the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to place ship traffic; 'the channel will be open to navigation as soon as the ice melts' seafaring: the work of a sailor
Navigation is the art and science of determining one's position so as to safely travel to a desired destination. Different techniques have evolved over the ages in different cultures, but all involve locating one's position compared to known locations or patterns.
Navigation is process of plotting or directing the course of a vessel using charts and instruments to measure distance, speed and direction. The navigator, seaman, wheelman, steersman, pilot or helmsman is the sailor in charge of directing the ship.
Science of locating the position and plotting the course of ships (and other crafts).
The act of determining the position of a boat and the course needed to safely move the boat from place to place.
The act of determining position, location and course to the destination of an aircraft or a vessel.
The process of moving through windows and menus.
Travel over water.
Finding ones way through a site. top of page
The term used to describe the method of wayfinding on a website and the visual elements and areas that direct users to content.
Advertiser shall ensure that navigation back to the AOL Services from the Advertiser Site, whether through a particular pointer or link, the “back” button on an Internet browser, the closing of an active window or any other return mechanism, shall not be interrupted by Advertiser through the ...
spatial framework for marine or airborne survey data. Positional information is derived using one or more systems such as Syledis or GPS. In addition to absolute positioning, relative positioning is essential for computing the Eötvös correction in gravity processing. back
that which facilitates movement from one Web page to another Web page. Often, sites provide Previous and Next buttons, a Home button, and other tools to ensure that the site's contents are easily accessible through a variety of paths.
The process of calculating the earth coordinates (latitude and longitude) of remotely sensed data. Navigation requires an accurate knowledge of the position of the satellite in its orbit, the orientation of the satellite, and the scanning geometry of the instrument sensors.
the process of making information available via a website often involves creating micro-content summaries, eg news headlines, navigation labels, related links
Tools, bars and buttons which allow you to move around, on and between Web pages.
Plotting and determining a course from one point to another. Method by which users find their way around content on a computer display.
The provision and maintenance of inland waterways (rivers and canals) along which barges can travel. Navigation Company = a company providing these services in return for the payment of tolls by passing traffic
the science of getting ships, aircraft, or spacecraft from place to place; especially the method of figuring out position, course, and distance traveled
The science of directing the course of travel for a ship.
Traversing the hypermedia structure with the goal of finding a particular information item (node). In order to navigate successfully one must be oriented.
Traversing the sea or other navigable waters in ships or vessels.
The point and click actions that move the user from one Website to another. A record of your navigation path can be found under the menu choice 'History or 'Go'.'
moving about in a digital collection
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Navigation is the science of plotting a vessel's route from one position to the next in the least amount of time and with the maximum safety.
The process of retrieving records from a database by moving through various set occurrences.
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