Current Issue
In this edition, there are 10 articles, authors by researchers from Marine Electrical Engineering and Automation Engineering at the Surabaya Shipbuilding Polytechnic Institute, Indonesia. And overseas from Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering, National Chung Hsing University, taiwan.
Articles
Journal of Marine Electrical and Electronic Technology
| Title | : Journal of Electrical, Marine and Its Application |
| Initial | : ELRINA |
| Frequency | : 2 Issues Per Year |
| Submit | : January(Volume1) & August(Volume2) |
| Review | : February(Volume1) & September(Volume2) |
| Publish | : March(Volume1) & October(Volume2) |
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| Editor-in-chief | : Aulia Rahma Annisa, S.ST., M.T. |
| Publisher | :Associate Degree Marine Electrical Engineering, Shipbuilding Institute of Polytechnic Surabaya |
| Address | : Jl. Teknik Kimia, Keputih, Kec. Sukolilo, Kota Surabaya, Jawa Timur 60111 |
| : elrina.journal@ppns.ac.id | |
| Indexing | : Google Scholar, Moraref |
The Journal of Electrical, Marine, and Its Application (ELRINA) is an open-access peer-reviewed journal. ELRINA invites scientists and engineers from around the world to share and disseminate both theoretical and practical topics. These topics encompass four main research areas, including but not limited to: Electrical, Electro Marine, Marine Informatics, and Marine Technology. To undergo the initial review, papers must be submitted in English by editors and subsequently reviewed by a minimum of two experts. Our aim is to uphold and enhance the journal's standards of excellence, visibility, and overall development. We aspire to achieve indexing in Scopus and the Web of Science within the next year while continually improving the quality and visibility of our articles.
Submitted papers must be original and not have been presented or published previously. Submission to this journal implies that the paper is not under consideration elsewhere or in review by any other publication. We follow strict ethical guidelines and subject all articles to a comprehensive evaluation process to maintain the highest publishing standards. The ELRINA team rigorously assesses the suitability and originality of manuscripts for publication.
ELRINA’s mission is not only to publish outstanding research, but to also contribute actively to the growth of the maritime industry. It aims to provide a platform where researchers, practitioners, and industry stakeholders can collaborate to advance cutting-edge solutions in marine systems, including electric ships, offshore power generation, and renewable marine energy. Furthermore, the journal recognizes the growing importance of interdisciplinary research and emphasizes the cross-pollination of ideas between various technological domains, fostering innovation that addresses the evolving needs of the global maritime sector.
By fostering a holistic and interdisciplinary approach, ELRINA brings together research from electrical, marine, and computing domains, providing a forum for diverse perspectives. The journal's continuous goal is to enhance visibility, foster collaboration, and promote groundbreaking innovations that contribute to a more sustainable and technologically advanced maritime industry worldwide.
