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
A long-run effort from Wahidulla Hussainzada is now published in Scientific Reports. Congratulations! Hussainzada W., and Lee H.S. 2022. Effect of an improved agricultural irrigation scheme with a hydraulic structure for crop cultivation in arid northern Afghanistan using Soil and Water Assessment…
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One of our great members, Mahdi, completed his master’s course and obtained a master’s degree from the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Hiroshima University. We hope him to have a successful future career.
The following paper from Jeong’s master course work is published. Jeong J.-S., Woo S.-B., Lee H.S., Gu B.-H., Kim J.W., and Song J.I. 2022. Baroclinic effect on inner-port circulation in a macro-tidal estuary: A cast study of Incheon North Port, Korea. J….
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A long-run effort from Vinayak Bhanage is now published in Sustainable Cities and Society. Congratulations! Vinayak B., Lee H.S.*, Gedam S. and Latha R. 2022. Impacts of future urbanization on urban microclimate and thermal comfort over Mumbai metropolitan region, India. Sustain. Cities…
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We have new publications from the efforts of the graduate members, Karodine, Khai, and Soklin as below. Chreng K., Lee H.S.*, and Tuy S. 2022. Electricity demand prediction for sustainable development in Cambodia using recurrent neural networks with ERA5 reanalysis climate variables. Energy…
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Year-end party of the CHESS lab!
Dr Erick Mas from Tohoku University delivered two talks on 1. Agent-Based Modelling (ABM) and its role for disaster management 2. Tsunami Evacuation Guidance using Reinforcement Learning Algorithm It was a very useful and fruitful time. Thanks!
We had nice hiking and enjoy the nice weather, scenery and talks!!!
Karodine, Soklin and Khai. We hope you three have a good journey back to home countries.
Three of our chess lab members successfully completed their master course and obtained their master degrees. We hope they will be back to their home countries and play very important roles in their places. Congralurations!!!