NAS Special Events
NASA at SC11
NASA joined the international supercomputing community at SC11 in Seattle, to celebrate the latest science, engineering, and technology achievements enabled by its world-class high-end computing resources. Read More
NASA at SC10
The U.S. space agency joined the international supercomputing community at SC10 in New Orleans, to celebrate the latest breakthroughs in high-performance computing. Read More
NASA at SC09
NASA's research exhibit at SC09 in Portland, Oregon featured the latest scientific and engineering results generated using the agency's world-class supercomputing resources for missions on Earth and in space. Read More
NASA at SC08
NASA's SC08 research exhibit featured science and engineering results generated using some of the Agency's most powerful high-end computing resources. Read More
NAS 25th Anniversary
On April 21, 2008, the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division celebrated 25 years of pioneering work in supercomputing. Read More
Upcoming Events
Applied Modeling & Simulation Seminar Series
Real-Time Flutter Predictions Using Databases of Reduced-Order Methods
February 21, 2012, 1:00 PM PDT
Building N258, Auditorium (Rm 127)
Speaker: Dr. David Amsallem, Stanford University
Flutter is a fluid/structure interaction phenomenon with the potential to irremediably damage an aircraft in flight. There are 2 main drawbacks to CFD-based reduced-order models (ROMs): 1) ROM construction is expensive, as it relies on high-fidelity computations; 2) ROMs lack robustness with respect to parameter changes, and is of limited usefulness for practical applications. A novel strategy is proposed to address these issues.
For more information, contact Cetin Kiris, cetin.c.kiris@nasa.gov
ICCFD 2012 Conference
July 9-13, 2012
Big Island of Hawaii
Abstract submissions are open for the Seventh International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics (ICCFD7) to be held on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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