International Journal of Naval Architecture and Marine Technology (IJNAMET) is a prestigious quarterly, peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in sustainable engineering and technology.  serves as a resourceful platform for researchers and practitioners to stay informed about contemporary challenges, innovative solutions, and best practices. It also fosters the exchange of ideas, insights, and expertise across the global community of sustainable technology professionals.

IJNAMET is proudly published by Department of Naval Architecture, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology and emphasizes the application of sustainable technologies in engineering practices within maritime and global contexts. The journal encompasses diverse themes including, but not limited to naval architecture innovations, resilient development of shipbuilding, advanced marine autonomous, sustainability in ocean engineering, sustainable and renewable energy in oil and gas and marine applications, and enhancement strategies on marine transportation. Through these themes, IJNAMET aims to promote technological advancements that drive the continued prosperity and development of naval architecture, stimulates growth, and enriches human lives, all while maintaining harmony with ecological systems.

IJNAMET is indexed in renowned databases such as Google Scholar and Index Copernicus (pending verification), ensuring high visibility and scholarly impact. With a steady rise in journal metrics, IJNAMET shall endeavor recognized as a leading publication in the naval architecture and ocean engineering field, highly regarded by academic and industrial experts alike.

Journal History

The International Journal of Naval Architecture and Marine Technology (IJNAMET) was formally established in 2025 within the Department of Naval Architecture, Faculty of Marine Technology (MARTECH), Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology. Its creation stemmed from a growing academic need to provide a dedicated platform for researchers, practitioners, and students engaged in the fields of naval architecture, marine engineering, ship design, ocean engineering, and maritime technology.
Recognizing the rapid development of maritime industries and the increasing global demand for high‑quality scientific publications, the Department initiated IJNAMET as a scholarly medium to encourage the dissemination of innovative research and to support academic excellence at both national and international levels. The journal was envisioned as a venue where new ideas, technological advancements, and applied research could be shared openly among maritime scholars and industry professionals.
Since its inception, IJNAMET has aimed to uphold rigorous editorial standards, promote interdisciplinary collaboration, and contribute to the advancement of maritime science and engineering. The establishment of the journal in 2025 marked a significant milestone for the Department of Naval Architecture, reflecting its commitment to nurturing scientific inquiry, strengthening research culture, and expanding the reach of Indonesian maritime scholarship in the global academic community.

Sponsorship

The publication of the International Journal of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (IJNAMET) journal is made possible through the generous financial support and institutional commitment of several key academic bodies. The journal receives primary funding from the Department of Naval Architecture, Faculty of Maritime Technology (MARTECH), which continuously supports scholarly dissemination and innovation in the fields of ship design, marine structures, hydrodynamics, and maritime technology. In addition, substantial funding and administrative backing are provided by the Directorate of Research and Community Service (DRPM), Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS).
This combined support enables IJNAMET to maintain high academic standards, ensure open access to research outputs, promote collaboration among scholars and practitioners, and strengthen scientific contributions to the maritime and naval architecture communities at both national and international levels. Their sponsorship underscores a shared commitment to advancing research excellence, fostering knowledge exchange, and supporting the long-term sustainability of scientific publications in the maritime domain.

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