NSF Combustion

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Wednesday, April 19

7:30-8:15		Breakfast (provided)
8:15-8:30	(15’)	Introduction (R. Buckius, National Science Foundation)
8:30-8:45	(15’)	Welcome (A. Trouvé, University of Maryland)
8:45-9:00	(15’)	Introduction (Linda Blevins and Michael Plesniak, National Science Foundation)
9:00-9:30	(30’)	NSF vision for the Cyber-Infrastructure (Jose Munoz, National Science Foundation)

Theme 1: sub-community-specific cyber-based combustion science applications
Session Chair: A. Marshall (University of Maryland)

9:30-9:50	(20’)	High-performance computing (J. H. Chen, Sandia National Laboratories)
9:50-10:10	(20’)	Visualization (K.-L. Ma, University of California Davis)
10:10-10:30	(20’)	Break
10:30-10:50	(20’)	High-performance computing (H. Pitsch, Stanford University)
10:50-11:10	(20’)	High-performance computing (P. Smith, University of Utah)
11:10-11:30	(20’)	Sensor-driven modeling (J. Mandel, University of Colorado Denver)
11:30-11:50	(20’)	Sensor-driven modeling, FireGrid (J. Torero, University of Edinburgh, U.K)

Theme 2: community-wide cyber-based combustion science applications
Session Chair: H. Im (University of Michigan)

11:50-12:10	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, CHEMKIN (R. J. Kee, Colorado School of Mines)
12:10-13:10	(60’)	Lunch (provided)
13:10-13:30	(20’)	Chemical Libraries and collaborative science, PrIME (M. Frenklach, University of California Berkeley)
13:30-13:50	(20’)	Chemical Libraris, RIOT (W. H. Green, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
13:50-14:10	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, uncertainty (G. J. McRae, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
14:10-14:30	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, multi-scale modeling (H. Wang, University of Southern California)
14:30-14:50	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, multi-scale modeling (D. Vlachos, University of Delaware)
14:50-15:10	(20’)	Collaboratories, TNF Workshop (R. Barlow, Sandia National Laboratories)
15:10-15:30	(20’)	Collaboratories, CMCS (J. D. Myers, National Center for Supercomputing Applications)
15:30-15:45	(15')	Break
15:45-16:45	(60’)	Break-out sessions – Themes 1 and 2 Moderator for Theme 1: D. Haworth (Pennsylvania State University) Moderator for Theme 2: A. Violi (University of Michigan)
16:45-17:45	(60’)	Joint session – Report from break-out sessions
17:45-18:45	(60’)	Break
18:45-22:00		Dinner (Matsutake Restaurant)

Thursday, April 20

7:30-8:30

Breakfast (provided)

Theme 3: cyber-based combustion education
Session Chair: P. Sunderland (University of Maryland)

8:30-9:00	(30’)	NSF vision for the Cyber-Infrastructure, engineering education (Miriam Heller, National Science Foundation)
9:00-9:20	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, distributed grid-enabled applications (S. Bhattacharjee, San Diego State University)
9:20-9:40	(20’)	Chemical Libraries, Cantera (D. G. Goodwin, California Institute of Technology)
9:40-10:00	(20’)	Short presentations by recent NSF CAREER awardees: a cyberinfrastructure to support combustion Education including towards policymakers and the broader public (L. Su, the Johns Hopkins University) and cyber-based integration of Research and Education (J. Sung, Case Western Reserve University)
10:00-10:15	(15’)	Break
10:15-11:00	(45’)	Joint session – Theme 3: cyber-based combustion education Moderator for Theme 3: L. Su (The Johns Hopkins University)
11:00-12:00	(60’)	Joint session – Articulation of a community-wide vision for cyber-based combustion science and recommendations to NSF Moderator for Joint Session: H. Miller (George Washington University)
12:00-12:15	(15’)	Closing remarks (Linda Blevins and Michael Plesniak, National Science Foundation, and A. Trouvé, University of Maryland)
12:15-13:15	(60’)	Lunch (provided)