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CWE2010 Thanks to Our Supporting Organizations
 

CWE2010 is an important global initiative that involves organizations and supporters from around the world. We are especially thankful for those supporters and their organizations that have volunteered their time, attention and support. If you would like to be involved with CWE2010, or post an announcement of CWE2010, please contact CWE2010 chairperson Alan Huber at chairman@cwe2010.org.

Supporting organizations to date:

  • AIV - Association de l'Ingénierie du Vent (Belgique - France – Suisse)
  • American Association for Wind Engineering (Americas)
  • American Meteorological Society (USA)
  • American Society of Civil Engineering Techincal Council on Wind Engineering (Americas)
  • ANIV - Associazione Nazionale per l'Ingegneria del Vento (Italy)
  • Australasian Wind Engineering Society (Australia)
  • Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Lab at the University of Western Ontario (Canada)
  • Chinese Taiwan Association for Wind Engineering (Taiwan)
  • CIRIVE - Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
  • Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering (USA)
  • Colorado State University Wind Engineering and Fluids Laboratory (USA)
  • Concordia University Department of Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering (Canada)
  • COWI A/S (Denmark)
  • CPP, Inc. (USA)
  • CRIACIV - Inter-University Research Centre on Building Aerodynamics and Wind Engineering (Italy)
  • Department of Homeland Security, Center of Excellence – Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure and Emergency Management (USA)
  • Duke University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, (USA)
  • Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Building, Planning, and Architecture (The Netherlands)
  • Florida International University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and
    International Hurricane Research Center (USA)
  • International Association for Wind Engineering (International)
  • Japan Association of Wind Engineering (Japan)
  • North Carolina State University Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering (USA)
  • North Carolina State University Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences (USA)
  • Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (Puerto Rico)
  • Renaissance Computing Institute (USA)
  • State Key Laboratory of Disaster Reduction in Civil Engineering of China (China)
  • Tamkang University Wind Engineering Research Center (Taiwan)
  • Texas Tech University CFD Laboratory (USA)
  • Texas Tech University Wind Science and Engineering Research Center (USA)
  • Tokyo Polytechnic University Wind Engineering Research Center (Japan)
  • Tongji University Department of Bridge Engineering (China)
  • University of Arkansas Department of Civil Engineering Computational Mechanics
    Laboratory (USA)
  • University of Birmingham School of Civil Engineering (United Kingdom)
  • University of Genova Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering (Italy)
  • University of North Carolina Center for the Study of Natural Hazards and Disasters (USA)
  • University of North Carolina Institute for the Environment (USA)
  • University of Notre Dame NatHaz Modeling Laboratory (USA)
  • University of Tasmania School of Engineering (Australia)
  • University of Western Sydney School of Engineering (Australia)
  • Yamada Sciences and Arts Corporation (USA)
  • UK Wind Engineering Association (UK)
  • Wind Engineering Group of China Civil Engineering Society (China)
 
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Topics of interest - applications for homeland and societal security including natural and human-caused hazards and disasters, integration of
multiscale CWE models with endpoints for human health, fire damage, and property effects, CFD model development and validation, disaster preparedness
for wind damage, fire damage, and environmental contamination and their use in developing wind energy systems and their optimum siting.