Marco Placidi

Senior Lecturer in Experimental Fluid Mechanics

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Marco Placidi is a Senior Lecturer in Experimental Fluid Mechanics at the University of Surrey, United Kingdom. His research areas include urban canopy dynamics, pollutant dispersion around tall building clusters, and turbulence modeling, as reflected in his recent publications. Notable works involve experimental analyses of turbulence characteristics in urban environments and the effects of surface roughness on boundary layer dynamics.

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University of Surrey

UNITED KINGDOM

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Tall building clusters in urban canopies: An experimental analysis of wake and dispersion characteristics

Wind tunnel study of source location effects on pollutant dispersion around uniform tall building clusters

Predicting internal boundary layer growth following a roughness change in thermally neutral and stable boundary layers

Turbulence statistics estimation across a step change in roughness via interpretable network-based modelling

Statistical properties of neutrally and stably stratified boundary layers in response to an abrupt change in surface roughness

Experimental study of the turbulent characteristics in the wake of tall building clusters

Modelling turbulence in axisymmetric wakes: an application to wind turbine wakes

Neutrally- and stably-stratified boundary layers adjustments to a step change in surface roughness

Wake Characterization of Building Clusters Immersed in Deep Boundary Layers

Wind turbine wakes: experimental investigation of two-point correlations and the effect of stable thermal stability

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Matteo Carpentieri

Philip Hancock

Majid Bastankhah

Janet Fraser Barlow

Dianfang Bi

Alan Robins

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