Sangyoung Son

Associate Professor

Korea University

South Korea

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Dr. Sangyoung Son is an Associate Professor at Korea University in South Korea. His research focuses on numerical modeling of environmental processes, particularly relating to coastal and atmospheric interactions, storm surges, and tropical cyclones. Recent publications include studies on scalar transport in nearshore flows, boundary interactions in extreme rainfall, and tsunami dynamics. He employs advanced computational techniques, including GPU acceleration and machine learning, to enhance predictive models in his field.

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Timu W. Gallien

UNITED STATES

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Hajime Mase

Kyoto University

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Yeulwoo Kim

Assistant Professor

Pusan National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Articles (14)

A GPU-accelerated numerical model for nearshore scalar transport by dispersive shallow water flows

Unraveling Atmosphere and Surface Boundary Interactions Behind Extreme Tropical Rainfall: A Case Study in Indonesia Using Fully Coupled Atmosphere‐Hydrology Simulations

A Study on Key Determinants in Enhancing Storm Surges Along the Coast: Interplay Between Tropical Cyclone Motion and Coastal Geometry

Understanding Tidal Jet Vortices Over Complex Bathymetry via Numerical Modeling and Drone Observation: Match and Mismatch in the Vortex Dynamics Under Idealized and Realistic Topographic Settings

An efficient HLL-based scheme for capturing contact-discontinuity in scalar transport by shallow water flow

Statistical analysis of tsunamis from multiple faults’ sequential failure with different time intervals and geographical layouts

Near real-time predictions of tropical cyclone trajectory and intensity in the northwestern Pacific Ocean using echo state network

Probabilistic Assessment of Delayed Multi-fault Rupture Effect on Maximum Tsunami Runup along the East Coast of Korea

Adaptive third order Adams-Bashforth time integration for extended Boussinesq equations

Prediction of atmospheric motion vectors around typhoons using generative adversarial network

Modeling of Accidental Oil Spills at Different Phases of LNG Terminal Construction

An analytical and numerical study of a vertically discretized multi-paddle wavemaker for generating free surface and internal waves

Quantitative assessment of inundation risks from physical contributors associated with future storm surges: a case study of Typhoon Maemi (2003)

Assessment of uncertainties in projecting future changes to extreme storm surge height depending on future SST and greenhouse gas concentration scenarios

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Timu W. Gallien

Hajime Mase

Yeulwoo Kim

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