6.1 Presentation of own ship information
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6.1 Presentation of own ship information

  6.1.1 When a graphical representation of own ship is provided, it should be possible for the user to select either a scaled ship's outline or a simplified symbol as specified in SN/Circ.243. The size of the ship's outline or the simplified symbol in the graphical presentation should be the true scale size of the ship or 6 mm, whichever is greater.

  6.1.2 A heading line, and where appropriate a velocity vector, should be associated with own ship symbol and should originate at the position of the consistent common reference point (CCRP).

Parent topic: 6 Presentation of Operational Information
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