| A || 76ft - OVER || 23.2m - OVER
-meters).
+|-
 Further guidance on depths is, as follows:

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 == 31. DRYDOCK/MARINE RAILWAY ==
-The general size and type of the largest underwater repair
+The general size and type of the largest underwater repair facilities in the port are listed below.
-facilities in the port are listed below.
+Code Drydock Marine Railways
-Code Drydock
+{| class="wikitable"
-Marine
+| S || up to 656 feet || 200 meters || up to 200 tons
-Railways
+|-
-: S Up to 656 feet (200 meters) Up to 200 tons
+| M || 657 feet to 984 feet || 201 to 300 meters || 201 to 1,000 tons
-: M 657 feet to 984 feet (201 to 300 meters) 201 to 1,000 tons
+|-

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 : D = Emergency only
 : N = None
-: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = unknown
+: &nbsp; &nbsp; = unknown
 == 31. DRYDOCK/MARINE RAILWAY ==

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 == 30. REPAIRS ==
 Repairs that can be made to ocean-going vessels are classified, as follows:
-: A – Major – Extensive overhauling and rebuilding in well equipped shipyards.
+: A = Major – Extensive overhauling and rebuilding in well equipped shipyards
-: B – Moderate – Extensive overhauling and rebuilding that does not require drydocking. Suitable dry-docking facilities are usually lacking or inadequate.
+: B = Moderate – Extensive overhauling and rebuilding that does not require drydocking. Suitable dry-docking facilities are usually lacking or inadequate
-: C – Limited – Small repair work in independent machine shops or foundries.
+: C = Limited – Small repair work in independent machine shops or foundries
-: D – Emergency only.
+: D = Emergency only
-: N – None.
+: N = None
 == 31. DRYDOCK/MARINE RAILWAY ==

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 == 8. SHELTERED AFFORDED ==
-The shelter afforded from wind, sea, and swell, refers to the area
+The shelter afforded from wind, sea, and swell, refers to the area where normal port operations are conducted, usually the wharf area. Shelter afforded the anchorage area is given for ports where cargo is handled by lighters.
-where normal port operations are conducted, usually the wharf area. Shelter afforded the anchorage area
+: E = Excellent / ausgezeichnet
-is given for ports where cargo is handled by lighters.
+: G = Good / gut
 == 9. ENTRANCE RESTRICTIONS ==

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 The term “harbor” is used for the principal water area of the port. Harbors are classified as being coastal natural, coastal breakwater, open roadstead, etc. Typical harbor types are illustrated in the forepart of this volume.
-:    = Unknown
+: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = Unknown
 : CB = Coastal Breakwater
 : CN = Coastal Natural

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 == 13. MAXIMUM SIZE VESSEL ==
-: “L” indicates that a ship of over 500 feet (152.4 meters) long may be accommodated.
+: L = ship of over 500 feet (152.4 meters) long may be accommodated.
-: “M” indicates ships less than 500 feet (152.4 meters) long may be accommodated.
+: M = ships less than 500 feet (152.4 meters) long may be accommodated.
 == 14. GOOD HOLDING GROUND ==

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 == 6. HARBOR SIZE ==
-The classification of harbor size is based on several applicable factors, includ-
+The classification of harbor size is based on several applicable factors, including area, facilities, and wharf space. It is not based on area alone or on any other single factor.
-ing area, facilities, and wharf space. It is not based on area alone or on any other single factor.
+: L = large
 == 7. TYPE HARBOR ==