Chien-Yung Tseng

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Colorado State University

United States

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Chien-Yung Tseng is an Assistant Professor at Colorado State University, located in the United States. His research encompasses hydrokinetic energy applications, sediment transport dynamics, and hydrodynamics of natural and artificial coastal structures, with a focus on environmental fluid mechanics. Recent publications include studies on lateral bedload transport, interfacial transfer processes in vegetated flows, and models to estimate gas transfer rates in aquatic systems.

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Taiwan MOE - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Graduate Research Fellowship

Open Date: 2017-08-01

Close Date: 2021-08-01

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Hydrokinetic energy applications within hydropower tailrace channels: Implications, siting, and U.S. potential

Canopy Randomness, Scale, and Stem Size Effects on the Interfacial Transfer Process in Vegetated Flows

Experimental Tests of Lateral Bedload Transport Induced by a Yawed Submerged Vane Array in Open-Channel Flows

Hydrodynamics of artificial and oyster-populated breakwaters: A laboratory study with scaled-down oyster castles under unidirectional flow

Estimation of hydraulic conductivity in a watershed using sparse multi-source data via Gaussian process regression and Bayesian experimental design

From Substrate to Surface: A Turbulence‐Based Model for Gas Transfer Across Sediment‐Water‐Air Interfaces in Vegetated Streams

A Two‐Layer Turbulence‐Based Model to Predict Suspended Sediment Concentration in Flows With Aquatic Vegetation

A model to predict surface gas transfer rate in streams based on turbulence production by aquatic vegetation

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