ESTECO sent two researchers o Inria in July 2023 to investigate how to combine Uncertainties Quantification (UQ) techniques with Reduced Order Model (ROM) and study the use of ROM within an MDO framework for industrial applications.
C.Núñez Fernández from Virtualmech had a month of secondment in July 2023 at Inria to work onTime-Splitting method for Navier-Stokes equations for Finite Element Method in order to do a Full Order Model (FOM) and a Reduced Order Model (ROM).
E. Temellini (Politecnico di Milano) had a 3 month (February – May 2023) secondment at Virtualmech on the topic of Model reduction and mesh adaptation techniques for VMS – Smagorinsky turbulence model.
ARIA project and Nurea company, an ARIA beneficiary appear on ADI Nouvelle-Aquitain, an Agency of Development and Innovation New-Aquitaine.
UCSC sent a team of 2 persons to Virginia Tech from January to February 2023 for a secondment to work on regularized ROM (Reg-ROM) for Navier-Stokes and Burgers’ equations. In particular, the team formulated a new Reg-ROM, i.e., the approximate deconvolution Leray ROM (ADL-ROM). Our numerical investigation is meant to…
This is the online ARIA-VT seminar on regularized ROMs on Thursday, February 2 2023. All times are EST.
Introduction The ARIA Workshop will be an open international conference on Reduced Order Models aimed to progress towards key advances in modeling multi-scale nonlinear physical phenomena. The workshop will follow a high standard in the selection of presentations and posters by a programme committee of international experts of the domain.…
M. Strazzullo from Politecnico di Torino spent one month of November 2022 at ICAM, Virginia Tech under the workscope of ARIA.
Introduction MOR test case initiative This fifth seminar of the ARIA project presents the initiative on the development of test suites to validate and assess model order reduction techniques for specific classes of applications in computational mechanics. The seminar consists of three talks that describe three test suites; talks will…
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore organized three events in Brescia which contributed to the dissemination of results from its researchers, and in particular from the ARIA project for what concerns this article, to the general public.