Dr. Renato Vacondio will give a presentation entitled “Towards an Efficient and Accurate Adaptive SPH Algorithm” at the Collaborative Research Center (SFB) of the University of Stuttgart.
The working group is made up of researchers, fellows and PhD students of the HyLab laboratory of DICATeA, under the scientific responsibility of prof. Paolo Mignosa. On 23 February the Department of Civil, Environmental, Territorial and Architecture Engineering (DICATeA) of the University of Parma was commissioned by the Technical Service of the Po tributaries of …
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In this work the flood event that occurred on the Secchia river in January 2014 was simulated using a numerical code developed internally, in which the formation of a breach in the right bank caused the flooding of several hundred square km in the province of Modena. . Thanks to the ability of the computational …
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The Interregional Agency for the River Po (AIPo), following the extraordinary flood events that occurred between the end of 2009 and the beginning of 2010, found it urgent to adapt the expansion tank on the Panaro river for safety of the Modena area, with the intention of equipping the bottom lights of the barrier with mobile gates.
The paper with title “2D shallow water GPU parallelized scheme for high resolution real-field flood simulations” by R. Vacondio, F. Aureli & P. Mignosa was accepted for publication on the proceedings of the International conference on Fluvial Hydraulics Riverflow 2014 (3-5 September, Lausanne, Switzerland).
Will be organized by Us in Parma 16-18 June, 2015.
The paper with title “Uno schema numerico Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics a risoluzione variabile” by R. Vacondio, P. Mignosa was accepted for publication on the proceedings of the XXXIV Convegno Nazionale di Idraulica e Costruzioni Idrauliche.
Thanks to the collaboration between HyLab and Prof. A. Dal Palù (Department of Computer Science, University of Parma), the university of Parma has been appointed as Nvidia research center.
Paper with title “3-D SPH scheme with variable resolution: assessment of the optimal splitting pattern” by R. Vacondio, B. D. Rogers, P.K. Stansby, P. Mignosa will be presented at the SPHERIC 2014 conference in Paris.
