IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering

Papers
(The H4-Index of IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering is 28. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
2023 Index IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering Vol. 48215
Editorial Farewell From Your Outgoing EiC147
Robust Chinese Remainder Theorem–Based Synthetic Aperture Sonar Motion Estimation106
DAPNet: Dual Attention Probabilistic Network for Underwater Image Enhancement100
Table of Contents96
JOE Call for Papers - Special Issue on Maritime Informatics and Robotics: Advances from the IEEE Symposium on Maritime Informatics & Robotics88
Method for Remote Sensing Oil Spill Applications Over Thermal and Polarimetric Imagery79
On the Exploitation of Dual-Polarimetric SAR Measurements to Observe the C33 Iceberg in Antarctica59
ROV Localization Using Ballasted Umbilical Equipped With IMUs53
Convolutional Neural Networks and Transformers-Based Techniques for Underwater Marine Debris Classification: A Comparative Study49
Multifrequency Phased-Arrays With Dynamic Range Ratio Control for Coastal Monitoring47
ADRC-Based Underwater Navigation Control and Parameter Tuning of an Amphibious Multirotor Vehicle44
A Shared Control Framework With Constrained Optimization and Guiding Force Feedback for Teleoperation of Underwater Electric Manipulator40
Laser Doppler Velocimetry for 3-D Seawater Velocity Measurement Using a Single Wavelength39
Reinforcement Learning-Based Virtual Time Compressed Mirror for Underwater Acoustical Channel Equalization Based on Main Path to Side Path Ratio Criterion38
A Dynamic Ensemble Deep Randomized Neural Network Using Deep Autoregressive Features for Wave Height Forecasting With Missing Values36
Evaluation of UKF-Based Fusion Strategies for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles Multisensor Navigation36
A Two-Stage Underwater Enhancement Network Based on Structure Decomposition and Characteristics of Underwater Imaging35
Autonomous Underwater Environment Perceiving and Modeling: An Experimental Campaign With FeelHippo AUV for Forward Looking Sonar-Based Automatic Target Recognition and Data Association34
Autonomous Ship Collision Avoidance in Restricted Waterways Considering Maritime Navigation Rules33
Editorial Presenting Abstracts of Accepted/Published JOE Papers at MTS/IEEE OCEANS Conferences32
A Physics-Based Inversion of Multibeam Sonar Data for Seafloor Characterization32
Path Selection in Parallel Multihop UVLC Systems Over Turbulence Channels31
A Deep Learning Model for Marine Mammal Call Classification30
HoloOcean: A Full-Featured Marine Robotics Simulator for Perception and Autonomy30
Object Modeling From Underwater Forward-Scan Sonar Imagery With Sea-Surface Multipath30
Vector Quantized Underwater Image Enhancement With Transformers29
An Efficient and Robust Underwater Image Compression Scheme Based on Autoencoder29
Interference Cancellation for UWA Random Access Data Packet Transmission28
MISU: Multi-Input Swin-UNet28
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