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The 12th International Conference

ICCFD12 on Computational Fluid Dynamics
July 14-19, 2024
Kobe International Conference Center, Kobe, JapanCC BY-SA 4.0

About ICCFD
ICCFD is a leading international conference devoted to all innovative
aspects of CFD, fundamental and applied. This biennial event began inthe year 2000 with the merger of two important CFD conferences: theInternational Conference on Numerical Methods in Fluid Dynamics(ICNMFD), and the International Symposium on Computational Fluid
Dynamics (ISCFD); which had been running since 1969 and 1985,
respectively.
The next ICCFD conference will be located on the beautiful city
Kobe, and will include a combination of inspiring plenary talks,
keynotes and technical sessions of the latest fundamental and applied
CFD research. In addition there will be a chance to meet new and oldcolleagues at a welcome reception and a Banquet

Hosting Organizations

Conference committees

Important Dates

Conference Chairs: Shigeru Obayashi (Tohoku University)
Makoto Tsubokura (RIKEN R-CCS / Kobe Univ.)

Please note the following upcoming date
September, 2023

Call for Abstracts

General Secretary: Daisuke Sasaki (Osaka Metropolitan University)

January 19, 2024

Abstract Submission Deadline

PR Secretary:

March 4, 2024

Notification of Acceptance

Takuji Nakashima (Hiroshima University)

March 11, 2024

Registration Opens

Local Organizing Committee:

May 31, 2024

Early-bird Registration Ends

Tokimasa Shimada (Kobe University)
Yoshiaki Abe (Tohoku University)
Rahul Bale (RIKEN R-CCS/Kobe University)
Soshi Kawai (Tohoku University)
Sangwon Kim (RIKEN R-CCS)
Ryoichi Kurose (Kyoto University)
Yohei Morinishi (Nagoya Institute of Technology)Peter Ohm (RIKEN R-CCS)
Junya Onishi (RIKEN R-CCS)
Ayato Takii (RIKEN R-CCS)
Masashi Yamakawa (Kyoto Institute of Technology)
Aiko Yakeno (Tohoku University)
Atsushi Toyoda (Intelligent Light)

June 14, 2024

Final Paper Deadline

Conference Agenda
We are planning various invited speakers and a strong technicalprogram devoted to all innovative aspects of CFD, both fundamental
and applied.
Registration / Fugaku tour

Sunday, July 14 (@ R-CCS)

Conference Begins

Monday, July 15

Welcome Reception

Monday, July 15 (@ Exhibition Hall)

Executive Board:

Technical Sessions

Monday, July 15 – Friday July 19

Paola Cinnella (Secretary), Sorbonne University, France
Mohamed Hafez (Treasurer), UC Davis, USA
Remi Abgrall, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Haecheon Choi, Seoul National University, Korea
Ko Fujii, Tokyo University of Science, JapanDavid Zingg, University of Toronto, CanadaChristoph Brehm, University of Maryland, USA
Shishir Pandya, NASA Ames Research Center, USA
Shigeru Obayashi, Tohoku University, Japan
Makoto Tsubokura, RIKEN R-CCS / Kobe University, Japan

BanquetThursday, July 18 (@Portopia Hotel)

Conference Ends

Friday, July 19

ICCFD12 website:
https://www.iccfd.org/iccfd12
Contact:
iccfd12_chair@iccfd.org© ICCFD 2023. All Rights Reserved.

Scientific Committee:
T. AokiA.R. Aslan
N. Balakrishnan
A. Beck
C. Brehm
D. Caughey
J.J. Chattot
H. Choi
P. Cinnella
D. Drikakis
M. Dumbser
S. Fu
K. Fujii
C. GrothA. Guardone
M. Hafez

H. T. Huynh
T. Kajishima
N. Kevlahan
C. Kim
C. Kiris
P.S. Kulkarni
D. Kwak
W. LiuH. Lu
D. MiraK. Morgan
K. Morinishi
Y. Morinishi
I. Mortazavi
M. Muradoglu
S. Nadarajah

S. Pandya
G. Pascazio
J.F. Remacle
Y-X. Ren
M. Ricchiuto
P. L. RoeG. Rozza
M. P. Rumpfkeil
M. SahinR. Sandberg
B. SanderseV. Sankaran
N. Satofuka
Y. Shokin
G. SonJ. Thomas

M. Vazquez
M. Visbal
J-P. Wang
Z.J. Wang
SW. R. Wolf
J-S. Wu
D. YouL. Zhang
D.W. Zingg

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ScopeRegistration Fee*ICCFD12 is devoted to all innovative aspects of CFD, fundamental
and applied. Subjects of interest include but are not limited to:General:¥100,000

Student:¥40,000•*Registration fee is tentative and is subject to change.

••

Innovative algorithm development and data science technologies
for flow simulations: higher-order methods, iterative methods,
parallel algorithms, high-performance computing, mesh adaption,
grid generation, meshless methods, immersed boundary methods,
level-set methods, artificial intelligence (AI), and optimization
algorithms
Advances in modeling of flow physics in the areas of: steady andunsteady flows, compressible and incompressible flows, flows inporous media, hypersonic and reacting flows, turbulence(transition, DNS/LES, etc.), multi-phase flows, boundary layer
stability, and vortex dynamics
Advanced multidisciplinary applications using the above
mentioned technologies: aeroacoustics, flow control, biomedicalfluid mechanics, large scale applications, verification andvalidation methods, and turbomachinery

We invite you to submit an abstract for a paper and a talk.
Please visit the ICCFD12 website: https://www.iccfd.org/iccfd12

Conference Venue
Kobe International Conference Center•

Located at the center of Port Island, an artificial island, 10
minutes from the center of Kobe (Sannomiya).

•This center has the Main Hall, with a capacity of 692 people, andthe prestigious International Conference Room, with a capacityof 360 (in a theater-style layout) where UN and intergovernmental conferences have been held. Its Reception Hall has
removable partitions to broaden the usage of the adjacentInternational Conference Room. There is a total of 21 medium tosmall meeting rooms, including one with a maximum capacity of200 people. Each floor has a spacious lounge and lobby and canbe reserved for exclusive use for exhibitions, poster sessions, etc.

Proposed Topics•

Numerical methods•

Incompressible/compressible/hypersonic flow•

Turbulence flow•

Multi-phase flow•

Higher order methods•

Reduced order models•

Unsteady problems•

Reacting flow•

Uncertainty analysis•

Aero-acoustics•

Mesh generation/adaptation•

Turbulence simulation (DNS,LES,RANS)•Fluid-structure interaction•

Optimization•

Data science and AI•

High performance computing•

Industrial applications© ICCFD 2023. All Rights Reserved.
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CC BY-SA 4.0

About Kobe
Kobe is the capital of Hyogo Prefecture with its population of about
1.53 million, designated by government as one of twenty major cities
in Japan. Located between the sea and the Rokko mountain range,
Kobe is also considered as one of Japan's most attractive cities forboth domestic and international tourists. Kobe has also been an
important port city for many centuries, and was among the first to beopened to foreign trade in the 19th century. In 1995, Kobe was hit by
the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. Today the city has been
recovered completely from the disaster, and few signs of the terrible
event remain now. Kobe is home to many attractions: Arima Onsen,
one of the oldest Hot Springs in Japan; The "ten-million-dollar nightview" from the top of Mt. Rokko; Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, the longest
suspension bridge in the world; Kobe beef, the world-famous meltin- your-mouth beef; Sake breweries, where you can see how sake is
produced. Kobe is close to three airports in the Kansai area (KansaiInternational Airport, Osaka International Airport, and Kobe Airport)
and has a Shinkansen station (Shin-Kobe), offering excellent access,from both international and domestic locations.