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Zhang, M., 2020. The traditional settlement and architectural space form of Hainan based on marine climate. In: Li, L. and Huang, X. (eds.), Sustainable Development in Coastal Regions: A Perspective of Environment, Economy, and Technology. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 112, pp. 15-18. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.The study of traditional marine settlements and architectural space forms has important practical value for the scientific and reasonable development and management of Hainan tourism resources, and is conducive to promoting the heritage and protection of Hainan traditional settlements and architectural space. Based on this, this paper first analyzes the inheritance and protection of the construction techniques of traditional settlements and architectural space, then studies the differences between the marine climate and environmental conditions of Hainan and the spatial forms of traditional settlements in Hainan, and finally gives the causes of the differences in the spatial forms of traditional settlements in Hainan.

Chen, L., 2020. The green building design of subtropical ocean climate adaptability. In: Li, L. and Huang, X. (eds.), Sustainable Development in Coastal Regions: A Perspective of Environment, Economy, and Technology. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 112, pp. 50-54. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.With the increasing global warming, climate change has affected human survival and development, which has become an important problem facing the world. Therefore, green building has become the most important development trend, which is an important measure of the corresponding sustainable development strategy. Through green building, China can implement energy conservation and emission reduction strategy, which will better deal with global warming. Green building needs mult-disciplinary technology combination, which needs to set the design goal according to the local environment, form and function. By strengthening the natural regulation of climate, green buildings can better apply the environmental climate change, which will meet the requirements of energy conservation and health. This paper mainly studies the adaptability of the subtropical marine climate green building, which can better design the building in line with energy conservation, health and function. Taking Guangzhou as an example, this paper analyzes the adaptive design of green building through examples.

Wang, W.-L. and Luo, B., 2020. Lingnan architecture design based on ocean climate adaptability. In: Qiu, Y.; Zhu, H., and Fang, X. (eds.), Current Advancements in Marine and Coastal Research for Technological and Sociological Applications. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 107, pp. 226-229. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.With the rapid development of national economy, interior design in coastal areas should not only meet the requirements of people to avoid wind and rain, cold and summer, but also gradually change to meet the direction of spiritual entertainment. However, there are many differences between the Coastal Ocean monsoon climate and the land climate environment, which will seriously affect the regional architecture and interior design. Lingnan is a typical marine climate area. Therefore, the interior design of Lingnan architecture needs to adapt to the marine climate, which requires us to adapt to the marine climate from multiple perspectives, such as lighting, building materials, local structures, etc. Lingnan area has the unique topography and climate characteristics of the ocean, which creates the settlement building form with the characteristics of the ocean. Frequent summer rainfall and year-round humidity are the main characteristics of marine climate in Lingnan area. At the same time, the erosiveness of sea breeze and sea steam in Lingnan area is also the main problem to be solved in interior design. By conforming to the marine climate environment, Lingnan architectural design can better meet people's psychological needs and spiritual entertainment needs. Firstly, this paper analyzes the characteristics of marine climate in Lingnan area. Then it lists the typical indoor design scheme of marine climate, which can better meet the needs of people's life.

Du, H. and Lv, T., 2019. Dynamic updating algorithm of temporal oriented marine climate database. In: Guido-Aldana, P.A. and Mulahasan, S. (eds.), Advances in Water Resources and Explorati...

Luo, Q. and Li, J., 2018. Influence of oceanic climate on flow and heat-transfer capability of R410A cooling medium finned tubular heat ex-changer. In: Liu, Z.L. and Mi, C. (eds.), Advances in Sustainable Port and Ocean Engineering. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 83, pp. 409–413. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208. The research method combining numerical simulation with experimental research was proposed. The shell structure of heat exchanger was simplified reasonably, the method of numerical simulation was used to build the flow and heat-transfer model of exchanger through ANASY CFX software. The mesh adaptivity method was used to improve the accuracy of numerical simulation and calculate velocity of shell characteristics and Res. Then the influence of temperature, the humidity, the wind speed on flow and heat-transfer performance of R410A cooling medium finned tubular heat exchanger was experimented. Experimental results show that the proposed method can accurately describe...

Matutano, C., Negro, V., Lopez-Gutierrez, J.S., Esteban, M.D. and del Campo, J.M, 2013. Dimensionless wave height parameter for preliminary design of scour protection in offshore wind farms The scour phenomenon jeopardizes the operating capacity of offshore structures since it compromises their stability. The study of this phenomenon in the field of offshore wind farms began few years ago. Considering that these structures are subjected to waves, currents and tides. This article describes the results of an investigation aimed at the analysis methods used in the design of the protections against scour phenomenon on offshore wind farms in transitional waters, using medium and large diameter monopile type deep foundations. In order to do this, a thorough review of those premises was performed, from one of the first experiences in 1991 (Denmark), to the recently implemented and proposed in the UK, defining its main characteristics (acting maritime climate, the correlation between wave height and peri...

Yao, L. and Zhang, H., 2018. Design and realization of the water resources carrying capacity evaluation model for marine climate cities. In: Ashraf, M.A. and Chowdhury, A.J.K. (eds.), Coastal Ecosystem Responses to Human and Climatic Changes throughout Asia. To improve the living environment of marine climate cities and the carrying level of water resources under maritime climate conditions, a water resources balance scheduling and cycle control-based evaluation model was proposed. The water balance model of marine climate cities was constructed using Gauss-Newton iteration and the volume square root particle filter method. According to the importance of density function, the confidence interval of the water resources carrying capacity level was analyzed, and the optimal allocation of the water resources carrying capacity based on the particle swarm optimization algorithm was made. Using the reduction coefficient of water resources retention to mechanically control the carrying capacity, the wate...

Three beach and spit systems have been studied in northern Galicia, along the northwest coast of Spain, within the regional context of sea level rise and coastal erosion. Each system forms part of an estuary's mouth complex within the inner part of the Ortigueira, Barqueiro, and Viveiro rias. Erosive processes along the coast have been characterised and been found to affect cliffs, beaches, and archaeological sites. To compare both long-term (decadal) and short-term (annual) erosion and accretion trends among estuaries, we analysed the morphodynamic characteristics, the degree of human occupancy, and the historical evolution of each system and monitored two profiles at each beach. Dynamic parameters—dimensionless fall velocity and relative tidal range—were calculated for the characterisation of beaches, and maritime climate data—significant wave height (Hs), peak period (Tp), wave fetch direction, and wave period were obtained, and wave height reduction was estimated for all estuaries. Detailed a...

A multidisciplinary study was made assessing the impact of the construction of a harbour on an existing Roman fish farm, which was excavated in the first century BC and placed in Alicante, on the SE coast of Spain. The effect of the harbour on the wave frequencies and the velocity of the streams has been modelled for the different building stages, using the SMC (Sistema de Modelado Costero) software, including consideration of the local maritime climate and bathymetry. The results show that the predominant wave frequencies and the stream velocities increased considerably after harbour construction and, as a result, created new turbulence areas within the influence area of the Roman fish farm. The presence of hydrodynamic bioindicators confirms this result. The lithological structure of the rock mass from which the pools were excavated clearly favours the differential erosion and the subsequent failure of the area, which is now exposed to the impact of ocean waves. The activity of some lithophaga organisms can also increase the degradation of the rock mass. Consequently, a joint analysis of the geological, biological, and maritime information available suggests the degradation of the Roman fish farm located in this area was strongly exacerbated by the construction of the harbour. This project has been developed within the framework of the project of the Universidad de Alicante gre14–04.