MarCom Quiz 2 (Final)

What is the resolution for “Guidelines for the avoidance of false distress alert”?

• Res.A.814(19)

• Res.A.819(14)

• Res.A.813(19)

• Res.A.819(13)

What is a “False Distress Alert”?

• An intentional and misleading signal indicating an emergency situation.

• An accidental notification of an emergency.

• A genuine distress signal sent by mistake.

• A notification of an emergency situation that turns out to be a false alarm.

What is the frequency for MF/HF Radio Telephony (R/T)?

• 2182 khz

• 2187.5 khz

• Ch. 16

• Ch. 70

Which channel do you broadcast the cancellation of false distress alert in VHF?

• Ch. 16

• Ch. 70

• 2182 khz

• 2187.5 khz

Which of the following options represents the frequency bands for HF equipment?

• 3 kHz - 30 kHz

• 30 kHz - 300 kHz

• 3 MHz - 30 MHz

• 30 MHz - 300 MHz

How can a false distress alert be canceled using Inmarsat C?

• Send a cancellation message/draft with the same Unique Identifier as the original distress alert.

• Wait for automatic cancellation after a predefined time period.

• Power off the Inmarsat C terminal to halt the distress signal.

• Contact the Inmarsat support team to manually cancel the alert.

Amver, the Automated Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue System, became mandatory reporting when a vessel is en route to US waters after the 9/11 attack primarily due to:

• Enhancing maritime security measures to monitor vessel movements and potential threats.

• Improving coordination between vessels and authorities for security and rescue purposes.

• Strengthening the ability to identify and respond to suspicious or threatening maritime activities.

• Ensuring a more vigilant and coordinated approach to preventing unauthorized entry into US waters.

What is an innocent passage reporting?

• Reporting a vessel's entry through a designated security checkpoint.

• Providing information about cargo onboard a vessel passing through international waters.

• Reporting any suspicious activities observed during a vessel's passage through restricted maritime zones.

  
  

• A notification submitted when a vessel navigates through territorial waters in accordance with international law.

What is a ship reporting system?

• A system that tracks vessels for commercial purposes and cargo inventory.

• A mechanism used by maritime authorities to monitor vessels for tax compliance.

• A framework for vessels to report their positions, movements, and other relevant information to authorities for safety, security, or environmental purposes.

• A platform utilized by shipping companies to report incidents of piracy or maritime crimes.

It is a ship reporting system designed to contribute to safety of life at sea and is operated by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).

• AUSREP

• JASREP

• CHILREP

• AMVER