In order to analyse the research evolution and knowledge frontier in the research of marine
accidents, 491 literatures on marine accidents in the Web of Science database from 2000 to …

This paper summarises the advanced techniques adopted for the analysis of human and
organizational factors, which are the predominant factors in maritime accidents, and the …

There is a strong belief among researchers that humans contribute to some 80% of industrial
accidents, including those occurring in shipping. However, few sources give actual evidence …

Most large-scale industrial catastrophes (like the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, or Fukushima-
Daiichi nuclear disaster) result from a combination of faults in technical arrangements and …

Human factors are the largest contributing factors to unsafe operation of the chemical
process systems. Conventional methods of human factor assessment are often static, unable …

Quantitative risk analysis (QRA) is widely applied in several industries as a tool to improve
safety, as part of design, licensing or operational processes. Nevertheless, there is much …

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

By using a structured analytic technique, this paper reviews the development of research on
maritime accidents involving human factors (HFs). First, a clear framework is generated for …

Navigational accidents in wintertime conditions occur relatively frequently, yet there is little
systematic knowledge available about the circumstances under which these occur. This …

Marine accident analysis is one of the most significant milestones in enhancement of
maritime safety and environmental awareness. This paper uses human factors analysis and …