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Yunseon Choe, Hyeonuk Kim, Cheol Huh, Choong-Ki Kim, Meang-Ik Cho and Hyuek-Jin Choi
Recovery modeling and countermeasures for oil spilled at sea have been extensively researched, but research remains insufficient on recovery potential estimation methods. It is required to access the mechanical recovery potential by considering the relat...
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Byung C. Jung, Yun-Ho Shin, Sang Hyuk Lee, Young Cheol Huh and Hyunseok Oh
For model verification and validation (V & V) in computational mechanics, a hypothesis test for the validity check (HTVC) is useful, in particular, with a limited number of experimental data. However, HTVC does not address how type I and II errors ca...
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Hyeonuk Kim, Yunseon Choe and Cheol Huh
Ability to estimate the recovery potential of countermeasures is vital in establishing a rational response solution for oil spills at sea. This requires estimation of how much oil can be recovered and the determination of the rational quantities and oper...
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Kwangu Kang, Youngkyun Seo, Daejun Chang, Seong-Gil Kang and Cheol Huh
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