Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) and Simulation-Based Engineering Sciences (SBES) fuse knowledge and methods of science and engineering with those of computer science and mathematics. This entails research focused on modelling and simulation of highly complex systems to produce results with pre-set levels of accuracy along with uncertainty estimates to support decision making about the technical, social and health consequences of our society. This conference will focus on Verification and Validation (error estimation, mesh adaption, uncertainty quantification), and High-Performance Algorithms.

Specific subjects and potential sessions

-    Meshes, geometrical and numerical error

-    Error estimation and accuracy of numerical solutions

-    Assessment of the efficiency of numerical methods

-    Verification and validation of numerical solutions

-    Uncertainty quantification in numerical models

The workshop presents a rare opportunity, especially at the Canadian level, to gather 50-60 specialists, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students with a diversity of background covering CSE and SBES. The workshop will also offer a unique opportunity for the next generation of researchers in these areas to network, present their work and be exposed to the most recent research.

Schedule

The workshop will be held online on December 1 - 3, 2021 from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm (Canada Eastern Time). 

Sponsors

This workshop is supported by the Fields Institute, the NSERC CREATE SBES program and the University of Ottawa.

Call for abstracts – Student & PDF talks

A total of twelve talks (15 minutes each) will be given by students and postdoctoral fellows. The talks must be closely related to the main topics of the workshop (see above), and will be selected accordingly. Your submission must include a title, an abstract, your affiliation and the names of co-authors (at bottom of the abstract). Final date for abstract submission: 1 November, 2021. 

Speakers and applicants will need to register for this workshop. Upon registration you will receive the zoom link for the workshop and you will receive a link that you can use to submit your abstract.