Advanced Sensing Techniques for Environmental and Energy Systems

Dear Colleagues,

The modern demand for sustainable and efficient environmental and energy solutions has led to the rapid development of sensor technologies and advanced computational models. The Special Issue "Advanced Sensing and Modeling Techniques for Environmental and Energy Systems" aims to gather original research papers and reviews related to sensors, environmental data, and modeling to enhance energy efficiency, air quality, and climate analysis.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

- Smart sensors and sensor networks for monitoring environmental parameters (pollution, temperature, humidity, wind conditions).

- Integration of sensor data with computational models (e.g., CFD, RANS, LES, machine learning) for extreme value prediction, energy efficiency analysis, and aerodynamics in enclosed and open environments.

- Development of predictive algorithms and methodologies for environmental conditions based on sensor data and advanced computational models.

- Applications of sensors and models in energy systems (wind, solar, biomass, building energy efficiency, smart grids).

- Optimization of ventilation and air management systems in industrial and urban areas through sensors and predictive models.

This Special Issue provides a platform for researchers at the forefront of sensor technology and computational modeling, encouraging new collaborations and applications that can improve energy efficiency, environmental protection, and quality of life.

We invite scientists from diverse fields, including engineering, physics, environmental sciences, computational fluid dynamics, and data analysis, to submit their papers.

Dr. George Efthimiou
Guest Editor

Manuscript Submission Information

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