Coastal Hazards and Energy System Science (CHESS) Lab
広島大学大学院先進理工系科学研究科 理工学融合プログラム 沿岸災害・エネルギーシステム科学研究室
We have a special online seminar on MPAS modelling. 1. Date and time: 23rd November 10:30 am ~ 11:30 am 2. Title: Applicability Study of a Global Numerical Weather Prediction Model MPAS to Storm Surges and Waves in the South Coast of Korea…
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Jonathan Salar Cabrera Jonathan Salar Cabrera Morhaf Aljber Jae-Soon Jeong
November 9 – 10, 2023
We have three members graduating on 20th September 2023. We hope all have a great future career. Hasan, Usman and Morhaf. Congratulations!!! We have three new members from October 2023.
An invited lecture was delivered at ITB Cirebon Campus, Indonesia. Date: 8 September 2023 Venue: ITB Cirebon Campus, Indonesia Title: “Abnormal tide and Internal Seiche in Hiroshima Bay” by Han Soo Lee
We visited the MTCRC in Cirebon, Indonesia. We were impressed by their activates and facilities, and hope to have future collaborations. MTCRC: (Korea-Indonesia) Marine Technology Cooperation Research Center
DeLCA Semarang Seminar Date: 5 – 6 September 2023 Venue: Hotel Patra Jasa, Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia Presentations from the CHESS lab: Radyan Putra Pradana. “Impact of LULC changes on urban microclimate: A case study over Nusantara, Indonesia.” Fajary Faiz…
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Four members of the chess lab successfully made the public hearing on 10 August. Usman, Hasan, Morhaf (the best master thesis #1) and Fernanda. Congratulations! Hasan Morhaf (the best master thesis award) Usman Fernanda
Congratulations. Jeong J-S*, and Lee HS*. 2023. Unstructured grid-based river-coastal-ocean circulation modelling towards a digital twin of the Seto Inland Sea. Appl. Sci. 13(14): 8143. Open access Abstract As computational techniques advance, the scope of digital twins (DTs) is expanding to encompass entire…
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Chisale SW and Lee HS*. 2023. Evaluation of Barriers and Solutions to Renewable Energy Acceleration in Malawi, Africa, using AHP and fuzzy TOPSIS approach. Energy Sustain Dev. 76: 101272. Open access Congratulations for Sylvester’s effort! Abstract Malawi’s access to electricity remains worrisome (15 %), forcing the…
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