Information density in bridge team communication and miscommunication—a quantitative approach to evaluate maritime communication

Abstract

The paper presents a method for measuring the information flow in bridge team communication based on an analysis of the voyage data recorder transcript of MV Cosco Busan alliding with a bridge pillar in San Francisco Bay in dense fog. The aim is to assess the efficiency of maritime communication by developing a specific index suitable for evaluating individual and team communication performance. The allision investigated in this paper leads to the conclusion that the information flow in bridge team communication can be measured quantitatively and that a correlation to external situational factors can be demonstrated.

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John P, Brooks B, Wand C, Schriewer U. Information density in bridge team communication and miscommunication—a quantitative approach to evaluate maritime communication. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs. 2013;12:16. doi:https://doi.org/10.1007/s13437-013-0043-8.
John, P. ., Brooks, B. ., Wand, C. ., & Schriewer, U. . (2013). Information density in bridge team communication and miscommunication—a quantitative approach to evaluate maritime communication. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs, 12, 16. http://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1007/s13437-013-0043-8 (Original work published März 2013)
John, Peter, Benjamin Brooks, Christoph Wand, und Ulf Schriewer. (2013) 2013. „Information Density in Bridge Team Communication and miscommunication—a Quantitative Approach to Evaluate Maritime Communication“. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 12. Springer: 16. doi:https://doi.org/10.1007/s13437-013-0043-8.
John, Peter u. a. „Information Density in Bridge Team Communication and miscommunication—a Quantitative Approach to Evaluate Maritime Communication“. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 12 (2013): 16.
John, Peter, u. a. „Information Density in Bridge Team Communication and miscommunication—a Quantitative Approach to Evaluate Maritime Communication“. 2013. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs, Bd. 12, Springer, 2013, S. 16.

Details

  • Date Published

    03/2013

  • Volume

    12

  • Number of Pages

    16

  • Type of Article

    Research paper

  • Publisher

    Springer