NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering

D. Yeo; F. Lombardo; D. Banerjee; E. Letvin; F. A. Potra; E. Simiu; M. Levitan

NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering

D. Yeo, F. Lombardo, D. Banerjee, E. Letvin, F. A. Potra, E. Simiu, M. Levitan

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The paper summarizes recent research and development of computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Specific topics to be covered include: 1. Time-domain database-assisted design of tall, flexible structures excited by turbulent winds inducing dynamic structural responses. 2. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) estimates of aerodynamic pressure on low-rise buildings with geometrical dimensions comparable to the acrosswind integral turbulence length scale. 3. Development of synthetic directional wind speed databases covering on the order of 10,000 years, from measured wind speeds over periods of approximately 30 years. 4. Probability distributions of hurricane wind speeds, Gulf and Atlantic coasts. 5. Extreme wind speeds in non-hurricane prone conterminous United States. 6. Estimates of hurricane-borne missile speeds. 7. Disaster and Failure Events Repository - a new research tool for archival and analysis of post-disaster information and data.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Advances in Hurricane Engineering
Subtitle of host publication	Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering
Pages	1171-1182
Number of pages	12
State	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes
Event	2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Miami, FL, United States Duration: Oct 24 2012 → Oct 26 2012

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Name	Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering

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Other	2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past
Country/Territory	United States
City	Miami, FL
Period	10/24/12 → 10/26/12

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Yeo, D., Lombardo, F., Banerjee, D., Letvin, E., Potra, F. A., Simiu, E., & Levitan, M. (2013). NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering. In Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering (pp. 1171-1182). (Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering).

NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering. / Yeo, D.; Lombardo, F.; Banerjee, D. et al.
Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering. 2013. p. 1171-1182 (Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Yeo, D, Lombardo, F, Banerjee, D, Letvin, E, Potra, FA, Simiu, E & Levitan, M 2013, NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering. in Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering. Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering, pp. 1171-1182, 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past, Miami, FL, United States, 10/24/12.

Yeo D, Lombardo F, Banerjee D, Letvin E, Potra FA, Simiu E et al. NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering. In Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering. 2013. p. 1171-1182. (Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering).

Yeo, D. ; Lombardo, F. ; Banerjee, D. et al. / NIST advances in computer-aided and computational methods in wind engineering. Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering. 2013. pp. 1171-1182 (Advances in Hurricane Engineering: Learning from Our Past - Proceedings of the 2012 ATC and SEI Conference on Advances in Hurricane Engineering).

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