Human factors analysis (HFA) has been explored from various aspects (eg, engineering,
psychology, physiology, and ergonomics). Numerous conventional techniques have been …

Chemical process industries (CPIs) work with a variety of hazardous materials in quantities
which have the potential to have large health, environmental and financial impacts and as …

Decision-making is a critical step in safety and risk analysis. Decision-making is conducted
according to the different sources of information often elicited from filed matter and subject …

Human factors from organizational aspects to unsafe behaviors of the crew on board form a
directed complex network reflecting the evolution of maritime accidents. The present study …

Risk analysis is regarded as one of the most critical research topics in maritime industry due
to the nature of work. Validation of risk analysis is a significant challenge for safety …

A data-driven method is proposed to measure the static and dynamic interrelations between
human factors contributing to maritime accidents. The proposed method integrates the …

Healthcare tends to be one of the most complicated sectors, and hospitals exist at the core of
healthcare activities. One of the most significant elements in hospitals is service quality level …

Mooring is a technique to anchor the ship to a fixed or drifting component and make it
associated while loading and unloading operations are in process. In the risk assessment of …

Risk assessment is inevitable in different industrial and social systems, which potential risks
have to be continuously monitored and controlled to improve system safety and resilience …

Quantitative risk assessment (QRA) techniques methodically assess the likelihood, impact,
and subsequently the risk of adverse events. In a typical QRA method, one of the main …