ISHIHARA Takeshi

ISHIHARA Takeshi is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Department of CE. His research interests include wind engineering, Fluid-Structure Interaction, Structural dynamics, Structural reliability and risk management, and Offshore wind power. His profile page provides additional information about his work and contributions in these areas. For more details, visit his website at http://windeng.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ishihara/e/.

Takeshi Ishihara is a researcher at the University of Tokyo specializing in Wind Engineering, Wind Energy, and Floating Wind Turbine System. His work focuses on the analysis and simulation of wind flow characteristics, turbulence modeling, and the development of wake models for wind turbines. He has conducted extensive studies on turbulent flow over complex terrains, including hills and high-rise buildings, and has explored the aerodynamic behavior of structures such as box girder bridges and circular cylinders. His research also includes the application of advanced turbulence models like LES and k-ε to predict wind field dynamics and improve wind energy systems. Additionally, he has investigated the impact of typhoons on wind turbines and the suppression of vortex-induced vibrations.