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Meet the wind engineers of tomorrow, London

Event organised by Wind Engineering Society

Date
20 January 2016
Time
18:00 - 20:00 GMT
Location
Institution of Civil Engineers
One Great George Street
Westminster
London
, SW1P 3AA
United Kingdom

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Overview

The three winners from the WES Research Day held on 14 October 2015 at University of Reading will present their papers to a wider audience. This event is organised by WES's Young Members Group.

The three topics are:

  • Investigating the power fluctuations of large offshore wind farms,
  • Comparison of analytical vortex models to experimentally modelled tornado-like vortices.
  • Surface Roughness and Wind Characteristics at the Neighbourhood Scale in Urban Areas.

For more information please contact:

Tim Fuller

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