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  <dc:title>KinaviAccident-8293</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>KinaviAccident-8293 is a large-scale, structured global maritime accident dataset compiled from official investigation reports issued by 89 countries/regions, covering 8,293 accidents from 1912&amp;ndash;2025. It provides 63 standardized fields per record, combining core metadata (date, location, vessel and accident type), casualty and loss outcomes, and rich narrative annotations such as brief/full summaries, lessons learned, recommendations, and detailed causal content (root causes, human/technical/environmental/organizational factors, causal chains, and timelines). The release includes a full multi-modal pipeline from original PDFs to parsed Markdown and structured JSON/CSV, along with Python scripts for statistics, quality assessment, and visualization; reported data quality is Grade A overall (91.8%) with high completeness for critical fields. Designed for statistical analysis, risk assessment, safety research, knowledge-graph construction, and ML/LLM applications (including SFT-ready formatting), the derived dataset is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0, with ongoing updates noted through June 2025 (last updated 2026-02-03).</dc:description>
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  <dc:creator>Ruolan Zhang</dc:creator>
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