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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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Jungyeon Choi, Brian A. Knarr, Jong-Hoon Youn and Kwang Yoon Song
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Toni Me?trovic, Ivica Pavic, Mislav Maljkovic and Andrej Androjna
The maritime industry is undergoing a profound transformation with the integration of autonomous technologies, which brings new challenges and opportunities for the education and training of seafarers. This article aims to examine the evolving landscape ...
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Gang Wang, Jingheng Wang, Xiaoyuan Wang, Quanzheng Wang, Junyan Han, Longfei Chen and Kai Feng
Global route planning has garnered global scholarly attention as a crucial technology for ensuring the safe navigation of intelligent ships. The comprehensive influence of time-varying factors such as water depth, prohibited areas, navigational tracks, a...
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Mohammud Hanif Dewan, Radu Godina, M Rezaul Karim Chowdhury, Che Wan Mohd Noor, Wan Mohd Norsani Wan Nik and Mustafa Man
In the domain of Marine Education and Training (MET), simulators have been utilized for the purpose of training seafarers in the norms for avoiding collisions or for developing the skill of ship manoeuvrability, and even the operation of machinery in the...
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Jinwoo Lee, Surindar Dhesi, Ian Phillips, Moonsoo Jeong, Kyungseon Kwon, Dongho Jung and Changhee Lee
Despite the increasing number of foreign seafarers working in the Korean shipping industry and the growing concern for psycho-emotional stress due to discrimination in the maritime sector, few studies have focused on the working environment of foreign se...
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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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Yue Ma, Qing Liu and Liu Yang
Seafarers are prone to reduce behavioral reliability under high workloads, resulting in human errors and accidents. To explore the changes in seafarers? workload and physiological activities under complex task conditions, a bridge simulator experiment wa...
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Darijo Mi?kovic, Renato Ivce, Mirano Hess and ?arko Koboevic
According to the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), 70% of accidents on board were caused by human error, and almost one-fifth of these accidents have been related to inadequate supervision. Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate which o...
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Tae-Youl Jeon, Bu-Gi Kim, Nooree Kim and Young-Chan Lee
Freight transport via ships is the cheapest and most effective way to transfer more than 80% of the global cargo volume. Seafarers have always been multinational, and accordingly, non-English-speaking crew members are becoming an increasing presence on b...
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