The article deals with aspects of safety of navigation in the context of risk assessment for the occurrence of emergency and introduces tools to manage and reduce the risk. The importance of the human factor in the management and decision-making through the improvement of practical skills using simulators is underlined. Emphasis is placed on the importance of established procedures detailing actions in different situations. It underlines the necessity of access to relevant information regarding risk assessmentThe article deals with aspects of safety of navigation in the context of risk assessment for the occurrence of emergency and introduces tools to manage and reduce the risk. The importance of the human factor in the management and decis...
The port areas are specific in terms of navigational accidents. Usually, accidents with low conseque...
The ability to handle maritime operations is increasingly dependent on control systems. Such systems...
It is well reported in the literature that more than 80% of shipping accidents are attributed to hum...
The article deals with aspects of safety of navigation in the context of risk assessment for the occ...
INTRODUCTION The shipping industry is in a way the first global industry. It is the link between nat...
The most important global problem being solved by the whole world community nowadays is to provide s...
Ensuring the safety of navigation requires searching and implementation new methods of operation by ...
This study is based on an analysis of the safety regulations, plans and management of maritime trans...
CRG casualties create one of the major type casualties in shipping. Prevention of CRG casualties is ...
Risk assessment is a well-developed field which many operators are currently applying to improve the...
The paper presents the method of estimation of safety navigation. The proper criteria, measures and ...
It is necessary wide range of activities at sea to be covered by strict requirements related to the ...
The symposium proceedings include ten technical papers on maritime safety from both technical and hu...
A sea voyage can be divided into three parts with varying degrees of risk: - from the berth at the ...
Successful, fast and high-quality solution of the important problem of ensuring the safety of naviga...
The port areas are specific in terms of navigational accidents. Usually, accidents with low conseque...
The ability to handle maritime operations is increasingly dependent on control systems. Such systems...
It is well reported in the literature that more than 80% of shipping accidents are attributed to hum...
The article deals with aspects of safety of navigation in the context of risk assessment for the occ...
INTRODUCTION The shipping industry is in a way the first global industry. It is the link between nat...
The most important global problem being solved by the whole world community nowadays is to provide s...
Ensuring the safety of navigation requires searching and implementation new methods of operation by ...
This study is based on an analysis of the safety regulations, plans and management of maritime trans...
CRG casualties create one of the major type casualties in shipping. Prevention of CRG casualties is ...
Risk assessment is a well-developed field which many operators are currently applying to improve the...
The paper presents the method of estimation of safety navigation. The proper criteria, measures and ...
It is necessary wide range of activities at sea to be covered by strict requirements related to the ...
The symposium proceedings include ten technical papers on maritime safety from both technical and hu...
A sea voyage can be divided into three parts with varying degrees of risk: - from the berth at the ...
Successful, fast and high-quality solution of the important problem of ensuring the safety of naviga...
The port areas are specific in terms of navigational accidents. Usually, accidents with low conseque...
The ability to handle maritime operations is increasingly dependent on control systems. Such systems...
It is well reported in the literature that more than 80% of shipping accidents are attributed to hum...