Shipping activity has increased worldwide, including parts of Australia, and maritime administrations are trying to gain a better understanding of total risk exposure in order to mitigate risk. Total risk exposure integrates risk at the individual ship level, risk due to vessel traffic densities, physical environmental criteria, and environmental sensitivities. A comprehensive and robust risk exposure metric can be beneficial to maritime administrations to enhance mitigation of potential harm and reduce vulnerability to the marine environment as well as to safeguard lives and property. This report outlines an integrated methodology to estimate total risk exposure, with specific attention for the ship specific risk for different types of incident. Some related application aspects of the models are discussed.

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Erasmus School of Economics
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Econometric Institute Research Papers
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Erasmus School of Economics

Knapp, S. (2013). An integrated risk estimation methodology: Ship specific incident type risk (No. EI 2013-11). Report / Econometric Institute, Erasmus University Rotterdam (pp. 1–14). Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/39596