Artificial developments such as dams and harbors can cause serious beach problems by blocking sediment drift from the river. These problems alter the sediment budget, which in turn can lead to lo ... Read More

In offshore wind turbine foundation construction, the seabed settlement induced by pile driving and structural self-weight occurs concurrently with local scour driven by tidal currents, directly ... Read More

Anthropogenic activities such as urban development, waterfront expansion, and large-scale land reclamation increasingly disrupt sediment dynamics in rivers, estuaries, and coastal zones. These di ... Read More

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted revised Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) performance standards that support the operational use of S-100-based hyd ... Read More

Digital-twin (DT) technology provides a data-driven framework for reproducing complex coastal processes with high spatiotemporal fidelity. In this study, we develop an integrated geospatial digit ... Read More

In this study, we focused on developing a new equation for predicting the initial wave amplitude induced by submarine landslides, based on a smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) model that consi ... Read More

In this study, we examine how tides affect potential storm surge hazards at the Hanbit Nuclear Power Plant on Korea’s west coast, a macrotidal region characterized by large tidal ranges. Using ... Read More

Radiostrontium isotopes (89Sr and 90Sr) are important indicators for assessing radioactive contamination and radionuclide transport in marine environments. However, their determination in seawate ... Read More

Radioactive cesium, particularly Cs-137, poses a long-term environmental and health risk owing to its long half-life and high solubility and mobility in aquatic environments. To enable efficient ... Read More

The real-time monitoring of marine radioactivity is essential for rapid response to radiological events, particularly in Korean coastal waters influenced by radionuclide transport from the Fukush ... Read More

Extreme weather events, such as torrential rainfall, are becoming increasingly frequent owing to global warming; thus, developing new technologies for levee reinforcement and maintenance is essen ... Read More

Driven by the increasing need for coastal protection under climate change and the growing demand for renewable energy, integrated concepts that combine coastal protection with wave energy harvest ... Read More