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Xin Zhang, Kejian Wu, Rui Li, Dongze Li, Shuai Zhang, Ruyan Zhang, Shuo Li and Xianghui Dong
The investigation of the propagation of swells throughout the ocean has long been a subject of significant interest in physical oceanography. This paper investigates the interannual variability of the Pacific swell pools and examines the factors contribu...
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Gi-Won Shin, Jae-Hyeon Kim, Sun-Hee Lee, In-Young Bang, Ji-Hwan Kim, Yeon-Soo Park, Hee-Tae Kwon, Woo-Jae Kim and Gi-Ching Kwon
Upon reentering the Earth?s atmosphere from space, a reentry vehicle becomes enshrouded in an ionization layer. This layer is known as the reentry plasma sheath and is caused by aerodynamic heating. Owing to the oscillation of charged particles in the re...
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Riku Kubota, Jin Kashiwada and Yasuo Nihei
In recent years, large-scale heavy rainfall disasters have occurred frequently in several parts of the world. Therefore, a quantitative approach to understanding how buildings are damaged during floods is necessary to develop appropriate flood-resistant ...
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Nicola Ghirardi, Mariano Bresciani, Gary Free, Monica Pinardi, Rossano Bolpagni and Claudia Giardino
The improvement of effective remote sensing-based approaches to map macrophyte features can provide a baseline of adequate spatiotemporal resolution for 21st century monitoring applications equipped to play a prominent role in the context of medium?large...
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Kang Woo Chun, Myongho Kim and Jae-Jung Hur
As regulations on emissions from ships become stricter worldwide, new propulsion systems and the use of eco-friendly fuel are being introduced as alternative solutions. Therefore, many studies on electric propulsion systems using various power sources ar...
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