Medial Object Workshop, The Royal Hotel, Cambridge, England
Thu 9 – Fri 10 Oct 2014
Immediately before SANDIA International Meshing Roundtable in London
http://www.sandia.gov/imr/
Day 1: Thursday 9 October
1.
Welcome & introduction
Dr Geoff Butlin, TranscenData Europe Ltd
Problems of MO computation
Dr Malcolm Sabin, Numerical Geometry & Dr Tom Cashman, TranscenData
2.
coffee break
3.
MO computation I
15
10.00
45
10.15
11.00
chair: Dr Malcolm Sabin (Numerical Geometry)
11.30
Delaunay computation of medial axis – survey
2D mesh computation using medial axis
Professor Nina Amenta, University of California at Davis
30
Scalable and robust computation of medial axes and surfaces
in 2D and 3D: State-of-the-art
Prof. dr. Alexandru C. Telea, University of Groningen
30
3D medial object computation using a domain
Delaunay triangulation
Henry Bucklow, TranscenData
30
4.
lunch
5.
MO applications I
13.00
chair: Professor Wenping Wang
14.00
LayTracks3D: Hex Mesh Generation using Medial Axis Transform
William Roshan Quadros, SANDIA
30
Toward exascale parallel mesh generation with the help of
medial axis based domain decomposition
Professor Nikos Chrisochoides, Old Dominion University
30
Making a Medial Object usable in an Engineering Simulation context
Joe Walsh, Intrinsim
30
6.
tea break
7.
MO applications II
15.30
chair: Ted Blacker
16.00
Comparing Approaches To Semi-structured Mesh Generation
Professor Cecil Armstrong, Queen’s University Belfast
30
Mesh Generation for Aircraft Engines based on the Medial Axis
Dr Florian Buchegger, Johannes Kepler University
30
Need for/review hex meshing with MO
Alex Sansom, Rolls-Royce + Dr Malcolm Sabin, Numerical Geometry
30
8.
end of day 1: walk through old Cambridge to Queens’ College
17.30
9.
drinks in Old Kitchens, Queens’s College
19.00
10.
dinner in Old Hall, Queens’ College
19.30
11.
after dinner talk in the Bowett Room, Queens’ College
by Professor Jim Woodhouse, Cambridge University Engineering Department:
“When does a structure become an instrument?”
21.00
Medial Object Workshop, The Royal Hotel, Cambridge, England
Day 2: Friday 10 October:
12.
MO computation II
chair: Professor Tamal Dey
9.00
Computing Stable and Compact Representation of Medial Axis
Professor Wenping Wang, University of Hong Kong
30
PDE-based techniques for distance function estimation
Dr. Alexander Belyaev, Stony Brook University
30
From Medial Axes to Shock Scaffolds
Professor Frederic Fol Leymarie, Goldsmiths, University of London
30
13.
coffee break
14.
MO computation III
10.30
chair: Dr Tom Cashman
Medial Object and Rational Offsets
11.00
Dr Jiri Kosinka, CUCL
30
Professor M. Ramanathan, IIT Madras
30
Computing medial axis and curve skeleton with Voronoi diagrams
Professor Tamal Dey, The Ohio State University
30
Medial Object computation
15.
lunch
16.
MO applications III
12.30
chair: Mark Gammon
Medial Axis Based Mesh Generation Applied to Turbomachinery Flows
Zaib Ali, Whittle Lab, Cambridge University Engineering Department
13.30
30
Using the Medial Object to facilitate automated toolpath generation for Wire and Arc Additive
Manufacture
Professor Helen Lockett, Cranfield University
30
17.
Need for, and progress with CFD blocking
Scott Shaw (AIRBUS) & Robin Fairey, TranscenData
30
Workshop sum-up plus general discussion
chaired by Dr Malcolm Sabin
60
18.
end of Medial Object Workshop
19.
post event session with SANDIA Labs on Additive Manufacturing
All Workshop attendees welcome
20.
end of day 2
15.00
16.00
60
16.15
17.30