Volume 2, Number 1 (2001)

• Front Matter

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• Editorial

  Adam J. Kerr

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Articles

• Matthew Flinders: Pathway to Fame

  Joe Doyle

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• Implementation of WGS84 and GPS for Marine Navigation

  Terry Moore, Vidal Ashkenazi, Mark Dumville

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• A Standardised Algorithm for the Determination of Position Errors by the Example of GPS with and without 'Selective Availability'

  Ingo Harre

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• On the Relative Effects of Using Sector or Median Lines for Partitioning the Juridical Continental Shelf beyond 2000 Nautical Miles in the Arctic Ocean

  Paul Neto, Rob van de Poll

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• Setting Nautical Charting Priorities: A Regional Approach for Managing Limited Resources

  Steve Barnum

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• Impact of Radar Integration with Electronic Charting

  Helmut H. Lanziner

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• Hydrographic Surveying without a Tide Gauge

  Reha Metin Alkan

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• A Note on Emerging Hydrographic Technology and Applications

  Michael J. Casey

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Notes

• ECDIS Regulations in the Real World

  Joost van Aalst

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• The Leeuwin Class Hydrographic Ships Enhancing the Royal Australian Navy's Knowledge of Its Operating Environment

  Bruce Kafer

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• ECDIS Type-Approval - A Brief Primer

  Lee Alexander

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Book Reviews

• Continental Shelf Limits: The Scientific and Legal Interface. P.J. Cook and C.M. Carleton (eds.) 2000.

  Gerald Blake

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• To Go upon Discovery. Victor Suthren. 2000.

  A. D. O'Connor

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• Secrets and Lies: Digital Security in a Networked World. Bruce Schneier. 2000.

  M. J. Casey

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• Back Matter

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