Advances of the analytical, numerical, experimental and field-measurement approaches in
wind engineering offers unprecedented volume of data that, together with rapidly evolving …

Modeling and control are primary domains in bridge wind engineering. The natural wind
field characteristics (eg, non-stationary, non-uniform, spatial-temporal changing …

Wind-induced loads and motions of tall buildings usually govern the design of the lateral
load resisting systems. The outer shape of the building is one of the many parameters that …

Among the consequences of wind-induced excitation on long-span cable-supported
bridges, flutter instability is the most dangerous and can collapse bridge structures. Until …

The assessment of wind-induced vibrations is considered vital for the design of long-span
bridges. The aim of this research is to develop a methodological framework for robust and …

A novel building design—the lift-up design—has shown promise in removing obstacles and
facilitating wind circulation at lower heights in built-up areas, yet little is understood about …

Engineers often heavily rely on wind tunnel tests or computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to
evaluate the flutter performance of bridges in their preliminary design, which is costly and …

This study proposes an alternative and competitive methodology for predicting solitary wave
forces on coastal bridge decks using artificial neural networks (ANNs). It is imperative to …

Wind tunnel tests and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations remain the main
modeling techniques in wind engineering despite being expensive, time-consuming, and …

The unsteady flow with massive separation poses challenges to accurately and efficiently
simulate wind effects on civil structures, especially in the search for optimal aerodynamic …