Whither Turbulence and Big Data in the 21st Century? (Corsica, April 20-24, 2015)

该提案寻求资金，以部分支付代表性不足的年轻教师和学生的差旅费，以及与会议相关的传播费用，题为“NSF/ONR：21世纪的湍流和大数据”将于2015年4月20日至24日在法国科西嘉岛举行。世界级的研究人员将参加他的会议。湍流的研究活动涉及从多尺度计算机模拟和/或大规模实验中收集大量数据。例如，高度非线性的时间依赖性随机湍流实验通常产生TB的多模态数据（速度、压力、温度、声学等）。in fractions分数of a second秒.这种计算和实验研究提出了巨大的大数据挑战，克服这些挑战对于实现真实的突破至关重要。更好地了解湍流将导致在航空航天和海军应用，生物医学应用，风能生产，节能等工程问题的理解，研讨会将包括分组会议，每天最大限度地提高与会者之间的互动。组委会致力于聘请高级少数民族博士和初级教师。本次研讨会的主要目标是为未来几年的大数据和湍流研究流体动力学提出挑战。研讨会的其他目标如下：（i）研讨会旨在提高对最新流体动力学研究的认识和基本知识，包括：建模，实验和模拟;（ii）研讨会将提供一个独特的跨学科环境，以确定当前的问题和下一个世纪湍流的挑战;（iii）它将促进与美国、加拿大、欧洲和澳大利亚的合作和学生交流;（iv）它将促进制定数据简化和可视化的战略和新举措，包括网络基础设施。

The proposal seeks funds to partially cover travel expenses of underrepresented young faculty and students as well as dissemination expenses related to the conference entitled, "NSF/ONR: Whither Turbulence and Big Data In the 21st Century" to be held in Corsica, France, April 20-24, 2015. World class researchers will participate in his meeting.Research activities in turbulence involve the collection of massive amounts of data from multi-scale computer simulations and/or large-scale experiments. For example, highly non-linear time dependent stochastic turbulent flow experiments routinely produce terabytes of multi-modal data (velocity, pressure, temperature, acoustics, etc.) in fractions of a second. Such computational and experimental research presents formidable big data challenges and overcoming them is indeed critical for achieving real breakthroughs. Better understanding of turbulence will lead to improved understanding of a number of engineering problems in aerospace and naval applications, biomedical applications, wind energy production, energy conservation, etc. The symposium will include breakout sessions each day to maximize interaction among participants. The organizing committee is committed to engage senior minority PhDs and junior faculty. The main goal of this workshop is to frame the challenges in big data and turbulence research fluid dynamics for the next several. Other objectives of the symposium are as follows: (i) The symposium seeks to bring awareness and basic knowledge on the state-of-the-art fluid dynamics research including: modeling, experiments, and simulations; (ii) The symposium will provide a unique cross-disciplinary environment for identifying the current issues and challenges of turbulence for the next quarter century; (iii) It will foster collaborations and students exchange with USA, Canada, Europe and Australia; (iv) It will enable the development of strategies and new initiatives for data reduction and visualization; including Cyber Infrastructure.