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 …

It is important to establish all the causes of marine accidents, but this is sometimes quite
difficult. Therefore, analyzing the causes by examining as many accidents as possible using …

Studies of maritime accidents identify human error as the primary contributing cause for up
to 70% of the accidents. By investigating incidents, safety problems can be identified, and …

This paper introduces a novel hybrid approach to assess potential operational
contingencies in a real shipboard accident since safety at sea is of paramount significance …

In an attempt to improve the investigation of the human factors causes of accidents in the UK
offshore oil and gas industry, a Human Factors Investigation Tool (HFIT) was developed with …

Human error has been implicated in 70 to 80% of civil and military aviation accidents. Yet,
most accident reporting systems are not designed around any theoretical framework of …

Safety is often described as freedom from unacceptable risk. The International Maritime
Organization (IMO) since its establishment has consistently been working towards mitigation …

Human error is implicated in nearly all aviation accidents, yet most investigation and
prevention programs are not designed around any theoretical framework of human error …

This paper presents a survey of the literature on human factors in airline safety and builds a
conceptual framework for designing future safety studies. In our framework, factors are …

Various national maritime authorities and international organizations show strong interest to
implement risk management processes to decision making for shipping accident prevention …