Glossary. C
Glossary. C
Deutsch: Kurs / Español: Curso / Português: Curso / Français: Cap / Italiano: Rotta
Course in the maritime context refers to the intended direction or path that a vessel follows over the ground, typically measured in degrees relative to true north or magnetic north. It is a critical concept in navigation, ensuring that a ship reaches its destination safely and efficiently.
Deutsch: Gericht / Español: Tribunal / Português: Tribunal / Français: Tribunal / Italian: Tribunale
Court in the maritime context refers to judicial bodies or legal institutions that handle disputes, offenses, and regulations related to maritime activities. These courts have specialized jurisdiction over maritime law, which includes issues such as shipping, navigation, waters, and the legal relationships between private entities that operate vessels on the oceans.
German: CPC is a shortcut for --->'Committee for Programme and Coordination'.
Deutsch: Schiffsbesatzung
Crew in the maritime context refers to the group of individuals who work on a ship or vessel to ensure its safe operation, maintenance, and navigation. The crew members perform various duties and responsibilities, depending on their roles and the type of vessel they are on. They play a crucial role in the functioning of maritime vessels and contribute to the safety and efficiency of maritime transport.