Christos A. Kontovas

Senior Lecturer

Liverpool John Moores University

United Kingdom

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Christos A. Kontovas is a Senior Lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University, UK. His research focuses on maritime autonomous systems, maritime cybersecurity, and the social impacts of emerging technologies in maritime transportation. Recent publications include analyses of skills required for operating maritime autonomous surface ships and evaluations of the resilience of seaports in the face of evolving risks.

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University of Tasmania Australian Maritime College

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Liverpool John Moores University Liverpool Business School

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Chia-Hsun Chang

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Liverpool John Moores University

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Musa Bashir

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Liverpool John Moores University

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Jin Wang

Professor of Marine Technology

Liverpool John Moores University

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Christos A. Kontovas

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Technology evolution in maritime autonomous systems: A patent-based analysis

The human element in autonomous shipping: a study on skills and competency requirements

Resilience analysis of seaports: a critical review of development and research directions

Skills and competencies for operating maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS): a systematic review and bibliometric analysis

Enhancing maritime transportation security: A data‐driven Bayesian network analysis of terrorist attack risks

Evaluating the social acceptance of autonomous ferries: An observation from passengers’ boarding willingness

Decoding dependencies among the risk factors influencing maritime cybersecurity: Lessons learned from historical incidents in the past two decades

COLREG and MASS: Analytical review to identify research trends and gaps in the Development of Autonomous Collision Avoidance

A BN driven FMEA approach to assess maritime cybersecurity risks

A Decision-Support System for Assessing Cross-Country Pipeline Systems: Approach Based on Evidential Reasoning and Cost–Benefit Analysis

Perspectives on shipping emissions and their impacts on the surface ocean and lower atmosphere: An environmental-social-economic dimension

Maritime cybersecurity: are onboard systems ready?

Fostering innovation in the blue economy within the United Kingdom (UK): A stakeholders’ perspective

Modified FMEA hazard identification for cross-country petroleum pipeline using Fuzzy Rule Base and approximate reasoning

Managing Ship’s Ballast Water: A Feasibility Assessment of Mobile Port-Based Treatment

Decarbonization of Maritime Transport: Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Maritime Cargo Prioritisation during a Prolonged Pandemic Lockdown Using an Integrated TOPSIS-Knapsack Technique: A Case Study on Small Island Developing States—The Rodrigues Island

Reducing whale-ship collisions by better estimating damages to ships

Influence and transparency at the IMO: the name of the game

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Wenming Shi

zhuohua qu

Chia-Hsun Chang

Musa Bashir

Jin Wang

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