Ocean and marine environments face the adverse effects of climate change and
environmental pollution. Maritime transportation, one of the most severe marine pollution …

Human factor plays an important role in sustainable maritime transportation. Human errors
are the leading cause of death or injuries during maritime pilot transfer operations despite …

Ship oil spill accidents have a prolonged duration, complex consequences, challenging
cleaning and repairing efforts, and pose a significant threat to the environment, economy …

By introducing autonomous or software-controlled systems, human operators are
increasingly required to perform cognitive-intensive tasks in addition to existing labour …

Anchoring is one of the frequent processes undertaken by the crew on-board ship. Improper
anchoring has significant consequences, such as anchor dredging, which may pose serious …

Human reliability analysis (HRA) is a systematic method to qualitatively and quantitatively
assess and analyze potential human errors for enhancing the safety and reliability of …

Critical shipboard operations are carried out on chemical tanker ships where human
performance is prominent. That is why the assessment of the human error probability (HEP) …

Spent nuclear fuel maritime transportation (SNFMT) accident may cause radiation hazards
to personnel, vessels, and the ocean environment. Current risk assessment methods of …

The condition-based maintenance of marine propulsion systems is attracting increasing
interest in safety-related, financial, and environmental terms. Many researchers have studied …

ABSTRACT Success Likelihood Index Method (SLIM) is widely used to estimate human
error probability. However, the traditional SLIM relies on a small number of experts, which …