Nan Yang Academy of Sciences

Jupiter is now a Laboratory for Planet Formation! An EPS editorial highlights Juno results showing a diffuse heavy element rich core, deep jet streams, and long lived polar cyclones, reshaping our view of gas giants. Full Paper: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #EPS #Jupiter #GasGiant

Avlekete’s Submerged Dike is Being Redesigned for a Harsher Climate A SMS study uses 1D XBeach simulations to test four layouts and finds a breakwater with reduced wave height and no lagoon is the most stable choice. Read more: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #SMS #Avlekete

Customer Loyalty in Vietnamese Agricultural E-commerce Relies on more than Discounts A RWAE study finds e service and traditional service quality drive satisfaction and loyalty, shaped by perceived value. Read the paper: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #AgriculturalEcommerce

Magnetic Data Reveal Sharp Thermal Contrasts Beneath the Benue Trough An Earth and Planetary Science (EPS) study reports Curie depths near 11 km and heat flow up to 132 mWm⁻² around Abakaliki, indicating geothermal potential. Read: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #EPS #BenueTrough

Onshore power at Bangkok Port is Financially Weak but Socially Strong An SMS study reports onshore power supply (OPS) NPV -4.61m USD, IRR -3.38%, and EIRR 7.78%, with 885.46 tCO2 a year avoided. Explore here: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #SMS #OPS #BangkokPort #GreenPort

Why do some Mekong Delta shrimp farmers buy index based insurance while others refuse? A RWAE study of 500 farmers shows perceived environmental, market, and financial risks raise demand, but distrust still blocks uptake. Read more: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #ShrimpFarming

Hydraulic flow units, not averages, control how Niger Delta reservoirs produce. An EPS study using the Modified Lorenz Plot identifies 18 flow units in two sandstone wells, revealing strong heterogeneity in storage and flow journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #NigerDelta #HydraulicFlowUnits

Offshore Wind Plans Mean Little Without the Right Vessels An SMS study uses system dynamics to show South Korea will need about 6 to 7 installation vessels at peak and nearly 70 service vessels by 2036 to stay on track. journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #OffshoreWind #DynamicPositioning

Smart Farming is Not Just About Adding More Tech, it is About Choosing the Right App A RWAE study using fuzzy simple weight calculation and compromise ranking shows that data precision, ease of use, and efficiency matter most. Read: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #SmartFarming

Where did the Moon and its water really come from? An EPS article weighs accretion, mega impact, and multi-impact models, arguing that repeated impacts best match a water rich Moon with near Earth isotopic signatures Full Paper:journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #EPS #LunarWater #MoonOrigin

Building floating wind farms without a combat strategy? No, that's just an expensive target. New research shows security costs for floating wind hit 12.72% of total spend. Peacetime logic is a luxury we can't afford. Read: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #OffshoreWind #SMS #Security

Farmland Carbon Sinks Only Work when Scale, Cost, and Benefit Match An RWAE study shows small plots need land consolidation to break even at 40 yuan per ton. Check out the full study: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #CarbonSinks #LandConsolidation

Stop Drilling in the Dark because Kurdistan's Subsurface is Finally Talking Back! New research in EPS maps multiple oil response intervals in the Shakal and Halabja blocks using frequency resonance and remote sensing. Read here: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #EPS #OilAndGas #Kurdistan

Underwater Images are Messy, but They Do Not Have to be Unreadable A new article in SMS uses colour features, Hu invariant moments and a Back Propagation Neural Network to top 98% accuracy for marine target recognition. Read here: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #SMS #MarineImaging #AI

Agro Tourism Community Enterprises Thrive When People Do A new RWAE study finds human resource development boosts core competencies and, in turn, sustainability and competitiveness in Thailand’s rural tourism. Read the paper: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #AgroTourism #HRD

Lamurde hot spring reveals more than heat. New research in EPS finds Lamurde hot spring runs at 44°C and taps heat from magnetic sources down to about 13km, but its waters carry chemicals above drinking limits. Unpacks the full story: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #Geothermal #EPS

Egypt’s desalination push carries a very specific risk profile. A new SMS study validates 53 risks, with inflation and price swings highest on probability and faulty plant design highest on impact. Dive into the data: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #SMS #Desalination #Risk

Digital tools alone will not green agriculture. A RWAE study finds digital transformation boosts green development, especially when it tightens value chain integration and runs under strong environmental audits. Read the paper: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/rwae… #RWAE #GreenAgriculture

The Duchesne Fault Zone is a hinge, not a simple normal fault. New work in Earth and Planetary Science shows en echelon fractures and the Duchesne Graben above an anticline, shaping dips, and reservoirs in the Uinta Basin. Check it out: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/eps/… #EPS #Geology

Offshore logistics can cut emissions without losing reliability. New research in SMS shows a 22% CO2 drop via better routing & cleaner fuels. Read: journals.nasspublishing.com/index.php/sms/… #MaritimeLogistics #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #GreenShipping