Susanna Clemente
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Susanna Clemente is a researcher whose work centers on maritime safety, cognitive systems, and human factors in navigation. Her most-cited paper, "Applying cognitive situation awareness to collision avoidance for harbour last-mile area safety" (2013), has garnered 8 citations and exemplifies her focus on enhancing situational awareness in complex, high-risk environments. Clemente’s major contribution lies in integrating cognitive models—specifically, Endsley’s situation awareness framework—into collision avoidance strategies for the challenging "last-mile" of harbor navigation, where vessels face dense traffic and spatial constraints. This work has practical implications for reducing accidents and improving decision-making in maritime operations. While her citation count reflects a niche but impactful area, her research bridges engineering, psychology, and safety science, offering valuable insights for students and practitioners in maritime human factors. Clemente’s efforts highlight the importance of adapting cognitive theories to real-world safety challenges, making her a notable voice in the ongoing effort to make harbor navigation safer and more efficient.
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