Quantitative assessment of collision risk influence factors in the Tianjin port
Abstract
null null Collision between ships is one of the dominant types of accident in the approaches to Tianjin port, which accounts for 65% of all types of accidents. This paper presents a quantitative maritime risk assessment methodology by using Bayesian rules and least squares estimation method to identify the dominant factors that contribute to collision accidents. The approach relates accident data with traffic data by pairwise comparisons between...
Paper Details
Title
Quantitative assessment of collision risk influence factors in the Tianjin port
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
110
Pages
363 - 371
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