Mission StatementThe American Association for Wind Engineering (AAWE) was originally established as the Wind Engineering Research Council in 1966 to promote and disseminate technical information in the research community. In 1983 the name was changed to American Association for Wind Engineering and incorporated as a nonprofit professional organization. The multi-disciplinary field of wind engineering considers problems related to wind and associated water loads and penetrations for buildings and structures, societal impact of winds, hurricane and tornado risk assessment, cost-benefit analysis, codes and standards, dispersion of urban and industrial pollution, wind energy and urban aerodynamics. Current
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A slight change in the dates for the Eleventh Americas Conference on Wind Engineering has been announced by the Puerto Rico ACWE-11 Committee. It is... CANDIDATE SOUGHT FOR NEW ATC POSITION IN SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATESThe Applied Technology Council (ATC) is seeking an experienced full-time... Patrick J. Natale, Executive Director of the AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS presented testimony Before the Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice,... One of the important functions of AAWE is to sponsor and work with the group to be Conference Host for the Americas Conferences on Wind Engineering.... |


