EULAG Workshop Timetable

Final time table for the EULAG Workshop 2014 in Mainz (23rd October 2014)

Note: the number in the time table indicates the abstract number, which can be found in the second table below. If you find mistakes or have questions, please contact Philipp Reutter.

Time	MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY
8:45-9:15	Registration	1 Software engineering	10 Numerics	32 Fundamental Fluid Dynamics and Solar Physics	Education with EULAG ("Baby EULAG")
9:15 - 9:45	Registration	2 Software engineering	11 Numerics	33 Fundamental Fluid Dynamics and Solar Physics	Discussion
9:45 - 10:15	Registration	43 Large Scale Flows	12 Numerics	34 Fundamental Fluid Dynamics and Solar Physics	Future Developments
Coffee break
10:45 - 11:15	WELCOME	4 Software engineering	24 Clouds	35 Fundamental Fluid Dynamics and Solar Physics	Discussion
11:15 - 11:45	13 Orography	5 Software engineering	25 Clouds	36 Fundamental Fluid Dynamics and Solar Physics	Logistics of EULAG
11:45 - 12:15	14 Orography	6 Numerics	26 Clouds	GROUP PICTURE	Discussion
Lunch
13:30 - 14:00	15 Orography	7 Numerics	27 Clouds	21 Clouds
14:00 - 14:30	16 Orography	8 Numerics	28 Clouds	22 Clouds
14:30 - 15:00	17 Orography	9 Numerics	29 Clouds	23 Clouds
Coffee break
15:30 - 16:00	41 Large Scale Flows	38 Gravity waves	30 Clouds	18 Orography
16:00 - 16:30	42 Large Scale Flows	40 Gravity waves	31 Clouds	20 Orography
16:30 - 17:00		39 Talk cancelled		19 Talk cancelled
	18:30 City Tour		19:00 CONFERENCE DINNER

 

Session name	Abstract number	Authors	Title
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING	1	Piotrowski, Smolarkiewicz, Wyszogrodzki	EULAG 2014 model with three-dimensional MPI decomposition
	2	Ciznicki, Kopta, Kulczewski, Kurowski	Towards efficient implementation of EULAG elliptic solver on GPU architectures
	3	Talk cancelled
	4	Waruszewski, Jaruga, Arabas, Jarecka, Pawlowska, Smolarkiewicz	libmpdata++: library of parallel MPDATA-based solvers built with emphasis on maintainability
	5	Wyrzykowski, Rojek, Szustak	Using GPU and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors to accelerate computations in 3D MPDATA algorithm
NUMERICS	6	Yelash, Lukacova-Medvidova, Bispen, Mueller, Giraldo, Wirth	Large time step discontinuous evolution Galerkin methods for multiscale atmospheric flow
	7	Kuehnlein, Smolarkiewicz, Wedi	Combining a conservative non-oscillatory forward-in-time solver for soundproof and compressible PDEs with moving meshes
	8	Deconinck, Hamrud, Smolarkiewicz, Szmelter, Zhang	A massively-parallel framework for finite-volume simulation of global atmospheric dynamics
	9	Papke, Klein	Multi-scale behavior in vortical flows: a numerical approach
	10	Smolarkiewicz, Kuehnlein, Wedi	A consistent framework for discrete integrations of all-scale atmospheric dynamics
	11	Klein, Benacchio, O'Neill	Observations from the construction of two time level integrators for compressible and sound-proof models
	12	Szmelter, Smolarkiewicz, Zhang, Cao	An unstructured-mesh nonhydrostatatic model for orographic flows
OROGRAPHY	13	Bettiol, Giaiotti, Stel	The sensitivity of mesoscale heavy precipitation on atmospheric boundary layer over complex orography
	14	Eichhorn, Prestel, Wirth	Sensitivity of Banner Cloud Formation to Mountain Geometry
	15	Prestel, Wirth	Boundary layer separation in the lee of steep mountains
	16	Wyszogrodzki, Lobocki	Surface-layer flux-gradient relationships over inclined terrain: implementation in EULAG
	17	Nurowska, Piotrowski, Malinowski, Grabowski	High resolution modeling of flows over Tatra mountains
	18	Bachmann, Dörnbrack, Gisinger	Large Eddy Simulation of turbulent urban flows
	19	Kulczewski, Kurowski, Tronowski, Wyszogrodzki	Modelling air quailty in urban canyons
	20	Korycki,Lobocki, Wyszogrodzki	Application of EULAG to the simulation of flow through the urban structure in Warsaw
CLOUDS	21	Wojcik, Piotrowski, Rosa, Ziemianski	The development and testing of EULAG version for numerical weather prediction
	22	Kurowski, Grabowski	Towards high-resolution simulation of moist global flows
	23	Kopec, Malinowski, Piotrowski	Physics of Stratocumulus Top: results of large eddy simulations sampled with a virtual aircraft method compared to airborne data
	24	Voigt, Spichtinger	Formation of thin cirrus clouds: Homogeneous or heterogeneous nucleation?
	25	Spichtinger	Subvisible cirrus clouds driven by slow updrafts
	26	Kempf, Craig	Testing a Phase Transition Theory for Convective Organisation
	27	Kopec, Malinowski, Piotrowski	Impact of wind shear on the top of stratocumulus cloud
	28	Scheufele, Craig	Resolution Dependence of Cumulus Statistics in Radiative-Convective Equilibrium
	29	Unterstrasser, Sölch, Stegmaier, Lainer, Görsch	The Lagrangian ice microphysics code LCM within EULAG: Introduction, current developments and applications
	30	Grabowski, Kurowski	A novel methodology for testing multiscale moist atmospheric models
	31	Rosa, Wojcik, Ziemianski, Grabowski	Modeling of daytime convective development over land with a new prototype model COSMO-EULAG
FUNDAMENTAL FLUID DYNAMICS AND SOLAR PHYSICS	32	Charbonneau, Lawson, Passos, Smolarkiewicz	Simulations of the solar magnetic cycle with EULAG-MHD
	33	Kumar, Bhattacharyya, Smolarkiewicz	Formation of current sheets and magnetic ejecta: A numerical study
	34	Kumar, Bhattacharyya, Smolarkiewicz	Formation of magnetic discontinuities through viscous relaxation
	35	Schreiber, Schmidt, Sommer, Garcia-Bardon, Breit, Graafen, Kreitner	Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations to Understand Mass Transport in Major Vessels of the Heart and Brain
	36	Schröttle, Dörnbrack, Schumann	Meandering of a wind mill wake vortex
	37	Talk cancelled
GRAVITY WAVES	38	Bense, Spichtinger	Propagation of gravity waves through the tropopause
	39	Talk cancelled
	40	Remmler, Fruman, Hickel, Achatz	Largy-Eddy Simulation of Gravity-Wave Breaking: Validation against DNS
LARGE SCALE FLOWS	41	von Larcher, Doernbrack	Modeling baroclinic driven flows with the immersed boundary method
	42	Prusa	Baroclinic Dynamics in the Atmosphere: Soundproof vs. Compressible Computations
	43	Wedi	Increasing horizontal resolution in global NWP and climate simulations -- illusion or panacea