United States, October 15, 2012

This symposium brings together scientists,
engineers, mathematicians and students from industry,
government and academia to discuss overset
grid-related technologies as they are utilized to address
computational modeling and simulation issues in a wide
variety of industries. These overset-
grid technologies include, but are not limited to geometry
processing, mesh generation, grid connectivity, solution
algorithms for partial differential equations, and post-
processing.

Description:

 

This international symposium provides an open forum for  

communication among mathematicians, scientists, and  

engineers from academia, industry, and government. The  

technical organization is informal, and only oral  

presentations are required. The goals of the symposium are  

to: 

 

-Communicate recent work, new research ideas, and work in  

progress 

-Exchange ideas involving overset grid technologies,  

including unsteady and moving body problems, and emerging  

hybrid strategies 

-Provide an opportunity for interaction between  

researchers, developers, and practitioners 

-Improve individual performance and understanding of  

overset technologies via many tutorial sessions and  

technical presentations. 

 

The technical format of this event will be a day (Monday)  

devoted to tutorial/demo sessions and three days (Tuesday  

through Thursday) devoted to technical presentations with  

question and answer sessions.