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William Gomez Pretel

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Korea Maritime Institute

South Korea

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William Gomez Pretel is a Professor at the Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology in South Korea. His research focuses on maritime cultural landscapes, underwater archaeology, and the impacts of climate change on heritage sites. Recent publications include analyses of shipwrecks in the Western Caribbean, methods for preserving underwater cultural heritage, and assessments of historical maritime surveys.

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Moonsoo Jeong

Korea Maritime and Ocean University

SOUTH KOREA

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Reassessing sixteenth and seventeenth century written accounts of hurricanes in the North Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea

Maritime Cultural Landscapes of the Colombian Caribbean: Community Perspectives and Collective Memory

The Arctic Operational Environment: Structural Constraints on the Search and Rescue Operation for Sir John Franklin (1850–1851)

USS Enterprise at Chemulpo (1883-1884): The Krakatoa Winter and the Earliest American Naval Burial in Korea

Reassessing Atlantic basin hurricanes from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries using Spanish colonial archives

Climate Change Impacts on UNESCO Heritage: Assessing Sea-Level Rise and Coastal Erosion at Fort San Juan de Manzanillo (1854–2023), Cartagena de Indias

Shipwrecks, Hurricanes, and A British Hydrographic Survey: Reconstructing Cartagena de India’s Nineteenth-Century Maritime Cultural Landscape

The Introduction of American Naval Ordnance in the Caribbean Sea in the Late Modern Period: Operational dimensions and American expansion

Mapping the Unknown: Early Nineteenth Century Hydrographic Surveys in the Archipelago of San Andres, Old Providence, and Santa Catalina (Western Caribbean)- A GIS Cartographic Assessment

Shipwrecks in the Western Caribbean: Archipelago of San Andres, Old Providence, and Santa Catalina: Between Narratives and Hurricanes

Preserving Sunken Military Vessels as Underwater Cultural Heritage in Colombia: Legal Challenges and Prospects for the USS Kearsarge Wreck Site

Combining Historical, Remote-Sensing, and Photogrammetric Data to Estimate the Wreck Site of the USS Kearsarge

Shipwrecks on Roncador Cay, the Caribbean Sea and Their Relationship with Hurricanes, 1492-1920

Underwater Archaeology in Colombia: Between Commercial Salvage and Science

Shipwreck in the Caribbean Sea: Analysis in the Loss of the U.S.S. Kearsarge-Roncador Cay, Colombia (1894)

Colombian Navy and its contribution to the United Nations Forces in the Korean War(1951∼1955)

Security risks to offshore oil & gas platforms and units in the Colombian Caribbean Sea/ Riesgos de seguridad física de plataformas y unidades offshore oil & gas en el mar Caribe colombiano

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