IS34 - Coupled Modelling and Computational Challenges in Transport , Energy and Buildings targeting carbon neutrality focusing on decarbonisation, energy efficiency and societal implications
Organized by: J. Periaux and W. Fitzgibbon
With rising environmental alarm, the reduction of critical emissions including carbon
dioxides (CO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) is one of the most important aeronautical
problems. This Invited Session ( IS) aims at developing technologies modelling and
numerical simulation pathways that aim to ensure climate neutrality via deep
reductions and pathways to net zero incorporating mitigation of both CO2 and other
greenhouse gases.Lectures will focus on the following areas:
- Decarbonisation to ensure the transformation of the energy and transport
sectors from fossil fuel based to net -zero carbon emitters;
- Improvement of the efficacy of CO2 capture in industry, and help to ensure
sustainable, secure and affordable energy;
- Improvement of the energy efficiency, including through electrification in
industrial processes , transport and buildings ;
- Outcomes of the green transition for human welfare, including on health.
Numerical results will present advanced computational research methodologies focused
on air and surface transport capabilities that have potential to accelerate the digital
transition reducing environmental effects of civil aviation and increasing its significant
meanings on the societal impact of the research.