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A Delphi study to formalize domain knowledge on maritime collision avoidance and inform training

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AuteurRechercher : ; Rechercher : Identifiant ORCID : https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8423-0572; Rechercher :
FormatTexte, Article
Conférence23rd International Association of Maritime Universities Annual General Assembly and Conference, AGA 2023, October 18-21, 2023, Helsinki, Finland
Sujetbridge resource management; collision avoidance; maritime educational training; situation awareness
Résumé
Maintaining effective situation awareness (SA) is a key facet that experienced Officers of the Watch (OOWs) build to practice safe collision avoidance and sound Bridge Resource Management (BRM). Novice OOWs lack the experience to efficiently use sources of information on the bridge to build and maintain SA. This research takes a human centred approach though a Delphi study to answer the following question: Can consensus be reached between domain experts to create a training tool to increase SA for collision avoidance amongst new watchkeeping officers? The study is founded in Endsley’s model of SA and the COLREGs. The researchers will take a mixed methods approach and use a series of surveys administered through Qualtrics to elicit opinions from experienced seafarers as they relate to collision avoidance, SA information requirements, sources of information from bridge equipment, and BRM. The goal is to create a generalizable sequence for efficiently collecting information, supported by a consensus from the experts. In this paper the preliminary insights from the first round of the survey are discussed and the details for how subsequent survey rounds will be designed and administered is explained. If consensus is reached the resulting procedural training tool will be member checked for validation. It is anticipated that this research could improve OOW training programs by reducing the time required for novice OOWs to gain experience in SA for collision avoidance.
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Maison d’éditionInternational Association of Maritime Universities
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  • Proceedings of the International Association of Maritime Universities Conference 2023-October (18 octobre 2023) : 198–203.
Langueanglais
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