ICCMS2014 Souvenir Programme Sample2

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Table of Contents

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

About ICCMS 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

About CSIR-SERC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

International Scientific Advisory Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Local Organizing Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

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Fifth International Congress on Computational Mechanics and Simulation

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Preface

Fifth International Congress on Computational Mechanics and Simulation is being

organized by CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre, Chennai, India in associa-

tion with Indian Association for Computational Mechanics (IndACM). The congress is

part of the golden jubilee celebrations of CSIR-SERC, Chennai. The response for the

congress is overwhelming with the participation of nearly 300 delegates from India

and various countries.

Recent advances in the field of Computational Mechanics (CM) have generated con-

siderable interest among researchers and practising engineers to gain more knowl-

edge and insight into the various aspects of modeling, analysis and design in variousfields. There is pressing need among scientists, researchers, academicians, practising

engineers/managers and software professionals in the field of CM to keep abreast

of the basic concepts and latest trends in order to get most out of them. The confer-

ence provides interaction among the participants, which is essential for identifying and

conducting need-based and relevant-based R&D and providing cost-effective solutions

to challenging and complex industrial problems/environmental problems to meet the

requirements of the society.

This event provides an apt occasion and right opportunity to showcase the advanced

computational methodologies/algorithms to solve complex, variety and challenging

problems in multi-disciplinary.

I express my sincere gratitude towards all the eminent personalities, who have sentmessages with wishes for this congress. I take this opportunity to thank all the spon-

sors and advertisers, who have supported this c. I sincerely thank the members of the

Internal Committees and staff of CSIR-SERC, who have contributed for the successful

conduct of this congress.

Seasons Greetings

(K. Ravisankar)

Technical Secretary, ICCMS-2014

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GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR

About ICCMS 2014

Computational mechanics and simula-

tion deals with application of numerical

techniques to understand the physical

phenomena governed by the principles

of mechanics. It has got enormous poten-

tial for the future growth and applications

by incorporating new models of physical

and biological systems based on solid,

structural, fluid, quantum, molecular and

bio-mechanics. It has transformed much

of classical Newtonian mechanics into

practical tools to predict and understand

the complex physical systems. These tools

are widely used currently for the simula-

tion and design of number of engineering

structures, products and components.

To further the growth of Computa-

tional Mechanics in different disciplines,

the first four International Congresses on

Computational Mechanics were held at

IIT Kanpur (2004), IIT Guwahati (2006), IITBombay (2009) and IIT Hyderabad (2012),

respectively.

The Fifth International Congress on

Computational Mechanics and Simula-

tion (ICCMS 2014) is being organized by

CSIR-Structural Engineering Research

Centre, Chennai in association with Indian

Association for Computational Mechanics

during 10-13 December 2014. The Con-

gress is part of the golden jubilee celebra-

tions of CSIR-SERC, Chennai. The aim ofthis Congress is to provide a forum for sci-

entists, academicians, analysts, design-

ers and practicing engineers from around

the globe to interact and exchange ideas

and establish relationships from all areas

of theoretical and applied mechanics

including theoretical, computational and

experimental aspects, as well as theoret-

ical modeling, methods of analysis and

instrumentation besides setting direc-

tions for future growth. It includes basic

discipline-oriented areas such as dynam-

ics, continuum mechanics, solid and fluid

mechanics, structures, heat transfer, tri-

bology, geomechanics and biomechanics,

as well as inter-disciplinary subjects such

as new numerical and computational

techniques, systems control technology,

engineering design tools, manufacturing

technology, materials and energy technol-

ogy and environmental engineering.

ICCMS 2014 will focus on computa-

tional mechanics of solids, fluids and sim-

ulations with particular emphasis on the

following themes, but not limited to them.

Computational Solid and StructuralMechanics (CSSM)

Adaptive & smart structures

Biomechanics and biomolecular

simulation

Constitutive modeling

Damage mechanics

Dynamics, shock, blast, impact,

transient & multibody dynamics

Failure theories, Fatigue and fracture

Fluidstructure interaction

Geo & porous media mechanics

Homogenization, multiscale and

multibody modeling

Micro and nano-mechanics

Nonlinear analysis

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Simulation of processes and

manufacturing, metal forming

Soilstructure interaction

Structural health monitoring and

model updating

Tribology, Vibration & control of

structures

Computational Techniques (CT)

Ab-initio first principle methods

Discrete element, wavelet and

particle methods

Finite element methods, boundary

element methods

Finite difference & finite volume

methods, Hybrid techniques

High performance computing

Iso-geometric analysis

Meshless methods, natural element

method, XFEM/GFEM

Probabilistic & stochastic analysis

System identification, inverse

problems & optimization

Computational Models for Evolving

Materials (CMEM)

Adaptive functional / smart materials

Meta & granular materials

Metals, alloys, Nano & biomimetic

materials

Polymers & composites

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

Aeroelastic and aerodynamic

simulations

Atmospheric and climatic modelling

Biological fluid dynamics

Turbulence modelling & transport

process

Direct numerical simulation, Large

eddy simulation

Lattice Boltzmann methods, Multi-

phase flow

Computational Simulations (CS)

GPU computing

Pre- & post-processing forengineering applications

Virtual reality & Real-time engineering

simulations

Front- and back-end development

tools

Graphics libraries and tools, Decision

support systems

Big data handling and analytics, Data

mining

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CSIR-Structural Engineering Research

Centre (CSIR-SERC), Chennai, India is

one of the national laboratories under the

Council of Scientific & Industrial Research

(CSIR), India. CSIR-SERC has built-up

excellent facilities and expertise for the

analysis, design and testing of structures

and structural components. Services of

CSIR-SERC are being extensively used

by the Central and State Governments

and public and private sector undertak-

ings. Scientists of CSIR-SERC serve on

many national and international com-

mittees and the Centre is recognized at

the national and international levels as a

leading research institution in the field of

structural engineering. CSIR-SERC has

been certified as ISO 9001:2008 quality

institution.

Research and Development AreasResearch and Development (R&D) efforts

at CSIR-SERC deal with development of

improved analysis, design and construc-

tion techniques for different types of com-

plex structures such as shell roofs, trans-

mission line and microwave towers and

other tower-like structures, ships, offshore

structures and machine foundations. High

strength deformed bars, funicular shells,

fibre reinforced concrete manhole covers,

ferrocement water tanks, service core

units, etc., developed by the Centre have

been extensively used in many organiza-

tions in the country. Many time and cost

saving precast construction techniques

and products have been developed by the

Centre. Over the years, several general

purpose computer software packages

have been developed for computer-aided

analysis, design and drafting of various

structures and structural components.

Broadly, the focus of R & D programmes

are in the following thrust areas:

Structural Concrete Engineering &

Technology

Sustainable Materials andComposites & retrofitting/

Rehabilitation of Structures

Computational Structural Mechanics

for Analysis and Design, Modelling

Simulation & Software Development

Transmission line towers, Metal

Structure Bahaviour and Fatigue and

Fracture

Structural Health Monitoring and

Evaluation & Forensic Analysis

Wind Engineering and Earthquake

Engineering

Major facilities

Structural Testing Laboratory

Advanced Concrete Testing and

Evaluation Laboratory

Field investigation for assessment of

concrete quality

Field investigation for assessment of

corrosion damage

Scanner for Non-destructive testingof concrete structures (NDT-CE

Scanner)

Structural Health Monitoring

Laboratory

Advanced Seismic Testing and

Research Laboratory

About CSIR-SERC

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Concrete Creep Testing Facility

Fatigue & Fracture Laboratory

Tower Testing & Research Station

Wind Engineering Laboratory

Advanced Computational Mechanics

Facility

Steel Structures Research Facility

Prototype bubble-type dome unit undergoing

strength evaluation test

4 m x 4 m and 2 m x 2 m tri-axial

shake table

Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) facility

Advanced Computational Mechanics Facility

Computational facility includes:

a) High and low end servers and workstations

b) Parallel processing facility with cluster of workstations

c) High end PCs

d) A strong Local Area Network

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Major R&D Contributions

Evaluation of an innovative externally prestressed concrete end block by

finite element analysis

Finite element simulation of behaviour of prestressed concrete endblock

Out-of-plane deformation

for design load

Vertical deformation (Slip)

for design load

Structural integrity assessment of airborne external antenna and activeantenna array unit (AAAU)

Typical mode shape of AAAU Mode shape of antenna panel

Structural integrity assessment of active antenna array unit

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Abu Al-Rub Rashid, Abu Dhabi

Anand J Puppala, USA

Anna Pandolfi, Italy

Antony Jeyasehar, India

Aliabadi MH, UK

Appa Rao TVSR, India

Ashwini Kumar, India

Atluri SN, USA

Banthia N, Canada

Bathe KJ, USA

Bhattacharyya SK, India

Choi CK, South Korea

Chopra AK, USA

Christopher S, India

Damodar Maity, India

Dattaguru B, India

Debasis Chakraborty, India

Desai CS, USA

Dutta BK, India

Dwivedy SK, India

Franco Maceri, ItalyGangan Prathap, India

Gautam Biswas, India

Gomathinayagam S, India

Gopalakrishnan S, India

Gunther Meschke, Germany

Herbert A Mang, Austria

Hughes TJR, USA

Iyengar NGR, India

Jain AK, India

Karihaloo BL, UK

Liqun Tang, China

Liu GR, USALiu WK, USA

Lokesh Dharani, USA

Mangalgiri PD, India

Manjit Singh, India

Manohar CS, India

Meher Prasad A, India

Muneo Hori, Japan

Nagesh R Iyer, India

Naik NK, India

Nirmala Khandan, USA

Nithiarasu P, UK

Paul Steinmann, Germany

Peter Wriggers, Germany

PrakashThamburaja, Singapore

Prasad Patnaik, India

Paul DK, India

Purnima Jalihal, India

Prusty G, Australia

Rajasekaran S, India

Rakesh K Kapania, USA

Ramakrishnan N, India

Ramanathan RK, India

Ramesh Talreja, USA

Reddy GR, India

Reddy JN, USA

Rene De Borst, UK

Romesh C Batra, USA

Sanjay Govindjee, USASatish Chandra, India

Savithri S, India

Selvadurai APS, Canada

Seshu P, India

Shah SP, USA

Shyam Chetty, India

Si Larbi Amir, France

Somnath Ghosh, USA

Stein E, Germany

Sukumar N, USA

Surana KS, USA

Tarun Kant, IndiaTred Belytschko, USA

Tribikram Kundu, USA

Upadhyay CS, India

Wang Chien Ming, Singapore

Wolfhard Zahten, Germany

Yagawa G, Japan

Yozo Fujino, Japan

International Scientific Advisory Committee

Patron:Director General, CSIR & Secretary, DSIR

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Local Organizing Committee

Chairman:Prof. Nagesh R Iyer, CSIR-SERC

Co-Chairman:Prof. Tarun Kant, IIT Bombay

Technical Secretary:Dr. K. Ravisankar, CSIR-SERC

Organising Secretary:Dr. Palani G. S, CSIR-SERC

AnandPrabhu, ANSYS India

Anandavalli N., CSIR-SERC

Antony Jeyasekhar, Annamalai Univ.

Balaji Rao K., CSIR-SERC

Chitra Sankaran, CSIR-SERCHarikrishna P., CSIR-SERC

Jaya K. P., Anna Univ.

Kalaiselvam S., Anna Univ.

Manish Bali, NVIDIA Graphics

Muthumani K., CSIR-SERC

Mymoon Moghul, CSIR-SERC

Narayan Kulkarni, Fujitsu

Prasad M. M., Tata Elxsi

Rajasankar J., CSIR-SERC

Ramachandra Murthy A., CSIR-SERC

Rajagopal A., IIT Hyderabad

Rama Mohan Rao A., CSIR-SERC

Ramanjaneyulu K., CSIR -SERC

Rao B. N., IIT Madras

Renuka Srinivasan, Dassault Systems

Ryan DSouza, HP IndiaSaptarshi Sasmal, CSIR-SERC

Smitha Gopinath, CSIR-SERC

Senthil R., Anna Univ.

Suresh Kumar, Accelrys

Thangavelu R. P., CSIR-4PI

Thiyagarajan J., Bentley Systems

Umesha P. K., CSIR-SERC

Vidyadhar Mudkavi, CSIR-NAL

Vijayalakshmi S., CSIR-SERC

Viswanathan S., CSM Software

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Sl. No. Name of the committee Members

1. Post-session Tour Committee Dr G. Raghava (Chairman)

Shri K. Raghavan

Shri M. Venkatesan

Shri R.D. Sathish Kumar

Shri N. Subramanian

2. Cultural Programme

Committee

Dr Jolly Annie Peter (Chairperson)

Shri.C.Jeyabal

Dr T. Hemalatha

Shri K. Raghavan

Dr. Mymoon Moghul

Shri E. Jeyakumar

Ms. Lakshmi Poorna

3. Press and Publicity

Committee

Dr K. Ravisankar (Chairman)

Shri C. Jeyabal

Dr G.S. Palani

Shri V. Srinivasan

Shri K. Gunasekaran

Shri R.D. Sathish Kumar

Ms S. Vijayalakshmi

Shri N. Subramanian

4. Accommodation and

Transport Committee

Dr. P.K. Umesha (Chairman)

Shri C. Jeyabal

Shri Amar PrakashShri R.D. Sathish Kumar

Shri N. Syed Ibrahim

Shri. R.R. Pillai

Shri E. Parthiban

Shri N. Subramanian

5. Exhibition Committee Dr J. Rajasankar (Chairman)

Dr G.S. Palani

Shri N.G. Bhagavan

Shri A. Sundaramoorthi

Ms. M. Anna Selvi

Shri N. Subramanian

7. Catering Committee Dr P. Sivakumar (Chairman)

Shri M. Saravanan (SSRF)

Dr Maitri Mappa

Shri N. Syed Ibrahim

Shri R.R. Pillai

Shri E. Parthiban

Shri N. Subramaninan

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Sl. No. Name of the committee Members

8. Venue Committee Dr K. Ramanjaneyulu (Chairman)

Dr P. Srinivasan

Shri S.G.N. Murthy

Dr V. Srinivas

Ms. B. Sindu

Shri S. Srinivasan

Dr. Mymoon Moghul

Ms. Chitra Sankaran

Ms. Lakshmi Poorna

Shri V. Muthalagan

9. Sessions Management

Committee

Dr G.S. Palani (Chairman)

Dr. A. Ramachandra MurthyDr Saptarshi Sasmal

Dr N. Anandavalli

Ms Smitha Gopinath

Ms M. Keerthana

Shri K. Raghavan

Ms Chitra Sankaran

Ms S. Vijayalakshmi

10. Technical Committee Chairman, ICCMS 2014 (Chairman)

Technical Secretary, ICCMS 2014

Prof. Antony Jeyasekar (Annamalai Univ.)

Prof. Prasad Patnaik (IIT-M)

Prof. K.P. Jaya (Anna Univ.)Prof. A. Rajagopal (IIT-H)

Dr K. Ramanjaneyulu

Dr G.S. Palani

Dr J. Rajasankar

Dr P. Harikrishna

11. Sponsorship, Souvenir

Committee

Chairman, ICCMS 2014 (Chairman)

Technical Secretary, ICCMS 2014

Shri C. Jeyabal

Dr G.S. Palani

Dr S. Parivallal

COA (Shri Manuel Thomas)

COFA (Shri Srinivasa Raghavan)COSP (Shri S. Sundar)

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