The 5th International Conference on Engineering Computational Technology, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spanien

Abbrevation

ECT

Link

http://www.civil-comp.com/conf/auth06.htm

City

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Country

Spain

Deadline Paper

2006-03-31

Start Date

2006-09-12

End Date

2006-09-15

Abstract

This is the Fifth Conference in the Engineering Computational Technology series that commenced in 1998. Previous venues for the conference have included: Edinburgh, Prague, Leuven and Lisbon. The conference is concerned with the application of the latest computational technology to all aspects of engineering. Computational Technology encompasses both the latest hardware and software developments as well as algorithmic and theoretical developments. Contributorsto this conference series have included engineers, mathematicians and scientists. The conference is concerned with both theoretical, mathematical and scientific developments as well as applications of established technology to new domains. The conference runs concurrently with the Eighth International Conference on Computational Structures Technology. Participants may attend sessions from either conference. Keywords: The themes for this conference will include: Computer Aided Manufacture – Computational Fluid Dynamics – Computer Aided Design & Computer Aided Engineering – Computer Modelling – Simulation – Virtual Reality and Virtual Environments – Virtual Prototyping – Visualisation and Graphics – Multi–phase Problems – Multi–physics Problems – Thermal Problems – Geotechnical Problems – Computational Biomechanics – Process Simulation – Wave Propagation – Mathematical Modelling – Standards – Automative Applications – Software Reliability – Model Verification – Accoustics – Energy Systems – Fluid Transport – Active and Passive Control – Communications – Environmental Engineering – Mesh and Grid Generation – Design and Manufacture – Materials Processing – Optimal Design – Adaptive Procedures – Probabilistic Methods – Flow Simulation and Modelling – FEM and BEM – Chaos – Data Mining – Heat Transfer – CAD/CAM–Rapid Prototyping – Geometric Modelling – Mass Customization – Virtual Environments – Virtual Humans – Micro and Nano–Scale Problems – Multibody Dynamics – Geophysics – Information Systems – HPC & HPC Networking – Fluid–Structure Interactions – Multi–scale Modelling.