Position and Orientation

RED OCTOBER

Today you are going to draw a map of the Norwegian Ravine in the Atlantic Ocean from
the instructions that I am about to give you (Copymaster 1). The important thing here is
that you should end up at the right place and not hit the sides of the Ravine.
So I will give you co-ordinates and bearings so that you can construct a map of the Ravine.

ACTIVITY 1

ACTIVITY 2

ACTIVITY 3
Create your own pathway for someone to draw.

Success criteria:

• You must use at least 5 different angles
• You must use compass directions only e.g north east
• You must use labelled axis

1. Facing north turn 83° east from 0,0 and move 6.3Km
2. Turn 75° west and move 5Km
3. Turn 264° east and move 9.4 Km
4. Turn 221° east and move 9.3Km
5. Turn 270° east and move 0.3Km
6. Turn 36° west and move 7.2Km
7. Turn 345° east and move 7Km
8. Turn 50° east and move 3.6Km
9. Turn 160° west and move 5.1Km
10. Turn 61° east and move 7.3Km
11. Turn 142° east and move 6.8Km
12. Turn 227° west and move 9.5 Km
13. Turn 13° west and move 0.5Km

Self Reflection:

What did you do well, what are your next steps (related to position and orientation)?

I think I did my co-ordinates and directions correctly, by making them clear and showing what to
do easily.
My next steps will probably be to learn more about how to use a protractor, because in my

instructions I didn't realise that you had to hold the protractor vertically the whole time.