Safety management of transport systems
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https://doi.org/10.55225/sti.647Słowa kluczowe:
zarządzanie bezpieczeństwem, system transportowy, transport kolejowy, ryzyko wypadków komunikacyjnych, analiza ryzyka, bezpieczeństwoAbstrakt
The importance of scientific research on the functioning and safety of transport systems cannot be overstated. Addressing scientific challenges in this field is essential for advancing a country's economic, technical, and technological development. Evolving operational conditions in transport systems present new and complex challenges for research, particularly as the transport sector increasingly contributes to critical state functions such as humanitarian support, defence, and social services. This study presents a methodology for managing transport system safety, with a particular focus on wartime conditions, where risk levels are significantly higher. The proposed methodology includes an assessment of the current state of transport system safety, risk forecasting, and the definition of a comprehensive risk indicator. This work contributes to the existing literature by expanding research on the management of transport system safety under high-risk conditions, characterized by a high probability of external interference and the presence of atypical operating environments.
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Prawa autorskie (c) 2025 Maryna Bulakh, Oleksandra Baranovska

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