The advanced computational coastal engineering laboratory at the National University of Singapore focuses on numerical simulations of wave-structure interaction problems under regular or extreme wave conditions;
State-of-the-Art computational fluid dynamics modelling for soft (flexible engineering and nature-based) infrastructures;
Coupled hydrodynamic, morphological, and soil models are employed to resolve three-dimensional seepage forces and bed-slope effects around a monopile under tsunami conditions;
This study quantifies the role and mechanics of seepage response in tsunami‐induced bed mobility and scour through theoretical analyses and fully coupled hydrodynamic and morphological simulations.
Research innovation and nature-based solutions for coastal protection and climate change adaptation;
A full-scale CFD model illustrating how mangrove forests mitigate storm surge impacts through enhanced wave energy dissipation;
The coupled IBM–VFIFE numerical framework reveals how stem flexibility fundamentally alters vortex dynamics and hydrodynamic loads;
The high-resolution CFD model resolves free-surface deformation and wave patterns induced by vessel motion impacts.
The experiment reveals how structural elasticity and aeration govern breaking-wave impacts, leading to pressure spreading and high-frequency vibrations.
The experiment compares irregular wave overtopping at a revetment with and without roughness elements;
The experiment demonstrates the process of solitary wave shoaling and breaking over a sloping bed.
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