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Near-real-time, meter-scale 3D urban wind modeling for low-altitude micrometeorology: numerical verification of a GPU-accelerated lattice Boltzmann framework
This study presents a near-real-time, meter-scale three-dimensional urban wind simulation framework for low-altitude flight events in complex urban meteorological environments. It reconstructs high-resolution wind fields by combining sparse observations with efficient microscale flow modeling. The f
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