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LINKS
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LINKS & REFERENCES
Station Links
Coast Guard Station Rio Vista (No current link)
Manuals and Publications
The above
is the resource website for operations which includes:
Auxiliary Boat Crew Qualification Guide
(M16794.51A)
Exercises Guide
(D11NR
Operational Exercises & Training: OPEX/OPTREX)
All Auxiliary Forms are available from National Auxiliary web site link,
including FAQ, Boat Crew Training Manual Appendices, and On-Line
Technique Assistance.
Local Notice To Mariners
Navigational Chart information, Date of Latest Editions, Critical Chart Corrections, plus more.
The National Imagery and Mapping Agency has extensive navigation information online including navigation calculators, the International Code of Signals, and the Light Lists (corrected). To download just the section of the corrected "Light List" that you need, follow the instructions below.Enter information in the "Database Query" block to see the data of particular interest. Most likely for most knowledgeable people that would be a range of LL numbers, but you can also use a "minimum bounding rectangle". If you want the whole list, you simply enter "0" for the starting number and "99999" for the ending number; then do something else until all downloads then click on the section(s) you want and you've got the Light List for that section updated through the LNM shown at top right. For any cruise? Just download and print out the portion of the Light List that covers your route. Current, accurate and easy.
Listing of when water will be released from the Dams in your area, plus tides for rivers and Delta, and everything concerning water flows in California waters.
National Weather Service
Local
information about weather, earthquakes and printable tide charts, serving the Bay Area and Monterey.If you are traveling you might want
weather
information by the state that includes local marine data and forecasts (click on state of your choice) as well as current special marine warnings and statements (click on "Severe Weather".)
Weather information including current radar.
USGS Research site - SFPORTS supplies real time observations are provided by
NOS/NOAA PORTS InfoHub. SFPORTS was created through a partnership of the National Ocean Service, NOAA, the U.S. Geological Survey, the California Office of Oil Spill Prevention and Response, and the Marine Exchange of San Francisco Bay.
Current weather at each port. Check this one out, very interesting.
Displays animated nautical knots used when berthing a
large vessel, docking your yacht, tying up dinghy painters, and managing
sails, aimed at safety and reliability.
Other Reference Materials
Current Weather at the
San Francisco buoy Station Id: 46026 Type of Platform: 3 meter discus buoy Owned and maintained by: United States of America Instrument Payload: DACT type Latitude 37º 44' 42" N Longitude 122º 49' 18" W
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