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Yaxin Dong, Hongxiang Ren, Yuzhu Zhu, Rui Tao, Yating Duan and Nianjun Shao
To effectively address the increase in maritime accidents and the challenges posed by the trend toward larger ships for maritime safety, it is crucial to rationally allocate the limited maritime search and rescue (MSAR) resources and enhance accident res...
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José Miguel Rodrigues
The timely and precise prediction of flooding progression and its eventual outcome in ships with breached hulls can lead to dramatic improvements in maritime safety through improved guidance for both emergency response and ship design. The traditional ap...
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Zhengbao Li, Jianfeng Dai, Yuanxin Luan, Nan Sun and Libin Du
Human marine activities are becoming increasingly frequent. The adverse marine environment has led to an increase in man overboard incidents, resulting in significant losses of life and property. After a drowning accident, the accurate location informati...
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Weihua Zhu, Shoudong Wang, Shengli Liu, Libo Yang, Xinrui Zheng, Bohao Li and Lixiao Zhang
Maritime accidents, such as ship collisions and oil spills, directly affect maritime transportation, pollute the water environment, and indirectly threaten life and property safety. Predicting the maritime accident susceptibility and taking measures in a...
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Andrea Maternová, Matú? Materna, Andrej Dávid, Adam Török and Lucia ?vábová
The main objective of this paper is to underscore the significance of human error as a dominant cause of maritime accidents. The research is based on a comprehensive analysis of 247 maritime accidents, with the aim being to identify human failures occurr...
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Xue Yang, Jingkai Zhi, Wenjun Zhang, Sheng Xu and Xiangkun Meng
Arctic navigation faces numerous challenges, including uncertain ice conditions, rapid weather changes, limited communication capabilities, and lack of search and rescue infrastructure, all of which increase the risks involved. According to an Arctic Cou...
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Jun Jian, Jinhai Chen and Peter J. Webster
Ship pilots and maritime safety administration have an urgent need for more accurate and earlier warnings for strong wind gusts. This study firstly investigated the ?Oriental Star? cruise ship capsizing event in 2015, one of the deadliest shipwreck event...
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Nakhyeon Seong, Jeongseon Kim and Sungsu Lim
This paper presents a novel machine learning-based approach for detecting abnormal ship movements using CCTV videos. Our method utilizes graph-based algorithms to analyze ship trajectories and identify anomalies, with a focus on enhancing maritime safety...
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Nikolaos P. Ventikos, Panagiotis Sotiralis, Manolis Annetis, Vasileios C. Podimatas, Evangelos Boulougouris, Fotios Stefanidis, Stefanos Chatzinikolaou and Alessandro Maccari
Evacuating a large and complex environment, such as a large passenger vessel, either cruise or RoPax, is a safety-critical task that involves thousands of people in motion and a complex decision-making process. Despite the significant enhancement of mari...
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Cheor-Hong Park, Bong-Kyu Jung and Won-Sam Choi
Fishing boats are equipped to quickly rescue ships and save lives in the event of an incident at sea; therefore, determination of the incident location is imperative for a swift response. According to the 2021 marine accidents by ship use statistics, fis...
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