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Environmental and Building Services Engineering (Iizuka) Lab
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A lab that covers thermal, air, and wind environments as well as urban fires.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying the environment from inside buildings to the whole city
The lab of Environmental and Building Services Engineering (Iizuka) studies the environment inside buildings, outside buildings, and in cities.
In the department's faculty introductions, the thermal environment, air environment, wind environment, indoor environment, outdoor environment, and urban environment are listed as Professor Iizuka's research topics.
Urban conflagration, building fires, and computational fluid dynamics are also listed as Professor Iizuka's research topics.
Assistant Professor Yamasaki's research topics include urban environmental engineering, climate change countermeasures, urban planning and community development, and environmental impact assessment.
Key terms
- Computational fluid dynamics
- A method of studying the flow of air, water, and other fluids by calculating it on a computer
- Urban conflagration
- A fire in an urban area that spreads from building to building
- Environmental impact assessment
- Investigating and evaluating in advance the effects that development or projects have on the environment
ResearchResearch themes
This lab deals with the environment inside and outside buildings and in cities. In the department's faculty introductions, thermal, air, and wind environments, urban conflagration and building fires, computational fluid dynamics, climate change countermeasures, and environmental impact assessment are listed as research topics.
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- ProfessorSatoru Iizuka
- Assistant ProfessorJunya Yamasaki
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