Statistical analysis of maritime piracy cases in world territorial waters

Akan, Ercan; Gültekin, Tunahan; Bayar, Sibel

doi:10.1007/s12198-022-00251-z

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“…In addition, the crosstabulation can have at most 20% cells with an expected frequency below 5, and expected frequencies below 1 are unacceptable (Baradan et al, 2016). Phi Cramer's V test is performed to identify the level of relationship between variables that have relationship of significant with chi-squared test; Phi coefficient is used for 2×2 dimensional tables and Cramer's V coefficient for tables larger than 2×2 (Bölükbaşı & Yıldırtan, 2009;Çolak & Ergün, 2020;Akan et al, 2022). The relationship levels of Phi Cramer's V values are as follows (Rea & Parker, 1992;Kotrlik et al, 2011;Akan et al, 2022):…”

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Evaluation of Port State Control Inspections in Türkiye

Bayar

2024

Marine Science and Technology Bulletin

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With technological developments, transportation has become easier and maritime trade between countries has reached very important dimensions, but this situation has led to the emergence of various risks in terms of both environment and maritime safety due to accidents or other reasons. The most important factor threatening the environment and maritime safety is the continued operation of substandard ships. There are various inspection mechanisms to prevent the operation of these ships and one of these mechanisms is port state control inspections. In this context, in this study, Port State Control inspections carried out in Türkiye between 2018 and 2022 were statistically examined and frequency analysis was performed and Pearson Chi-Square Independence test was utilized to analyse the hypotheses and the degree of relationship between the hypotheses was analysed by Phi- Cramer’s V test. The study contributes to the literature in terms of statistical analysis of PSC Inspections in Turkish Ports within the scope of Black Sea Memorandum and Mediterranean Memorandum.

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