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ISWE Symposium on Disaster Risk Reduction through Wind Engineering

  • ISWE Symposium on Disaster Risk Reduction through Wind Engineering
  • 2025-02-04 11:41:10

The ISWE Symposium on Disaster Risk Reduction was held in July 2020 to address the role of wind engineering in mitigating the risks posed by tropical cyclones, tornadoes, and other extreme wind events. The symposium featured workshops and technical sessions on designing resilient buildings and infrastructures. Highlights: Case studies on wind disaster management from regions affected by severe cyclones. Keynote speeches by renowned disaster management experts. Discussion on policy measures for better wind-resistant urban planning.

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What Our Members Are Saying About ISWE’s Impact

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"ISWE has been instrumental in bringing together experts and researchers to advance wind engineering practices in India. Our collective efforts ensure the development of wind-resistant structures and sustainable solutions for the future."

Sh. Siddharth Behera
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"At ISWE, we strive to bridge the gap between research and real-world applications. Through our seminars and collaborations, we are fostering innovation and enhancing wind engineering practices for safer and more resilient structures."

Dr. Abhay Gupta
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"Wind effects on buildings and infrastructure demand scientific understanding and precise engineering. ISWE is committed to promoting research and knowledge-sharing to mitigate risks associated with extreme weather events and improve structural safety."

Dr. Achal Mittal
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"The role of wind engineering is critical in disaster mitigation and energy sustainability. ISWE continuously works towards integrating research findings into industry practices to build a safer and more efficient future."

Dr. S. Arunachalam
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"ISWE provides a crucial platform for professionals and researchers to explore cutting-edge solutions in wind engineering. Our goal is to drive technological advancements and create a more wind-resilient built environment."

Dr. Amit Gupta