Search results for: NAVIGATIONAL RISK

• A framework for risk matrix design: A case of MASS navigation risk

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  • C. Fan
  • J. Montewka
  • D. Zhang
  • Z. Han

  - ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION - Year 2024

  Risk matrix, a tool for visualizing risk assessment results, is essential to facilitate the risk communication and risk management in risk-based decision-making processes related to new and unexplored socio-technical systems. The use of an appropriate risk matrix is discussed in the literature, but it is overlooked for emerging technologies such as Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). In this study, a comprehensive framework...

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• Risk management model of winter navigation operations

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  • O. Valdez
  • F. Goerlandt
  • V. Kuzmin
  • P. Kujala
  • J. Montewka

  - Marine Pollution Bulletin - Year 2016

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• A risk comparison framework for autonomous ships navigation

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  • C. Fan
  • J. Montewka
  • D. Zhang

  - RELIABILITY ENGINEERING & SYSTEM SAFETY - Year 2022

  Maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) may operate in three predefined operational modes (OM): manual, remote, or autonomous control. Determining the appropriate OM for MASS is important for operators and competent authorities that monitor and regulate maritime traffic in given areas. However, a science-based approach to this respect is currently unavailable. To assist the selection of the proper OM, this study presents a risk-based...

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• JOURNAL OF NAVIGATION

  Journals

  ISSN: 0373-4633 , eISSN: 1469-7785

• A risk analysis of winter navigation in Finnish sea areas

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  • O. Valdez
  • F. Goerlandt
  • J. Montewka
  • P. Kujala

  - ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION - Year 2015

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• Advanced Bayesian study on inland navigational risk of remotely controlled autonomous ship

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  • C. Fan
  • V. Bolbot
  • J. Montewka
  • D. Zhang

  - ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION - Year 2024

  The arise of autonomous ships has necessitated the development of new risk assessment techniques and methods. This study proposes a new framework for navigational risk assessment of remotely controlled Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). This framework establishes a set of risk influencing factors affecting safety of navigation of a remotely-controlled MASS. Next, model parameters are defined based on the risk factors, and...

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• Precise Bathymetry as a Step Towards Producing Bathymetric Electronic Navigational Charts for Comparative (Terrain Reference) Navigation

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  • A. Stateczny
  • D. Gronska-Sledz
  • W. Motyl

  - JOURNAL OF NAVIGATION - Year 2019

  Bathymetric Electronic Navigational Charts (bENCs) contain only bathymetry data and can be used in applications such as underwater positioning, dredging and piloting. According to International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) standard S-57, Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) contain depth information with pure density of depth contours. Typical depth contours encoded by Hydrographic Offices are limited to 2, 5, 10 and 20 m....

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• A New Critical Risk on the Block: Cyber Risks as an Example of Technical Knowledge Risks in Organizations

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  • M. Zięba
  • S. Durst
  • M. Gonsiorowska

  - Year 2022

  The breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the appearance of many additional technical knowledge risks in organizations. Cyber risks in particular are becoming a great challenge for organizations. At the same time, academic research on cyber risks, their costs, consequences and ability of overcoming them is still scarce and fragmented. In order to fill this gap, the paper is aimed to identify different types of cyber...

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• Studies in Risk and Sustainable Development

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  ISSN: 2083-8611

• The Journal of Polish Navigational Forum

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  ISSN: 1640-8632 , eISSN: 2300-6633