In-Chul Kim

Assistant Professor

Pusan National University

South Korea

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In-Chul Kim is an Assistant Professor at Pukyong National University in South Korea. His research focuses on ocean wave prediction, wave transformation, and the application of nonlinear mild-slope equation models. His recent articles explore various aspects of wave dynamics, including real-time prediction methods and the impact of wave breaking on energy dissipation.

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James Kaihatu

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Texas A&M University

UNITED STATES

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Vincent Leroy

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FRANCE

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Yves PERIGNON

CNRS

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Articles (9)

Consistent nonlinear mild-slope equation models for wide-angle water waves transformation

A real-time wave prediction in directional wave fields: Strategies for accurate continuous prediction in time

Numerical and experimental investigation on deterministic prediction of ocean surface wave and wave excitation force

Real-time phase-resolved ocean wave prediction in directional wave fields: Second-order Lagrangian wave models

Application of a Consistent Nonlinear Mild-Slope Equation Model to Random Wave Propagation and Dissipation

A simplified consistent nonlinear mild-slope equation model for random waves propagation and dissipation

Real-time phase-resolved ocean wave prediction in directional wave fields: Enhanced algorithm and experimental validation

A Modified Frequency Distribution Function of Wave‐Breaking‐Induced Energy Dissipation

A consistent nonlinear mild-slope equation model

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James Kaihatu

Vincent Leroy

Yves PERIGNON

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