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• Batten Down: Batten down refers to the act of securing hatches, doors, and other openings on a ship to prevent water from entering during heavy weather or rough seas. This is done by placing wooden or metal strips called battens over the openings and se ... Read More >>
• Taut: Taut refers to a condition of a ship's mooring lines when they are pulled tightly and kept under tension to secure the vessel to a dock or another vessel. The tautness of the lines is crucial to keep the ship in a stable position and preven ... Read More >>
• Network Infrastructure: In the maritime context, Network Infrastructure refers to the integrated system of hardware, software, and communication channels that enable ship-to-shore, ship-to-ship, and on-board communication and data exchange. This infrastructure is ... Read More >>