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 seminar with invited speakers from the University of Gothenburg (UoG), Sweden, and from the National Fishery Institute, Japan. Date: 2nd October 2025 Time: 10:00-12:00 Invited speaker: Associate Prof. Jonathan Roques from UoG, and Dr Ohara from…
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A new publication from the PhD thesis work of Dr Chisale. Chisale SW, Lee HS, Soto Calvo MA. 2025. Strategic Forecasting of Electricity Demand for 100% Electrification in Malawi by 2063: A Data-Driven ECEEMDAN-BiGRU and Quantile Regression Approach. Energy 332: 237212. Open access
Two publications! Please, have a close look at those below.
As a part of Energy Science and Engineering lecture, we visited the Nukui Dam in Hiroshima Prefection, which is the second largest arch dam in Japan. We thank the dam officers and Energia engineers for their kind hospitalities.
We had a chess lab BBQ on 19th April 2025. Welcome to the chess lab!
IDEC Seminar series #93 and PHIS Seminar series #44. We have a visiting scholar from Inha University, Korea, and he will make a special talk at the seminar. “Surface drifter dynamics and monitoring potential in the Han River estuary” Speaker:…
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One of our chess lab members, Sylvester William Chisale, obtained the PhD degree successfully today. Big congratulations! See you again soon.
From 27th Feb to 4th March, we conducted field survey on solar power stations in Cambodia.
Soto Calvo M, and Lee HS. Electrical Storm Optimization (ESO) Algorithm: Theoretical foundations, analysis, and application to engineering problems. Mach. Learn. Knowl. Extr. 7(1), 24. Open access Abstract The electrical storm optimization (ESO) algorithm, inspired by the dynamic nature of…
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About 30 students and two professors from Kyungil University in South Korea visited the CHESS lab and Hiroshima University. They introduced their up-to-date research activities on disaster prevention and countermeasures using sensing technology and AI.