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6th Symposium on Mesh Trends - Abstract Deadline

Posted Thu April 12, 2007 @09:34AM

Electronic abstracts for the 6th Symposium on Trends in Unstructured Mesh Generation must be submitted by May 1st.

The symposium brings together a wide variety of disciplines for the exchange of technical information related to unstructured mesh generation.

This symposium is a part of the US National Congress on Computational Mechanics and will be held in San Francisco, California on July 23-26 2007.

Automatic unstructured mesh generation continues to be a vital technology in computational field simulations. As computing technology continues to advance and modeling requirements become more precise, automatic mesh generation techniques must rise to fulfill ever-increasing and diverse expectations. This symposium is a forum for exploring and synthesizing many of technologies needed to develop a computational grid suitable for simulation. In addition to mesh generation technologies, the symposium will provide a broader forum for discussion of technologies relevant to the design through analysis process.

Topics of interest include:

Surface and volume meshing algorithms
Mesh improvement criteria and algorithms
Mesh adaptation algorithms
Anisotropic mesh generation and adaptation
Dealing with geometry issues including, dirty geometry, integration with CAD and high order elements
Mesh evolution in evolving geometry problems
Automatic geometric simplification techniques
Interesting applications of automated and adaptive analysis
Novel new domain discretization schemes
Parallel implementations and control of very large meshes
The Design-through-Analysis Process including data translation, automation, best practices, data standards, and design for analysis issues.

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