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The Maritime Glossary. Letter L +++ Popular Articles: 'Living Quarters', 'Length overall', 'Lifeboat'

LAC

English: LAC
German: LAC is a shortcut for --->'Livestock Advisory Committee'.

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Lake

Deutsch: Binnensee / Español: Lago / Português: Lago / Français: Lac / Italiano: Lago

Lake in the maritime context refers to a large body of water surrounded by land, typically freshwater, which is distinct from oceans and seas. Lakes can be natural or artificial, and they play significant roles in maritime navigation, ecosystems, and human activities.

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LAMP

English: Loop-mediated isothermal AMPlification
German: LAMP is a shortcut for --->'Low-level Airspace Management Plan

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Landscape

Deutsch: Landschaft / Español: paisaje / Português: paisagem / Français: paysage / Italiano: paesaggio

Landscape in the maritime context refers to the visible features and characteristics of an area as seen from the sea. This includes natural formations such as coastlines, cliffs, mountains, and islands, as well as man-made structures like ports, lighthouses, and seaside towns.

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LAP

LAP is a shortcut for --->'Legal Advisory Panel (IALA)'.

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LASA

English: Lasa
German: LASA is a shortcut for --->'Latin American Shipowners' Association (ALAMAR) Association Latino Americana de Armadores'.

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Laytime

Deutsch: Liegezeit / Español: tiempo de estadía / Português: tempo de estadia / Français: temps de séjour / Italiano: tempo di sosta

Laytime in the maritime context refers to the Period agreed upon in a charter party during which a Vessel must remain at a port for loading or unloading cargo without incurring additional charges. This time is specified in the contract between the shipowner and the charterer and serves as a measure for efficient port operations. If the loading or unloading exceeds the agreed laytime, financial penalties known as demurrage may apply.

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LC

English: LC
German: LC is a shortcut for --->'Convention one the Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, 1972 (London Dumping Convention'.

LC/SG

LC/SG is a shortcut for --->'Scientific Group on the London Dumping Convention'. They are also referenced as SG-LDC.

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