Seongpil Cho

Assistant Professor

Korea Aerospace University

South Korea

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Seongpil Cho is an Assistant Professor at Korea Aerospace University in South Korea. His research areas encompass deep learning applications in oceanography, dynamic positioning systems, and fault diagnosis in renewable energy technologies, particularly floating wind turbines. His recent publications include studies on underwater explosions, electrified ferry designs, and innovative concepts for ocean nuclear power plants.

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Hee Jin Kang

Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering

SOUTH KOREA

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Minjoo Choi

Assistant Professor

Korea Maritime and Ocean University

SOUTH KOREA

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Wave height classification via deep learning using monoscopic ocean videos

Dynamical Sliding Mode Control for Robust Dynamic Positioning Systems of FPSO Vessels

Fault Classification of a Blade Pitch System in a Floating Wind Turbine Based on a Recurrent Neural Network

Fault detection and diagnosis of a blade pitch system in a floating wind turbine based on Kalman filters and artificial neural networks

Study on a Fully Electrified Car Ferry Design Powered by Removable Battery Systems Considering Domestic Coastal Environment

Experimental and numerical investigations of near-field underwater explosions

A new design concept for ocean nuclear power plants using tension leg platform

Numerical modeling of the hydraulic blade pitch actuator in a spar‐type floating wind turbine considering fault conditions and their effects on global dynamic responses

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Hee Jin Kang

Minjoo Choi

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