Gregory Kopp

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Western University

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Gregory Kopp is a Professor at Western University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on wind engineering, specifically in areas such as wind load analysis, aerodynamic coefficients, and the impact of extreme weather conditions on building structures. Recent contributions include studies on methodologies for wind load comparison, evaluations of wind force resisting systems, and aerodynamic effects of tornado-like flows on low-rise buildings.

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JIN WANG

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Western University

CANADA

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Daniel Rhee

National Institute of Standards and Technology

UNITED STATES

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Connell Miller

Western University

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Frederick Haan

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Calvin University

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Mark Sterling

Manchester Metropolitan University

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A methodology for comparing mean, fluctuating and peak wind loads of buildings

Assessment of the Main Wind Force Resisting System Provisions of ASCE/SEI 7-22 for Rigid Buildings

Methodology for Obtaining Aerodynamic Coefficients for Unified Wind Loading Provisions in ASCE 7

The application of the quasi-steady vector model to low-rise buildings with sloped roofs

Requirements for partial turbulence simulations using nondimensional turbulence energy contributions

Streamline curvature effects generated by tornado-like flows on the aerodynamics of a low-rise structure

Experimentally estimating wind load coefficients for tornadoes – An alternative perspective

Non-Gaussian peak factor model for windward walls of rigid buildings of different aspect ratios

Flow field analysis of self-sustained flutter of a wide-slotted bridge deck

Assessment of wind speeds along the damage path of the Alonsa, Manitoba EF4 tornado on 3 August 2018

Gust effect factors for regions of separated flow around rigid low-, mid-, and high-rise buildings

Failure mechanisms and load paths in a standing seam metal roof under extreme wind loads

Identification of Multimodal Dynamic Characteristics of a Decurrent Tree with Application to a Model-Scale Wind Tunnel Study

Assessment of gust factors and wind speed decomposition methods for thunderstorms

Gust effect factors for windward walls of rigid buildings with various aspect ratios

A method to estimate peak pressures on low-rise building models based on quasi-steady theory and partial turbulence analysis

Discussion of “Reconnaissance of Buildings Impacted by the 2018 Tornadoes in Ottawa, Canada” by Amira Gill and Aikaterini S. Genikomsou

The effects of edge radius on wind tunnel tests of low-rise buildings

Wind loads on roof-mounted equipment on low-rise buildings with low-slope roofs

Internal pressure modelling for low-rise buildings in tornadoes

Collaborators (5)

JIN WANG

Daniel Rhee

Connell Miller

Frederick Haan

Mark Sterling

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