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38
Citations
7927
World Ranking
8533
National Ranking
3049

Overview

Roger H. Shaw is affiliated with the University of California, Davis in the United States. Their research spans across multiple fields, primarily Mathematics and Medicine, with a focus on Modeling and Simulation as well as Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health.

Shaw's work covers topics related to COVID-19 epidemiological studies and Mathematical and Theoretical Epidemiology and Ecology Models. These topics reflect a focus on understanding disease propagation and theoretical frameworks for epidemiological patterns.

The scientist has published in at least one known venue, the Journal of Theoretical Biology, where the publication record includes a paper titled A model of COVID-19 propagation based on a gamma subordinated negative binomial branching process, published in 2020. This paper contributes to theoretical biology by modeling virus spread dynamics and has been cited 15 times.

  • Roger H. Shaw's frequent co-authors include Jérôme Levesque and David W. Maybury

  • Journal of Theoretical Biology

  • COVID-19 epidemiological studies
  • Mathematical and Theoretical Epidemiology and Ecology Models

  • Mathematics
  • Medicine

  • Modeling and Simulation
  • Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health

Best Publications

  • Averaging procedures for flow within vegetation canopies

    M. R. Raupach;R. H. Shaw

  • Large-eddy simulation of turbulent flow above and within a forest

    Roger H. Shaw;Ulrich Schumann

  • Observation of organized structure in turbulent flow within and above a forest canopy

    W. Gao;R. H. Shaw

  • Aerodynamic roughness of a plant canopy: A numerical experiment

    Roger H Shaw;A.R Pereira

  • Turbulence structure above a vegetation canopy

    John J. Finnigan;Roger H. Shaw;Edward G. Patton

  • A wind tunnel study of air flow in waving wheat: Two-point velocity statistics

    R. H. Shaw;Y. Brunet;J. J. Finnigan;M. R. Raupach

  • Leaf area measurements based on hemispheric photographs and leaf-litter collection in a deciduous forest during autumn leaf-fall

    H.H. Neumann;G. Den Hartog;R.H. Shaw

  • Structure of the Reynolds Stress in a Canopy Layer

    Roger H. Shaw;Jahangir Tavangar;David P. Ward

  • Influence of foliar density and thermal stability on profiles of Reynolds stress and turbulence intensity in a deciduous forest

    R. H. Shaw;G. Den Hartog;H. H. Neumann

  • Turbulent kinetic energy budgets from a large-eddy simulation of airflow above and within a forest canopy

    Michael J. Dwyer;Edward G. Patton;Roger H. Shaw

  • Large-Eddy Simulation of Windbreak Flow

    Edward G. Patton;Roger H. Shaw;Murray J. Judd;Michael R. Raupach

  • Turbulent statistics of neutrally stratified flow within and above a sparse forest from large-eddy simulation and field observations

    Hong-Bing Su;Roger H. Shaw;Kyaw Tha Paw;Chin-Hoh Moeng

  • Secondary Wind Speed Maxima Inside Plant Canopies

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  • On coherent structures in turbulence above and within agricultural plant canopies

    Kyaw Tha Paw U;Yves Brunet;Serge Collineau;Roger H. Shaw

  • Canopy element influences on resolved- and subgrid-scale energy within a large-eddy simulation

    Roger H. Shaw;Edward G. Patton

  • Large-eddy Simulation of Turbulent Flow Across a Forest Edge. Part I: Flow Statistics

    Bai Yang;Bai Yang;Michael R. Raupach;Roger H. Shaw;Kyaw Tha Paw U

  • Carbon Dioxide Exchange Between an Old-growth Forest and the Atmosphere

    Kyaw Tha Paw U;Matthias Falk;Thomas H. Suchanek;Susan L. Ustin

  • Atmospheric Stability Influences on Coupled Boundary Layer and Canopy Turbulence

    Edward G. Patton;Peter P. Sullivan;Roger H. Shaw;John J. Finnigan

  • Particle resuspension in a turbulent boundary layer-observed and modeled

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  • Detection of temperature ramps and flow structures at a deciduous forest site

    Roger H. Shaw;Kyaw Tha Paw U;Weigang Gao

  • A Wind-Tunnel Study of Airflow in Waving Wheat: An EOF Analysis of the Structure of the Large-Eddy Motion

    J. J. Finnigan;R. H. Shaw

  • Large-eddy Simulation of Turbulent Flow across a Forest Edge. Part II: Momentum and Turbulent Kinetic Energy Budgets

    Bai Yang;Bai Yang;Andrew P. Morse;Roger H. Shaw;Kyaw Tha Paw U

Frequent Co-Authors

Kyaw Tha Paw U
Kyaw Tha Paw U University of California, Davis
H. H. Neumann
H. H. Neumann Environment and Climate Change Canada
John Finnigan
John Finnigan Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
William J. Massman
William J. Massman US Forest Service
Andrew P. Morse
Andrew P. Morse University of Liverpool
J. I. MacPherson
J. I. MacPherson National Research Council Canada
Peter P. Sullivan
Peter P. Sullivan National Center for Atmospheric Research
Yves Brunet
Yves Brunet INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Sean C. Thomas
Sean C. Thomas University of Toronto
Theodore C. Hsiao
Theodore C. Hsiao University of California, Davis

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