WANG Siyu
Joint PhD Student
Department of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, 4 Architecture Drive, Singapore 117566.
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Siyu Wang is a Ph.D. student at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, supervised by Professor Jiachuan Yang. His research focuses on urban wind environments and atmospheric flows, with particular interests in urban boundary-layer processes and the interactions between urban morphology and turbulent airflow.
His work investigates airflow characteristics across both idealized and realistic urban environments, with an emphasis on building-induced turbulence, momentum transport, and the influence of urban form on local wind conditions. He also studies coastal extreme winds and climate, including the spatiotemporal characteristics of extreme wind events, their associated synoptic circulation patterns and tropical cyclone influences, as well as their implications for wind-energy variability and operational risks.
Through these efforts, his research aims to advance the understanding and prediction of wind environments across urban and coastal regions and to support climate-resilient and sustainable development.