The main objective of this project is to develop innovative computer simulation methods for applications in wave energy and marine energy development. Based on physical laws and mathematical formulations, computer programs will be developed to conduct numerical simulations, reproduce physical phenomena and their variations, and investigate the dynamic changes among physical quantities, thereby contributing to the development of marine energy.

Participating students will receive financial support through the TEEP scholarship, with a monthly stipend of more than NT$15,000, and they may be accommodated in the university dormitory. The participation period for each student shall not be less than two months, and the expected total duration is 4.5 months. The research outcomes are expected to be submitted for presentation at an international academic conference.

Students participating in this project should have an educational background related to civil and hydraulic engineering and possess English communication skills.