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Martin Agelin-Chaab
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Research
Latest papers
Experimental studies of the effects of hydrophobic coatings on flow separation around 3D bluff bodies.
Advances in aerodynamics · 2025 · senior author
Investigation of Automotive LiDAR Vision in Rain from Material and Optical Perspectives.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024
Economic and environmental impact assessments of a newly designed energy system for marine applications.
Chemosphere · 2023 · senior author
Latest funding
- $150,000
Autonomous Vehicle Material Characterization and Optical Sensor Integration and Evaluation in Adverse Weather
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $46,000
Multiphase flow processes around bluff bodies in adverse weather
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $192,000
Investigation of Turbulent Flow Separation and the Development of Flow Control Strategies for Bluff Bodies in Ground Proximity
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
5 publications.
Experimental studies of the effects of hydrophobic coatings on flow separation around 3D bluff bodies.
Siddiqui NA, Agelin-Chaab M
Investigation of Automotive LiDAR Vision in Rain from Material and Optical Perspectives.
Pao WY, Howorth J, Li L, Agelin-Chaab M, Roy L, Knutzen J, Baltazar-Y-Jimenez A, Muenker K
Economic and environmental impact assessments of a newly designed energy system for marine applications.
Seyam S, Dincer I, Agelin-Chaab M
A comparative life cycle assessment of a cascade heat pump and a natural gas furnace for residential heating purposes.
Addo-Binney B, Agelin-Chaab M, Bamfo E, Koohi-Fayegh S
Assessment of effectiveness of optimum physical distancing phenomena for COVID-19.
Chea B, Bolt A, Agelin-Chaab M, Dincer I
Autonomous Vehicle Material Characterization and Optical Sensor Integration and Evaluation in Adverse Weather
Principal investigators: Agelin-Chaab, Martin
Keywords: Engineering; Communication systems and services (planning, organization, services)
Multiphase flow processes around bluff bodies in adverse weather
Principal investigators: Agelin-Chaab, Martin
Keywords: multiphase flows; fluid dynamics; precipitation; rain; snow; surface contamination; experimental studies; velocity; pressure; numerical analysis
Investigation of Turbulent Flow Separation and the Development of Flow Control Strategies for Bluff Bodies in Ground Proximity
Principal investigators: Agelin-Chaab, Martin
Keywords: Aerodynamic devices; Aerodynamics; Bluff bodies; Experimental techniques; Flow separation; Flow structure; Particle image velocimetry; Turbulent flows; Vortices; Wind tunnel
Thermal characterization and modeling of an innovative energy storage system
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Aerodynamic analysis of a pollution control technology
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Development of climatic testing techniques for e-bikes, and cross-wind aerodynamic studies
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Aerodynamic analysis of a pollution control technology
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Aerodynamics and thermodynamics of race vehicles
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Automotive thermal phenomena in cross-wind
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
Aerodynamics of Complex Bluff Bodies in Ground Proximity
Principal investigators: AgelinChaab, Martin
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Martin Agelin-Chaab and Ibrahim Dincer: 2 shared papers
- Martin Agelin-Chaab and Langis Roy: 1 shared paper
- Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical, Computer and Software Engineering
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