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CSIRO Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics , Dassault Aviation and CNRS
announce a special workshop to explore new computational methods and tools for
efficient multi-disciplinary design in aeronautics.
Date
December 3-6, 2001 (3.5 days) Location
Melbourne, Australia Co-organized
by
CSIRO, Dassault Aviation and CNRS In
association with
Australia
France CRC
for Advanced Composite Structures
French Embassy DSTO
University Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6) University
of Sydney (Aerospace, Mechanical and
Mechatronic Engineering) Hosted
by
CSIRO Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics ___________________________________________________________________________ 1.
Aims of the Workshop
The
start of the 21st century marks a new opportunity for mathematical
and computational discoveries in the fields associated with the aerospace
industry. These discoveries will use modern developments in information
technologies and are vitally important to promote the advanced technologies
necessary to develop an efficient and environmentally sustainable transport
system. The
goal of this workshop is to encourage researchers to develop new methods and
tools for efficient multidisciplinary design in aeronautics.
Among the many challenges to be addressed are mathematical problems
involving coupled flow, structure and wave problems.
Future progress on these topics strongly depends on the physical and
mathematical modeling of coupled disciplines and the development of associated
multidisciplinary simulation tools. Strong
couplings require appropriate exchanges of different kinds of information:
physical and geometrical description of models, coupling of Partial
Differential Equations (PDEs) at the interface, boundary conditions or
multi-objective functions in optimization or control problems.
Validation of multi-physics software also requires ever more efficient
and accurate graphic visualization tools linked to knowledge databases. In
particular the scope of the workshop includes the following topics:
The
first three days will consist of invited lectures presented by recognized French
and Australian experts in the above fields.
The workshop will also include a round table discussion on the following
topic: Future computational tools for design and manufacture of innovative products in the aeronautics industry This round table will feature academic and industrial experts, as well as representatives of governmental institutions involved in aeronautical applications of flow, structure and waves. 2.
Committees and Secretariat
Committee of Honour Australia
France R.
Sandland (CSIRO)
D. Cadet, C Khan-Malek (CNRS)
I. Mair (CRC – ACS)
J.- L. Lions (Institut de France) J.
Raper (University of Sydney)
O. Pironneau (University of
Paris 6) W.
Schofield (DSTO)
B. Revellin-Falcoz (Dassault Aviation) Scientific
Committee Australia
France N.
Barton (CSIRO)
J. Periaux (Dassault Aviation) S.
Dunn (DSTO)
Y. Maday (University of Paris 6) K.
Srinivas (University of Sydney)
P. Le Quere (LIMSI, CNRS-SPI) A.N.
Stokes (CSIRO)
B. Stoufflet (Dassault Aviation) Secretariat
Australia
France Ms
Cheryl Ellenberg (CSIRO)
M. Sefrioui (Dassault Aviation) or Ms. F. Orbinot Telephone:
+ 61 3 9545 8000
Telephone: + 33
1 4711 3600 4711
3545 Facsimile:
+ 61 3 9545 8080
Facsimile: +
33 1 4711 3219 Cheryl.Ellenberg@cmis.csiro.au
Mourad.Sefrioui@dassault-aviation.fr 3.
Speakers
Presentation of papers will be by
invitation only. There will be
approximately 12 invited speakers from France and 12 from Australia.
The confirmed speakers from France are:
Christophe
CALNIBALOSKY (Dassault)
“Methods and tools for smart electromagnetic antenna integration” Prof
Olivier PIRONNEAU (UPMC) “Applied
optimal shape design” Dr
Mourad SEFRIOUI (Dassault)“Evolutionary algorithms for multi-objective design
optimization” Speakers
from Australia are as below. Dr
Stuart ANDERSON (DSTO) “Direct and
inverse problems in radar electromagnetics” Dr
Hugh BLACKBURN (CSIRO) “Computational bluff body fluid dynamics and
aeroelasticity” Prof Kerry HOURIGAN (U Monash) “Numerical prediction of flow instabilities and aeroelastic effects” Dr
Nick STOKES (CSIRO) “Fluids, finite elements and multi-physics” Prof
Pavel TRIVAILO (RMIT) “Overview
of nonlinear finite element modelling of flexible manoeuvring aerospace
structures” Dr
Kee-Choon WONG (U Syd) “Challenges
in development of mini and micro Air Vehicles (mAVs and mAVs)”
The link below provides a tentative program for the workshop.
Program for the CFSWA workshop (3-6 December 2001)
A brochure of the workshop for personal use and general distribution can be downloaded as a word file from the link below.
Brochure for the CFSWA workshop 4. Poster presentations At this stage, there are no more slots in the timetable for oral presentations. However, delegates can present their work by posters. Poster boards will be of standard size (approximately 2 m2). Please provide a title and abstract (approximately 150-200 words) when you submit your registration form; you will be notified immediately as to whether the poster has been accepted. 5.
Important dates
31 October 2001
Last day for early registration fees 3-6 December 2001
CFSWA-2001 workshop, with preprints/notes distributed on the site 6.
Who should attend?
The workshop is of particular interest to scientists and engineers involved
in the fields of computational mathematics, computer science, fluid dynamics,
dynamical structures, aerospace composite structures, control and robotics.
Aeronautical decision makers and managers will also gain from attendance,
especially when addressing key high level challenges to develop Australia's
aerospace industry and create competitive products for a global market. Participation by all the above is welcome, however presentation of
papers is by invitation only. 7.
Proceedings
The Proceedings of the workshop will be published in the Springer –
Verlag series Notes on Numerical Fluid Mechanics.
Papers will be approximately 12 pages of printed text.
Preprints/notes will be distributed on site and the Proceedings will be
distributed subsequently. 8.
Tour of aeronautical manufacturing and research facilities in Melbourne
In association with the workshop, there will be a site tour of facilities at DSTO Aeronautical and Maritime Research Laboratory at Fishermans Bend. On the same site will be a tour of facilities at the CRC for Advanced Composite Structures. The tour is strictly limited to 30 places, and will take place on Tuesday 4 December. Please contact Noel.Barton@cmis.csiro.au if you wish to participate. 9.
Venue and registration fee
The venue for the workshop is the Hotel Rydges Carlton – Melbourne,
701 Swanston St, Carlton. The venue
is approximately 1 km north of the Central Business District of Melbourne, with
close access to public transport, the university precinct and local restaurants.
For further details on the hotel, see the website www.rydges.com.au and navigate to
Hotel Rydges Carlton – Melbourne. Ph: (61 3) 9347 7811 Fax: (61 3) 9347 8225 email: reservations_carlton@rydges.com No registration fee will be charged for invited speakers, members of the
Scientific Committee and members of the Committee of Honour.
Other participants will be charged a registration fee as follows:
registration before 31 October 2001: AUD 595; registration after 31
October 2001: AUD 670; registration
fee for students: AUD 350. There is a 10%
discount for ANZIAM members. The registration fee
includes lunches and a copy of the Proceedings. The registration form can be
accessed from http://www.cmis.csiro.au/cfd/fem/rego_form.htm. LATEST NEWS: (14 NOV 2001) We have recently received sponsorship from the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, and they ask that we encourage researchers in the early stages of their career to attend. The student registration fee is hereby reduced to AUD 150 for the first five PhD or Masters students who register. Please contact Noel.Barton@cmis.csiro.au when you submit your registration form, including a covering e-mail from your supervisor. NEWSFLASH (15 November 2001) In addition to the above offer of reduced registration fee for the first 5 students, we now undertake to award a free registration to the most deserving two of the student applicants. Responsibility for judging the "most deserving" rests with the Scientific Committee. Moreover, in cases of need, the Academy will consider offering some travel support to student applicants based outside Melbourne. For further details, please contact Noel.Barton@cmis.csiro.au 10.
Sponsors The
following organisations have generously sponsored this workshop: ANZIAM (general sponsorship) CNRS
(travel of academic French delegates) CSIRO
Mathematical & Information Sciences
(general sponsorship) Dassault
Aviation
(travel of speakers from Dassault) DSTO Aeronautical and Maritime Research Laboratory (general sponsorship) French
Embassy, Canberra
(travel of speakers from INRIA and ONERA)
11.
Other Conferences
Delegates
to CFSWA with a research interest in fluid mechanics might be interested to know
that the Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference will be held in Adelaide the
week after the CFSWA meeting. AFMC
is a substantial conference; details can be found at http://www.mecheng.adelaide.edu.au/14afmc/14afmc.htm 12.
Information
For further information please contact: Australia
France
Dr N.G. Barton
Prof. J. Periaux CSIRO
Mathematical & Information Sciences
Pôle Scientifique,
Dassault - Aviation/UPMC Locked
Bag 17, North Ryde NSW 1670,
78 Quai M. Dassault,
92214 Saint-Cloud Telephone
+ 61 2 9325 3270
Telephone
+ 33 1 4711 3789 Facsimile
+ 61 2 9325 3200
Facsimile
+ 33 1 4711 3219 E-mail
Noel.Barton@cmis.csiro.au
E-mail
periaux@rascasse.inria.fr
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