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1 9 9 9 C o n f e r e n c e Williamsburg, Virginia, USA May 23-26, 1999 |
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P r o g r a m : includes features, themes, and special emphases A b s t r a c t : includes abstract format and submission procedures R e g i s t r a t i o n : includes online registration form C o n t a c t : includes contact information for your location F o r e i g n : includes links to information about Williamsburg, VA. D i r e c t i o n : includes directing committee |
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Organized by: Old Dominion University, the College of William & Mary, the Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering, and the NASA Langley Research Center. Email: parcfd99@parcfd.org |
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Parallel CFD '99, the eleventh in an international series of meetings featuring computational fluid dynamics research on parallel computers, will be held May 23-26, 1999 in Williamsburg, Virginia, returning to the east coast of the United States for the first time since 1992. The technical program planned for the 3.5-day conference features invited speakers, three tracks of contributed presentations, and will be preceded for the convenience of conferees by an optional half-day tutorial introducing the PETSc parallel software system, including case studies from fluid dynamics. Early experiences on teraflops-class ASCI computers and a report on the ASCI alliance program will also be featured at the meeting. The themes of the 1999 meeting will include the traditional emphases of this conference --- parallel algorithms, CFD applications, and experiences with contemporary architectures --- throughout the broad realm of phenomena in which fluid dynamical simulations play a critical role --- from the microscopic scales of high tech manufacturing, through human scales, through planetary scales, and even to galactic scales. The following have tentatively agreed to give plenary lectures.
Paul Fischer, Argonne, USA Marc Garbey, Univ. Lyon, France Trond Kvamsdal, SINTEF, Norway Dimitri Mavriplis, ICASE, USA Kevin McManus, Univ. Greenwich, UK John Salmon, Caltech, USA John Shadid, Sandia, USA James Taft, NASA Ames, USA Shinichi Kawai, National Space Development, Japan Special emphases of the 1999 meeting will be parallel methods in optimization, non-PDE-based formulations of CFD, validation of CFD codes, and the influence of deep memory hierarchies and high inter-processor latencies on the design of algoriths and data structures for CFD applications. Abstracts targeting these themes are especially welcome. |
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Contributed Abstracts should be submitted via email to
parcfd99@parcfd.org, or mailed to one of the regional representatives listed
below by February 5, 1999. Compressed uuencoded postscript is the preferred means of submission.
Abstracts should be in English, 2 - 5 pages
in length, and should contain a representative, if preliminary, result that exemplifies
a parallel aspect of the research. Authors will be notified of
acceptance on or about March 12, 1999. The refereed conference proceedings will be published
by North Holland. For your convenience, you may contact: |
| U S A and Other Pat Fox IUPUI 799 W. Michigan Street Indianapolis, IN 46202-5160, USA Tel:+1(317)-2740807 Fax:+1(317)-2744567 E-mail: fox@engr.iupui.edu |
E U R O P E David Emerson CLRC, Daresburg Laboratory Daresbury; Warrington WA4 4AD United Kingdom Tel: +44(1)925-603221 Fax: +44(1)925-603634 Email: D.R.Emerson@dl.ac.uk |
A S I A Nobuyuki Satofuka Kyoto Institute of Technology Kyoto Japan Tel: +81(75)7247312 Fax: +81(75)7247390 E-mail: satofuk@ipc.kit.ac.jp |
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Register for the 1999 PARCFD Conference online. |
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For Further Information Contact: David E. Keyes PCFD' 99 Associate Professor of Computer Science Old Dominion University 248D Educ. Bldg. Hampton Blvd. Norfolk, VA, 23529-0162 Office Tel: (757) 683-4928 Secretary Tel: (757) 683-3915 Fax: (757) 683-4900 Email: keyes@cs.odu.edu |
For updates on conference logistics and the status of the proceedings, please reference www.icase.edu/~keyes/pcfd99update.html. ***Note: If the above site is down, please visit the mirror site at www.cs.odu.edu/~keyes/pcfd99update.html |
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| Williamsburg, Virginia Williamsburg is the home of the second-oldest university in the United States, the College of William & Mary, and lies at the center of the Colonial Parkway, which traces the two-century history of the British Colony of Virginia, before it became one of the first thirteen states of the United States of America. Restored and interpreted Colonial Williamsburg is within a stroll of the conference hotel. Other reference: williamsburg-virginia.com www.wmbg.com www.williamsburg.com |
| Langley Research Center The NASA Langley Research Center is a 35-minute drive from Williamsburg, in Hampton. The Langley Research Center, founded in 1916, has incubated countless developments in atmospheric flight and space flight, and has executed and sponsored much research in parallel CFD. An excursion will be organized to its official Visitor Center of the Virginia Air and Space Center on the final afternoon of the conference. |
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| Conference Chairman: | David E.Keyes, Old Dominion University |
| Local Committee |
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| R. Agarwal, Wichita State University | A. Ecer, IUPUI |
| P. Fox, IUPUI | I. Lopez, NASA Lewis |
| J. McDonough, University of Kentucky |
| R. K. Agarwal, Wichita State University | B. Chetverushkin, Russian Academy of Sciences |
| A. Ecer, IUPUI | D. R. Emerson, CLRC |
| P. Fox, IUPUI | M. Garbey, University of Lyon |
| A. Geiger, Rus | C. Jenssen, STATOIL |
| D. Keyes, Old Dominion University | C. A. Lin, Tsing Hua University |
| I. Lopez, NASA Lewis | D. McCarthy, Boeing |
| J. McDonough, U. of Kentucky | R. Pelz, Rutgers |
| J. Periaux, Dassault Aviation | N. Satofuka, Kyoto Inst. of Tech. |
| P. Schiano, CIRA | A. Sugavanam, IBM |
| M. Vogels, NLR | D. Weaver, Phillips Labatory |
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For information regarding the International Parallel CFD Conference contact: Pat Fox.
For website information or updates contact: Dale Murdoch.
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