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The Maritime Glossary. Letter M +++ Popular Articles: 'Maersk Fleet', 'Maritime', 'Marine Corrosion'

MCDM

MCDM is a shortcut for --->'Multi-criteria Decision-making Methodology'.

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MDA

English: MDA
German: MDA is a shortcut for --->'Maritime Domain Awareness'.

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MDGs

MDGs is a shortcut for --->'Millennium Development Goals'.

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MDO

English: MDO
German: MDO is a shortcut for --->'Marine Diesel Oil'.

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Meat

Deutsch: Fleisch / Español: Carne / Português: Carne / Français: Viande / Italian: Carne

Meat in the maritime context refers to the edible flesh of various marine animals. Unlike its conventional association with land animals such as cattle, pigs, and chickens, in this context, it encompasses a wide variety of seafood, including fish, mollusks, crustaceans, and other marine creatures. The term signifies an essential Component of the diet for many coastal and island communities, as well as an important element in maritime cuisine globally.

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Mechanical Failure

Deutsch: Mechanischer Ausfall / Español: Fallo mecánico / Português: Falha mecânica / Français: Panne mécanique / Italiano: Guasto meccanico

In the Maritime context, mechanical failure refers to the malfunction or breakdown of any mechanical Component or system onboard a Vessel that affects its Propulsion, Navigation, Safety, or operational capability. It is a critical concern in maritime operations, as such failures can lead to Accidents, delays, environmental Hazards, or even loss of the vessel.

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Mechanism

Deutsch: Mechanismus / Español: Mecanismo / Português: Mecanismo / Français: Mécanisme / Italian: Meccanismo

Mechanism in the maritime context refers to the various systems and devices that are used to operate and control ships and boats. These mechanisms include both mechanical and electronic components that work together to ensure the efficient and safe functioning of a vessel.

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MED

English: MED
German: MED is a shortcut for --->'Marine Environment Division of the IMO'.

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Mediation

Deutsch: Mediation im maritimen Kontext / Español: Mediación en el contexto marítimo / Português: Mediação no contexto marítimo / Français: Médiation dans le contexte Maritime / Italiano: Mediazione nel contesto marittimo

Mediation in the maritime context refers to an alternative dispute Resolution (ADR) Process where a neutral third party facilitates negotiations between conflicting parties in the maritime industry to reach a mutually acceptable agreement. This method is often used to resolve disputes related to contracts, Shipping Operations, and maritime regulations efficiently and cost-effectively.

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Mediterranean Sea

Deutsch: Mittelmeer / Español: Mar Mediterráneo / Português: Mar Mediterrâneo / Français: Mer Méditerranée / Italiano: Mar Mediterraneo

Mediterranean Sea is a nearly enclosed body of Water connected to the Atlantic Ocean, bordered by Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. It is one of the most important Maritime regions in the world, serving as a key route for Trade, tourism, and Naval Operations. The sea plays a vital role in International Shipping, Fishing, and Environmental Conservation, while also facing challenges such as pollution, Overfishing, and Geopolitical Tensions.

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