foundations and all that stuff to understand that. because basically as i understand it, based on emails i get, a lot of people living on the coast in this area are worried about their buildings and there are people that have gotten them to believe that this problem is something in the ground. we don t know if it s a problem in the ground or not. we need to do this testing and evaluation in order to be able to understand that. based on what you have been able to do so far, has it helped to narrow down at all what may have happened? no. you know, when we got here the first night, i probably had 20 or 30 things as possible triggers. i ve gotten rid of some but added five or six. we re doing the computer modelling and engineering of the original drawings to make sure that we feel the original designs were correct based on the code requirements at the time. what we can t do is now look at
really striking how their confidence about really striking how their confidence about their analysis has changed. for years. about their analysis has changed. foryears, on about their analysis has changed. for years, on your programme, i probably for years, on your programme, i probably said if there is a particular weather event and i can never particular weather event and i can never link particular weather event and i can never link it particular weather event and i can never link it directly to climate change never link it directly to climate change. well, that s not changing. the combination of the global average the combination of the global average temperature continuing to rise and average temperature continuing to rise and the fact that the computer modelling rise and the fact that the computer modelling and how the weather patterns modelling and how the weather patterns work has become so much more patterns work has become so much more sophisticated means
what kind of wind force causes what kind of stress, and, therefore, it s possible that at a certain wind force, the building is still standing. for eight or nine or ten hours it might have to the recovery effort might have to stop to get people away from there. but we re doing the computer modelling to try and confirm the different numbers. allen, thank you so much for all you re doing. we are obviously very grateful to you. thanks very much for joining us. and i m going to throw it back to you. but i have to tell you, it s so depressing. it s been a week, and the families that were desperately praying and hoping for miracles, sadly, the search and rescue operation has ground to a halt, and we have no idea when it may resume. dozens of people still unaccounted for. they ve already removed 1400 tons of degree from the site. it seems like a never ending debris of mountain. thank you for your ongoing reporting. ahead, the supreme court
2003 M.Phil., Appl. Math., Bangladesh Uni. of Eng. &Tech. (BUET), Bangladesh 2001 M.Sc., Appl. Math., University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 1999 B.Sc., Math., University of Dhaka , Bangladesh
Publications (selected) M. M. Molla, B-C Wang, D. C. S Kuhn(2012): “Numerical study of pulsatile flows undergoing transition triggered by a modeled stenosis” Physics of Fluids,Vol. 24,121901 (2012). M. M. Molla, A. Hossain, B-C Wang, D. C. S Kuhn(2012): “Large eddy simulation of pulsatile non-Newtonian flow based on dynamics nonlinear subgrid stress model”Progress in Computational Fluid Dynamics, An Int. Journal,Vol.12(4), pp.231-242. M. M. Molla, M. C. Paul,(2012): “LES of non-Newtonian physiological blood flow in a model of arterial stenosis” Medical Engineering & Physics,Vol. 34 pp. 1079-1087.