Human errors significantly contribute to transport accidents. Human performance
measurement (HPM) is crucial to ensure human reliability and reduce human errors …

This study conducts a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of the reflection in the academic
literature on psychological problems such as stress, depression, fatigue, burnout, and …

In maritime transport, fatigue conditions can impair seafarer performance, pose a high risk of
maritime incidents, and affect safety at sea. However, investigating human fatigue and its …

Individuals are often expected to perform complex tasks involving physical and mental
demands, particularly with the ongoing implementation of technology. Subjective workload …

Psychological factors have been a critical cause of human errors in sectors such as health
and aviation. However, there is little relevant research in the maritime industry, even though …

Background: Maritime pilotage is a demanding occupation where pilots are required to
perform complex procedures in sometimes unfamiliar working environments. These …

A common interest of all shipping industry stakeholders is safe and accident-free shipping.
To reach that goal, one of the most important actions that can be done is to analyze previous …

The design and evaluation of an occupational task should include an assessment of mental
workload, since excessive levels of mental workload can cause errors or delayed …

Poor communication may cause serious maritime accidents. In order to improve crews'
collaborative task performance through team communication optimization, the present study …

The purpose of this study is to analyse data from the marine pilots' bio-sensor readings to
determine how experience affects their biometrical response during the port approach. The …