C. (Clara) Garcia Sanchez
C. (Clara) Garcia Sanchez
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Biografie
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Biografie
Clara García-Sánchez joined the 3D geoinformation group as an Assistant Professor (tenure track), after receiving the Delft Technology Fellowship in 2019.
Clara completed her degree in aerospace engineering in 2011 at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. During her degree she performed two international stays: at Politecnico di Milano, Italy, and École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada. After finishing her degree, she completed the research master in fluid dynamics at the von Karman Institute, Belgium. One year after, she was awarded a grant for Strategic Basic Research (IWT) to pursue her PhD degree in physics, in collaboration between the University of Antwerp and the von Karman Institute, where she graduated in 2017. During her PhD, she performed additional collaborations at Columbia University and Stanford University, USA. Before joining TUDelft, she was a postdoctoral research scientist in the Global Ecology department at Carnegie Institution for Science.
Her research is focused on wind engineering problems, specifically addressing dispersion and airflow predictions in the built environment. She is interested in renewable energies, as well as mitigation techniques that can allow to prevent and reduce urban pollution. Part of her research focuses on applying uncertainty quantification methodologies for the prediction of winds in the urban canopy. The approach allows to study the natural variability of the wind, which further improves the level of confidence in the numerical results, by adding risk assessment margins based on realistic probabilities. These type of studies grant additional knowledge related to pedestrian wind comfort and pollution maps, information that can be useful to optimize sustainable urbanizations.
For further info visit: https://3d.bk.tudelft.nl/gsclara/
Expertise
Computational Fluid Dynamics, Wind Engineering, Pollution dispersion, Urban flows. Working with open source codes, such as OpenFOAM and Weather Research and Forecasting.
Prijzen
- 2019 Delft Technology Fellowship (NL)
- 2013 IWT grant, Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology (BE)
- 2013 FRIA grant, Fonds National de La Recherche Scientifique (deferred) (BE)
- 2014 Travel grant, von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (BE)
- 2012 NATO fellowship , Research Master at von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (BE)
Expertise
Publicaties
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2024
Automatic high-detailed building reconstruction workflow for urban microscale simulations
Ivan Pađen / Ravi Peters / Clara García-Sánchez / Hugo Ledoux
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2024
Coupling between detailed building energy models and a data driven urban canopy model
Miguel Martin / Mario Berges / Jantien Stoter / Clara Garcia Sanchez
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2024
Impact of interactions between buildings and their outdoor conditions on the calibration of an urban building energy model
Miguel Martin / Mario Berges / Jantien Stoter / Clara Garcia Sanchez
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2024
Quantifying airborne transmission in ventilated settings
A review
Arghyanir Giri / Clara García-Sánchez / Philomena M. Bluyssen -
2024
Should we care about the level of detail in trees when running urban microscale simulations?
Runnan Fu / Ivan Pađen / Clara García-Sánchez
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Media
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2024-07-16
Delftse digital twin toont menselijk gedrag bij hitte en wind
Verscheen in: Stadszaken
Prijzen
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2021
Outstanding paper award: 3D Processing & Visualization
Awarded to the paper "The impact of level of detail in 3d city models for cfd-based wind flow simulations. C. Garcia-Sánchez, S. Vitalis, I. Paden and J. Stoter". By: 3D Geoinfo conference 2021
16th 3D GeoInfo Conference 2021
Nevenwerkzaamheden
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2023-10-02 - 2025-10-02
Advisering/onderzoek en overig