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Youssef Moawad, Wim Vanderbauwhede and René Steijl
As quantum computing technology continues to develop, the need for research into novel quantum algorithms is growing. However, such algorithms cannot yet be reliably tested on actual quantum hardware, which is still limited in several ways, including qub...
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Andrea Magrini, Ernesto Benini, Rita Ponza, Chen Wang, Hamed Haddad Khodaparast, Michael I. Friswell, Volker Landersheim, Dominik Laveuve and Conchin Contell Asins
In the context of ambitious targets for reducing environmental impact in the aviation sector, dictated by international institutions, morphing aircraft are expected to have potential for achieving the required efficiency increases. However, there are sti...
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Maialen Sagarna, Juan Pedro Otaduy, Fernando Mora and Iñigo Leon
Residential building inspections are periodically required by public authorities. However, current approaches to storing and viewing data concerning an inspection are often collected in reports whose form and limited content hamper the rigorous assessmen...
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Basilio Lenzo and Valerio Rossi
Lap time minimisation methods have great relevance in the analysis of race tracks, and in the design and optimisation of race vehicles. Several lap time minimisation approaches have been proposed in the literature, which are computationally demanding bec...
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Phillip Kreye, Marlene Gelleszun, Manickam Somasundaram and Günter Meon
Soil water simulations on hydrological meso- or macroscale require parameters that describe the physical characteristics of the soil. At these scales, information regarding soil properties is mostly only available on very coarse spatial resolutions with ...
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Susan M. Crooks, Alison L. Kay, Helen N. Davies and Victoria A. Bell
The increasing availability of digital databases (e.g., of climatology, topography, soils and land use) has enabled research into the generalisation of hydrological model parameter values from physical properties and the development of grid-based models....
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Renata Graf and Kamil Jawgiel
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Ruihang Xie, Sisi Zlatanova, Jinwoo (Brian) Lee and Mitko Aleksandrov
Three-dimensional (3D) indoor models are a crucial component to simulate pedestrian evacuations realistically in indoor environments. However, existing 3D indoor models cannot fully represent realistic indoor environments to enable the simulation of 3D p...
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Simon B. Vosper, Andrew N. Ross, Ian A. Renfrew, Peter Sheridan, Andrew D. Elvidge and Vanda Grubi?ic
This paper examines current understanding of the influence of orographic flow dynamics on the turbulent transport of momentum and scalar quantities above complex terrain. It highlights three key low-level orographic flow phenomena governed by gravity-wav...
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Gareth Erfort, Theodor Willem von Backström, Gerhard Venter
Wind conditions in South Africa are suitable for small-scale wind turbines, with wind speeds below 7 m.s-1. This investigation is about a methodology to optimise a full wind turbine using a surrogate model. A previously optimised turbine was further opti...
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Nieves G. Valiente, Andrew Saulter, John M. Edwards, Huw W. Lewis, Juan M. Castillo Sanchez, Diego Bruciaferri, Christopher Bunney and John Siddorn
Prediction of severe natural hazards requires accurate forecasting systems. Recently, there has been a tendency towards more integrated solutions, where different components of the Earth system are coupled to explicitly represent the physical feedbacks b...
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