About

About

My primary field is coupled numerical modeling of heat, moisture transport, and phase change in freezing soils.

My work covers physical modeling, finite element discretization, nonlinear iteration, sparse linear solvers, parallel computing, and visualization.

Research
Soil freezing and artificial ground freezing
Methods
Finite element and coupled heat–moisture analysis
Languages
Fortran, C++, Python
Computing
PETSc, MPI, OpenMP, Intel oneAPI

Education

2024–2026

Graduate School of Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Master's Thesis: Coupled Water Flow and Heat Transport Analysis during Ground Freezing Processes in the Presence of Groundwater Flow

2020–2024

Faculty of Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Bachelor's Thesis: Toward the Establishment of a Method for Simultaneous Analysis of Moisture and Heat in Ground Freezing Processes in the Presence of Groundwater Flow

Technical Skills

Programming

  • Fortran
  • C++
  • Python

Numerical Modeling

  • Finite element methods
  • Coupled heat and moisture analysis
  • Phase-change models
  • Nonlinear iterative methods
  • Adaptive time stepping

Solvers / HPC

  • PETSc
  • GMRES
  • BiCGSTAB
  • PARDISO
  • MPI
  • OpenMP

Tools

  • Intel oneAPI
  • Gmsh
  • ParaView
  • VTK
  • Git / GitHub
  • LaTeX