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University of Western Ontario), Canada is a novel three dimensional and time dependent wind testing chamber. It is conceived as a hexagonal chamber of 25 meters in diameter surrounded by a “return circuit” of the same hexagonal shape of 40 meters in diameter, see Figure 1. Its aim is to create a wide variety of wind systems that typical wind tunnels cannot produce (e.g. tornadoes, downburst, all kind of gusts and currents, shear winds and boundary layers, etc.) at large scales and Reynolds numbers.

The Wind Engineering Energy and Environment (WindEEE) Dome at Western University, Canada