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Tag Archives: CFD 2030
Use of Grand Challenge Problems to Assess Progress Toward the CFD Vision 2030
Join the AIAA’s CFD 2030 Integration Committee at SciTech 2021 this coming January for four invited talks and an extended Q&A session on formulation of grand challenge problems that would provide a basis for assessing progress toward the CFD Vision … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Software
Tagged aerodyamics, aerospace, AIAA Aviation, AIAA SciTech, CFD 2030, hypersonic, propulsion, spaceflight
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This Week in CFD
Are things starting to return to normal? This week’s CFD news includes a live, in-person event next February and three job openings. There’s some really cool CFD software news including Karalit’s IB code and the integration of Fluent with ANSYS’ … Continue reading
Coming Online at AIAA Aviation: Two Important CFD Events
Unlike prior years, this year’s AIAA Aviation Forum (15-19 June) will be online. But just like all its predecessors, Aviation will be chock full of CFD goodness. There are two CFD events – a Forum 360 and a special session … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Software
Tagged CFD 2030, GMGW, High Lift Prediction Workshop
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CFD in Aerospace America’s 2019 Year in Review
Something was happening early in 2020 that distracted me from writing my usual article about CFD in AIAA’s annual Year in Review issue of Aerospace America. What was it? Having trouble remembering. Hmm… Oh, right – that pandemic thing. Regardless, … Continue reading
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Tagged ADflow, AIAA, Airbus, boundary layer, CFD 2030, exascale, FUN3D, GMGW, high order, hypersonic, Intelligent Light, Kestrel, MACH-Aero, morphing missiles, NASA, OpenFOAM, OpenMDAO, Pointwise, Purdue, transition, UQ, visualization, Year in Review
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CFD 2030 and High Performance Computing
At AIAA SciTech 2020, the CFD 2030 Integration Committee hosted a Forum 360 discussion on the topic of High Performance Computing’s Impact on Aerospace Prediction. The blue ribbon panel included representatives from NASA, the DoE, the DoD, and the aircraft … Continue reading
