Event

Future Paths and Needs in Wave Modelling

SINTEF Ocean is pleased to invite you to contribute with a presentation and paper to our workshop “Future Paths and Needs in Wave Modelling”, to be held in Trondheim, Norway, on the 21st and 22nd of October 2019.

Information

Location: Scandic Hotel Solsiden
Address: Beddingen 1, 7042 Trondheim
Start: 21/10/2019 - 09:00 Add to calendar
End: 22/10/2019 - 17:00
Registration deadline: 15/09/2019

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Contributions should focus on methods and challenges in laboratory and/or numerical modelling of ocean waves, such as, but not limited to:

What shall be modelled
Which are the models
Wave calibration
Short-crested waves
Avoiding or reducing unwanted laboratory and numerical effects
Validation of CFD and other models
How experimental and numerical models should be integrated
Applications
Ongoing developments
Goals for the near future

Selected papers from the workshop will be subsequently published in a Special Issue in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (Eds: CT Stansberg and JM Rodrigues). The Special Issue is intended to be a substantial and useful reference source for future research in wave modelling. https://www.mdpi.com/journal/jmse/special_issues/wave_modelling_workshop

For presenters, the registration includes:

1 free publication in JMSE open access special issue (subjected to selection and peer review)
Buffet lunch at NTNU (Tyholt) on both days
Workshop dinner

Registration is also open to non-presenting attendees. A fee will be charged for the lunches and workshop dinner for non-presenters who wish to participate in these events.

We have arranged an influential group of experts to deliver keynote presentations during the workshop. Joining us in Trondheim are:

Luigi Cavaleri, Institute of Marine Sciences (ISMAR), National Research Council (CNR), Venice, Italy.
Guillaume Ducrozet, Research Laboratory in Hydrodynamics, Energetics & Atmospheric Environment (LHEEA), EC Nantes, France.
David Ingram, Institute for Energy Systems (IES), School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh, UK.
Alfred Osborne, Nonlinear Waves Research Corporation (NWRC), Alexandria, Virginia, USA.

Deadlines for submission:

Extended abstract (approx. 2 pages), 1st of April 2019. (mail to: )
Paper for Special Issue "Selected Papers from the Future Paths and Needs in Wave Modelling Workshop", 1st of November 2019 (submit at www.mdpi.com/journal/jmse/special_issues/wave_modelling_workshop).

Note: contributions will be selected based on their relevance, originality and complementarity to the workshop, should the number of proposed presentations exceed the workshop capacity.

We would appreciate your consideration to contribute and would appreciate knowing about your initial interest by the end of January 2019, including the preliminary title and the first author / presenter name. (mail to: )

If you are interested in attending without presenting, please also let us know.