Inland waterway transport accident analysis of Bangladesh: based on location, time, and regression approach
Ahammad Abdullah, Md. Jubair Mia

TL;DR
This study analyzes Bangladesh's waterway accidents from 1995 to 2019 using regression models to identify key factors, accident-prone areas, and temporal patterns, aiming to improve safety and inform prevention strategies.
Contribution
It introduces a regression-based approach to identify accident factors and prone areas, providing a foundation for accident prevention and driver assistance systems in Bangladesh.
Findings
Identification of key factors influencing waterway accidents
Mapping of accident-prone areas and temporal distribution patterns
Validation of regression models with multiple datasets
Abstract
Bangladesh, situated in the foothills of the Himalayas in South Asia, is a nation characterized by its extensive river network. This riverine state comprises various features such as small hill ranges, meandering seasonal creeks, muddy canals, picturesque rivers, their tributaries, and branching streams. Numerous cities and ports have been established along both sides of these rivers, forming an inseparable connection to the country's civilization and agricultural system. These waterways serve as vital channels for communication and transportation of goods due to their easy accessibility and cost-effectiveness. In Bangladesh, waterway accidents have been a persistent issue. Every year, a significant number of people suffer injuries, fatalities, or go missing due to shipping accidents. While major naval accidents briefly generate public outcry and prompt investigations by the media and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTraffic and Road Safety · Maritime Navigation and Safety
