Logboekgegevens
Logboekgegevens refers to the records that are systematically collected and stored in a logbook, typically within maritime, aviation, or industrial contexts. The term is Dutch and is used to describe the documented data that chronicles the operations, incidents, and maintenance activities of a vessel, aircraft, or facility. These records are essential for ensuring safety, facilitating investigations, and maintaining compliance with national and international regulations.
In maritime operations, logboekgegevens are maintained by the ship’s officers and include entries on daily navigation,
Regulatory frameworks, such as Dutch maritime law and the European Union’s SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea)
Technological advancements have shifted logboekgegevens management from paper to electronic logbooks (e-logbooks). Digital systems enable timestamping,
Challenges remain in ensuring data integrity, especially in harsh marine environments where equipment may fail. Interoperability