Third-year undergraduate students visited our laboratory to gain hands-on research experience. The simulations shown below were conducted by the students during their visit.
They worked hard throughout the entire research process, from formulating their own research questions and preparing input data to running the simulations and visualizing the results.
1. Simulation of the Ability of Weir-Like Structures to Prevent Downstream Transport of the Human Body
Case 1: Prone Position (Face-Down)
Case 2: Tucked Position (Knees Drawn to the Chest)
2. Simulation of the Effects of Coastal Topography on Drowning Risks
Case 1: Uniformly Sloping Terrain
Case 2: Coastal Topography with a Reef-Like Formation