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determining the shipamp;#39;s position at regular intervals is necessary to ensure the vessel stays on the planned track in Open Water the common method for determining the shipamp;#39;s position is using a GPS receiver alternative methods include Celestial navigation dead reckoning and estimated position since the global positioning system or GPS is subject to atmospheric and environmental interferences it can sometimes provide inaccurate position fixes in coastal Waters more precise and accurate position fixing techniques are used due to limited navigable water using radar and visual observations to determine the shipamp;#39;s position in coastal Waters provides more accurate positioning information than GPS in modern navigation where electronic chart display and information systems known as ectis are available on board manual fix Es are necessary when the vessel is in coastal Waters either by radar or visual observation this is because etis is integrated with the GPS receiver and