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In the MoB (Man Overboard) section of the ECDIS program, we will explore the functionality designed for emergency situations where a person has fallen overboard. This tool is crucial for onboard safety and swift response during emergencies.
The MoB function enables you to quickly record the exact location of the incident on the chart and send an AIS (Automatic Identification System) alert to nearby vessels. This alert informs other ships about the need to assist in the rescue operation or to maintain a safe distance.

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4.10. Man Overboard (Rescue)
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This allows to keep an Rescue waypoint record of the exact location that someone went overboard and send AIS
warnings to other vessels. The AIS warning alerts nearby vessels to request assistance in the rescue operation or
simply to stay clear as the situation requires.
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Coordinates – Coordinates of the starting point of the rescue operation.
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Expanding Square - A type of search pattern suitable for a single ship which should search outward in expanding squares from the datum.
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Sector - A type of search pattern suitable for a single ship in special circumstances (e.g. man overboard) in which the ship searches radially from datum using a system of sectors of a circle.
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Parallel Track - Search patterns suitable for two or more ships in which all ships maintain parallel courses.
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Total Ships - indicate the total number of vessels involved in the search.
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Ship Number - indicate the ship number.
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Search Radius (nm) - indicate the radius search.
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Track Spacing (nm) - indicate the track spacing search.
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XTL (cab) – indicate the search bar width
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Initial course (°)- indicate the Initial course
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Search Speed (kn) Initial search speed
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Drift - The estimated composite resultant of wind, current and/or tidal stream which may cause a change
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Direction (°) - Direction of drift
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Velocity (kn) – Velocity of drift
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Man over board – Set a mark at the point where the man over board was detected. The coordinates of the
mark are saved immediately after pressing the Rescue button
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Man over board – Set a mark at the point where the man over board was detected. The coordinates of the mark are saved immediately after pressing the Rescue button
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