Celalettin Ozdemir

Associate Professor

Louisiana State University

United States

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Dr. Celalettin Ozdemir is an Associate Professor at Louisiana State University, United States. His research primarily focuses on hydrodynamics and morphodynamics, particularly in the context of coastal and marine environments. Recent articles highlight his work on sediment dynamics, turbidity currents, and the impact of sea-level rise on deltaic systems.

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Xiao Yu

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University of Florida

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Matthew Hiatt

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Louisiana State University

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Reduced-order modeling of temporal local scour dynamics beneath a submerged cylinder in a steady flow using autoencoders

Rate of Sea‐Level Rise and Sediment Characteristics Modulate Deltaic River‐Tide Interactions

A Conceptual Investigation of Transition to Self‐Driven Turbidity Currents From Along‐Shelf Current‐Supported Turbidity Currents

Power Grid Resilience Enhancement via Protecting Electrical Substations Against Flood Hazards: A Stochastic Framework

Properties of d- and k-type roughness in oscillatory turbulent boundary

Direct Numerical Simulations of Miniature Along‐Shelf Current‐Supported Turbidity Currents: Conceptual Investigation of Velocity Structure and Drag Coefficient

Direct Numerical Simulations of Miniature Along‐Shelf Current‐Supported Turbidity Currents: Conceptual Investigation of Velocity Structure and Drag Coefficient

Morphodynamic modeling of a low-lying barrier subject to hurricane forcing: The role of backbarrier wetlands

Oscillatory flow around a vertical wall-mounted cylinder: Dynamic mode decomposition

Oscillatory flow around a vertical wall-mounted cylinder: Flow pattern details

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Xiao Yu

Saber Aradpour

Matthew Hiatt

Samuel Bentley

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