CHT '04 Participation in an International Conference

该提案将资助初级和高级研究人员参加2004年4月19日至24日举行的第三届计算传热进展国际研讨会的旅费。国际热质传递中心将主办这次会议，会议将在沿着挪威海岸线的MS Midnatsol游轮上举行。这个关于应用于传热的计算技术的国际会议将聚集在相关领域工作的科学家和工程师，并需要对所有传热模式进行建模的计算方法，包括与流体流动的耦合。 申请的资金将为12名新研究人员和6名高级研究人员提供部分差旅费。 高级与会者将在会议上发表主旨演讲。 计算硬件和软件及其在传热和流体流动领域的应用正在迅速变化。会议将提供技术交流，确定最先进的，并预测未来的需求和趋势，在数字解决这些问题。 会议应该对美国与会者有益，并将使他们接触到国际与会者的新的和令人兴奋的想法和概念。 该主题的前几次会议吸引了来自世界各地的最杰出的研究人员，因此讨论的科学影响对于许多学科的交流非常有价值。 此外，PI将与他在会议上的同事一起评估网络基础设施的需求，以促进计算传热和流体力学的发展，并将在会议结束后60天内向项目主任提交报告。 该奖项由化学和运输系统司的热运输和热处理部门资助。

The proposal is to support travel for a combination of junior and senior researchers to attend the 3rd International Symposium on Advances in Computational Heat Transfer, April 19-24, 2004. The International Centre for Heat and Mass Transfer will host the conference, which will held aboard the MS Midnatsol cruise ship on a cruise along the Norwegian coastline. This international conference on computational techniques applied to heat transfer will assemble scientists and engineers working in fields related to, and requiring, computational methods for modeling all modes of heat transfer, including coupling with fluid flow. The requested funds will provide partial travel support for 12 emerging researchers and 6 senior researchers. The senior participants will deliver keynote addresses at the conference. Computational hardware and software, and their applications to the fields of heat transfer and fluid flow, are changing rapidly. The conference will provide technical exchange, identification of the state-of-the-art, and the projection of future needs and trends in numerically solving such problems. The conference should be beneficial to the US participants and will expose them to new and exciting ideas and concepts from the international participants. The previous conferences in this subject have attracted the most prominent researchers from around the world, such that the scientific impact of the discussions is extremely valuable with interchange across many disciplines. In addition, in conjunction with his colleagues at the conference, the PI will conduct an assessment of cyberinfrastructure needs for the advancement of computational heat transfer and fluid mechanics and will deliver a report to the Program Director within 60 days of the conclusion of the conference. This award has been funded by the Thermal Transport and Thermal Processing of the Chemical and Transport Systems Division.