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Original Research Article

October 22, 2025


Planning Optimal Refloating Plan to Minimize Ground Reaction Force and Refloating Cost
Min-jun Kim, Seung-ho Ham
J. Ocean Eng. Technol.. 2025;39(5):489-502.

Stranding accidents are a frequent occurrence in domestic waters, often resulting in significant economic losses and marine pollution. The primary objective of this study is to develop an optimization program for refloating plans that minimizes both the ground reaction force on the ship and the overall operational cost. The developed...

Original Research Article

October 17, 2025


Design and Application of a Physics-Informed Machine Learning Model for Salinity Prediction in the Nakdong River Estuary
Su Hong Min, Jihoon Kang, Jung-Sung Yoon
J. Ocean Eng. Technol.. 2025;39(5):503-511.

This paper proposes a hybrid framework to predict salinity in the Nakdong River Estuary by combining physics-based modeling with machine learning. Motivated by the increasing complexity in salinity intrusion owing...

Original Research Article

October 24, 2025


Assessment of Potential Storm Surge Hazards Using the Probabilistic Synthetic Typhoon Ensemble: The Western Coast Nuclear Power Plant Site in Korea
Hyeon-Jeong Kim, Taegeon Hwang, Byung-Il Min, Minjang Seo, Woo-Dong Lee
J. Ocean Eng. Technol.. 2025;39(5):512-521.

This study assesses the potential storm surge hazards at the Hanbit Nuclear Power Plant (HNPP) site on the western coast of Korea using 33 synthetic typhoons generated by the tropical...

Original Research Article

October 22, 2025


Analysis of Correction Factor Differences in Floating Offshore Wind Turbine Systems: Comparison Between Platform-Only and Fully Coupled Models
Ho-seong Yang, Ali Alkhabbaz, Young-Ho Lee
J. Ocean Eng. Technol.. 2025;39(5):522-533.

Floating offshore wind turbine systems are increasingly being used in deep-sea environments, where accurate predictions of platform motion responses are essential for safe and efficient design. This study evaluated the...
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