The paper attempts to present the subject of navigational and hydrographic support for all human activity at sea, i.e., both “navigational” activity, mainly maritime transport, and “non-navigational” activity, known as special activity. The goals and tasks of individual types of navigational and hydrographic support for this activity are also presented. The paper constitutes an attempt at a new, i.e., significantly different from the existing, presentation of the problem of navigational and hydrographic support for human activity at sea.The expression “support for human activity at sea”, and especially “navigational and hydrographic support” for this activity, is an expression that often causes surprise even among people directly associated with the sea. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine