Aims and Scope
Aims and Scope of ELRINA
Aim ELRINA:
The Journal of Electrical, Marine, and Its Application (ELRINA) is dedicated to the publication of high-quality, peer-reviewed research and review articles that cover a wide array of topics related to electrical engineering, electro marine technologies, marine informatics, and marine technologies. As an open-access journal, ELRINA aims to provide global visibility for innovative research, encouraging the free exchange of knowledge and fostering international collaboration. Unlike traditional journals, ELRINA does not impose constraints on article length or thematic significance, allowing authors to fully explore their research findings. Instead, the primary criteria for publication are the scientific rigor, originality, and relevance of the research. By not restricting its scope to a specific discipline, ELRINA promotes interdisciplinary research, encouraging novel insights that connect the fields of electrical engineering and maritime technologies.
Scope ELRINA:
The scope of ELRINA encompasses the following major research areas, all of which are essential to the advancement of electrical and marine technologies:
- Electrical Engineering
- Topics in this area include the application of electrical engineering principles to the maritime industry. Key themes include:
- Power Systems and Power Engineering for marine applications
- Renewable Energy Sources and Hybrid Systems used in maritime environments
- Energy Management and Conservation in marine systems
- Control Systems, Intelligent Systems, and Automation in marine vessels
- Machine Learning and Optimal Control for marine electrical systems
- Protection Systems for electrical installations aboard ships and offshore platforms
- Electromarine
- This field focuses on the integration of electrical and electronic technologies in the marine environment. Key topics include:
- Electrical systems in marine biology and environmental monitoring
- Electronics applications in marine navigation and communications
- Offshore Power Engineering, including offshore wind and marine energy projects
- Blue Energy and its potential for sustainable marine power generation
- Marine Diagnostics and Instrumentation for monitoring marine vessels and systems
- Electric Ship Systems, including propulsion, energy storage, and management systems for ships
- Marine Informatics
- This area explores the intersection of information technology and marine science, including:
- Marine Digital Signal Processing and its applications for marine communications
- Intelligent Marine Informatics, focusing on data analytics, and decision-making algorithms
- Computer-Aided Marine Systems for ship design, operation, and management
- Educational Computer-Based Programs aimed at enhancing marine informatics knowledge and skillsets
- Marine Technology
- Research in this area addresses technological advancements used in the maritime industry, including:
- Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and Submarine Operated Vehicles (SOVs)
- Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) for exploration, surveying, and research
- Sensor Technologies and Command Systems used for maritime applications, such as SEWACO (Sensor, Weapon, and Command) systems
- Maritime Communication, Radar Systems, and Navigation technologies
- Development of Submersible Equipment for underwater operations
Conclusion:
ELRINA's commitment to a broad and inclusive research agenda enables it to cover critical topics in both electrical engineering and maritime technologies. With its emphasis on interdisciplinary research and innovation, ELRINA serves as a premier platform for scholarly exploration in fields that are vital to the global maritime industry. The journal seeks to promote groundbreaking research and development across various aspects of electrical and marine systems, pushing the boundaries of technological progress while contributing to the sustainability and efficiency of maritime industries worldwide. Through this approach, ELRINA aims to not only advance academic knowledge but also to have a tangible impact on the practical applications in the maritime sector.