Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics - v. 99, n. 4 (April 2011)

Erschienen:	April 2011

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Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Saneinejad, Saba / Moonen, Peter / Defraeye, Thijs / Carmeliet, Jan	Analysis of convective heat and mass transfer at the vertical walls of a street canyon	424-433
Richards, P. J. / Norris, S. E.	Appropriate boundary conditions for computational wind engineering models revisited	257-266
Tominaga, Yoshihide / Stathopoulos, Ted	CFD modeling of pollution dispersion in a street canyon: Comparison between LES and RANS	340-348
Yoshie, Ryuichiro / Jiang, Guoyi / Shirasawa, Taichi / Chung, Jaeyong	CFD simulations of gas dispersion around high-rise building in non-isothermal boundary layer	279-288
Yeo, DongHun / Jones, Nicholas P.	Computational study on aerodynamic mitigation of wind-induced, large-amplitude vibrations of stay cables with strakes	389-399
Tominaga, Yoshihide / Mochida, Akashi / Okaze, Tsubasa / Sato, Takeshi / Nemoto, Masaki / Motoyoshi, Hiroki / Nakai, Sento / Tsutsumi, Takuya / Otsuki, Masaya / Uamatsu, Takahiko / Yoshino, Hiroshi	Development of a system for predicting snow distribution in built-up environments: Combining a mesoscale meteorological model and a CFD model	460-468
Yamada, Tetsuji / Koike, Katsuyuki	Downscaling mesoscale meteorological models for computational wind engineering applications	199-216
Moonen, P. / Dorer, V. / Carmeliet, J.	Evaluation of the ventilation potential of courtyards and urban street canyons using RANS and LES	414-423
Thampi, Hephzibah / Dayal, Vinay / Sarkar, Partha P.	Finite element analysis of interaction of tornados with a low-rise timber building	369-377
Marino, Enzo / Borri, Claudio / Peil, Udo	A fully nonlinear wave model to account for breaking wave impact loads on offshore wind turbines	483-490
Parente, A. / Gorlé, C. / van Beeck, J. / Benocci, C.	Improved k–ε model and wall function formulation for the RANS simulation of ABL flows	267-278
Neophytou, Marina / Gowardhan, Akshay / Brown, Michael	An inter-comparison of three urban wind models using Oklahoma City Joint Urban 2003 wind field measurements	357-368
Blocken, B. / Abuku, M. / Nore, K. / Briggen, P. M. / Schellen, H. L. / Thue, J. V. / Roels, S. / Carmeliet, J.	Intercomparison of wind-driven rain deposition models based on two case studies with full-scale measurements	448-459
Schatzmann, Michael / Leitl, Bernd	Issues with validation of urban flow and dispersion CFD models	169-186
Heinke Schlünzen, K. / Grawe, David / Bohnenstengel, Sylvia I. / Schlüter, Ingo / Koppmann, Ralf	Joint modelling of obstacle induced and mesoscale changes—Current limits and challenges	217-225
Porté-Agel, Fernando / Wu, Yu-Ting / Lu, Hao / Conzemius, Robert J.	Large-eddy simulation of atmospheric boundary layer flow through wind turbines and wind farms	154-168
Cheng, W. C. / Liu, Chun-Ho	Large-eddy simulation of turbulent transports in urban street canyons in different thermal stabilities	434-442
Wu, Teng / Kareem, Ahsan	Modeling hysteretic nonlinear behavior of bridge aerodynamics via cellular automata nested neural network	378-388
Efthimiou, George C. / Bartzis, John G. / Koutsourakis, Nektarios	Modelling concentration fluctuations and individual exposure in complex urban environments	349-356
Chavez, Mauricio / Hajra, Bodhisatta / Stathopoulos, Ted / Bahloul, Ali	Near-field pollutant dispersion in the built environment by CFD and wind tunnel simulations	330-339
Mannini, Claudio / Šoda, Ante / Schewe, Günter	Numerical investigation on the three-dimensional unsteady flow past a 5:1 rectangular cylinder	469-482
Ishihara, Takeshi / Oh, Sho / Tokuyama, Yoshiteru	Numerical study on flow fields of tornado-like vortices using the LES turbulence model	239-248
Hertwig, Denise / Leitl, Bernd / Schatzmann, Michael	Organized turbulent structures—Link between experimental data and LES	296-307
Vermeire, Brian C. / Orf, Leigh G. / Savory, Eric	A parametric study of downburst line near-surface outflows	226-238
Cochran, Leighton / Derickson, Russ	A physical modeler's view of Computational Wind Engineering	139-153
Zajaczkowski, Frank J. / Haupt, Sue Ellen / Schmehl, Kerrie J.	A preliminary study of assimilating numerical weather prediction data into computational fluid dynamics models for wind prediction	320-329
Baidya Roy, Somnath	Simulating impacts of wind farms on local hydrometeorology	491-498
Maruyama, Takashi	Simulation of flying debris using a numerically generated tornado-like vortex	249-256
Liu, Yubao / Warner, Tom / Liu, Yuewei / Vincent, Claire / Wu, Wanli / Mahoney, Bill / Swerdlin, Scott / Parks, Keith / Boehnert, Jennifer	Simultaneous nested modeling from the synoptic scale to the LES scale for wind energy applications	308-319
Le, Thai Hoa / Tamura, Yukio / Matsumoto, Masaru	Spanwise pressure coherence on prisms using wavelet transform and spectral proper orthogonal decomposition based tools	499-508
Mochida, Akashi / Iizuka, Satoru / Tominaga, Yoshihide / Lun, Isaac Yu-Fat	Up-scaling CWE models to include mesoscale meteorological influences	187-198
Harms, F. / Leitl, B. / Schatzmann, M. / Patnaik, G.	Validating LES-based flow and dispersion models	289-295
Michalski, A. / Kermel, P. D. / Haug, E. / Löhner, R. / Wüchner, R. / Bletzinger, K.-U.	Validation of the computational fluid–structure interaction simulation at real-scale tests of a flexible 29m umbrella in natural wind flow	400-413
Meroney, Robert N.	Wind effects on atria fires	443-447

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