Stakeholders-based multi-criteria policy analysis in maritime transport: from theory to practice

Gagatsi, Eliza; Giannopoulos, George; Aifantopoulou, Georgia; Charalampous, Georgios

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2017.03.062

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“…The input raster are treated as equally important, there is thus an equal weighing of the criteria. In Multi-Criteria Analyses (MCA), it is common to apply priority weights to the criteria, e.g., through pairwise comparison of the criteria by experts or stakeholders using the Analytical Hierarchy Process [ 9 , 18 ]. This has not yet been implemented in SPACEA and presents an area for future improvement.…”

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confidence: 99%

SPACEA: A Custom-Made GIS Toolbox for Basic Marine Spatial Planning Analyses

Thenen¹,

Hansen

Schiele

2020

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2020

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Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) requires the analysis of the spatial distribution of marine uses and environmental conditions. Such analyses can be carried out with GIS, but standard GIS programs do not feature a toolbox that combines the most needed functionalities for such analyses. The SPACEA toolbox presented here was created to bundle and adapt existing functionalities in one toolbox. SPACEA consists of several script tools that have been designed to be user-friendly and applicable to different analyses for MSP. This includes the processing of different input layers with regard to marine uses and environmental conditions. The main functionalities of SPACEA are exemplified in a fictional case study in the Baltic Sea, where the tools are applied to find potentially suitable areas for mussel farming. The tools feature a user-friendly interface and more experienced users may also use the provided sample codes to run it from the python window or as a stand-alone script. As such, the tools can be applied by users with different levels of GIS knowledge and experience.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

SPACEA: A Custom-Made GIS Toolbox for Basic Marine Spatial Planning Analyses

Thenen¹,

Hansen

Schiele

2020

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2020

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“…They argued why canonical MCDM methods tend to fail the selection decision process by highlighting out; the compensation problem which exists in information processing, incomplete utilization and loss of decision information and the easy of ignoring the interaction problem in the fuzzy environment. The ELECTRE-III model addressed the shortfalls of the canonical MCDM methods through building a decision framework for offshore wind farm site selection: PROMETHEE: Kerkvliet and Polatidis (2016), attributed the reasons as to why the PROMETHEE technique is widely used as a decision tool, was based on the simplicity, application and clear meaning of the used parameters by this technique. Gagatsi et al (2017), discussed the use of PROMETHEE as a tool for policy analysis in the maritime transport. The methodology framework discussed the necessity, usability and applicability of PROMETHEE in policy key areas that support Greek coastal maritime transport. DELPHI: Wahid et al (2017), used the DELPHI tool to measure the severity of downtime influence factors to naval operational availability.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Emovon (2016), used a combination of APH, TOPSIS and DELHI hybrid model to design a selection model for ship system maintenance. A synergy of both PROMETHEE and APH has been used by Gagatsi et al (2017), for the maritime transport.…”

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Maintenance practices and parameters for marine mechanical systems: a review

Kimera

Nangolo

2019

JQME

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review maintenance practices, tools and parameters for marine mechanical systems that can be classified as plant, machinery and equipment (PME). It provides an insight for the maintenance crew on which maintenance parameters and practices are critical for a given PME systems. Design/methodology/approach The review paper characterizes the various maintenance parameters and maintenance practices used onshore and offshore for PME and identifies the possible gaps. Findings A variety of maintenance techniques are being used in the marine industry such as corrective maintenance, preventive maintenance and condition-based maintenance. As marine vehicles (MV) get older, the most important maintenance parameters become maintenance costs, reliability and safety. Maintenance models that have been developed in line with marine mechanical systems have been validated using a single system, whose outcome could be different if another PME system is used for validation. Research limitations/implications There is a limited literature on MV maintenance parameters and maintenance characterization regarding mechanical systems. The maintenance practices or strategies of marine mechanical systems should be based on maintenance parameters that suit the marine industry for a given PME. Originality/value Based on the available literature, the paper provides a variety of maintenance framework, parameters and practices for marine mechanical systems. The paper further gives an insight on what maintenance parameters, strategies and platforms are given preference in the shipping industry.

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“…There is a lot of research on seafarers, covering the field of maritime education [1] [2][3][4] [5], and [6], maritime control [7] [8], maritime transport [9], seafarers [10], MLC [11][12]. This article examines how seafarers' performances and expectations are related to the implementation of MLC in Indonesia, especially in the aspects of health care, social security and welfare on board.…”

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Implementation of MLC 2006 for Indonesian Seafarers: A Gap Analysis in Aspects of Health Care and Social Security of Seafarers on Board

Purnomo

Fachruddin

Priadi

et al. 2020

IJPS

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Maritime workers are workers who are regulated internationally through the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 which has been ratified by the Indonesian government through Law No. 15 of 2016. In the convention regulated aspects include health care on ships and land, social security, welfare facilities on land, access to seafarers' complaints, protection of health and safety, and accident prevention. This study aims to evaluate the application of the convention so far through the gap analysis method and index performance analysis (IPA). Gap analysis is used to get the difference between the performances and expectations of the respondents. To see the variables that need to be improved, maintained, not a priority for improvement or variables that are above expectation then used the IPA model. This research examines how seafarers' performances and expectations are related to the implementation of MLC in Indonesia, especially in the aspects of health care, social security, and welfare on board. The results show that almost all research variables suggest a gap although relatively small in value. First, it can be summarized that there are several variables that need to be improved such as Protection and health care, Hospitals on board, and complaints. These variable variables need to get attention for future improvements. There are several variables that need to be maintained such as visit a doctor, health, sick, disability, opportunity to use telephone and internet access, procedures for handling complaints, occupational health and safety (OHS), risk assessment, and safety meetings. Last, variables that are considered excessive in implementation should also get the attention that is medical publications, medical equipment, occupational health, and safety checks.

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Stakeholders-based multi-criteria policy analysis in maritime transport: from theory to practice

Cited by 17 publications

References 7 publications

SPACEA: A Custom-Made GIS Toolbox for Basic Marine Spatial Planning Analyses

SPACEA: A Custom-Made GIS Toolbox for Basic Marine Spatial Planning Analyses

Maintenance practices and parameters for marine mechanical systems: a review

Implementation of MLC 2006 for Indonesian Seafarers: A Gap Analysis in Aspects of Health Care and Social Security of Seafarers on Board

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