January 3, 2005
Typhoon and Storm Surges
The Fifteenth (2005) ISOPE Seoul Conference
COEX Convention Center, Seoul, June 19-24
The Coastal Hazards Warning System Based on the Operational Wave and Storm Surge Models
Yeh, S P, National Cheng Kung University; Lee, B C, Huafan University; Doong, D J, Kao, C C, National Cheng Kung University; Kuo, C L, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan-China
Hindcasting of Storm Surges in Korea by Typhoon 0314 (Maemi)
Kawai, H, Port and Airport Research Institute, Japan; Kim, D S, Korea Maritime University; Kang, Y K, Samsung Corp, Korea; Tomita, T, Hiraishi, T, Port and Airport Research Institute, Japan
Storm Surge Resonance during the Passage of Typhoon "Maemi"
Kang, Y Q, Pukyong National University, Korea
Application of Numerical Simulation and Correlation Method in Calculating Storm Surge Elevation with Certain Return Years
Wang, X Q, Ocean University of China, China
Estimation of Storm Surge Caused by Typhoon 0315 (Maemi) in Masan Bay, Korea
Kang, S W, Jun, K C, Korea Ocean R&D Institute, Korea
Response of Narugashima Beach to Severe Storm Caused by Typhoon No.10 2003
Arimitsu, T, Kansai Electric Power; Deguchi, I, Araki, S, Osaka University; Japan; Zhang, Y Z, Nanjing University, China
Characteristics of the Storm Surge and High Waves in Coast Area of the Southeast Korea during the Typhoon Maemi
Ryu, C R, Yoon, H S, Pukyong National University, Korea
Coastal Water Level Variation due to Storm Surges at Busan Harbor
Lee, J W, Korea Maritime University; Kwon, S H, Busan Port Authority; Kim, K M, Korea Maritime University, Korea
Mitigation of Abnormally High Storm Surge at Tosa Bay by Construction of Breakwater
Shibaki, H, ECOH Corp; Kim, J I, GeoSystem Research Corp; Tanabe, M, Kochi Ports and Airport Construction, Japan
The final ISOPE-2005 Seoul conference program of 91 sessions and the updates are being posted on www.isope.org.