| 英文摘要 |
The global utilization of marine resources is increasing, and marine pollution incidents around the world are still emerging one after another. In order to improve the ability of our country's port areas to deal with oil pollution, this research aims to identify the assessment indicators of the oil pollution emergency operating procedures from the view of port marine oil pollution prevention, incident handling and post-disaster recovery. To comprehensively identify the key elements oil pollution assessment indicators for Taiwan's international commercial port, this study standardizes and considers classic cases with marine oil pollution-related laws and regulations. Moreover, literature review, case comparison analysis, Grey Relation Analysis (GRA), Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) and Importance–Performance Analysis (IPA) were also conducted in this study. The results indicate that prevention and incident handling were perceived as the improvement items in the short term. Furthermore, "emergency response team" and "integration of specialized agencies and units" were treated as the most important indicators for oil pollution assessment. The findings could be used in the direction of oil pollution emergency response plans in our country's port areas. |