adjective relating to the sea or navigation; connected with the sea in relation to navigation, shipping, etc.
The industry involved in the shipping, transportation, and trade of goods by sea.
The field of law that deals with maritime issues such as shipping, navigation, and marine resources.
The study of historical events and developments related to maritime activities and exploration.
The measures taken to ensure the safety and security of maritime activities, including ports, vessels, and crews.
The study of the physical features and characteristics of the world's oceans and seas.
The study of underwater cultural heritage, shipwrecks, and other maritime archaeological sites.
Maritime writers may focus on topics such as naval history, shipbuilding, or maritime law in their work.
A psychologist may study the mental health effects of long periods at sea on maritime workers.
Maritime engineers design and build structures such as ports, docks, and offshore platforms.
Maritime lawyers specialize in cases involving maritime law, such as shipping disputes or accidents at sea.
Historians may research and write about maritime exploration, trade routes, and naval battles.