The phrase "maritime system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the transportation of goods by sea. For example, "The efficiency of the maritime system has improved dramatically in recent years."
Unmanned maritime systems will change how we operate, but they're just the start".
Clearly aviation, and to some degree maritime, systems cannot place physical signs in the sky or sea.
The bridegroom, 35, works in Moorestown, N.J., as a computer systems engineer and database programmer for the maritime systems and sensors unit of Lockheed Martin, the military equipment maker.
Her mother works in Eagan, Minn., as a manager of an engineering group in the maritime systems and sensors division of the Lockheed Martin Corporation.
The research, to be financed by about $6 million a year, will be the focus of the school's new center for maritime systems.
At the centre of any system is the operator: a driver or pedestrian in a roadway system, a pilot in aviation or maritime systems, and a locomotive engineer in railway systems.
Most computer-network espionage against American economic targets has focused on these areas, according to the study: information and communications technology; assessments of supplies of scarce natural resources; technologies for clean energy and health care systems or pharmaceuticals; and military data, especially maritime systems, and air and space technologies.
And while there are mitigations (not fixes per se, but approaches that will reduce the severity and likelihood of attacks) for aviation and military SATCOM, maritime systems are … more problematic.
There is a great interest in the availability of acoustic coatings for maritime systems applications, in particular for the reduction of radiated noise in water.
