An ENTOPSIS Model for Analyzing Human Errors in Maritime Accidents

To better exam the human errors in maritime accidents, this study proposes a novel approach, an ENTOPSIS model. The model is used to calculate and decide the happening likelihood of each human errors. A cargo operation is utilized and find that the ENTOPSIS can work properly, the most likely happened human errors are determined.

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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/eiecs63941.2024.10800496
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Risk and Safety Analysis
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An ENTOPSIS Model for Analyzing Human Errors in Maritime Accidents

Guoyou Shi, Xing Jiang, Xiaofei Ma
Risk and Safety Analysis
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An ENTOPSIS Model for Analyzing Human Errors in Maritime Accidents

Guoyou Shi, Xing Jiang, Xiaofei Ma
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To better exam the human errors in maritime accidents, this study proposes a novel approach, an ENTOPSIS model. The model is used to calculate and decide the happening likelihood of each human errors. A cargo operation is utilized and find that the ENTOPSIS can work properly, the most likely happened human errors are determined.

Dalian Maritime University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Risk and Safety Analysis
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