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Introduction

This is the Maritime Glossary

This glossary/lexicon gives an intensive overview about the words, terms, articles relevant in the maritime area. A special aspect in this glossary is the Meteorology.

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Choice of Arbitrator

Deutsch: Wahl des Schiedsrichters / Español: Elección del Árbitro / Português: Escolha do Árbitro / Français: Choix de l'Arbitre / Italiano: Scelta dell'Arbitro

The Choice of Arbitrator is a critical step in arbitration proceedings, influencing fairness, efficiency, and the enforceability of awards. This decision determines who will preside over disputes, ensuring neutrality and expertise in the subject matter. Understanding its legal and procedural implications is essential for parties entering arbitration agreements.

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Diving roboter

Deutsch: Tauchroboter / Español: Robot de buceo / Português: Robô de mergulho / Français: Robot plongeur / Italiano: Robot subacqueo

A diving roboter is an unmanned, remotely or autonomously operated underwater vehicle designed for maritime applications, including inspection, maintenance, research, and recovery tasks. These systems combine advanced robotics, sensor technology, and propulsion mechanisms to perform tasks in environments that are hazardous or inaccessible to human divers.

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Extreme Weather

Deutsch: Extremwetter / Español: Clima extremo / Português: Clima extremo / Français: Conditions météorologiques extrêmes / Italiano: Eventi meteorologici estremi

In maritime contexts, Extreme Weather refers to severe or unusual atmospheric conditions that pose significant risks to vessels, offshore structures, and coastal infrastructure. These events are characterized by their intensity, duration, or rarity, often exceeding the operational thresholds of standard maritime safety protocols. The increasing frequency and severity of such phenomena, driven by climate change, necessitate advanced forecasting, adaptive engineering, and robust emergency response strategies to mitigate their impact on global shipping, fisheries, and offshore energy sectors.

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Inmarsats Fleet Data

Deutsch: Inmarsats Fleet Data / Español: Datos de Flota de Inmarsat / Português: Dados de Frota da Inmarsat / Français: Données de Flotte Inmarsat / Italiano: Dati della Flotta Inmarsat

Inmarsats Fleet Data is a satellite-based communication and data service designed specifically for the maritime industry. It enables vessels to transmit operational, navigational, and safety-related data in real time, supporting fleet management, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. The service leverages Inmarsat's global satellite network to provide reliable connectivity even in remote oceanic regions where terrestrial networks are unavailable.

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