International Focused Workshop: Materials in Extreme Environments; Denali National Park, Alaska; August 23-24, 2002

国际重点研讨会：极端环境中的材料；

• 批准号: 0227512
• 负责人: Hong Liang
• 金额: $ 6.23万
• 依托单位: University of Alaska Fairbanks Campus
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-07-15 至 2003-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0227512&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: International; Focused; Workshop; Materials; Extreme

This grant supports the workshop to discuss various materials aspects related to their utilization in extreme environments encountered in Alaska. The funding will enable around 30 participants from various countries to attend the workshop. This is the second in series with the first workshop conducted in Alaska in February 2001 where potential research areas were identified that would benefit Alaska with emphasis on manufacturing and materials aspects. In this second workshop, specific materials and manufacturing aspects will be discussed in detail. A major objective of the workshop is to bring together leading experts in materials research and manufacturing. Items that are to be discussed include materials issues in extreme environments, such as sub-zero temperatures and remote locations with particular attention to stimulate ideas to direct new or existing materials into commercial products such as those needed for transport surfaces, pipelines, entertainment, and communication. The goal of the workshop is to draft a short and long-term plan for Alaskan materials development and manufacturing.There are many challenging issues related to materials and manufacturing aspects pertaining to the extreme environmental conditions and remote access in Alaska. Roads, harbors, and buildings in arctic environments are generally built on permafrost and seismically unstable locations, and thus must function at sub-zero temperatures. There is a need for technological development of materials with regard to the special needs of the extreme arctic environment such as the effect on the landscape, energy consumption, and potential accidents. The preservation of the Alaskan environment is paramount in any commercial development. The workshop enables participation of experts from academia, government and industrial institutions in Alaska, surrounding countries and other parts of the United States. Efforts will be made to invite and recruit minorities. The organizers of the workshop will review the abstracts and potential candidates with possible collaborations will be given priority. This grant supports the travel and registration of around 30 selected participants.

该赠款支持研讨会，讨论与阿拉斯加遇到的极端环境中其利用相关的各种材料方面。这笔资金将使来自各个国家 /地区的大约30名参与者能够参加研讨会。这是2001年2月在阿拉斯加举行的第一次研讨会的第二次序列研讨会，在该研讨会上确定了潜在的研究领域，这将使阿拉斯加受益，重点是制造业和材料方面。在第二个研讨会中，将详细讨论特定的材料和制造方面。研讨会的主要目标是将材料研究和制造业领域的领先专家汇集在一起​​。将要讨论的项目包括在极端环境中的材料问题，例如零度的温度和偏远的位置，尤其关注，以刺激想法将新材料引导到商业产品中，例如运输表面，管道，娱乐和通信所需的材料。研讨会的目的是起草阿拉斯加材料开发和制造的短期和长期计划。与极端环境条件以及阿拉斯加极端环境条件以及远程通道有关的材料和制造方面有许多具有挑战性的问题。北极环境中的道路，港口和建筑物通常建立在永久冻土和地震不稳定的位置，因此必须在零下的温度下运行。就极端北极环境的特殊需求（例如对景观，能源消耗和潜在的事故的影响），需要对材料进行技术开发。阿拉斯加环境的保存对于任何商业发展至关重要。该研讨会使阿拉斯加的学术界，政府和工业机构，周围国家和美国其他地区的专家参与。将努力邀请和招募少数民族。研讨会的组织者将优先审查与可能的合作的摘要和潜在的候选人。该赠款支持大约30名选定参与者的旅行和注册。