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Na Lu and Bin Meng
Generally, airplane upsets in flight are considered a precursor to loss of control in flight (LOC-I) accidents, and unfortunately LOC-I is classified as the leading cause of fatal accidents. To further explore the risk factors, causal relationships, and ...
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Anil Kumar Chhotu and Sanjeev Kumar Suman
Highway railway level crossings, also widely recognized as HRLCs, present a significant threat to the safety of everyone who uses a roadway, including pedestrians who are attempting to cross an HRLC. More studies with new, proposed solutions are needed d...
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Xiao-Fei Ma, Guo-You Shi and Zheng-Jiang Liu
To thoroughly figure out the distribution and formation mechanism of maritime accidents, this study proposes a domino effect model based on temporal association rules (TAR) to analyze and mine the secrets behind the accident?the formation mechanism of ac...
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Ying Wang and Shanshan Fu
Accurately describing and evaluating the effects of unsafe acts on maritime accidents is critical to establishing practical accident prevention and control options. This paper proposes a framework for the probabilistic analysis of maritime accidents caus...
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Yusuf Volkan Aydogdu
The MV Ever Given accident, which took place in the Suez Canal in March 2021, showed the financial consequences of marine accidents in narrow channels as vessel sizes increase continuously. Fortunately, this incident did not threaten life nor the environ...
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Bin Meng and Na Lu
Controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) is considered a typical accident category of ?low-probability-high consequence?. Human factors play an important role in CFIT accidents in such a complex and high-risk system. This study aims to explore the causal re...
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Lucjan Gucma, Andrej Androjna, Kinga Lazuga, Peter Vidmar and Marko Perkovic
No advance in navigation has yet to prevent the occurrence of accidents (incidents are always implied when we discuss accidents) at sea. At the same time, advances in accident models are possible, and may provide the basis for investigations and analyses...
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Martin Dobrovolný, Vladimír Habán, Jana Tancjurová and Jan Zbavitel
The limited functionality of seals that are used in hydraulic machines to prevent the liquid from leaking into the bearings may result in decrease in machine efficiency and reliability and may cause an accident of the whole hydraulic machine. However, no...
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Syed Nasir Danial, Doug Smith and Brian Veitch
Traditional techniques for accident investigation have hindsight biases. Specifically, they isolate the process of the accident event and trace backward from the event to determine the factors leading to the accident. Nonetheless, the importance of the c...
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Candela Maceiras, José M. Pérez-Canosa, Diego Vergara and José A. Orosa
The present paper shows an original study of more than 163 ship accidents in Spain showing which of the usually employed variables are related to each type of vessel accident due to the lack of information in this region. To this end, research was carrie...
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