
GIACOMO VALERIO IUNGO

valerio.iungo@utdallas.edu
Phone: 972-883-4621
Mailstop: WT10
Office: WSTC 2.208
ECSW 4.150F
800 West Campbell Rd.
Richardson, TX 75080-3021
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Wind Energy Facilities
Wind Flux Lab
BLAST Wind Tunnel
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Education
2007 – Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering, the University of Pisa, Italy
2003 – M.Sc. Aerospace Engineering, the University of Pisa, Italy
Research Interests
Experimental fluid mechanics with applications to power harvesting from turbulent flows.
Five Most Recent Journal Publications, Book Chapters, and Books
- Khedr, A., Panthi, K., Ahmed, W.U., Castellani, F. and Iungo, G.V., 2025. Riblets and scales on 3D-printed wind turbine blades: Influence of surface micro-patterning properties on enhancing aerodynamic performance.Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 266, p.106188.
 - Moss, C., Maulik, R. and Iungo, G.V., 2024. Augmenting insights from wind turbine data through data-driven approaches.Applied Energy, 376, p.124116.
 - Ehsani, R., Heisel, M., Puccioni, M., Hong, J., Iungo, V., Voller, V. and Guala, M., 2024. Stochastic modal velocity field in rough-wall turbulence.Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 999, p.A56.
 - Ahmed, W.U. and Iungo, G.V., 2024. Effects of wind shear and thrust coefficient on the induction zone of a porous disk: A wind tunnel study.Wind Energy, 27(8), pp.749-766.
 - Iungo, G.V., Guala, M., Hong, J., Bristow, N., Puccioni, M., Hartford, P., Ehsani, R., Letizia, S., Li, J. and Moss, C., 2024. Grand-scale atmospheric imaging apparatus (GAIA) and wind lidar multiscale measurements in the atmospheric surface layer.Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 105(1), pp. E121-E143.
 
Major Honors and Awards
- 2025 NSF Mid-Career Advancement Award, Geosciences Directorate, title: “Inhomogeneous Non-equilibrium Marine Atmospheric Boundary Layer in Coastal Region: A Call for Data-driven Modeling to Interconnect Turbulence, Oceanography, and MEteorology”.
 - 2020 NSF CAREER Award, CBET Fluid Dynamics Program, Program Manager: Ron Joslin, title: “CAREER: Scalar Transport in High Reynolds Number Boundary Layer with Heterogeneous Roughness and Source Flux: Modeling Marine Aerosol in Coastal Regions”.
 - 2010 Special mention for the prize “Best Italian junior researcher in Wind Engineering”, ANIV 2010 for the biennium 2008− 2010, 2nd July 2010, Spoleto, Italy.
 




