Simulation of Materials 2

Session Chair: Stefan Diebels

03:00 pm – 03:25 pm
Sebastian Neumann and Rüdiger Schwarze
TU Freiberg
Sensitivity Analysis of VOF Simulations regarding Free Falling Metal Melt Jets 

03:25 pm – 03:50 pm
Matthias Weber, Aaron Spettl, Maksym Dosta, Stefan Heinrich and Volker Schmidt
Ulm University
Quantification of relationships between structural
characteristics and mechanical properties of agglomerates

03:50 pm – 04:15 pm
Ondrej Sedivy, Daniel Westhoff, Carl E. Krill and Volker Schmidt
Ulm University
Modelling and simulation of polycrystalline microstructures by tessellations

04:15 pm – 04:40 pm
Stefan Hartmann and Matthias Grafenhorst
TU Clausthal
Time-adaptive finite element computations in Solid Mechanics of inelastic materials

Plenary Speaker: Kai Nagel

Kai Nagel, TU Berlin, Germany

Addressing negative effects of transport systems with large scale behavioral transportation simulations

BIO:  Kai Nagel is full professor for “Transport systems planning and transport telematics” at the Berlin Institute of Technology (TU Berlin), Germany. He was trained in physics and climate research, and holds a Ph.D. in informatics from University of Cologne, Germany. He worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA, from 1995 to 1999, at ETH Zürich from 1999 to 2004, and holds his current post since 2004. His research interests include large-scale transportation simulations, modeling and simulation of socio-economic systems, and large-scale computing. He leads a group of eight Ph.D. students, six of them funded from competetive sources including the German National Science Foundation and the EU. He has authored more than 100 publications. He is area editor of the journal “Networks and Spatial Economics”, member of TRB committee ADB10 “travel behavior and values”, and a frequent reviewer for a large number of scientific journals, scientific conferences, research proposals, and scholarships. Also see www.vsp.tu-berlin.de/menue/ueber_uns/team/prof_dr_kai_nagel/

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Simulation of Materials 3

Session Chair: Volker Schmidt

03:10 pm – 03:35 pm
Amjad Asad and Rüdiger Schwarze
TU Freiberg
Numerical Investigation of Inclusions Filtration in an Induction Crucible Furnace

03:35 pm – 04:00 pm
Matthias Neumann, Lorenz Holzer and Volker Schmidt
Ulm Univerisity
Quantification of the microstructure influence on effective conductivity by virtual materials testing

04:00 pm – 04:25 pm
Godehard Sutmann, Hariprasath Ganesan and Christoph Begau
Forschungszentrum Jülich, Ruhr Universität Bochum
Parallel hybrid Molecular Statics / Monte Carlo for Segregation of Interstitials in Solids

04:25 pm – 04:50 pm
Julian Feinauer, Daniel Westhoff and Volker Schmidt
Ulm Univerisity
3D microstructure modelling und simulation of materials in lithium-ion battery cells

Distributed Simulations 1

Session Chair: Stephan Waack

03:00 pm – 03:25 pm
Fabian Glaser, Alexander Bufe, Christian Köhler, Jens Grabowski, Gunther Brenner and Phlipp Wieder
Uni Göttingen, TU Clausthal, GWDG Göttingen, Uni Göttingen,TU Clausthal, GWDG Göttingen
Transparent Model-Driven Provisioning of Computing Resources for Numerically Intensive Simulations

03:25 pm – 03:50 pm
Helmut Neukirchen
University of Iceland
Performance of Big Data versus High-Performance Computing: Some Observations    

03:50 pm – 04:15 pm
Marlon Welter, Daniel Honsel, Verena Herbold, Andre Staedtler, Jens Grabowski and Stephan Waack
Göttingen University
Assessing Simulated Software Graphs using Conditional Random Fields

04:15 pm – 04:40 pm
Sebastian Boehm and Michael Kirsche
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg
Parallel Radio Channel Emulation and Protocol Simulation for Wireless Sensor Networks with Hardware-in-the-Loop    

Plenary Speaker: Samuel Forest

Samuel Forest, Mines ParisTech CNRS, France

Crystal plasticity of polycrystalline aggregates under cyclic loading : 3D experiments and computations, size effects and fatigue cracking

BIO: Samuel Forest, 48 year old, is CNRS Research Director at Centre des Materiaux Mines ParisTech and continuum mechanics professor at Mines ParisTech. He is working on mechanics of materials focusing on crystal plasticity modelling and mechanics of generalized continua. He has beforesten the PhD advisor of 35 PhD students on these scientific topics, each of them corresponding to a contract with industrial partners (SAFRAN, RENAULT, EDF, Arcelor-Mittal, Michelin, CEA, EDF, etc.) or with the state and EU. He got the Bronze and Siver medals of CNRS INSIS and the Plumey prize of the Academie des Sciences. He published more than 120 papers in peer-reviewed international journals. He is associate editor of 5 international journals including Int. J. Solids Structures and Phil. Mag. He is leading the CNRS Federation of Mechanics labs in the Paris Region, promoting cooperation between 14 mechanics labs in the Paris region.

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Distributed Simulations 2

Session Chair: Helmut Neukirchen

10:00 am – 10:25 am
Michael Vössing, Clemens Wolff and Jannis Walk
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
Simulation-based Technician Field Service Management

10:25 am – 10:50 am
Xiaowei Wang, Fabian Glaser, Steffen Herbold and Jens Grabowski
University of Goettingen
Using Monte Carlo Simulation for Reliability Assessment of Cloud Applications    

10:50 am – 11:15 am
Pavle Ivanovic and Harald Richter
TU Clausthal
High-Performance Computing and Simulation in Clouds

Distributed Simulations 3

Session Chair: Thorsten Grosch

01:00 pm – 01:25 pm
Michael Kolonko, Feng Gu, Zhixing Yang and Thorsten Grosch
TU Clausthal
The Virtual Microscope – Simulation and Visualization of Particle Mixtures on Parallel Hardware    

01:25 pm – 01:50 pm
Tobias Koch, Dietmar P. F. Möller and Andreas Deutschmann
German Aerospace Center, TU Clausthal, German Aerospace Center
Two-layered Cyber-Physical System Simulation

01:50 pm – 02:15 pm
Martin Dahmen
TU Clausthal
A simulation-based genetic algorithm approach for competitive analysis of online scheduling problems    

02:15 pm – 02:40 pm
Daniel Honsel, Niklas Fiekas, Verena Herbold, Marlon Welter, Tobias Ahlbrecht, Stephan Waack, Jürgen Dix and Jens Grabowski
Universität Göttingen, TU Clausthal, Universität Göttingen, Universität Göttingen, TU Clausthal, Universität Göttingen, TU Clausthal, Universität Göttingen
Simulating Software Refactorings based on Graph Transformations    

Fees

Early bird rate until March 27, 2017 (Extended)

250 EuroReduced
300 EuroRegular

After March 27, 2017 (Extended)

300 EuroReduced
350 EuroRegular

Reduced rates are for (PhD) Students and SWZ, ASIM, GOR or VDE members.

The workshop fee includes:  Admission to all sessions and plenary talks, coffee breaks,  lunch-snacks, the delegate’s bag,  a social event, and workshop dinner.