Ercoftac Montestigliano Spring School 2019
07-13 April, 2019 Organizers: Shervin Bagheri, KTH, Stockholm, Sweden (shervin@mech.kth.se ) Peter Schmid, Imperial College, London, UK, (peter.schmid1@imperial.ac.uk) Background The network of interactions among fluid elements and coherent structures gives rise to the amazingly rich dynamics of vortical flows. To describe these interactions, we consider the use of mathematical tools from the emerging field of network science that is comprised of graph theory, dynamical
8th International Workshop on Turbulent Combustion of Sprays (TCS8)
ERCOFTAC Workshop SIG28 8th International Workshop on Turbulent Combustion of Sprays (TCS8) 22nd January 2023 Location: Steigenberger Nile Palace Luxor Hotel and Convention Centre in Luxor , Egypt For frequent updates p lease also visit the homepage : www.tcs-workshop.org A FINAL PROGRAMME IS NOW AVAILABLE! Click here Organizing committee: Prof. Eva Gutheil (Heidelberg University, Germany) Prof. Assaad R. Masri (The University of Sydney, Australia) Prof.
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students The topic this year is: Physico-Chemical Models Enabling High-Fidelity Reactive and Plasma Flow Simulations Guest speaker is: Prof. Thierry E. Magin Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (VKI), Belgium Date and Location: 22nd – 29th October 2022 Montestigliano, Italy Deadline for applications: 11th September 2022 As previous years, the workshop is meant to be a learning opportunity for doctoral and
3rd High Fidelity Industrial LES/DNS Symposium
Paving the Way for Future Accurate CFD LAST ANNOUNCEMENT 14th - 16th December 2022, Brussels, Belgium Supported by the EU Horizon 2020 HiFi-TURB project We welcome you back in-person to the HiFiLeD Symposium 2022! The HiFiLed Symposium will focus on topics ranging from issues concerning the complexity, reliability, accuracy, and uncertainties in generating high-fidelity LES/DNS data, to their application towards turbulence and transition modeling. It will
Turbulence
Turbulence Date: 27 Jan 2020 - 30 Jan 2020 Location: TUD, Delft, Netherlands This course gives an introduction to the fundamentals of turbulence. It is aimed at PhD students and other researchers from the JM Burgerscentrum. Prerequisite knowledge of turbulence is not required, though may be helpful to keep up with the pace of the lectures. Basic knowledge of fluid mechanics is assumed. The first two days of the course are dedicated to classical turbulence theory such as can be found in the
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students 2025
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students 2025 The topic this year is: Data-Driven Model Reduction for Dynamical Systems Guest speaker is: Prof. George Haller ETH Zurich, Switzerland Date and Location: 13th - 19th April 2025 Montestigliano, Italy TOPIC: A long-standing objective in applied science and engineering has been to reduce complex nonlinear differential equations to simple, low-dimensional models. A more recent objective is to seek such reduced
EuroMech Colloquium on Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics and 2nd ERCOFTAC Workshop on Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics
EuroMech Colloquium on Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics and 2nd ERCOFTAC Workshop on Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics 2nd - 4th April 2025 Mary Ward House, 5-7 Tavistock Place, London, WC1H 9SN, United Kingdom This two and half day long event will be the second edition of the ERCOFTAC workshop on “Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics” and EuroMech Colloquium on "Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics" Location: Mary Ward House, 5-7 Tavistock Place, London, WC1H 9SN, UK Conference
Solution Methods in Computational Mechanics
Solution Methods in Computational Mechanics (EM-JMBC) Date: 5th - 6th December 2020 Location: TU/e, Eindhoven, Netherlands Partial differential equations (PDEs) are ubiquitous in mechanics, describing a wide range of phenomena like stresses in a solid or waves. In this course we will address some numerical methods for PDEs. In particular, we will discuss discretisation methods for PDEs and time integration methods for the resulting ODE systems. The following topics are included: –
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Computational Fluid Dynamics Date: 20 Jan 2020 - 24 Jan 2020 Location: TUD, Delft, Netherlands The course discusses the basic methods for solving the equations that describe the motion of fluids. It is organized as a series of lectures and computer exercises. The basic model problem is the convection-diffusion equation with dominating convection. A number of spatial discretization methods (non-uniform grids) will be discussed with their pros and cons (upwind/ central, lower/higher order,
Shallow flows (VKI-JMBC)
Shallow flows (VKI-JMBC) 19 Apr 2021 - 22 Apr 2021 Many flows in environmental and in industrial situations can be characterised as ‘shallow’, with the typical horizontal scales being much larger than the vertical size of the flow domain. Examples are flows in rivers, estuaries, the coastal region, fresh water reservoirs, but also flows in settling chambers for water treatment and large-scale ocean and atmospheric flows. Shallowness implies a rather specific flow dynamics. The purpose of
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Ercoftac Montestigliano Spring School 2019
07-13 April, 2019 Organizers: Shervin Bagheri, KTH, Stockholm, Sweden (shervin@mech.kth.se ) Peter Schmid, Imperial College, London, UK, (peter.schmid1@imperial.ac.uk) Background The network of interactions among fluid elements and coherent structures gives rise to the amazingly rich dynamics of vortical flows. To describe these interactions, we consider the use of mathematical tools from the emerging field of network science that is comprised of graph theory, dynamical
8th International Workshop on Turbulent Combustion of Sprays (TCS8)
ERCOFTAC Workshop SIG28 8th International Workshop on Turbulent Combustion of Sprays (TCS8) 22nd January 2023 Location: Steigenberger Nile Palace Luxor Hotel and Convention Centre in Luxor , Egypt For frequent updates p lease also visit the homepage : www.tcs-workshop.org A FINAL PROGRAMME IS NOW AVAILABLE! Click here Organizing committee: Prof. Eva Gutheil (Heidelberg University, Germany) Prof. Assaad R. Masri (The University of Sydney, Australia) Prof.
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students The topic this year is: Physico-Chemical Models Enabling High-Fidelity Reactive and Plasma Flow Simulations Guest speaker is: Prof. Thierry E. Magin Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (VKI), Belgium Date and Location: 22nd – 29th October 2022 Montestigliano, Italy Deadline for applications: 11th September 2022 As previous years, the workshop is meant to be a learning opportunity for doctoral and
3rd High Fidelity Industrial LES/DNS Symposium
Paving the Way for Future Accurate CFD LAST ANNOUNCEMENT 14th - 16th December 2022, Brussels, Belgium Supported by the EU Horizon 2020 HiFi-TURB project We welcome you back in-person to the HiFiLeD Symposium 2022! The HiFiLed Symposium will focus on topics ranging from issues concerning the complexity, reliability, accuracy, and uncertainties in generating high-fidelity LES/DNS data, to their application towards turbulence and transition modeling. It will
Turbulence
Turbulence Date: 27 Jan 2020 - 30 Jan 2020 Location: TUD, Delft, Netherlands This course gives an introduction to the fundamentals of turbulence. It is aimed at PhD students and other researchers from the JM Burgerscentrum. Prerequisite knowledge of turbulence is not required, though may be helpful to keep up with the pace of the lectures. Basic knowledge of fluid mechanics is assumed. The first two days of the course are dedicated to classical turbulence theory such as can be found in the
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students 2025
Young ERCOFTAC Montestigliano Spring School for Graduate Students 2025 The topic this year is: Data-Driven Model Reduction for Dynamical Systems Guest speaker is: Prof. George Haller ETH Zurich, Switzerland Date and Location: 13th - 19th April 2025 Montestigliano, Italy TOPIC: A long-standing objective in applied science and engineering has been to reduce complex nonlinear differential equations to simple, low-dimensional models. A more recent objective is to seek such reduced
EuroMech Colloquium on Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics and 2nd ERCOFTAC Workshop on Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics
EuroMech Colloquium on Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics and 2nd ERCOFTAC Workshop on Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics 2nd - 4th April 2025 Mary Ward House, 5-7 Tavistock Place, London, WC1H 9SN, United Kingdom This two and half day long event will be the second edition of the ERCOFTAC workshop on “Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics” and EuroMech Colloquium on "Data-Driven Fluid Dynamics" Location: Mary Ward House, 5-7 Tavistock Place, London, WC1H 9SN, UK Conference
Solution Methods in Computational Mechanics
Solution Methods in Computational Mechanics (EM-JMBC) Date: 5th - 6th December 2020 Location: TU/e, Eindhoven, Netherlands Partial differential equations (PDEs) are ubiquitous in mechanics, describing a wide range of phenomena like stresses in a solid or waves. In this course we will address some numerical methods for PDEs. In particular, we will discuss discretisation methods for PDEs and time integration methods for the resulting ODE systems. The following topics are included: –
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Computational Fluid Dynamics Date: 20 Jan 2020 - 24 Jan 2020 Location: TUD, Delft, Netherlands The course discusses the basic methods for solving the equations that describe the motion of fluids. It is organized as a series of lectures and computer exercises. The basic model problem is the convection-diffusion equation with dominating convection. A number of spatial discretization methods (non-uniform grids) will be discussed with their pros and cons (upwind/ central, lower/higher order,
Shallow flows (VKI-JMBC)
Shallow flows (VKI-JMBC) 19 Apr 2021 - 22 Apr 2021 Many flows in environmental and in industrial situations can be characterised as ‘shallow’, with the typical horizontal scales being much larger than the vertical size of the flow domain. Examples are flows in rivers, estuaries, the coastal region, fresh water reservoirs, but also flows in settling chambers for water treatment and large-scale ocean and atmospheric flows. Shallowness implies a rather specific flow dynamics. The purpose of
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