Identifying Factors of Dynamic Positioning Incidents through Association Rule Mining

Tugfan Sahin, Pelin Bolat

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Abstract

Accidents in the offshore industry can have severe repercussions for people, cargo, vessels, and the environment, making maritime safety a crucial concern. Dynamic positioning incidents, particularly those involving loss of position, represent a significant risk. This study employs association rule mining to analyze DP incident data, leveraging its strength in discovering robust associations. Using the Apriori algorithm, the analysis identifies strong association rules for loss of position (drift-off, drive-off) and loss of redundancy situations. The findings reveal event-related variables and potential causal relationships, providing insights and guidance for reducing the risk and occurrence of future DP incidents through stringent and targeted safety measures.

Original languageEnglish
JournalTransactions on Maritime Science
Volume13
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2024

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Keywords

  • Apriori algorithm
  • Association rule mining
  • Data mining
  • DPO
  • Dynamic positioning incident
  • Offshore

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