… This paper presents an analysis of maritime accidents that are posterior to 1998, ie, posterior
to the ISM code and the STCW95 advent. It deals with collisions at sea and uses a systemic …

… of accidents at sea are caused by human error. Turkish Government is also aware that collision
is the most common type of accident … conducted by the Australian Maritime College to test …

… The collision diameter, as described in the literature neglects … of maritime encounters based
on molecular collision theory, … Calculations are modified to obtain a more realistic collision …

… Collisions and groundings are the two major types of accidents in maritime transportation. …
Risk” (Open tools for assessing the risk of maritime accidents and spills). It is co-financed by …

… , and so on in respect to numerous maritime matters, we live in a chaotic … maritime law is a
plain and reasonable law. There is no doubt to me that in the process of unification of maritime …

… is to analyze maritime collision and grounding accidents to … ) is used and modified to the
maritime domain because it provides a … The analysis of maritime accidents may reveal valuable …

… maritime accidents in the Baltic. In the article, the main causes of maritime collisions and
accidents in the Baltic Sea … the likelihood of maritime accidents Baltic Sea were proposed. In …

… Apart from the "Others", the most common initial events of maritime accidents are collision,
stranding or grounding, and fires or explosions, accounting for 18.60%, 16.70%, and 12.36%, …

… research on maritime accidents attributed to human error and a review of the accident
MV Sewol … The most significant problems affecting the shipping safety include collision/contact, …

… of a ship–ship collision criterion, allowing further estimation of the probability of maritime
accidents is conducted. The criterion is called the minimum distance to collision (MDTC) and …