Rock Fishing and Incident Analysis: Increasing Insight
summary
Government coroner data shows 164 drownings (2004–2018) and five coded causes (inexperience, overtopping waves, slips/falls, freak waves, unknown), a mandate to cut deaths 50% leads to a life jacket mandate that researchers show will miss key risks. A naturalistic study using naturalistic decision making interviews with fishers (half with 3+ years) reveals site familiarity matters, weather warnings are too coarse, survival tactic is to swim away and prevention comes from cleats/spikes and fishing-with-others — actionable alternatives to the mandate.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22A Scenario
- 3:12Rock Fishing
- 4:05The government perspective
- 5:59Decision making in the real world
- 7:44A mix of qualitative and quantitative
- 9:23The fisher perspective
- 13:55Experts managing safety
- 16:29Multiple Perspectives
- 21:57Questions to ask
- 27:05References
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