Fluids Conference 7th-9th September: London, UK
The Refresh project recently attended The Inaugural Fluids Conference at Imperial, London, UK, to chair and present the modelling of the Silsoe cube in OpenFoam:
- Cath Noakes: SILSOE REVISITED: CFD of buildings in OpenFoam: A Full-scale model
Streamlines around the Silsoe array
Wind Engineering Society 5th -7th September: Nottingham, UK
The Refresh project recently attended The Wind Engineering Society Conference 2016 in Nottingham, UK, to present some of the most recent work (links can be found below):
- Hannah Gough: The effect of urban micro-climate on indoor-outdoor air exchange. Link
- Christos Halios: Investigation of the impact of urban wind-flow on unsteady wind-driven natural ventilation. Link
- Marco-Felipe King: The Silsoe Cubes : CFD modelling single sided and cross-ventilation in naturally ventilated buildings in isolation and in an array configuration. Link.
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Indoor Air 3rd-8th July : Ghent, Belgium
The Refresh project recently attended Indoor Air 2016 in Ghent, Belgium, to present some of the most recent work (links can be found below):
- Hannah Gough: The effect of urban micro-climate on indoor-outdoor air exchange. Link
- Christos Halios: Investigation of the impact of urban wind-flow on unsteady wind-driven natural ventilation. Link
- Steve Snow:
- Marco-Felipe King: Modelling urban airflow using a GPU based lattice-Boltzmann method. Link to poster. The following video shows contours of real-time airlfow around the Silsoe cube coloured by airspeed.
Silsoe cube lattice Boltzmann code
Computer Human Interaction 7th-12th May: San Jose, California, USA
The Refresh project recently attended CHI 2016 in San José, California, USA, to present some of the most recent work on human-computer interaction(links can be found below):
- Steve Snow:Keep Calm and Carry On: Exploring the Social Determinants of Indoor Environment Quality. Link
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Conferences 2015
Healthy Buildings Europe 18th-20th May 2015: Eindhover, Netherlands
The Refresh project recently attended Healthy Buildings Conference Europe 2016 in Eindhover, Netherlands, to present some of the most recent work (links can be found below):
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