Chartwork

• Use a disciplined chartwork routine that turns current source information and observations into a labelled, checkable navigation decision.
• Build and distinguish a dead-reckoning position and an estimated position while carrying their uncertainty forward.
• Assess a visual or transferred fix by the quality, timing and geometry of its observations rather than treating the plotted symbol as proof.

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