Admiralty - NP253 - Tidal Stream Atlas North Sea Eastern Part
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Optimize your route in the eastern North Sea with this tidal stream atlas. It offers hourly tidal current data, neap and spring rates, and clear directional diagrams for confident sailing.
NP253
Data sheet
- Who is the publisher or the author?
- Admiralty
- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- From which year does this nautical chart date?
- 2004
- What type of navigation book is this?
- tidal currents
- What is the size?
- paper medium
- Picto
- In English language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000062914
- EAN13
- 4000000108030
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Description détaillée
Master the Tides of the Eastern North Sea with Unrivaled Precision
This tidal stream atlas is the definitive resource for navigating one of the world’s busiest and most dynamic maritime regions. Designed for professionals who demand accuracy, it provides hourly tidal current data across 13 detailed charts, covering the eastern North Sea from 53°N to 59°N. Whether you're managing commercial shipping routes, offshore energy operations, or fishing fleets, this atlas delivers the critical insights needed to optimize voyages, reduce fuel costs, and enhance safety.
Engineered for Real-World Maritime Challenges
The eastern North Sea is notorious for its complex tidal patterns, where currents can shift rapidly and impact vessel performance. This atlas addresses these challenges with clear, diagrammatic representations of tidal stream directions and velocities, referenced to Dover high water. Neap and spring tidal rates are displayed in tenths of a knot, with graduated arrows to indicate varying intensities—ensuring navigators can anticipate changes and adjust course with confidence. A supplementary diagram further simplifies calculations, allowing crews to determine tidal flow for any date without relying on electronic aids.
Built for Professionals, Trusted by Industry Leaders
Weighing just 130 grams, this paper atlas is a lightweight yet robust tool for bridge operations, emergency planning, and compliance with maritime regulations. Its durable format ensures reliability in all conditions, from rough seas to high-traffic corridors. For over two decades, it has been the go-to resource for commercial shipping companies, offshore energy providers, and maritime authorities navigating the North-West European waters. Whether you're transiting the German Bight or operating near the Skagerrak, this atlas provides the localized data needed to navigate safely and efficiently.
This tidal stream atlas provides comprehensive tidal current data for the eastern North Sea, featuring 13 diagrammatic charts that illustrate hourly tidal stream directions and velocities relative to Dover high water. It includes neap and spring tidal rates in tenths of a knot, with graduated arrows for precise interpretation. The paper format ensures durability and reliability, weighing just 130 grams, and covers latitudes from 53°N to 59°N and longitudes from 2°E to 10°E. A supplementary diagram allows for easy calculation of tidal stream flow on any given date.
For over two centuries, this organization has set the global standard for maritime navigation, providing hydrographic data and publications trusted by commercial fleets, naval forces, and maritime authorities worldwide. Their products are renowned for their accuracy, reliability, and adherence to international maritime regulations, ensuring safety and efficiency in some of the world’s most challenging waters.
- Optimize your voyages with tidal data tailored to the eastern North Sea, reducing transit times and fuel consumption.
- Enhance operational safety with clear, diagrammatic charts that eliminate guesswork in tidal current interpretation.
- Ensure compliance with maritime regulations and improve decision-making with a lightweight, durable paper format designed for professional use.
- Trusted by industry leaders for over two decades, this atlas provides localized insights that generic navigation tools cannot match, making it an indispensable resource for commercial shipping, offshore operations, and fishing fleets.
What is the reference port used for tidal stream calculations in this atlas?
The atlas uses Dover as the reference port for tidal stream calculations, with directions and speeds shown hourly relative to high water at Dover.
How are tidal stream rates represented in the diagrams?
Tidal stream rates are shown in tenths of a knot, covering mean neap and spring rates, with graduated arrows indicating mean, slack, and spring rates.
Can this atlas be used to calculate tidal streams for specific dates?
Yes, an additional diagram is included to help calculate tidal stream flow for any given date.
What is the weight of the atlas?
The atlas weighs 130 grams, making it lightweight and easy to handle on board.
Which areas of the North Sea are covered by this atlas?
It covers the eastern part of the North Sea, including latitudes from approximately 53°N to 59°N and longitudes from 2°E to 10°E.
Is this atlas suitable for professional maritime navigation?
Yes, it is designed for professional use, providing detailed tidal stream data essential for safe navigation in the covered region.
What edition and year was this atlas published?
This is the 2nd edition of the atlas, published in 2004.
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