SUPPORTNUMMER FÜR DIE KRYPTO-COM-WALLET

Research Keywords: Coastal Hydrodynamics, Sediment Transport, Numerical Modelling(CFD), Tsunamis/Storm Surges, Turbulent Mixing in the Nearshore, Oil Spill Modelling

• CHL always welcome prospective Ph.D/MS students! Coastal Hydrodynamics Lab. is seeking a new, motivated MS/Ph.D student who will work on research topics such as nearshore hydrodynamics, coastal processes, coastal hazards(storm surges/tsunamis) and sediment transport. Please contact Dr.Son at sson(at)korea(dot)ac(dot)kr if you are interested.

• CHL attended AGU Fall Meeting 2023 at San Francisco, US CHL members (Dr. Hwang, Junsu and Sehyuk) attended AGU Fall Meeting 2023 held at San Francisco, US. Sehyuk, a master student gave a talk on his topic of storm surge modelling and Sooncheol and Junsu presented their works in the poster session. They've really enjoyed memorable time in San Francisco Bay area.  

• Summer retreat to Jungseon/Samcheok CHL headed for Samcheok and Jungseon province to have a 2-day summer break. Our itinerary included exploring the Tsunami Prevention Safety Tower and the beach area in Samcheok. This allowed us to immerse ourselves in both field experiences and relaxation. As the day turned to night, we found comfort in a cozy cabin where we enjoyed a delightful BBQ evening. This excursion provided yet another unforgettable memory, filled with joyful moments and a lot of fun!  

• Winter retreat to Naerincheon CHL had a retreat to Naerincheon, the upper reaches of the Han River during 2023 winter break. Along the way, we stopped at several dams to take in the scenery. During the retreat, lab members participated in a variety of activities, including seminars, hiking along the Birch Forest, relaxing in the Naerincheon trail, and enjoying a barbecue at night. We had a great time, and it was the perfect way to recharge before the upcoming spring semester.  

• CHL attended ICCE 2022 at Sydney CHL members (Prof. Son, Sooncheol, Xiaojuan and Asrini) attended 37th International Conference on Coastal Engineering (ICCE) 2022 held at Sydney, Austraila. Soonchel and Xiaojuan gave a talk on their research output and Asrini presented her research in the poster session. We've mingled with other renowned experts over the interesting topics, and enjoyed the beauty of waterfront area at Sydney.  

• Congrats Dr. Hwang! The first Ph.D alumnus of CHL. Soonchel has successfully defended his dissertation entitled "Immersive and Interactive Multi-physics Modeling of Coastal Hazards" on 30. Nov. 2022. His research highly focused on the emerging technology in the wave modelling. Congrats Dr. Hwang for your success in Ph.D journey and wish the best for your future career as a professional.  

• 2022 Field trip to Incheon New Port Construction! As a part of UG class outreach (ACEE348 Coastal Diaster Modelling), UG students and CHL members have visited the construction site of Incheon New Port. The project is 4-year long work aiming at the seawall construction composed of cassion-type seawall. It was not only a great opportunity to feel directly the giant cassion and its manufacturing process, but also a sort of refreshment.  

• KU Hydro-Engineering Catalogue available ! KU Hydro-Engineering Catalogue is now available for downloading. It is offered in Korean as of now, and English version will be provided soon. The catalogue contains all the informations on KU Hydro-Engineering such as what we are doing, how you can earn the degree, who have been a member and etc. We hope that this information help you get familiar with us. Click the thumbnail below to download it!  

• Special Issue on "Advances in Nearshore Hydrodynamics Research"
  Journal of Marine Science and Engineering [IF 2.033] had published a Special Issue focusing on Advances in Nearshore Hydrodynamics Research. This issue was first proposed and handled by Dr. Son and totally 5 papers were published successfully.
  
  

• International Workshop on Advanced Technology in Coastal Engineering We had successfully hold "International Workshop on Advanced Technology in Coastal Engineering" on Oct. 11, 2019 at Korea University. Prof. Patrick Lynett( Univ. of Southern California), Dr. Marcel van Gent( Deltares), Prof. Tso-Ren Wu( National Central University), Prof. Sungwon Shin( Hanyang Univ.) and Dr. Byoungjoon Na( Korea Univ.) gave talks on interesting front-line topics such as tsunami hazards, climate change adaptions, non-Newtonian flow modelling, wave breaking in the workshop. Thanks all the participants!