Sponsored by the Research Collaboration and Computing Directorate at the Air Force Research Laboratory, the meeting is free and open to all federal government employees and their contractors. The meeting is geared to people interested in knowing how to exploit HPC in their research and promises technical papers, training, tool overviews and workshops for digital and acquisition engineering.
The comprehensive services provided by the DoD’s HPC Modernization Program have been a game-changer for many researchers and engineers during the last 25 years.
Registration is open until Aug. 31 at https://www.afrl.hpc.mil/DoDHPCUserMeeting/.
Topics will include:
• High-fidelity hypersonics CFD research bridges into big data analytics;
• Computational materials science and engineering/computational electromagnetics;
• New penetrating weapon simulation technologies for effective design and operational support;
• Advanced semiconductor device modeling;
• Visualization and data analytics;
• Investigation on the origin of 1/f noise in electronics;
• Modeling of hypersonic nonequilibrium flows.
The meeting’s plenary session will feature Dr. Leo Kempel, a member of the U.S. Air Force Scientific Advisory Board and dean of the College of Engineering at Michigan State University; and Dr. Glen Sjoden, chief scientist, Air Force Technical Applications Center.
There will be more than 60 other presentations, training and workshop sessions, as well as opportunities to connect with colleagues.
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