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Open Source CFD International Conference 2009
Date: 12th/13th November 2009
Venue: World Trade Center, Barcelona, Spain
This year’s Open Source CFD International Conference addressed the continued momentum of the CFD community towards the usage of Open Source CFD software. The event provides a platform for discussion on all aspects of open source CFD and will highlight validated approaches and breakthrough technologies.
The 2008 conference brought together users, developers, academics and industry managers. More than 120 delegates from over 16 countries assembled to hear presentations and exchange views. Topics discussed ranged from multi-phase flow to industrial optimisation. We look forward to another diverse mix of audience and presentations at the 2009 event.
The Conference is aimed at:
- Existing open source CFD software e.g. OpenFOAM® users
- CFD Engineers seeking to investigate open source technology
- Industry Managers and IT Implementers
- Academia
- Technology Consultants
ICON, an independent technology & process company, cordially invites you to join us at The Open Source CFD International Conference 2009 and encourage potential authors and presenters to submit abstracts.
As in previous year's events, a full training programme will be available for Users and Developers at the Venue, both before and after the Conference. Full details can be found at www.opensourcecfd.com/training.
Latest News:
- Event programme now announced.
- Contributions confirmed from Audi, Bombardier Transportation (Germany), Kitware (USA), EDF (France), Parsons Brinkerhoff (Australia), Kyusyu Institute of Technology (Japan), Building & Housing Research Center (Iran)
- Keynote confirmed from Will Schroeder, CEO Kitware Inc. Kitware products include the open source data analysis and visualisation application ParaView and the Visualization Toolkit VTK.
- Industrial Keynote confirmed from Dr. Moni Islam, Head of Aerodynamics & Aeroacoustics Audi AG. In May 2009, Europe's largest automotive manufacturer, The Volkswagen Group announced at the World SAE Conference in the USA that it had adopted a new approach for its aerodynamics virtual design process. This validated CFD process based upon the open-source CFD solver OpenFOAM® will be presented.
- Current List of Accepted Contributions.
- Training places still available.
OpenFOAM® is a registered trade mark of OpenCFD Limited.
This offering is not approved or endorsed by OpenCFD Limited, the producer of the OpenFOAM software and owner of the OpenFOAM® and OpenCFD® trade marks.
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