BALTIMARI
Project acronym:
BALTIMARI
Project full title:
Review, Evaluation, and Future of Baltic Maritime Risk Management
Timespan:
30/10/2018 – 31/03/2020
Funding source:
Project website:
Overall budget: 424,794.00 EUR
Project applicants:
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Nr. |
Person |
Institute |
Abbr. |
Country |
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1. |
Prof. Pentti Kujala |
Aalto University (project coordinator) |
AALTO |
FIN |
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2. |
Prof. Michael Baldauf |
WMU |
SWE |
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3. |
Dr. Michael Gluch |
HSW |
GER |
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4. |
Prof. Sakari Kuikka |
UH |
FIN |
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5. |
Prof. Jakub Montewka |
GMU |
POL |
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6. |
Dr. Robert Aps |
UTARTU |
EST |
Figure 1. BALTIMARI WP overview and task process chart
Contribution of the GMU:
- TASK 3.1. [GMU, WISMAR, AALTO] Prevention-related research: Review and knowledge gap analysis
The objective of Task 3.1. is to provide a state-of-the-art review of decision support systems developed for or applied in the Baltic Sea area concerning methods focusing on preventing operational or accidental risks. Five aspects are considered for each method: i) scope and content, in particular, what risks are aimed to prevent; ii) the underlying scientific basis (risk/safety perspective, applied modeling tool); iii) knowledge gap analysis (strength of the underlying evidence and knowledge gaps); iv) the method end-user (e.g. ship operators, Vessel Traffic Service personnel); and v) the effectiveness of the methods (extent of validation, cost-effectiveness, and technology readiness level).
- TASK 5.1. [WMU, AALTO, HSW, UH, GMU, UTARTU] Success of research uptake and suggestions for enhancement
- TASK 5.2. [AALTO, WMU, HSW, UH, GMU, UTARTU] Review and analysis of future research priorities and innovation needs
GMU-involved deliverables:
D3.1 [SP/RE]: Review and knowledge gaps of shipping-related decision support systems for prevention.
The deliverable 3.1. was prepared as a scientific paper (SP):
Gil, M., Wróbel, K., Montewka, J., & Goerlandt, F. (2020). A bibliometric analysis and systematic review of shipboard Decision Support Systems for accident prevention. Safety Science, 128, 104717. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssci.2020.104717
The manuscript has been published as a review article in the Safety Science Special Issue: Mapping Safety Science – Reviewing Safety Research. The paper is published in the Open Access format and can be downloaded from here free of charge.