The Center for Turbulence Research Summer Program

PI: Moin， parviz提案编号：1565451机构：斯坦福大学标题：湍流研究中心暑期项目这是一个项目，用于部分支付与研讨会相关的差旅费和组织费用。湍流研究中心暑期项目？，于2016年6月26日至7月22日在斯坦福大学举行。这将是紊流研究中心（CTR）第16次举办这个两年一度的项目。CTR暑期学校项目是一个身临其境的实践会议，重点是开发新模型和测试参与者提出的假设，利用大型湍流数据库。会议涵盖了湍流研究的许多重要领域，如不稳定性和过渡、大涡模拟、雷诺兹平均模型、多相湍流、燃烧、质量和热量的湍流输运。在暑期课程中，经常会执行生成新数据库的新计算。参与者是根据研究提案通过竞争方式选出的，根据他们的提案被分为焦点小组。会议将由来自世界各地的流体动力学领域的杰出和年轻科学家参加，他们将讨论这些研究领域的未来研究方向和研究挑战。会议还将讨论在未来两到五年内推进该领域的建模挑战。会议的主要目标之一是确定未来几年湍流建模面临的挑战。该项目的调查结果将被收集并作为一份综合技术报告发表。预计该报告将包括40至50篇技术论文（约500页），这些论文将交付给NSF和该计划的其他赞助商，并在日历年底在全球范围内传播。该报告与以前讲习班的报告一样，将可在全球网络上下载（http://www.stanford.edu/group/ctr/）。报告中的许多论文最终将在高质量的技术期刊上发表。

PI: Moin, ParvizProposal Number: 1565451Institution: Stanford University Title: The Center for Turbulence Research Summer ProgramThis is a project to partially cover travel and organizing expenses related to the workshop entitled ?The Center for Turbulence Research Summer Program?, to be held at Stanford University during June 26-July 22, 2016. This would be the 16th time that this biennial program is organized by the Center for Turbulence Research (CTR). The CTR summer school program is an immersive, hands-on meeting that focuses on developing of new models and testing hypotheses proposed by the participants, utilizing large turbulent flow databases. The meeting covers many important areas of turbulent flow research, such as instabilities and transition, large eddy simulation, Reynolds averaged modeling, multiphase turbulent flows, combustion, and turbulent transport of mass and heat. New calculations to generate new databases are often performed during the Summer Program. The participants, who are competitively selected based on proposals for research, are divided into focus groups based on their proposals. The meeting will be attended by both prominent and young scientists in fluid dynamics from around the world, who will be discussing future directions of research and research challenges in these research areas. The meeting will also address modeling challenges involved in advancing the field for the next two to five years.One of the main goals of the conference is to frame the challenges in turbulence modeling for the next few years. The findings of the program will be collected and published as a comprehensive technical report. It is expected that the report will consist of forty to fifty technical papers (about 500 pages), which will be delivered to NSF and to other sponsors of the program, in addition to worldwide dissemination at the end of the calendar year. The report, like the reports from the prior workshops, will be available on the worldwide web for downloads, (http://www.stanford.edu/group/ctr/). Many of the papers in the report will be eventually published in high quality technical journals.