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Wide Interest Seminar: Eric Pardyjak

  Thursday 6 October 2016 at 11h00

  SALLE DE CONFÉRENCE JEAN-CLAUDE ANDRÉ    

High-Resolution Modeling of Environmental Transport Processes for Sustainable Cities

by Eric Pardyjak, University of Utah

Abstract:

Cities are diverse places with heterogeneous landscapes and are home to a complex range processes occurring over a wide range of length and time scales. Understanding and modeling these process is critical to improved sustainability related to goals of improving urban microclimate, reducing energy and water usage, increasing clean energy production and mitigating pollution emissions. Due to difficulty in simulating the large disparity in length scales covering these processes, little is known about their impact. In this presentation, a description of our approach, which is designed to bridge these scales and improve our understanding of different processes occurring in urban environments at local (neighborhood), city, and meso-scales (using a suite of computationally based strategies) will be discussed. In particular, two modeling approaches at different ends of the computation spectrum will be discussed: the fast running QUIC EnvSim model and the large-eddy simulation based fluid structure interaction code Uintah:MPMICE will be introduced. A discussion of the potential of these models as well as the challenges associated with these tools will be presented.

CALENDAR

Monday

14

October

2024

Fundamentals to understand and analyse high fidelity compressible Large Eddy Simulations

From Monday 14 October 2024 to Wednesday 16 October 2024

  Training       Cerfacs, Toulouse, France    

Wednesday

30

October

2024

🎓Jean VILLARD thesis defense

Wednesday 30 October 2024From 14h00 at 16h00

  Phd Thesis       JCA Room, CERFACS, Toulouse, France    

Thursday

31

October

2024

🎓Thomas NAESS thesis defense

Thursday 31 October 2024From 14h00 at 16h00

  Phd Thesis       JCA ROOM, CERFACS, TOULOUSE, FRANCE    

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