Category: Academic Exchanges

Dec 14^th ~16^th, 2019 

Shanghai, China

Introduction & Objective

The original intention of organizing this symposium is to discuss recent advances of the high-fidelity methods and enhance deployment and industrial applications of the methods in complex fluid flows and related topics, which is enlightened by the 4^th Nektar++ workshop 2019.

High-fidelity computational methods are emerging tools that underpin science and engineering. Due to the increasingly stringent precision requirements for industrial designs,  these methods have recently attracted even greater attention. This symposium will bring together world leading experts to discuss novel developments, new perspectives and industrial applications. The ultimate goal of the symposium is to expand the range of application of high-fidelity numerical tools in engineering practice.

During the symposium, a Nektar++ tutorial session will be run for the people who are interested in theories of spectral/hp element methods and parallel implementation of the methods. By the tutorial session, people will learn how to use Nektar++ to carry out high-fidelity high-efficient calculations and analyses for incompressible and compressible complex flows and how to write their own customized solvers by virtue of the Nektar++ hierarchical libraries.

Abstracts are invited on the research, application and deployment of high-fidelity methods with a particular interest in computational mathematics, aerodynamics and hydrodynamics.

Some Invited Speakers

Spencer J. Sherwin, FREng, Imperial College London

Pierre Sagaut, Aix-Marseille Université, France

Mike Kirby, University of Utah, USA

Joaquim Peiro, Imperial College London

David Moxey, University of Exeter, UK

Chris Cantwell, Imperial College London, UK

Bruno Carmo, University of São Paulo, Brazil

Sponsors

Imperial College London, UK

Journal of Hydrodynamics, China

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

State Key Laboratory of Aerodynamics, China

Science and Technology on Water Jet Propulsion Laboratory, China

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline:	Aug. 31, 2019
Abstract Acceptance Notification:	Sept. 15, 2019
Full paper submission (Optional):	Sept. 15, 2019
Paper review & acceptance:	Sept. 30, 2019
Registration deadline:	Nov. 30, 2019
Paper Presentation:	Dec. 14-17, 2019

Papers dealing with any topics within the scope are all invited to be submitted online with an abstract up to 1000 words and figures can be included.

Registration Fee

Registration Type:	EARLY BIRD	REGULAR	LATE
	Before Oct. 15, 2019	Oct. 16 to Nov 30, 2019	After Dec. 1, 2019
Participant	600 USD, 3500RMB	700 USD, 4000 RMB	750 USD, 4500 RMB
Student Participant	300 USD, 1500RMB	350 USD, 2000 RMB	375 USD, 2500 RMB
Accompany -ing person	300 USD, 1500RMB	350 USD, 2000 RMB	400 USD, 2500 RMB

* Registration and submission should be done online. The website will be ready at the beginning of July. The website link will be mainly disseminated by Editorial board of JHD. Registration will not be completed until the full payment is received.

Conference Schedule

13rd Dec. (Friday), 2019

Registration, Reception, Meeting of executive committees

14th Dec. (Saturday), 2019

Opening ceremony, Invited lectures, Technical sessions, Banquet

15th Dec. (Sunday), 2019

Invited lectures, Technical sessions, Closing ceremony

16nd Dec. (Monday), 2019

Technical Tours

Contact

Hui XU

School of Aeronautics & Astronautics

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Shanghai 200240, China

Department of Aeronautics

Imperial College London

Exhibition Rd, London SW7 2AZ

E-mail: dr.hxu@sjtu.edu.cn

Phone: +86 152 0219 2258