Effective maritime accident prediction will benefit both maritime safety management and the
insurance industry. Due to the complex non-linearity and non-stationarity nature of maritime …

The navigation course of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) carriers and fueled ships may cross
vulnerable areas where commercial, civil, and industrial assets are present. Despite the …

Shipping, as an important part of the global supply chain, has always been quite sensitive to
maritime accidents. Fatality and injury are important metrics indicating an accident's severity …

Variable speed route planning is important for ships to avoid large-scale and sudden risk.
However, in the face of massive amounts of grid data, current algorithms are still unable to …

With the development of large-scale ships and the shipping industry, ship contact accidents
also occur occasionally. In order to enhance navigational safety and control the risks from …

Maritime accident statistics are used as a key part of the IMO's formal safety assessment
(FSA), a risk assessment methodology to guide policy decisions in the maritime industry …

Area-based marine management approaches aim to mitigate the risks and impacts of
shipping on human safety at sea and on ecosystems in marine and coastal environments …