Risk analysis of man overboard scenario in a small fishing vessel

Domeh, Vindex; Obeng, Francis; Khan, Faisal; Bose, Neil; Sanli, Elizabeth

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2021.108979

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“…Furthermore, the sub-models also facilitate the modularity in large-scale BN and enable the reusability of BN fragments. The usage of the sub-model has been demonstrated by several studies such as Domeh et al (2021), Barton et al (2020), Lu et al (2019), andValdez Banda et al (2016). Therefore, the improvement of STPA-BN methodology by integrating these techniques should be explored.…”

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Risk analysis methodology using STPA-based Bayesian network- applied to remote pilotage operation

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Risk analysis methodology using STPA-based Bayesian network- applied to remote pilotage operation

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“…The results show that there is a considerable reduction in fatalities and injuries number in the fishing fleet of Norway thanks to preventative strategies. Moreover, Domeh et al (2021) presented a Bayesian Network application for risk assessment of man overboard cases in fishing vessels. "Failed to use fall arrest system" was demonstrated as the main pre-existing condition to cause a man overboard accident.…”

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A hybrid model for marine accident analysis based on Bayesian Network (BN) and Association Rule Mining (ARM)

Özaydın¹,

Fışkın

Uğurlu

et al. 2022

Ocean Engineering

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“…From their study, the human factor in terms of training and experience was identified as the most critical influencing factor. Domeh et al (2021) investigated the risk analysis for the man overboard (MOB) using OOBN. The results of the study can provide important safetybased information for small fishing vessel operations.…”

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Operability analysis of traditional small fishing boats in Indonesia with different loading conditions

Iqbal

Terziev

Tezdogan

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Ships and Offshore Structures

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Many ship accidents are experienced by small boats. With a large number of small fishing boats in Indonesia, the risk of potential ship accidents is high. Therefore, an operability analysis must be conducted for various loading conditions to address any safety issues due to severe vessel motion. The net cargo of a fishing boat will change during its operation at sea and then will affect the vessel's seakeeping characteristics. This study aims to determine the effect of changes in load and their effect on a traditional fishing boat's operability in Indonesia, considering the ship's intact stability. In addition, this study also highlights the response of the ship roll motion to prevent stability failure. The stability curve is used to relate ship stability analysis to seakeeping analysis. Percentage operability and Operability Robustness Index are used to assess the root mean square (RMS) roll response and the ship's expected maximum roll motion.

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Risk analysis of man overboard scenario in a small fishing vessel

Cited by 17 publications

References 28 publications

Risk analysis methodology using STPA-based Bayesian network- applied to remote pilotage operation

Risk analysis methodology using STPA-based Bayesian network- applied to remote pilotage operation

A hybrid model for marine accident analysis based on Bayesian Network (BN) and Association Rule Mining (ARM)

Operability analysis of traditional small fishing boats in Indonesia with different loading conditions

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