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

Estimating the navigational risk of vessels operating in sea and waterway areas is important
for waterway risk management and pollution preparedness and response planning. Existing …

Several risk management frameworks have been introduced in the literature for maritime
Pollution Preparedness and Response (PPR). However, in light of the actual needs of the …

Oil spills from tanker ships provide adverse and irreversible impacts of a pollutant over
coastal and marine environments. Using Sentinel-1 and 2 satellite images, this baseline …

Maritime operations face significant challenges in environmental stewardship, particularly in
managing oil discharges from tankers as mandated by the International Convention for the …

Ship's hull girder failure could result from maritime accident that can cause human life loss,
environmental disaster, and major economic impacts. In risk-based ship design paradigm …

ABSTRACT A ship collision accident may pose a threat to human lives, the environment and
material assets. A damaged ship can suffer from the loss of ship stability, reduced global …

Society is concerned about maritime accidents since pollution, such as oil spills from ship
accidents, adversely affects the marine environment. Operational and strategic pollution …

Ship collisions can result in catastrophic outcomes, necessitating effective real-time collision
risk assessment methods for proactive risk management. These methods need to rapidly …

The diminishing extent of sea ice in Arctic areas brings opportunities for increased ship**
activities in the Canadian Arctic. However, it also causes concerns, eg, related to …