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He Lan and Xiaoxue Ma
Seafarers? unsafe acts as the direct causes of maritime accidents are considered to be the result of the interaction between complex and dynamic influencing factors. Identifying the risk evolution characteristics and paths of seafarers? unsafe acts has a...
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Nicolás Molina-Padrón, Francisco Cabrera-Almeida, Víctor Araña-Pulido and Beatriz Tovar
Every year, more than 1500 containers are lost around the world. These accidents are increasingly more common due to the boom of the shipping industry, presenting serious consequences for marine ecosystems and maritime navigation. This problem has alerte...
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Changfeng Yuan, Xing Sun, Qing Zhang, Lulu Niu and Shasha Meng
Maritime hazardous chemical transportation accidents have the characteristics of strong suddenness, wide influence, and great harm. To analyze the ability of a maritime hazardous chemical transportation system (MHCTS) to cope with sudden disturbance even...
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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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Lin Mu, Haiwen Tu, Xiongfei Geng, Fangli Qiao, Zhihui Chen, Sen Jia, Ruifei Zhu, Tianyu Zhang and Zhi Chen
Annually, hundreds of individuals tragically lose their lives at sea due to shipwrecks or aircraft accidents. For search and rescue personnel, the task of locating the debris of a downed aircraft in the vastness of the ocean presents a formidable challen...
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Jiashuo Yu, Hanbin Xiao, Feiyue Sun, Likang Yan and Min Liu
In the port domain, quayside container cranes are an indispensable component of maritime freight transport. These cranes are not only costly but also associated with safety accidents that often result in casualties and property loss, severely impacting p...
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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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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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Zihao Liu, Zhaolin Wu, Zhongyi Zheng, Xianda Yu, Xiaoxuan Bu and Wenjun Zhang
In recent years, the increasing volume and complexity of ship traffic has raised the probability of collision accidents in ports, waterways, and coastal waters. Due to the relative rarity of collision accidents, near misses have been used in the research...
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