January - June 1999
Organisers: GF Hewitt (Imperial College), PA Monkewitz (Lausanne), N Sandham (QMW), JC Vassilicos (Cambridge)
9:30 Introduction to the Workshop
9:35-10:30 Tom Gatski: Explicit Tensor Representations of Algebraic Turbulent Correlation Equations
11:00-12:00 Martin Oberlack: Constraints for turbulence modelling from invariant transformations
2:00-3:00 Mike Reeks: Closure Approximations for Turbulent Dispersed Flows
9:30-10:30 Paul Durbin: Bifurcation of equilibria in second-moment closure
11:00-12:00 Remy Manceau Analysis and validation of elliptic relaxation
2:00-3:00 Tony Perry: Closure for the streamwise evolution of turbulent boundary layers using classical similarity laws and structure based modelling
3:00-4:30 Discussion on wall modelling (~ 10 minute contributions from Mike Gibson, Alan Gould, Paul Durbin, + ...)
VOTMATA test-case workshop (organisers: Alan Gould, Mike Leschziner) This is a review of a UK project to assess the performance of turbulence models in aerospace applications.
10:00 Alan Gould: Introduction
10:30 David Apsley: Separated boundary-layer flow
11:30 R Hassan: Shockwave boundary-layer interaction
12:30 Lunch
1:30 Mike Leschziner: Discussion Forum
3:30 Close
9:30-10:30 Kemo Hanjalic: Expanding the frontiers of single-point RANS application: some recent experience at TU Delft (Transition, multi-scales and VLES)
11:00-12:00 Bill Jones: Sub-grid Modelling for Large-Eddy Simulation
9:00 - . MOVA test-case workshop (organiser: Kemo Hanjalic) A European project on vehicle aerodynamics.
Free
9:30-10:30 Mark Savill: Turbulence modelling - closure issues for practical applications
11:00-12:00 Julian Hunt: Framework for critiquing and applying turbulence models
9:30-10:30 Jim Brasseur SGS closure methodology for near-wall high-Re turbulence
11:00-12:00 Claude Cambon: Two short talks: Structure-based modelling and explicit spectral modelling and Wave effects in turbulence modelling
2:00-3:00 Yukio Kaneda Spectral closure approach - (non)-universality of the equilibrium range of turbulence in 2D/3D
9:30-10:30 Anne Bourlioux: Closure for flamelet models in turbulent combustion
11:00-12:00 Dimitris Drikakis: Statistical and coherent structures modelling in the context of unsteady flows
11:00-12:00 Brian Spalding: Multi-fluid model of trubulence: an alternative to the Monte-Carlo PDF-transport model
Free for small group discussions. Some long-term participants may be approached to contribute to an industry briefing session in the afternoon.
The programme is flexible, especially with respect to discussion sessions - please let me know if you would like to show something at the sessions identified or if you want to propose other topics. There is room towards the end of the second week for more talks and discussion sessions as and when interesting topics arise.