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Drift detection on feature attributions for monitoring visual reinforcement learning models in maritime port surveillance. [PDF]

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Iriarte FJ   +5 more
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[A valve for maritime safety].

open access: yesTidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke
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Maritime safety culture in Europe

Managerial Law, 2004
Evaluates the effects of shipwrecks and peoples’ reactions following them, with regard to their feelings of preventability on someone’s part. In particular to the Erika in 1989, and the Prestige in 2002. The European Union (EU), which theretofore seemed to be neglecting maritime safety appears to have developed a maritime culture.
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Maritime safety — to measure is to improve

Marine Systems & Ocean Technology, 2013
The Design for Safety philosophy and the ensuing formalized methodology, Risk-Based Design, was introduced in the maritime industry in the mid-nineties as a design paradigm to help bestow safety as a design objective and a life-cycle imperative. This was meant to ensure that rendering safety a design driver, would incentivize the industry to seek for ...
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"Safety is everywhere"-The Constituents of Maritime Safety

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2011
Although maritime safety is one of the key terms in regulation, guidelines and recommendations, such as SOLAS (International Convention for the safety of life at sea (IMO, 1974), in the shipping domain, there is, to the best of our knowledge, neither an explanation of this specific type of safety nor any explicit understanding on how it is promoted by ...
G. Praetorius, M. Lutzhoft
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Law of Maritime Safety

2016
Abstract This chapter considers the regulation of safety at sea. It also looks into the mode of production and formulation of the texts constituting the system of safety as well as the conditions of their applications and implementation on board ships.
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Culture in maritime safety

Maritime Policy & Management, 2000
Many accidents, resulting in a larger number of fatalities during the last few years, have focused attention on issues of maritime safety. Accident registration reveals that a large proportion have human related causes, and indicates that, by looking at cultural aspects, one's understanding of the underlying mechanisms leading to accidents might ...
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3D Graphics Applied to Maritime Safety

2007
An important aspect of maritime safety involves the visualisation of the situation close to any particular ship, so that appropriate action may be taken. While many features may be seen directly from the bridge, bad lighting and weather may obscure them, and much of the necessary information is only available on charts or in pilot books. It seems clear
Christopher M. Gold, Rafal Goralski
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