Tuba Keçeci

Tuba Keçeci serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Basic Sciences at Istanbul Technical University, where she conducts critical research at the intersection of maritime safety, human factors engineering, and decision-making methodologies. Her work addresses systemic challenges in global shipping operations including accident prevention, crew well-being, and sustainable maritime practices through rigorous quantitative analysis.

Dr. Keçeci specializes in developing innovative safety frameworks such as the SHARE technique for root cause analysis of ship accidents and applying fuzzy logic systems (Fuzzy AHP, QFD) to evaluate energy efficiency measures and social sustainability models. Her investigations into human error probability during watchkeeping and crew burnout syndromes provide actionable insights for improving maritime labor conditions and operational safety standards across the industry.

Analysis of her 2022-2024 publications reveals concentrated efforts on digital transformation in maritime logistics, social sustainability frameworks, and human error reduction strategies. Her work consistently integrates advanced quantitative approaches to tackle complex operational challenges, demonstrating clear progression toward evidence-based solutions for contemporary maritime industry problems.

Dr. Keçeci has secured and led three major research projects: "Bodrum Boğazı Deniz Trafiğinin Seyir Emniyeti Açısından Değerlendirilmesine Yönelik Bir Yaklaşım Önerisi" (2022-2024), "ARKTİK SULARDA GEMİ KAZASI İNCELEMESİNDE KULLANILACAK BİR KÖK SEBEP ANALİZİ YAKLAŞIMI ÖNERİSİ" (2021-2022), and "Development of Standard Accident/Incident Analysis Forms" (2018-2020). She has supervised at least one graduate student as documented in her academic profile.

No scientific awards or honors are documented in the available information for Dr. Keçeci.