Paper assesses problems involved which fall between marine and air navigation, with disadvantages of both areas; analysis of requirements shows that, as radar picture/chart matching is desirable, true-motion ground-stabilized radar is required, coupled with specially prepared and scaled charts; multiheaded Doppler log could be produced to compute speed along actual track which, when corrected for tide, would provide ground stabilization; description of navigational system of Westland SR.N3; special aids needed are indicated. (Supp to Flight)
Hovercraft navigation
Air-Cushion Vehicles
Air-Cushion Vehicles ; 6 , n 38
1965
3 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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