Improving the understanding of the human factors in the current and future digitalized maritime environment to increase maritime safety
Human XFactor at Sea
 
PROGRAMME 2014-2020
priority
4 EU Strategy support
objective
4.1 Seed money

Human XFactor at Sea

The human element has been identified as the major contributing factor to accidents and incidents within the maritime domain. The project aims to identify the main gaps and challenges related to the human factor in maritime safety. Based on this, a workplan to a full-scale project will be developed to improve understanding of the human factor and investigate the reasons behind the continuously high share of human action related accidents, find solutions and make recommendations to decrease these accident events.

Budgets

Human XFactor at Sea
in numbers
  • 0.05
    Million
    Total
  • 0.04
    Million
    Erdf
  • 0.00
    Million
    Eni + Russia
  • 0.00
    Million
    Norway

Highlights

Outputs

Project Stories

Partners

University of Turku

  • Town
    TURKU
  • Region
    Varsinais-Suomi
  • Country
    Finland
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
15,000.00
60.451753122.2670522

Lund University

  • Town
    Ljungbyhed
  • Region
    Skåne län
  • Country
    Sweden
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
12,500.00
56.074442513.2335627

Tallinn University of Technology

  • Town
    Tallinn
  • Region
    Põhja-Eesti
  • Country
    Estonia
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
10,000.00
59.437215524.7453688

Chalmers University of Technology

  • Town
    Gothenburg
  • Region
    Västra Götalands län
  • Country
    Sweden
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
12,500.00
57.707232611.9670171