6th AAWE Workshop

The Glenn Department of Civil Engineering at Clemson University is hosting the the 6th AAWE Workshop with a focus on student and early career presentations. The workshop will include several keynote addresses and panel discussions on non-academic wind engineering careers and future directions for wind engineering research.

The program is chaired by Nigel Kaye (Clemson University) with the assistance of a Scientific Committee who will assist in reviewing abstracts and selecting speakers and panelists.

The workshop is free to all members of AAWE, join or renew your membership if it has expired. Follow the Workshop Twitter Feed for updates.

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Schedule
2021
Wednesday, May 12th
9:00 AM	6th AAWE Workshop Program - Conference Proceedings Nigel Kaye, Clemson University Clemson, SC 9:00 AM Visit Site
11:10 AM	The impact of full-scale testing at the IBHS Research Center and critical needs in wind research for homes & businesses Anne Cope Clemson, SC 11:10 AM - 12:10 PM Visit Site
12:10 PM	Multi-event comparative analysis of common wind damage patterns from recent windstorms David Roueche, Auburn University Jordon O. Nakayama, Auburn University Clemson, SC 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM Visit Site
12:10 PM	Statistical Investigation of Wind Duration Using A Refined Hurricane Track Model Haifeng Wang, SUNY University at Buffalo Teng Wu, SUNY University at Buffalo Clemson, SC 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	Data-driven simulation of asymmetric hurricane wind fields for community resilience planning Yanlin Guo, Colorado State University - Fort Collins John W. van de Lindt, Colorado State University - Fort Collins Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	Wind-induced failures and structural modeling of large-volume buildings impacted by Hurricane Michael (2018) J. D. Marshall, Auburn University David Roueche, Auburn University J. W. Berman, University of Washington J. A. Roberts, Auburn University C. B. Blue, Auburn University Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:34 PM	3D nonlinear tropical cyclone boundary layer model: From meteorological perspective to wind engineering applications Liang Hu, University of Notre Dame Ahsan Kareem, University of Notre Dame Clemson, SC 12:34 PM - 12:46 PM Visit Site
12:34 PM	Detection and classification of damages to civil infrastructure using a video-monitoring tool Michael L. Whiteman, Howard University Pedro L. Fernández-Cabán, Clarkson University Claudia C. Marin, Howard University Jale Tezcan, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Xinxing Wu, University of Kentucky Qiang Shawn Cheng, University of Kentucky Clemson, SC 12:34 PM - 12:46 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Model for simulating extreme wind speed distribution parameters for hurricane winds Joseph B. Dannemiller, Texas Tech University Douglas A. Smith, Texas Tech University Stephen Morse, Michigan Technological University Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Wireless Sensor Network System Data Acquisition and Analysis using DesignSafe-CI S. Sridhar, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J.-P. Pineli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Zhang, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne C. S. Subramanian, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Wang, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Sun S. Lazarus, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne H. Besing, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	Deep Reinforcement Learning-based Decision Support System for Transportation Infrastructure Management under Hurricane Events Shaopeng Li, SUNY University at Buffalo Teng Wu, SUNY University at Buffalo Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	Development of a Wireless Sensor Network for Hurricane Monitoring J. Wang, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Sun, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J.-P. Pinelli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne S. Lazarus, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
1:10 PM	Artificial Neural Network models to study wind-induced response of large-span roofs and suspension bridges Fabio Rizzo, G.D'Annunzio University Luca Caracoglia, Northeastern University Clemson, SC 1:10 PM - 1:22 PM Visit Site
1:10 PM	Performance Testing and Calibration of the Generation –IV Wireless Sensor Network System J. Zhang, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne S. Sridhar, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne C. S. Subramanian, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J-P Pinelli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne S. Lazarus, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Wang, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne J. Sun H. Besing, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Clemson, SC 1:10 PM - 1:22 PM Visit Site
1:22 PM	Applicability of DAD methodology for low-rise buildings to European and Italian wind load standards Daniele Crisman, University of Trieste Luca Caracoglia, Northeastern University Salvatore Noè, University of Trieste Clemson, SC 1:22 PM - 1:34 PM Visit Site
1:22 PM	Field monitoring the wind-induced response of a large-area fabric membrane structure David Roueche, Auburn University J. D. Marshall, Auburn University J. W. Stiles, Tyndall Air Force Base D. T. Jackson, Auburn University J. B. Anderson, Auburn University J. S. Davidson, Auburn University Clemson, SC 1:22 PM - 1:34 PM Visit Site
1:22 PM	Integrating survivor stories, tornado wind field models, and forensic investigations to reconstruct tornado events Savannah Howie, Auburn University David Roueche, Auburn University Franklin Lombardo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Daphne LaDue, University of Oklahoma Lara Mayeux, University of Oklahoma Clemson, SC 1:22 PM - 1:34 PM Visit Site
1:34 PM	Active Machine Learning in Large Scale Wind Tunnel Experiments Mohit Chauhan, Johns Hopkins University Mariel Ojeda-Tuz, University of Florida Michael Shields, Johns Hopkins University Kurtis Gurley, University of Florida Ryan Catarelli, University of Florida Clemson, SC 1:34 PM - 1:46 PM Visit Site
1:34 PM	The 3 March 2020 Cookeville, Tennessee Tornado Damage Report Jason M. Lopez, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Franklin T. Lombardo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Clemson, SC 1:34 PM - 1:46 PM Visit Site
2:10 PM	A probabilistic composite resistance model for the vertical load path in typical residential construction Brandon M. Rittelmeyer, Auburn University David B. Roueche, Auburn University Clemson, SC 2:10 PM - 2:22 PM Visit Site
2:22 PM	Probabilistic Wind Hazard Analysis for Performance-Based Wind Design of Buildings: Hazard Curve, Wind Demand and Loading Protocol Haifeng Wang, SUNY University at Buffalo Teng Wu, SUNY University at Buffalo Clemson, SC 2:22 PM - 2:34 PM Visit Site
2:22 PM	Using the Jupyter Notebooks as a tool for CFD simulations Fei Ding, University of Notre Dame Ahsan Kareem, University of Notre Dame Clemson, SC 2:22 PM - 2:34 PM Visit Site
2:34 PM	A component-based interior and contents hurricane vulnerability model for low-rise residential buildings Roberto Vicente Silva de Abreu, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Jean-Paul Pinelli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Kurt Gurley, University of Florida Karthik Yarasuri, University of Florida Clemson, SC 2:34 PM - 2:46 PM Visit Site
2:34 PM	Generation of inflow velocity field for CFD analyses using GPUs Fei Ding, University of Notre Dame Ahsan Kareem, University of Notre Dame Clemson, SC 2:34 PM - 2:46 PM Visit Site
2:46 PM	Full-scale experimental investigations on a naturally ventilated building and validation of simulation models Chen Chen, Stanford University Catherine Gorlé, Stanford University Clemson, SC 2:46 PM - 2:58 PM Visit Site
2:46 PM	Performance and Fragility of Elevated Structures During Hurricane Events Haitham A. Ibrahim, Florida International University Amal Elawady, Florida International University David O. Prevatt, University of Florida Clemson, SC 2:46 PM - 2:58 PM Visit Site
2:58 PM	Fragility analysis framework for transmission tower systems subjected to straight line winds Saransh Dikshit, Iowa State University Alice Alipour, Iowa State University Clemson, SC 2:58 PM - 3:10 PM Visit Site
2:58 PM	Large-eddy simulations of combined wind and buoyancy driven ventilation in a slum house in Dhaka, Bangladesh Yunjae Hwang, Stanford University Catherine Gorlé, Stanford University Clemson, SC 2:58 PM - 3:10 PM Visit Site
3:10 PM	Fatigue Life and Reliability Estimation of a Traffic Signal Structure using Long-Term Monitoring Data Li-Wei Tsai, Iowa State University Alice Alipour, Iowa State University Clemson, SC 3:10 PM - 3:22 PM Visit Site
3:10 PM	Large-eddy Simulation of Wind Loads on a Roof-mounted Cube: A Means to Interpolate Experimental Data Abiy F. Melaku, Western University Lakshmana S. Doddipatla, FM Global Girma T. Bitsuamlak, Western University Clemson, SC 3:10 PM - 3:22 PM Visit Site
3:22 PM	Addressing Turbulence Model Form Uncertainty M. F. Ciarlatani, Stanford University Z. Hao, University of Cambridge C. Gorlé, Stanford University Clemson, SC 3:22 PM - 3:34 PM Visit Site
3:22 PM	Performance-Based Wind Design of Tall Buildings Considering the Nonlinearity in Building Response S. Preetha Hareendran, Iowa State University A. Alipour, Iowa State University B. Shafei, Iowa State University P. P. Sarkar, Iowa State University Clemson, SC 3:22 PM - 3:34 PM Visit Site
3:34 PM	Evaluation of a multi-fidelity simulation framework for predicting wind pressure loads on buildings Themistoklis Vargiemezis, Stanford University Catherine Gorlé, Stanford University Clemson, SC 3:34 PM - 3:46 PM Visit Site
Thursday, May 13th
11:00 AM	The Role of Wind Engineers in Advancing Climate- Responsive and Risk-Informed Sustainable Development: Opportunities and Responsibilities Tracy Kijewski-Correa, University of Notre Dame Clemson, SC 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Visit Site
12:10 PM	Computational methods of windborne debris trajectories in a near-surface tornadic field Guangzhao Chen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Franklin T. Lombardo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Clemson, SC 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	An Absolute Pressure Sensing Mote for Measuring Full- Scale Wind Pressure Loads on Buildings John Hochschild, Stanford University Catherine Gorlé, Stanford University Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	Modeling windborne debris trajectories in tornadoes Ahmed U. Abdelhady, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Seymour M.J. Spence, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Jason McCormick, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:34 PM	Characterization of surface roughness from LIDAR and anemometer measurements of near-surface storm winds H. Besng, Florida Institute of Technology S. Lazarus, Florida Institute of Technology S. Sridhar, Florida Institute of Technology J. Wang, Florida Institute of Technology C. S. Subramanian, Florida Institute of Technology J-P Pinelli, Florida Institute of Technology J. Zhang, Florida Institute of Technology J. Sun Clemson, SC 12:34 PM - 12:46 PM Visit Site
12:34 PM	Numerical modeling of debris flight in a one-cell tornado wind field Ali Tohidi, San Jose State University Clemson, SC 12:34 PM - 12:46 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Experimental and computational modeling of ember hot-spots on roofs during wildland fires Dac Nguyen, Clemson University Nigel Kaye, Clemson University Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Observations of the turbulent near wake of a bridge deck Nicolò Daniotti, University of Stavanger Jasna Bogunovic Jakobsen, University of Stavanger Jónas Snæbjörnsson, Reykjavik University Etienne Cheynet, University of Bergen Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	A stochastic model for the aerodynamics of irregularly shaped gravel Md Safwan Ahsanullah, Clemson University Nigel B. Kaye, Clemson University Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	Observations of incoming turbulent flow by dual wind lidar mounted on a bridge deck Mohammad Nafisifard, University of Stavanger Jasna Bogunovic Jakobsen, University of Stavanger Etienne Cheynet, University of Bergen Jónas Snæbjörnsson, Reykjavik University Mikael Sjöholm, Technical University of Denmark Torben Mikkelsen, Technical University of Denmark Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
1:10 PM	Retrieving wind speed and direction from WSR-88D single- Doppler measurements of thunderstorm winds Ibrahim Ibrahim, Western University Gregory A. Kopp, Western University David M.L. Sills, Western University Clemson, SC 1:10 PM - 1:22 PM Visit Site
1:22 PM	Vulnerability Assessment of Structural Insulated Panels Subjected to Windborne Debris Impact Dikshant Saini, Iowa State University Behrouz Shafei, Iowa State University Clemson, SC 1:22 PM - 1:34 PM Visit Site
1:34 PM	An analytical study into the performance of cross-laminated timber structures subject to tornado events M. Stoner, Clemson University Weichiang Pang, Clemson University Clemson, SC 1:34 PM - 1:46 PM Visit Site
1:34 PM	Tornado Wind Speed Estimation Methods in Rural Forested Regions: The Alonsa, MB Tornado Daniel M. Rhee, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Sarah Stevenson, University of Western Ontario Franklin T. Lombardo, University of Illinois Greg Kopp, University of Western Ontario Clemson, SC 1:34 PM - 1:46 PM Visit Site
2:10 PM	New Model for Rain-Induced Interior and Contents Damage to Mid/High-Rise Buildings During Hurricane Events Zhuoxuan Wei, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Jean-Paul Pinelli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Nima Aghli, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Jingyun Jia, Florida Institute of Technology - Melbourne Kurt Gurley, University of Florida Clemson, SC 2:10 PM - 2:22 PM Visit Site
2:10 PM	Wind Performance of Asphalt Shingles Using Full-Scale Experimentation Ameyu B. Tolera, Florida International University Karim Mostafa, Florida International University Arindam Gan Chowdhury, Florida International University Ioannis Zisis, Florida International University Clemson, SC 2:10 PM - 2:22 PM Visit Site
2:22 PM	High Frequency Effect on Peak Pressure Computation on the TTU Building Using Synthetic Inflow Turbulence Generator Zahra Mansouri, University of Arkansas Rathinam Panneer Selvam, University of Arkansas Arindam Gan Chowdhury, Florida International University Clemson, SC 2:22 PM - 2:34 PM Visit Site
2:22 PM	Peak Wind Effects on Low-Rise Building Roofs and Rooftop PV Arrays R. Braun, Central Washington University D. Chen, Central Washington University A. Chowdhury, Florida International University J. Estephan, Florida International University C. Gordon, Central Washington University P. Irwin, Florida International University G. Johnson, Central Washington University B. Kennedy, Central Washington University G. Lyman, Central Washington University E. Raney, Central Washington University D. Reed, University of Washington R. Sanford, Central Washington University S. Wang, University of Washington Clemson, SC 2:22 PM - 2:34 PM Visit Site
2:34 PM	Numerical investigation of wind actions on elevated houses Nourhan Abdelfatah, Florida International University Amal Elawady, Florida International University Clemson, SC 2:34 PM - 2:46 PM Visit Site
2:34 PM	Wind speed maximum sustained, mean and gust factor comparison using publicly available HWIND and Texas Tech University Hurricane Research Team data Joseph B. Dannemiller, Texas Tech University* Douglas A. Smith, Texas Tech University Stephen Morse, Michigan Technological University Clemson, SC 2:34 PM - 2:46 PM Visit Site
2:46 PM	Development of Standard Test Considering Pressure Equalization for Discontinuous Metal Roof (DMR) Systems Oscar Lafontaine, University of Florida Irina Afanasyeva, University of Florida David O. Prevatt, University of Florida Clemson, SC 2:46 PM - 2:58 PM Visit Site
2:46 PM	Efficiency improvement and discussion of grid effects on DSRFG method Xiangjie Wang, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Steve C. S. Cai, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Clemson, SC 2:46 PM - 2:58 PM Visit Site
2:58 PM	A partial-turbulence approach to estimate peak pressures on low-rise buildings with flat roofs Yitian Guo, University of Western Ontario Chieh-Hsun Wu, Tamkang University Gregory A. Kopp, University of Western Ontario Clemson, SC 2:58 PM - 3:10 PM Visit Site
2:58 PM	Hurricane Maria Hindcast Using WRF-LES: A Preliminary Comparison of Topographic Wind Speed-Up Luis D. Aponte-Bermúdez, University of Puerto Rico Forrest J. Masters, University of Florida Jorge X. Santiago-Hernández, University of Florida Edward L. Cruz-García, University of Puerto Rico Clemson, SC 2:58 PM - 3:10 PM Visit Site
3:10 PM	Examination of gust effect factor for side walls of rigid low-, mid-, and high-rise buildings Jin Wang, University of Western Ontario Gregory Kopp, University of Western Ontario Clemson, SC 3:10 PM - 3:22 PM Visit Site
3:10 PM	Time Variant Hurricane Modeling in Performance-based Wind Engineering Zhicheng Ouyang, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Seymour M.J. Spence, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Clemson, SC 3:10 PM - 3:22 PM Visit Site
3:22 PM	On the computational efficiency of LES and hybrid RANS-LES models in building aerodynamics Md Faiaz Khaled, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Aly Mousaad Aly, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Clemson, SC 3:22 PM - 3:34 PM Visit Site
Friday, May 14th
11:00 AM	Enhancing the Wind Performance of Civil Infrastructure Through “Online” Cyber-Physical Wind Tunnel Simulation Pedro L. Fernández-Cabán Clemson, SC 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Visit Site
12:10 PM	A Scenario-based Hurricane Analysis Framework for Community-level Building Damage Estimation Ram K. Mazumder, University of Kansas Meredith Dumler, University of Kansas S. Amin Enderami, University of Kansas Elaina J. Sutley, University of Kansas Clemson, SC 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM Visit Site
12:10 PM	Drag Coefficients and Wind Loads of Retrofitted Pipe Racks with High Blockage Ratios S. Ou, Clemson University W. Pang, Clemson University M. Stoner, Clemson University Clemson, SC 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	High-Fidelity Probabilistic Collapse Assessment of Tall Steel Buildings under Extreme Winds Srinivasan Arunachalam, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor S.M.J. Spence, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:22 PM	Investigation of irregular-shaped buildings and their pressure distribution Manuel Matus, Florida International University Ioannis Zisis, Florida International University Clemson, SC 12:22 PM - 12:34 PM Visit Site
12:34 PM	Probabilistic assessment of the nonlinear response of the 20- story SAC building under extreme wind loads through collapse Azin Ghaffary, University of Nevada, Reno Mohamed Moustafa, University of Nevada, Reno Clemson, SC 12:34 PM - 12:46 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Aerodynamic testing and response evaluation of a large-scale high-rise building model at a high Reynolds number Aly Mousaad Aly, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Suvash Chapain, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:46 PM	Wind-induced response of buildings incorporating nonlinear fluid-structure interaction effects Azin Ghaffary, University of Nevada, Reno Mohamed Moustafa, University of Nevada, Reno Clemson, SC 12:46 PM - 12:58 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	Aerodynamics of low-rise buildings: large-scale open-jet testing to address Reynolds number effects Aly Mousaad Aly, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Md Faiaz Khaled, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
12:58 PM	Structural Fragility Analysis of Tall Buildings and Towers via Artificial Neural Network Surrogate Modeling Lei Zhang, Northeastern University Luca Caracoglia, Northeastern University Clemson, SC 12:58 PM - 1:10 PM Visit Site
1:10 PM	Experimental Investigation of the Aerodynamics and Wind Loading of Buildings with Balconies Lisette Ludena, Florida International University Maryam Asghari Mooneghi, Florida International University Arindam Gan Chowdhury, Florida International University Peter Irwin, Florida International University Clemson, SC 1:10 PM - 1:22 PM Visit Site
1:10 PM	Stochastic flutter analysis of wind turbine blades via surrogate models: Artificial Neural Networks vs. Stochastic Collocation Shaoning Li, Northeastern University Luca Caracoglia, Northeastern University Clemson, SC 1:10 PM - 1:22 PM Visit Site
1:50 PM	Differences in flow structures of tornado vortex and efficiency of different tornado chambers Sumit Verma, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Rathinam Panneer Selvam, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Clemson, SC 1:50 PM - 2:02 PM Visit Site
1:50 PM	Estimation and Characterization of Nonstationary Inelastic Crosswind Responses of Base-Isolated Tall Buildings Changda Feng Xinzhong Chen, Texas Tech University Clemson, SC 1:50 PM - 2:02 PM Visit Site
2:02 PM	Impact of Extreme Wind Loads on Sliding Glass Doors M. Moravej B. Arya C. Simsir A. Jain Clemson, SC 2:02 PM - 2:14 PM Visit Site
2:02 PM	Uncertainty Quantification of Wind-tunnel Tests of a Low- Rise Building Model using the NIST Aerodynamic Database Erin Hubbard, Cleveland State University Erick Shelley, Cleveland State University Wei Zhang, Cleveland State University Clemson, SC 2:02 PM - 2:14 PM Visit Site
2:14 PM	Assessment of load path through residential roofs using full-scale wind tunnel measurements Sarah A. Stevenson Ms., University of Western Ontario Murray J. Morrison, Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety Gregory Kopp, University of Western Ontario Clemson, SC 2:14 PM - 2:26 PM Visit Site
2:14 PM	Critical Evaluation of Roof Pressure Statistics over an Isolated Low-rise Building using NIST and TPU Aerodynamic Databases Erick Shelley, Cleveland State University Erin Hubbard, Cleveland State University Wei Zhang, Cleveland State University Clemson, SC 2:14 PM - 2:26 PM Visit Site
2:26 PM	A probabilistic loading model including the vertical angle of attack to estimate tornado loading Antonio Zaldivar de Alba, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Franklin T. Lombardo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign David J. Bodine, University of Oklahoma Anthony E. Reinhart, NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory Clemson, SC 2:26 PM - 2:38 PM Visit Site
2:26 PM	Fatigue performance of wood frame roof-to-wall connections with elastomeric adhesives under uplift cyclic loading Bilal Alhawaamdeh, Western Michigan University Xiaoyun Shao, Western Michigan University Clemson, SC 2:26 PM - 2:38 PM Visit Site
2:34 PM	Design and development of a new Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel at Florida International University Manuel A. Matus Mr., Florida International University Karim Mostafa, Florida International University Hrishikesh Dev Sarma, Florida International University Brian Schwartz, Florida International University Ioannis Zisis, Florida International University Clemson, SC 2:34 PM - 2:46 PM Visit Site
2:38 PM	Full Scale Wind Testing to Determine the Role of Vertical Protrusions on Curtainwall Performance Kehinde J. Alawode, Florida International University Krishna Sai Vutukuru, Florida International University Amal Elawady, Florida International University Arindam Gan Chowdhury, Florida International University Guido Lori Clemson, SC 2:38 PM - 2:50 PM Visit Site
2:38 PM	Wind uplift resistance of Vinyl Siding- a standardized test protocol for multi-chamber pressure application Oscar Lafontaine, University of Florida David Roueche, Auburn University David Prevatt, University of Florida Clemson, SC 2:38 PM - 2:50 PM Visit Site

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