Maritime ship**, with a significant role in global trade, confronts various accidents leading
to loss of lives, properties, and the environment. Ship** 4.0 technologies are scaling up to …

Human errors significantly contribute to transport accidents. Human performance
measurement (HPM) is crucial to ensure human reliability and reduce human errors …

Psychological factors have been a critical cause of human errors in sectors such as health
and aviation. However, there is little relevant research in the maritime industry, even though …

Although the objective assessment of mental workload has been a focus of human factors
research, few studies have investigated stakeholders' attitudes towards its implementation in …

The current industrial environment relies heavily on maritime transportation. Despite the
continuous technological advances for the development of innovative safety software and …

Computer-based simulation is utilised across various educational fields, employing diverse
technologies to facilitate practical understanding of content and the acquisition of skills that …

Seafarers are required to make quick decisions to avoid accidents in case of emergencies.
However, officers with anxiety generally have a high probability of making wrong decisions …

Many maritime activities, such as loading, unloading and transporting cargoes, consist
primarily of long periods of low-stress, with some moments of high stress during complex …

Maritime training can improve safety by equip** seafarers with the knowledge and skills to
manage risk. However, designing a quality training program can be challenging and stress …

To effectively solve the current problems of the existing evaluation system such as
redundant indicator systems, not being comprehensive enough, and single evaluation …