Valencia meeting, March XXth 2013

OUTLINE

① Why Spain? and why Valencia?

② SeMA

③ Key features ICIAM 2019

④ National and International support of the candidacy

⑤ Venue

⑥ Valencia: a tourist destination

1.1 – WHY SPAIN?

Spain as a country is ranked 8th in the world by its scientific production in Mathematics.

Today there exist about 150 research groups in Applied and Industrial Mathematics

1.1 – WHY SPAIN?

The Spanish societies in mathematics (RSME, SCM, SEIO and SEMA) have organized large scientific events in the past years: SEMA-SIAM DSPDEs’10 (Barcelona), the ICM Congress 2006 (Madrid), RSME-AMS Congress 2003 Sevilla.

The IMF predicts the starting of the recovery of the Spanish economy in 2014.

1.2 – WHY VALENCIA?

As Madrid and Barcelona had hosted in recent years several large congresses in research in mathematics, it was decided that ICIAM 2019 was to be hosted by a different city.

Cities offering to host ICIAM 2019 Congress Málaga, Sevilla, Valencia and Zaragoza

A selection process considering the advantages of each offer was carried on by the SEMA Executive Committee, and Valencia was eventually chosen.

2.1 – SEMA (INTRODUCCTION)

The Spanish Society of Applied Mathematics (SEMA) was created in 1991, witnessed by the success and continuity of the national Spanish Congress of Differential Equations and their Applications that began in 1978

SEMA is based upon the consideration that mathematical modeling and analysis, numerical simulation and control techniques are essential tools to understand and solve the many challenging problems in physics, chemistry, engineering, biomedical sciences, geosciences, economy, finance, among others.

2.2 – SEMA (OBJECTIVES)

a) Highlight the most recent advances in applied mathematics and their applications to sciences, engineering and industry. 

b) Emphasize industrial applications and computational science in new and emerging topics. 

c) Demonstrate to young researchers the potential of applied mathematics to solve problems of high applied interest, and also of problems originating from industry to generate interesting and original mathematical problems. 

d) Present the development of applied mathematics of emerging regions, in particular Mediterranean and African countries.

2.3 – SEMA ACTIVITIES

SEMA and the applied mathematics community in Spain participate in a dynamic way in the organization of events related to the reinforcement of the research and the social impact of industrial and applied mathematics. This activity is threefold:

1. Organizing scientific events.2. Structuring the relationship with

industry3. Promoting scientific publications

http://www.sema.org.es/web/index.php

3.1 – KEY FEATURES OF THE CONGRESS

1. Scientific committees2. Invited speakers3. Thematic minisymposia4. Industrial mathematics5. Biomathematics6. Mathematics applied to the social sciences7. Environmental mathematics8. Pre-congress workshops for developing countries9. Satellite meetings10.Public outreach sessions11.Exhibits

3.2 – ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

An Executive Committee, formed by: Tomás Chacón (Chairman). Universidad de Sevilla. Rosa Donat (Chairwoman of Local Organizing Committee). Universitàt

de Valencia Estudi General. Luis Vega (Delegate of SEMA). Universidad del País Vasco – Euskal

Herriko Unibertsitatea.

A Local Organizing Committee (LOC), Chaired by Rosa Donat.

A Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC). Its function is to advise the Executive and Organizing Committees to perform the scientific design of ICIAM 2019 Congress. 

3.3 – TENTATIVE CHAIRMEN OFR ORGANIZING COMMITTEES

Fundraising: Carlos Vázquez Cendón. Universidade da Coruña.

Industrial Advisory: Peregrina Quintela. Universidad de Santiago de Compostela.

Local Arrangements: Rosa Donat. Universitat Politècnica de Valencia.

Publications and Promotions: Inmaculada Higueras. Universidad Pública de

Navarra.

Review : Pablo Pedregal Tercero. Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain.

Satellite and Embedded Meetings: María Paz Calvo Cabrero, Universidad de

Valladolid.

3.4 – SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Alfredo Bermúdez de Castro. Department of Applied Mathematics. University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

Tomás Chacón Rebollo. Department of Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis. University of Sevilla, Spain.

Bernardo Cockburn. School of Mathematics. University of Minnesota, USA.

Amadeu Delshams. Department of Applied Mathematics. Technical University of Barcelona, Spain.

Manuel Doblaré. Abengoa Research. Sevilla, Spain.

Hassan El Amri. École Normale Supérieure, Casablanca, Morocco.

María J. Esteban. CEREMADE, University Paris-Dauphine, France.

Pedro Freitas. Department of Mathematics. Technical University of Lisbon. Portugal.

Rosa María García. CEO of Siemens Spain. Vivette Girault. Laboratory Jacques-Louis

Lions.University of Paris VI, France. Arieh Iserles. Department of Applied

Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Aider Meziane.Faculty of Mathematics. Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediène. Alger, Algeria.

Felix Otto. Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences. Lepizig, Germany.

Pablo Pedregal. Department of Mathematics. University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain.

Alfio Quarteroni. SB-SMA-MATHICSE-CMCS, Lausanne, Switzerland and   MOX-Politecnico di Milano, Italy.

Mary Wheeler. The Center for Sub-surface Modeling. University of Texas at Austin, USA.

3.5 – TENTATIVE THEMATICS PANNELS ICIAM2019

TITLE COORDINATOR

Mathematical oncology Víctor M. Pérez GarcíaUniversidad de Castilla-La Mancha

Environmental Mathematics Carlos ParésUniversidad of Málaga

The Scientific exploration of Mars Luis VázquezUniversidad Complutense de Madrid

Mesh generation: Refinement, Optimization and Parameterization Rafael Montenegro ArmasUniversidad de Las Palmas

New developments in exactly solvable models in quantum mechanics Francisco Marcellán Español, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

New Trends in Stochastic Partial Differential Equations Marta Sanz-SoléUniversitat de Barcelona

Uncertainty analysis of very complex systems Juan L. Fernández MartínezUniversidad de Oviedo

Structure preserving numerical integration methods and applications Fernando CasasUniversidad Jaume I

Operator Theory, Differential equations, Dynamics, Concrete Operators and Applications.

Alfonso MontesUniversidad de Sevilla

Random Differential Equations and Applications Juan Carlos Cortés LópezUniversitat Politècnica de Valencia

Partial Differential Equations and Applications José A. Carrillo de la PlataImperial College of London

Matrix factorizations, total positivity and applications Rafael CantoUniversitat Politècnica de Valencia

Vector and Set-Valued Optimization and Applications Vicente NovoUniversidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia

3.6 – BUDGET (1) INCOMING BUDGET

EXPECTED COSTS

Registration 950.000€Sponsorship and grants 250.000€TOTAL 1.200.000€

Congress Venue (rent and equipment) 120.000€Catering 260.000€Professional Congress Organizer (*) 350.000€License Fee ICIAM 28.500€Plenary Speakers 90.000€Support Developing countries 100.000€Other expenses 251.500€TOTAL 1.200.000€

(*) Includes website and Promotions

3.6 – BUDGET (2) REGISTRATION FEES (DETAIL)

Registration type Early bird Advance On-site

Faculty 400€ 500€ 600€

Industry 400€ 500€ 600€

Government 400€ 500€ 600€

Not-for-Profit 400€ 500€ 600€

Other 400€ 500€ 600€

Student 150€ 150€ 200€

One day 250€ 250€ 250€

Accompanying person

80€ 80€ 80€

3.6 – BUDGET (3) AN EXAMPLE: ICMAT 2006

3.600 participants 300 accompanying persons

Registration 641.025€

Public funding 1.347.440€

Private sponsorship 119.500€

Commercial activity 131.860€

IMU sponsorship 84.324€

Financial returns 3.000€

TOTAL INCOME 2.327.149€

4 – SUPPORT LETTERS (1) MATHS SOCIETIES

• Mathematical society of Cameroon• Società italiana di Matematica Applicata

e Industriale• Société de Mathématiques Appliquées &

Industrielles• Sociedade Portuguesa de Matemática• Société Marocaine de Mahtématiques

Appliquées• Sociedad de Estadística e Investigación

Oerativa (Spain)

INSTITUTIONS NETWORKS AND COMPANIES• Secretaría General de Universidades,

(Spain)• Secretaría General de Investigación,

(Spain)• Universidad Politécnica de Valencia• Department of Mathematics, University

of Ioannia (Greece)• Mediterranean Institute for Mathematical

Sciences MIMS (France)• MATH-IN (Spain)• CENER (Spain)• Institute of Applied and Computational

Mathematics IACM-FORTH (Greece)

4 – SUPPORT LETTERS (2)

SENIOR RESEARCHERS• Prof. Sanz-Serna, Universidad de Valladolid, (Spain)• Prof. Pablo Pedregal, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, (Spain)• Prof. Juan Luis Vazquez, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, (Spain)• Porf. Carlos Vazquez, Universidade Da Coruña, (Spain)• Prof. Eduardo Casas, Universidad de Cantabria, (Spain)

4 – INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT Moroccan Society of Applied

Mathematics(Morocco) Société de Mathématiques

Appliquées et Industrielles SMAI (France)

Società Italiana di Matematica Applicata e Industriale SMAI (Italy)

Mediterranean Institute of Mathematical Sciences (Tunisia)

Sociedade Portuguesa de Matemática SMP (Portugal)

Société Mathématique du Cameroun SMC (Cameroun)

Universidad Marítima del Caribe, (Venezuela)

4 – NATIONAL SUPPORT

5 – VENUE Universitat de Valencia (Campus Blasco Ibáñez)

Valencia, Spain, 15-19 July 2019

5.1 – CAMPUS FACILITES Universitat de Valencia (Campus Blasco Ibáñez) Valencia, Spain, 15-19 July 2019

More than 150 units of classroom space (capacities ranging from 40 to 160 seats)

Over 10 conferences rooms (capacities from 60 to 500 seats)

Medical School. Aula Magna (500 seats) (plan + photo)

Philosophy School. Aula Magna (350 seats) (plan + photo)

Auditorium Sanchis Guarner (400 seats) (plan + photo

Auditorium Joan Fuster (300 seats) (plan + photo)

A Sports Pavilion (2.009 m2: opening ceremonies and other large events)

Two Indoor sport courts All rooms are fully equipped with

overhead projectors and screens Conference rooms and many classrooms

space handicapped friendly University WIFI network accessible to

ICIAM participants University TV and Radio Broadcasting

(Media-Uni) Sport center

5.1 – CAMPUS FACILITES Universitat de Valencia (Campus Blasco Ibáñez) Valencia, Spain, 15-19 July 2019

6 – VALENCIA: TOURIST DESTINATION

6 – VALENCIA: TOURIST DESTINATION

Travelling to / from Valencia excellent flight connections map High speed train to Madrid, Alicante

and Barcelona excellent highway connections to

Madrid,Barcelona, Alicante, Zaragoza and the southern cities of Spain.

Travelling within Valencia subway-tram (metrovalencia) Bus (EMT Valencia) public bike rental system (Valenbisi).

Let us to introduce the city of Valencia in 2013…

…and see you here on 2019