Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5473985 | Ocean & Coastal Management | 2017 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
According to the paper by Wei et al. (2014), the assumption of the search and rescue (SAR) bases of Chinese patrol vessels does not conform to the current reality. This renders the probability distribution of Chinese patrol vessels in the South China Sea to be inaccurate; The selection of the count and speed of Chinese patrol vessels does not conform to the current reality either, which results in incorrect calculation results of the SAR time. Given the aforementioned issues, the temporal accessibility model in the paper should be improved, and the conclusions should be adjusted accordingly.
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Authors
Nuo Wang, Wan-Ni Lin, Nuan Wu, Nan-Qi Song, Zhong-Bo Liu,