Special Issue
Advances in Computational
Wind Engineering and Wind
Energy (2nd Edition)
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As the global demand for sustainable energy solutions
continues to grow, understanding and leveraging wind an Open Access Journal
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flow dynamics have become pivotal in diverse
applications. Advances in computational methods, high-
performance computing, and data analytics have
revolutionized the study of wind flow dynamics, enabling Impact Factor 2.3
deeper insights into atmospheric boundary-layer flows CiteScore 4.9
and their applications in wind energy and sustainable
urban design.
This Special Issue of Atmosphere aims to bring together
cutting-edge research and innovative methodologies in
computational wind engineering and its applications to
wind energy systems. We welcome contributions that
connect theoretical insights with practical applications,
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hybrid experimental–computational methods. This
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challenges in renewable energy, urban environmental
quality, and sustainable living.
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Guest Editors
Dr. Ijaz Fazil Syed Ahmed Kabir
Dr. Mohan Kumar Gajendran
Dr. Ng Yin Kwee
Dr. Amirfarhang Mehdizadeh
Deadline for manuscript submissions
29 January 2026
About the Journal
Message from the Editor-in-Chief
Continued developments in instrumentation and
modeling have driven atmospheric science to become
Atmosphere increasingly more complex with a deeper understanding
of concepts, mechanisms, and interactions. This is the
field that innovation built and it has led to a better
appreciation for the complexity with atmosphere.
an Open Access Journal Human life is intertwined in this complexity as we strive
by MDPI to better understand our atmosphere. Climate change is
constantly stretching the limits of our thinking and
forcing new ideas and concepts to be played out.
Impact Factor 2.3 Welcome to the Anthropocene!
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Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Daniele Contini
Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC), National
Research Council (CNR), Str. Prv. Lecce-Monteroni km 1.2, 73100
Lecce, Italy
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