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(1) COE Advanced School on Computational Wind Engineering
Time:
July 14-15, 2006
Venue:
Atsugi Park Hotel, Atsugi-city, Kanagawa, Japan
Lecturer:
Left: Prof. Robert N. Meroney (Colorado State University, USA)

Right: Prof. Siva Parameswaran (Texas Tech University, USA)

Lecture Contents
Siva Parameswaran:
CFD fundamentals
Robert N. Meroney:
Computational wind engineering
 
(2) COE Advanced School on Wind Effects on Buildings and Urban Environment
Time:
March 5-9 , 2007
Venue:
Tokyo International Forum, Japan

Lecturer

(Course A)

From Left:
John D. Holmes (JDH Consulting, Australia)
 
Ahsan Kareem (University of Notre Dame, USA)
 
Michael Kasperski (Ruhr University, Germany)
 
Kenny C.S. Kwok (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
 
Masaru Matsumoto (Kyoto University, Japan)
 
Giovanni Solari (University of Genova, Italy)

 

Yukio Tamura (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)

Lecturer

(Course B)

From Left:
David Etheridge (University of Nottingham, UK)
 
Shinsuke Kato (Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan)
 
Akashi Mochida (Tohoku University, Japan)
 
William Nazaroff (University of California, USA)
 
Massaki Ohba (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)
 
Michael Schatzmann (University of Hamburg, Germany)
 
Charles J. Weschler (UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School & Rutgers University, USA)

 

Ryuichiro Yoshie (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)

Lecture Contents
Course A - Structural field
John D. Holmes
Winds loads on lattice structures and long-span roofs
Internal pressures of buildings
Aerodynamics of wind born debris and measures
Ahsan Kareem
Computational tools for wind engineering 1
Computational tools for wind engineering 2
Control of wind-induced responses
Michael Kasperski
Wind loads on cladding
Wind loads on low-rise buildings 1
Wind loads on low-rise buildings 2
Kenny C.S. Kwok
Aerodynamics of tall buildings
Wind reduced responses of full-scale buildings and structures
Habitability of buildings to wind-induced motion
Masaru Matsumoto
Bluff-body aerodynamics
Bridge aerodynamics
Giovanni Solari
Closed form solutions of wind-excited response of structures 1
Closed form solutions of wind-excited response of structures 2
Wind-induced fatigue problems
Yukio Tamura
Extreme winds and damage assessment
Monitoring techniques in wind engineering
Course B - Environmental field
David Etheridge
Design procedures for natural ventilation
Scale modeling of natural ventilation
Theoretical modelling of envelop flow - steady and unsteady
External wind effects on flow through stacks and small opening
Shinsuke Kato
Amazing world of CFD - Applications concerning building environmental engineers
Ventilation efficiency analysis with CFD and its application to buildings
Akashi Mochida
Modeling of turbulent flow in urban area with various small scale flow obstacles
Management and design of urban climate based on the heat balance analysis of outdoor space
William Nazaroff
Primary and secondary air pollutants from indoor use of cleaning products and air fresheners
Particle deposition on indoor surfaces
Massaki Ohba
Analysis of airflow of wind-driven cross-ventilated buildings based on CFD and wind tunnel experiments
Study on predicting wind-driven cross ventilation flow rates and discharge coefficients based on Local Dynamic Similarity Model
Michael Schatzmann
Dispersion of air pollutants within the urban canopy layer 1
Dispersion of air pollutants within the urban canopy layer 2
Charles J. Weschler
Chemical reactions involving indoor pollutants
Ozone's impact on public health - contributions from indoor exposures to ozone and products of ozone-initiated chemistry
Ryuichiro Yoshie
Guideline for practical application of CFD to prediction of wind environment and air quality around buildings
Simultaneous measuring technique of fluctuating velocity, temperature and concentration, and uncertainty in the measurement
 
(3) COE Advanced School on Wind Resistant Design of Buildings and Structures
Time:
November 21-23 , 2007
Venue:
Tongji University, China

Lecturer

From Left:
Yaojun Ge (Tongji University, China)
 
John D. Holmes (JDH Consulting, Australia)
 
Ahsan Kareem (University of Notre Dame, USA)
 
Michael Kasperski (Ruhr University, Germany)
 
Kenny C.S. Kwok (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
 
Giovanni Solari (University of Genova, Italy)

 

Yukio Tamura (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)
Lecture Contents
Yaojun Ge
Bluff-body aerodynamics
Wind resistant design of long-span bridges
John D. Holmes
Winds loads on lattice structures and long-span roofs
Internal pressures of buildings
Aerodynamics of wind born debris and measures
Ahsan Kareem
Computational tools for wind engineering 1
Computational tools for wind engineering 2
Control of wind-induced responses
Michael Kasperski
Wind loads on cladding
Wind loads on low-rise buildings 1
Wind loads on low-rise buildings 2
Kenny C.S. Kwok
Aerodynamics of tall buildings
Wind reduced responses of full-scale buildings and structures
Habitability of buildings to wind-induced motion
Masaru Matsumoto
Bluff-body aerodynamics
Bridge aerodynamics
Giovanni Solari
Closed form solutions of wind-excited response of structures 1
Closed form solutions of wind-excited response of structures 2
Wind-induced fatigue problems
Yukio Tamura
Extreme winds and damage assessment
Monitoring techniques in wind engineering
 
(4) COE Advanced School on Environmental Wind Engineering
Time:
December 6-8, 2007
Venue:
Soongsil University, Korea

Lecturer

From Left:
Young-Duk Kim (Kwandong University, Korea)
 
Ryuichiro Yoshie (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)
 
Akashi Mochida (Tohoku University, Japan)
 
Massaki Ohba (Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan)
 
David Etheridge (University of Nottingham, UK)
 
Shinsuke Kato (University of Tokyo, Japan)
 
Michael Schatzmann (University of Hamburg, Germany)
 
Sang Joon Lee (Pohang University of Science & Technology, Korea)
Lecture Contents
Young-Duk Kim
Wind tunnel tests for natural ventilation
Ryuichiro Yoshie
Guideline for practical application of CFD to prediction of wind environment and air quality around buildings
Technique for Simultaneously Measuring Fluct uat i ng Velocit y, Temperat u re and Concentration in Non-isothermal Flow
Akashi Mochida
Modeling of turbulent flow in urban area with various small scale flow obstacles
Management and design of urban climate based on the heat balance analysis of outdoor space
Massaki Ohba
Analysis of airflow of wind-driven cross-ventilated buildings based on CFD and wind tunnel experiments
Study on predicting wind-driven cross ventilation flow rates and discharge coefficients based on Local Dynamic Similarity Model
David Etheridge
Design procedures for natural ventilation
Scale modeling of natural ventilation
Theoretical modelling of envelop flow - steady and unsteady
External wind effects on flow through stacks and small opening
Shinsuke Kato
Amazing world of CFD - Applications concerning building environmental engineers
Ventilation efficiency analysis with CFD and its application to buildings
Michael Schatzmann
Dispersion of air pollutants within the urban canopy layer
Sang Joon Lee
Advanced experimental techniques (particle image velocimetry, pressure sensitive paint, etc) for wind engineering experiments
Practical evaluation of wind environments inside factory buildings and outdoor open space in urban area