Constituting a Blue Ribbon Panel to Prepare a Roadmap for Advances in Simulation Based Engineering Science

组建蓝带小组为基于仿真的工程科学的进步制定路线图摘要 建议成立一个基于仿真的工程科学蓝带小组（BRP），对这一学科的机构间研究和开发支持的潜在好处进行详细研究。 小组将有11名成员（另有一名候补成员）。 BRP的职责将是制定一个路线图，以加速SBES在广泛的研究领域的发展。该报告将描述SBES研究的目标，解决学科发展的障碍和挑战，就如何大大加快SBES的发展提出建议，并为充分开发和探索SBES研究的潜在利益提供路线图。 路线图应作为规划机构和大学及实验室研究单位的研究议程的资源。 在BRP工作之前举行的一项重要活动是组织一次为期两天的研讨会。 参加讲习班的将有更多的专家，他们将被要求向《巴厘岛重建计划》提供指导和咨询意见。 预计约有35至50人出席。 此外，还将定期举行视频和/或电话会议，并在关于模拟和计算科学的国家会议上举行小组和其他有关各方的会议。 该小组的最终成果将是一份详细的报告，将提供给广大的研究界、受影响的机构，特别是国家科学基金会，以及公众。

Constituting a Blue Ribbon Panel to Prepare a Roadmap for Advances in Simulation Based Engineering ScienceAbstract It is proposed that a Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP) on Simulation Based Engineering Sciences be constituted to conduct a detailed study of the potential benefits of interagency support of research and development in this discipline. The Panel will have a membership of 11 individuals (with one alternate). The charge of the BRP will be to develop a roadmap for accelerated developments of SBES in a broad list of research areas. The report will delineate goals of SBES research, address the barriers and challenges to advancement in the discipline, make recommendations on how the developments in SBES can be greatly accelerated, and provide a roadmap for fully developing and exploring the potential benefits of SBES research. The roadmap should serve as a resource for planning the research agendas for agencies and for university and laboratory research units. An important event to take place prior to the work of the BRP is the organization of a two day workshop on the subject. The workshop will be attended by a larger group of specialists who will be asked to provide direction and advice to the BRP. An attendance of approximately 35 to 50 individuals is anticipated. In addition, regular video- and/or teleconference meetings will be held as well as meetings of the Panel and other interested parties at national conferences on simulation and computational science. The final product produced by the Panel will be a detailed report that will be made available to the broad research community, to affected agencies, particularly the NSF, and to the general public.