PARENG 2013 - The Third International Conference on Parallel, Distributed, Grid and Cloud Computing for Engineering

This is the third in a series of conferences concerned with new developments and applications of high performance computing (including parallel, distributed, grid and cloud computing) in engineering. The inaugural conference in this series was also held in Pécs, Hungary and the second in the series was held in Ajaccio, Corsica.
The conference will consider mathematical, computer science and engineering developments that impact on the use of HPC in engineering analysis, design, and simulation. Engineering is interpreted in its widest sense to include aeronautical, civil, mechanical, electrical, materials, bioengineering, geotechnical, structural and environmental fields.

Themes
The range of topics considered by the Conference will include: The mathematical and computer science aspects include, but are not limited to:
parallelization
domain decomposition
solution methods
partitioning
message passing systems
grid technology
distributed systems
computer architecture
parallel and distributed system architectures
parallel and distributed software technologies
parallel and distributed algorithms
peer-to-peer computing
grid and cluster computing
cloud computing
performance evaluation and measurement
tools and environments for software development
petaflop computing
parallellisation of sequential/legacy codes
GPU - CPUGPU - CUDA architectures
Papers describing applications of HPC (parallel, distributed and grid computing) to engineering are invited, including, but not limited to:

engineering simulation
engineering design
engineering assessment
visualization and VR
computational steering
neural networks
genetic algorithms
evolutionary computing
cellular automata
data mining
meta-heuristics
optimization
high-performance scientific and engineering computing
bioinformatics
computational engineering on special
purpose hardware (e.g. GPUs)
Papers describing the use of parallel, distributed, grid and cloud computing in all aspects of engineering are included. Engineering areas include: solid mechanics, computational fluid mechanics, geomechanics, soil structure interaction, fluid structure interaction, multi-physics simulation, optimization, environmental engineering, etc.