Many methods and applications for maritime transportation risk analysis have been
presented in the literature. In parallel, there is a recent focus on foundational issues in risk …

Extreme weather conditions of the Arctic and its icy waters pose high-risk potential for a
range of marine accidents in the region. Ship-ice collision is the focus of this paper. A large …

This paper presents the results of statistical analyses of maritime accidents data and AIS
data from Norwegian waters, to identify conditions that are associated with navigation …

Various methods have been proposed to analyse safety and risk of maritime transportation,
through modelling techniques and empirical studies, focusing on ship–ship collision …

Despite advancements in science and technology, ship collisions and groundings remain
the most prevalent types of maritime accidents. Recent developments in accident prevention …

The rapid development of the ship** industry requires the use of large vessels carrying
high-volume cargoes. Accidents incurred by these vessels can lead to a heavy loss of life …

Maritime accidents involving ships carrying passengers may pose a high risk with respect to
human casualties. For effective risk mitigation, an insight into the process of risk escalation is …

As in terrestrial facilities, safety is one of the most important issue in ships. Vessels
navigating in many parts of the world face many different, tough and dangerous navigational …

Abstract Marine Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) are tested in public waters. A
requirement for MASS to be operated is that they should be at least as safe as conventional …