ISSN: 2661-3158 (Online) Email: nass-sms@nassg.org Follow the journal: | Aims and Scope Sustainable Marine Structures aims to provides a medium for the publication of latest original research papers that offers a rapid review and publication that freely disseminates research findings in the areas of Marine Structures Mechanics, Coastal Monitoring and Forecasting and more. The journal also focuses on the issues of limiting human-caused damage to marine ecosystems from the development of ocean and coastal areas and on the utilization and conservation of ocean resources. The scope of the papers in this journal includes, but is not limited to:
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Welcome to be our Guest Editors！ |
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Sustainable Marine Structures is seeking potential guest editors, whether this is your first editorial experience or you already have excellent organizational experience. Our editorial team will be on hand to support you and make your experience more positive. We hope to increase the visibility of SMS while being able to publish research that provides leading momentum on a variety of topical issues in sustainable ocean research. We look forward to hearing from qualified researchers who are interested in this exciting opportunity to contribute to the field of sustainable ocean structures. You can become a Guest Editor in two ways:
Those wishing to guest edit a Special Issue should submit a proposal to the editorial office at: Nass-sms@nassg.org.
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Vol 5, No 1 (2023): In progress
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Jing Wang, Yu Zhou Article ID: 804 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36956/sms.v5i1.804 Views - 20 (Abstract) PDF - 10 (Download) Abstract: In order to accurately predict the on-wave resistance and responses to hull motions of ships in actual sea conditions, the k-ε method of the RNG model is adopted on the basis of the unsteady RANS method. The twoformula turbulence model deals with the viscous flow, the VOF method captures the free...
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Do Thi Thu Huong, Do Gia Khanh, Nguyen Van Thao, Lan Dinh Tran Article ID: 812 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36956/sms.v5i1.812 Views - 6 (Abstract) PDF - 4 (Download) Abstract:The environmental impact of coastal sand mining activities in Hai Phong city was assessed using ten proposed sustainable criteria for socioeconomic development, and ecological and environmental protection. These ten criteria were developed by the analysis of the DynamicsPressure-State-Impact-Respons...
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Editorial
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Eugen Victor-Cristian Rusu Article ID: 822 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36956/sms.v5i1.822 Views - 23 (Abstract) PDF - 12 (Download) |
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