CATSPM
- firing danger mark: a mark used to indicate a
firing danger area, usually at sea.
- target mark: any object toward which something
is directed. the distinctive marking or instrumentation of a ground point to aid its
identification on a photograph. (Adapted from IHO Dictionary, S-32, 5th Edition, 5309)
- marker ship mark: a mark marking the position
of a ship which is used as a target during some military exercise. (Bundesamt für
Seeschiffahrt und Hydrographie, Germany)
- degaussing range mark: a mark used to indicate
a degaussing range.
- barge mark: a mark of relevance to barges.
- cable mark: a mark used to indicate the
position of submarine cables or the point at which they run on to the land.
- spoil ground mark: a mark used to indicate the
limit of a spoil ground (adapted from IHO Dictionary, S-32, 5th Edition, 4931).
- outfall mark: a mark used to indicate the
position of an outfall or the point at which it leaves the land.
- ODAS: Ocean Data Acquisition System (IHO
Dictionary, S-32, 5th Edition, 5953)
- recording mark: a mark used to record data for
scientific purposes.
- seaplane anchorage mark: a mark used to
indicate a seaplane anchorage.
- recreation zone mark: a mark used to indicate
a recreation zone.
- private mark: a privately maintained mark.
- mooring mark: a mark indicating a mooring or
moorings.
- LANBY: a large buoy designed to take the place
of a lightship where construction of an offshore light station is not feasible. (IHO
Dictionary, S-32, 5th Edition, 2656)
- leading mark: aids to navigation or other
indicators so located as to indicate the path to be followed. Leading marks identify a
leading line when they are in transit. (IHO Dictionary, S-32, 5th Edition, 2697)
- measured distance mark: a mark forming part of
a transit indicating one end of a measured distance.
- notice mark: a notice board or sign indicating
information to the mariner.
- TSS mark: a mark indicating a traffic
separation scheme.
- anchoring prohibited mark: a mark indicating
an anchoring prohibited area.
- berthing prohibited mark: a mark indicating that berthing is prohibited.
- overtaking prohibited mark: a mark indicating that overtaking is prohibited.
- two-way traffic prohibited mark: a mark
indicating a one-way route.
- 'reduced wake' mark: a mark indicating that
vessels must not generate excessive wake.
- speed limit mark: a mark indicating that a
speed limit applies.
- stop mark: a mark indicating the place where
the bow of a ship must stop when traffic lights show red.
- general warning mark: a mark indicating that
special caution must be exercised in the vicinity of the mark.
- 'sound ships siren' mark: a mark indicating
that a ship should sound its siren or horn.
- restricted vertical clearance mark: a mark
indicating the minimum vertical space available for passage.
- maximum vessel's draught mark: a mark
indicating the maximum draught of vessel permitted.
- restricted horizontal clearance mark: a mark
indicating the minimum horizontal space available for passage.
- strong current warning mark: a mark warning of
strong currents.
- berthing permitted mark: a mark indicating
that berthing is allowed.
- overhead power cable mark: a mark indicating
an overhead power cable.
- 'channel edge gradient' mark: a mark
indicating the gradient of the slope of a dredge channel edge.
- telephone mark: a mark indicating the presence
of a telephone.
- ferry crossing mark: a mark indicating that a
ferry route crosses the ship route; often used with a 'sound ship's siren' mark.
- pipeline mark: a mark used to indicate the
position of submarine pipelines or the point at which they run on to the land.
- anchorage mark: a mark indicating an anchorage
area.
- clearing mark: a mark used to indicate a
clearing line.
- control mark: a mark indicating the location
at which a restriction or requirement exists.
- diving mark: a mark indicating that diving may
take place in the vicinity.
- refuge beacon: a mark providing or indicating
a place of safety.
- foul ground mark: a mark indicating a foul
ground.
- yachting mark: a mark installed for use by
yachtsmen.
- heliport mark: a mark indicating an area where
helicopters may land.
- GPS mark: a mark indicating a location at
which a GPS position has been accurately determined.
- seaplane landing mark: a mark indicating an
area where sea-planes land.
- entry prohibited mark: a mark indicating that
entry is prohibited.
- work in progress mark: a mark indicating that
work (generally construction) is in progress.
- mark with unknown purpose: a mark whose
detailed characteristics are unknown.
- wellhead mark: a mark indicating a borehole that produces or is capable of producing oil or natural gas. (adapted from IHO Dictionary, s-32, 5th Edition, 5971)
- channel separation mark: a mark indicating the point at which a channel divides separately into two channels.
- marine farm mark: a mark indicating the existence of fish, mussel, oyster or pearl farm culture.
- artificial reef mark: a mark indicating the existence or the extend of an artificial reef.