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A Model for Calculating a Maritime Risk Criterion Number
Abstract
Early in 1976 the Navigation Research Centre of the Netherlands Maritime Institute started research to develop a ‘maritime risk criterion number’ for a specific sea area. The need was urgent as the Navigation Research Centre (NRC) became more involved in marine traffic studies in the North Sea and the approaches to Dutch harbours. The main purpose is to calculate the criteria for traffic patterns in a given area as an element in the information...
Paper Details
Title
A Model for Calculating a Maritime Risk Criterion Number
Published Date
May 1, 1977
Journal
Volume
30
Issue
2
Pages
287 - 295
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