ANALYSIS OF MARINE COLLISIONS AND CONVENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDRESSING SUCH EVENTS

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MORADI ALI

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Seminar: CONFERENCE FOR COORDINATION OF IRANIAN MARITIME ORGANIZATIONS
Year:2006 | Issue:14

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ANALYSIS OF MARINE COLLISIONS AND CONVENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDRESSING SUCH EVENTS

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MORADI ALI

Keywords

MARINE COLLISION

SEA

SUPERVISION

REPORT

CONVENTION

Abstract

THIS PAPER SEEKS TO SCRUTINIZE EACH MARINE COLLISION IN SEARCH FOR POSSIBLE CAUSES THAT LED TO SUCH EVENT. IT IS AN ATTEMPT TO DRAW EXPERIENCES THAT CAN BE USED FOR PREVENTION OF POTENTIAL MARINE COLLISIONS LIKE THAT. SUCH EXPERIENCE CAN ALSO BE INCLUDED IN ACADEMIC COURSES FOR ENSURING ACADEMICIANS GAIN INSIGHT INTO SUCH INCIDENTS. IT CAN HELP DYNAMICITY OF THIS INDUSTRY IMPROVE. DEEP LOOK INTO MARINE COLLISIONS PROVIDES DEEP KNOWLEDGE. IT CAN ALSO HELP CORRECTION OF MANAGERIAL PROCESSES AND MECHANISMS AND THEREBY ENHANCING MARINE SAFETY AS AN EFFECTIVE MEANS TO PREVENT COLLISIONS AT SEAS. THERE ARE SEVERAL CONVENTIONS IN PLACE WHICH ATTEND THIS ISSUE: SOLAS REGULATION 1-21 [CHAPTER 1, ART. 21], LOAD LINE CONVENTION (1066) [ART. 23] AND MARPOL CONVENTION 1973 [ART. 8 AND ART. 12] ARE PRIME EXAMPLES THAT DRAW ON PORT STATES AND FLAG STATES’ RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. DEGREE AND INTENSITY OF SUPERVISING MARINE COLLISIONS DEPENDS ON THE DEGREE AND INTENSITY OF THE COLLISION ITSELF. HOWEVER, COLLISIONS THAT TAKE PLACE FOR REASONS OTHER THAN FAILURE TO ABIDE BY RULES MAY CONTAIN LITTLE LESSONS FOR US. THIS PAPER IS GOING TO HAVE A BROAD STUDY ON HOW TO START A SCRUTINY OVER A MARINE COLLISIONS AND THAT WHAT ELEMENTS MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE SCRUTINY AND THE FINAL REPORT BEING MADE FROM IT ARE RELIABLE AND ACCURATE IN ORDER FOR MAKING SURE THAT ITS OUTCOME AND FINDINGS ARE BEING USED IN FUTURE.

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MORADI, ALI. (2006). ANALYSIS OF MARINE COLLISIONS AND CONVENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDRESSING SUCH EVENTS. CONFERENCE FOR COORDINATION OF IRANIAN MARITIME ORGANIZATIONS. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/908168/en

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MORADI ALI. ANALYSIS OF MARINE COLLISIONS AND CONVENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDRESSING SUCH EVENTS. 2006. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/908168/en

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ALI MORADI, “ANALYSIS OF MARINE COLLISIONS AND CONVENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDRESSING SUCH EVENTS,” presented at the CONFERENCE FOR COORDINATION OF IRANIAN MARITIME ORGANIZATIONS. 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/908168/en

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