Professional fishing and the risk of accidents: the Dover Strait, an example of a high risk area

2021/12/06 by Trouillet, Brice
#Strait of Dover #accident #maritime fishing #risk #spatial division

paper · doi:10.35109/atlasbleu-eng.10005

Abstract

At the world scale, the Strait of Dover is a highly-concentrated area of the maritime activities (shipping and passenger traffic to name a few). The article examines the case of fisheries in this context, namely the risks fishers face day-to-day in an increasing congested sea.

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