GIS-Based Site Analysis of an Optimal Offshore Wind Farm for Minimizing Coastal Disasters

Ryu, Geon Hwa; Kim, Hyun-Su; Kim, Young-Gon; Chon, Kyung-Hee; Joo, Joon Young; Moon, Chae-Joo

doi:10.2112/jcr-si114-050.1

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“…The second is tsunami. It is undersea crustal movement caused by geological activities such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or submarine landslides, which can generate massive waves and cause severe damage to marine construction [39,41] . The effective wave height in near-shore waters is usually greater than 2.5 meters.…”

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Trend Analysis of Marine Construction Disaster Prevention Based on Text Mining: Evidence from China

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Global climate change has led to frequent natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes, making offshore construction risky. In this paper, high-level papers from the Web of Science (WoS) were searched, and critical terms were identified and categorized using text-mining techniques. To ensure the resilience and safety of marine structures, we discuss the challenges of marine clays, marine eco-civilization construction, and disaster prevention databases. The recommendations presented provide valuable insights for engineers, researchers, and other stakeholders involved in marine construction projects.

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