March 2025 - 235 articles
In the absence of in situ data, remote sensing becomes one of the most effective methods for analyzing the hydrodynamics of a basin. In the Gulf of Corinth, the lack of in situ information was addressed using 14 years of satellite data from the Coper...
The systematic morphometric analyses of submarine mud volcanoes are widespread yet still poorly understood geological features. Our study reveals that submarine mud volcanoes show significant variability in size and geometry, independent of water dep...
The fishing sector is a key component of the European Blue Economy, contributing to economic growth, food security, and employment. However, it faces sustainability challenges, including overfishing, biodiversity loss, and climate change impacts. Thi...
This study presents a comprehensive investigation into multi-directional fatigue damage characteristics of fixed offshore wind turbine tower roots through comparative analysis using FAST (3.5.0) and Bladed (4.3) software platforms. The research metho...
The investigation of the wake field and nominal wake fraction in shallow water is critical for understanding ship hydrodynamics in confined environments. While extensive research has been conducted on deep water wake behavior, limited studies have ad...
Oceanic fronts delineate the boundaries between distinct water masses within the ocean, typically marked by shifts in weather patterns and the generation of oceanic circulation. These fronts are identified in research on intelligent oceanic front det...
Despite advancements in direct sensing technologies, accurately capturing complex wave–structure interactions remain a significant challenge in ship and ocean engineering. Ensuring the safety and reliability of floating structures requires prec...
Underwater wireless sensor networks (UWSNs) widely used for maritime object detection or for monitoring of oceanic parameters that plays vital role prediction of tsunami to life-cycle of marine species by deploying sensor nodes at random locations. H...
Estuarine benthos, among other lifeforms of interest to water quality, can be sensitive to size-distributed suspended cohesive flocs. In such a context, tide-dependent floc mass distributions in the Tamar Estuary in the UK are revisited. At the field...
The number of studies on submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) and the evidence of its significance in biogeochemical cycling and potential impacts on the chemical and ecological status of coastal waters is increasing globally. Here, we briefly prese...
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