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Which Inmarsat Earth stations would be available for Inmarsat-C traffic if the vessel is off the Pacific Coast of the United States but logged-in to the AOR-W satellite?

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Which Inmarsat Earth stations would be available for Inmarsat-C traffic if the vessel is off the Pacific Coast of the United States but logged-in to the AOR-W satellite?

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• Inmarsat ocean regions (AOR-W, AOR-E, IOR, POR) and which parts of the world they cover • Difference between Inmarsat-C satellites (ocean regions) and land earth stations (LES/Coast Earth Stations) that handle traffic for particular regions • Typical locations of Inmarsat Coast Earth Stations that serve traffic for vessels off the U.S. Pacific Coast

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• First, identify whether a vessel off the Pacific Coast of the U.S. would normally use the Atlantic West (AOR-W) or Pacific Ocean Region (POR) satellite for Inmarsat-C, and think about whether being logged in to AOR-W is ideal in that location • Then, think about which countries in the options are realistically associated with Atlantic vs Pacific/Indian coverage and whether they would be reachable or appropriate via AOR-W for that position • Compare the options and eliminate any sets that are clearly associated with ocean regions that do not match a vessel off the U.S. Pacific Coast logged into AOR-W

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• Verify which Inmarsat ocean region AOR-W actually covers geographically and whether that normally includes the U.S. Pacific Coast or not • Check which LES/Coast Earth Stations are historically tied to AOR-W versus other regions like POR and IOR • Make sure the group of three stations you choose are all consistent with AOR-W coverage and not mixed with stations that primarily serve other ocean regions

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Question 1 of 20

Which Inmarsat Earth stations would be available for Inmarsat-C traffic if the vessel is off the Pacific Coast of the United States but logged-in to the AOR-W satellite?

EIK (Norway), Beijing (P.R.C.), Burum (Netherlands)

Southbury (USA), Burum (Netherlands), or EIK (Norway).

Santa Paula (USA), Hai Phong (Vietnam), Yamaguchi (Japan).

Beijing (PRC), Fucino (Italy), Nudol (Russia).

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Question 1 of 20QAwt8Pf0agbxeojxYZNb

Which Inmarsat Earth stations would be available for Inmarsat-C traffic if the vessel is off the Pacific Coast of the United States but logged-in to the AOR-W satellite?

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Which Inmarsat Earth stations would be available for Inmarsat-C traffic if the vessel is off the Pacific Coast of the United States but logged-in to the AOR-W satellite?

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