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International Association of Lighthouse Authorities
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Ryan Dumpa
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Updated Apr 28, 2021
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Chapters
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Chapter 1
00:13
Chapter 2
00:38
Chapter 3
00:44
Chapter 4
01:26
Chapter 5
01:55
Chapter 6
02:03
Chapter 7
02:32
Chapter 8
02:48
Chapter 9
03:06
Chapter 10
03:31
Chapter 11
Audio Transcript
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So for today, we are going to be talking about
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the International Association of Lighthouse Authorities, also known as the
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A. L.
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A. Boys are essentially navigation to be exact.
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They are floating aids to navigation.
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They're general purpose is ensuring the safety of ships navigating
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near the coast.
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Boys are used to indicate possible dangers and obstacles to
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navigation. There are six types of different boys or marks.
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This is an example of a boy.
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No, there are different types of boys or marks and
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each of them has very specific meaning.
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For example, the lateral marks indicate the edges of a
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channel. The cardinal marks indicate the direction of safe waters
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at a dangerous spot.
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Safe water marks indicate leap waters, isolated danger marks indicate
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a hazard to shipping.
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And lastly special marks indicate an area used for special
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purposes. All marks in the I.
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A. L.
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A. System are distinguished by their shape, color, top mark
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and light.
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Now let's talk about the first one, natural marks.
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These marks indicate the port hand side and the starboard
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hand side of a channel or hardboard.
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There are two regional system with different standards for painting
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the lateral marks.
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The region A.
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Uses the red color for the left hand sign at
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the region B uses the green color for the port
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side mark.
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This is an example of a voyage guide.
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Next cardinal marks, they indicate the position of a hazard
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and direction of safe water.
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They are either pillar or spar shape and are always
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black and yellow in color.
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These boys have two black cones on their top marks.
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They flash a white light at night.
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Next is safe water marks.
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They are boys that indicate deep water and safe water.
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These boys are red with white vertical stripes in color.
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Next is the isolated danger marks.
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They are boys that indicate the position of an isolated
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danger. They are usually read with horizontal black stripes and
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color. Lastly special marks, these marks are boys that indicate
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an area used for special purposes, such as a water
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skiing area or the position of pipelines are super rich
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pipes. These special marks are yellow in color, and they
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have a yellow X top marks.
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That that would be all.
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Thank you.
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