Climate Adaptable Structural Engineering (CASE) represents a multi-disciplinary endeavor to foster resilient and adaptable cities facing the effects of climate change and other stressors that emerge throughout the 21st century.

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Applied Ocean Mechanics for Structural Engineering and Climate Adaptation

Author: Shengzhe Wang

This book introduces the theory and applications of ocean mechanics at a senior undergraduate or graduate level without assuming prior knowledge of hydrodynamics, wave theory, or related subjects. The objective is to equip students, educators, researchers, and designers with the necessary tools to promote infrastructure solutions that are more resilient and adaptable to ocean hazards exacerbated by a changing climate.

Numerical Analysis and Modeling of Floating Structures

Editors: Shengzhe Wang, Jinghua Wang, Chungkuk Jin

This reprint highlights the growing importance of floating systems, as offshore engineering continues to expand into deeper waters and more challenging marine environments. The ten contributions in this volume demonstrate how advances in numerical methods, particularly computational fluid dynamics and integrated multi-physics modeling, enable more accurate prediction and analysis of these systems under realistic environmental conditions.

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