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With the rapid development of international trade and the fast growth of port freight volumes, the risk of ship pollution in marine areas has significantly increased. Frequent ship pollution accidents seriously endanger marine ecosystems and are extremely unfavorable to economic development and marine environmental protection. In this study, we investigate the results of emergency responses after ship pollution accidents and analyze the factors affecting a successful emergency response. A Bayesian network model of the emergency response results of ship pollution is established, and the emergency response results of ship pollution accidents in the example of Zhoushan Port are analyzed. Based on the analysis, suggestions for strengthening the emergency preparedness of Zhoushan Port are proposed. We believe that the results of this are beneficial for improving ship pollution risk management and decision making, and that they have practical significance for marine environmental protection.

Effects of Preparedness on Successful Emergency Response to Ship Accident Pollution Using a Bayesian Network