Maritime Risk Resilience Modeling

Quelle: https://www.imo.org/risk-resilience-modeling

Maritime Risk Resilience Modeling is a methodological approach for identifying, analyzing, and quantifying risks in maritime logistics and transportation processes. Using statistical models and simulations, it assesses the resilience of supply chains against disruptions and devises strategies for risk mitigation and operational recovery.

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