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Organization profile
Organisation profile
The Institute of Ocean Technology and Marine Affairs (IOTMA) was established on August 1, 2006. The mission of the IOTMA is to provide leadership and capability in ocean and coastal management of contemporary problems and public service through distinguished teaching, research, and outreach programs. We offer Master’s and Doctoral degrees that focus on governance issues for both coastal and oceanic environments. The IOTMA fosters comprehensive, long term and proactive approaches to ocean technology, marine policy and ocean and coastal management. It also promotes interdisciplinary education, scientific research and public service. Curriculum options of IOTMA utilize the comprehensive course of scientific, management, and ocean policy and law across the university and within our institute.
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Taiwan
Agriculture & Biology
Solitons
Engineering & Materials Science
Water waves
Engineering & Materials Science
sea surface temperature
Earth & Environmental Sciences
fishery
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Breakwaters
Engineering & Materials Science
Water
Engineering & Materials Science
Wavelet transforms
Engineering & Materials Science
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Profiles
Projects 2005 2018
- 67 Finished
陸源/非陸源物質在高輸砂量之河-海輸運系統中的宿命整合研究 (Ⅸ)-子計畫：臺灣海峽鋒面系統對懸浮物質輸送之長期變動
17-08-01 → 18-07-31
Project: Research project
Research Output 1992 2019
Beyond sectoral management: Enhancing Taiwan's coastal management framework through a new dedicated law
Chen, C-L., Lee, T. C. & Liu, C. H., 2019 Mar 1, In : Ocean and Coastal Management. 169, p. 157-164 8 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
coastal zone management
Taiwan
coastal zone
momentum
renewable energy sources
Not out of sight but out of mind: Developing a multi-criteria evaluation structure for green fishery harbors
Chen, C-L., Chuang, Y. C., Lee, T. C., Liu, C. H. & Yang, C. L., 2019 Feb 1, In : Marine Policy. 100, p. 324-331 8 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
harbor
fishery
fisheries
evaluation
hygiene
Risk assessment model based on expert's perspective for ballast water management
Cheng, M., Liu, T-K., Olenin, S. & Su, P. X., 2019 Apr 1, In : Ocean and Coastal Management. 171, p. 80-86 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
ballast water
water management
risk assessment
vessel
aquatic organisms