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Revisiting hurricane track model for wind risk assessment by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…•A novel physics-based hurricane intensity model controlled by growth and decay terms is developed.•The important wind directionality effect on simulated…”
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A knowledge‐enhanced deep reinforcement learning‐based shape optimizer for aerodynamic mitigation of wind‐sensitive structures by Li, Shaopeng, Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…Structural shape optimization plays an important role in the design of wind‐sensitive structures. The numerical evaluation of aerodynamic performance for each…”
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A linear height-resolving wind field model for tropical cyclone boundary layer by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…The wind field model is one of the most important components for the tropical cyclone hazard assessment, thus the appropriate design of this element is…”
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Modeling tropical cyclone boundary layer: Height-resolving pressure and wind fields by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…The high-accurate wind field of a tropical cyclone boundary layer, which is essentially governed by the Navier-Stokes equations, could be efficiently obtained…”
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Applications of Machine Learning to Wind Engineering by Wu, Teng, Snaiki, Reda

“…Advances of the analytical, numerical, experimental and field-measurement approaches in wind engineering offers unprecedented volume of data that, together…”
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Real-Time Repositioning of Floating Wind Turbines Using Model Predictive Control for Position and Power Regulation by Jard, Timothé, Snaiki, Reda

“…As offshore wind capacity could grow substantially in the coming years, floating offshore wind turbines (FOWTs) are particularly expected to make a significant…”
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An analytical framework for rapid estimate of rain rate during tropical cyclones by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…An analytical framework for rapid estimate of rain rate during a translating tropical cyclone was proposed in this study. The efficient analysis framework for…”
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Knowledge-Enhanced Deep Learning for Simulation of Extratropical Cyclone Wind Risk by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…Boundary-layer wind associated with extratropical cyclones (ETCs) is an essential element for posing serious threats to the urban centers of eastern North…”
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Hurricane Wind and Storm Surge Effects on Coastal Bridges under a Changing Climate by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng, Whittaker, Andrew S., Atkinson, Joseph F.

“…Hurricanes and their cascading hazards have been responsible for widespread damage to life and property, and are the largest contributor to insured annual…”
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Hurricane Hazard Assessment Along the United States Northeastern Coast: Surface Wind and Rain Fields Under Changing Climate by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…Surface wind and rain fields are two significant elements of hurricane-induced hazards in coastal areas. Mitigation of losses due to hurricane wind and rain…”
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Geospatial Environments for Hurricane Risk Assessment: Applications to Situational Awareness and Resilience Planning in New Jersey by Kijewski-Correa, Tracy, Taflanidis, Alexandros, Vardeman, Charles, Sweet, James, Zhang, Jize, Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng, Silver, Zachariah, Kennedy, Andrew

“…Mitigation of losses due to coastal hazards has become an increasingly urgent and challenging problem in light of rising seas and the continued escalation of…”
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Performance-based ice engineering framework: A data-driven multi-scale approach by Snaiki, Reda

“…Ice storms are one of the most devastating natural hazards which have the potential to inflict significant damage to the built environment. The multi-hazard…”
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Knowledge-enhanced deep learning for simulation of tropical cyclone boundary-layer winds by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…Accurate and efficient modeling of the wind field is critical to effective mitigation of losses due to the tropical cyclone-related hazards. To this end, a…”
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A new analytical wind turbine wake model considering the effects of coriolis force and yawed conditions by Snaiki, Reda, Makki, Seyedali

“…Wind turbine wakes significantly affect power production and impose higher loads on downstream turbines. Therefore, the development of accurate and efficient…”
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A semi-empirical model for mean wind velocity profile of landfalling hurricane boundary layers by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…The existence of the super-gradient-wind region, where the tangential winds are larger than the gradient wind, has been widely observed inside the hurricane…”
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A data-driven physics-informed stochastic framework for hurricane-induced risk estimation of transmission tower-line systems under a changing climate by Snaiki, Reda, Parida, Siddharth S.

“…•A stochastic framework for the estimation of hurricane-induced risk was developed.•Synthetic hurricanes were coupled with physics-based wind & rain…”
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An analytical model for rapid estimation of hurricane supergradient winds by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…The supergradient winds that may have severe implications on the wind design of high-rise buildings have been commonly observed in the hurricane boundary…”
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Modeling rain-induced effects on boundary-layer wind field of tropical cyclones by Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…Despite the significant impacts of heavy rainfall on the tropical cyclone intensity due to the transfer of horizontal momentum between air and raindrops, the…”
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Active Simulation of Transient Wind Field in a Multiple-Fan Wind Tunnel via Deep Reinforcement Learning by Li, Shaopeng, Snaiki, Reda, Wu, Teng

“…AbstractThe transient wind field during a nonsynoptic wind event (e.g., thunderstorm downburst) presents time-varying mean and nonstationary fluctuating…”
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Climate change effects on loss assessment and mitigation of residential buildings due to hurricane wind by Snaiki, Reda, Parida, Siddharth S.

“…Hurricanes are considered as one of the most devastating natural hazards. Their induced risk is expected to significantly increase with the changing climate…”
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