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The third international conference on computational structures technology
Com/mrco & Srmcrurcs Vol. 53. No. 3, p. 771, I!394 Elrvia scimcc Ltd Printed in Great Britain.
THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 26th-28th March 1996, The themes for this conference will include: Structural Analy.sis and Design - Non-Linear Analysis - Dynamic Analysis - Finite Element Analysis - Boundary Element Analysis - Computer Aided Design Structural Optimization - Slruclural Reanalysis B Sensitivity Analy.sis Geomaterilas - Plates and Shells Structural Modelling - Micro-Mechanics Models - Reliability Problems - Software Standards and Quality Control - Adaptivity Mesh Generation - Shape and Topology Optimization - Visualization and Graphics Impact and Contact Simulations - Post and Pre Processing - Smart LSlructures- Multi and Inter Disciplinary Optimization Composite Materials and Structures I;racture and Fatigue - Rigensolvers Education - Coupled Problems - SoilStructure Interaction - Fluid-Structure Interaction - Simulation - Integration of CSTand CFD Papers concerned with the following aspects of structural engineering computation are particularly relevant to the conference: Parallel Processing - Use of High Performance Computer Architectures Supercomputing- Domain Decomposition and Partitioning - Transputer and T&C40 Applications - Distributed Computing and Networking -Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge-Based Systems - Novel Software Tools and Development Environments Virtual Reality - Algorithms for Veclorization and Parallelisation - Genetic
4lgorithms - Neural Networks - Object %ientedMelhods - Solution Procedures for large Scale Problems - Hardware and Fojtware developments.for HPCs A selection of papers will also bc published titer the conference in Computersand Structures,Computing Systems in Engineering & StructuralEngineering Review [publishers: Pergamon Press). SUBMISSION OF PAPERS Papersare invited on the themes outlined shove. Authors will be eligible for reduced zonference fees. Two copies of an extended abstract(1,000 words) of proposed papers should be submitted as soon as possible but no laterthan 10th April 1995. Authors will be notified of acceptance by 10th July 1995. Final acceptance of papers will bc based upon review of the final full length paper which must be received before 1st November 1995. Abstracts should be sent by post (not by fax) to: Professor B.H.V. Topping Heriot-Watt University Riccarton, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS, U.K. Tel: 031-451 3141 CONFERENCE DETAILS The opening and plenary sessions will be held in the HungarianAcademy of Sciences, Budapest. other sessions will be held in the Academy and adjacent buildings. The confernce has been timed to be held during the Budapest Spring Festival (the famous Music and Arts Festival) which in 1996 will be held immediately prior to the Budapest EXpO.
THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 26th-28th March 1996, The themes for this conference will include: Structural Analy.sis and Design - Non-Linear Analysis - Dynamic Analysis - Finite Element Analysis - Boundary Element Analysis - Computer Aided Design Structural Optimization - Slruclural Reanalysis B Sensitivity Analy.sis Geomaterilas - Plates and Shells Structural Modelling - Micro-Mechanics Models - Reliability Problems - Software Standards and Quality Control - Adaptivity Mesh Generation - Shape and Topology Optimization - Visualization and Graphics Impact and Contact Simulations - Post and Pre Processing - Smart LSlructures- Multi and Inter Disciplinary Optimization Composite Materials and Structures I;racture and Fatigue - Rigensolvers Education - Coupled Problems - SoilStructure Interaction - Fluid-Structure Interaction - Simulation - Integration of CSTand CFD Papers concerned with the following aspects of structural engineering computation are particularly relevant to the conference: Parallel Processing - Use of High Performance Computer Architectures Supercomputing- Domain Decomposition and Partitioning - Transputer and T&C40 Applications - Distributed Computing and Networking -Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge-Based Systems - Novel Software Tools and Development Environments Virtual Reality - Algorithms for Veclorization and Parallelisation - Genetic
4lgorithms - Neural Networks - Object %ientedMelhods - Solution Procedures for large Scale Problems - Hardware and Fojtware developments.for HPCs A selection of papers will also bc published titer the conference in Computersand Structures,Computing Systems in Engineering & StructuralEngineering Review [publishers: Pergamon Press). SUBMISSION OF PAPERS Papersare invited on the themes outlined shove. Authors will be eligible for reduced zonference fees. Two copies of an extended abstract(1,000 words) of proposed papers should be submitted as soon as possible but no laterthan 10th April 1995. Authors will be notified of acceptance by 10th July 1995. Final acceptance of papers will bc based upon review of the final full length paper which must be received before 1st November 1995. Abstracts should be sent by post (not by fax) to: Professor B.H.V. Topping Heriot-Watt University Riccarton, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS, U.K. Tel: 031-451 3141 CONFERENCE DETAILS The opening and plenary sessions will be held in the HungarianAcademy of Sciences, Budapest. other sessions will be held in the Academy and adjacent buildings. The confernce has been timed to be held during the Budapest Spring Festival (the famous Music and Arts Festival) which in 1996 will be held immediately prior to the Budapest EXpO.