mcgill atis - released documents - cfd lab

7/22/2019 McGill ATIs - Released Documents - CFD Lab

1/142

UNIVERSITY RESEARCH AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT

BETWEEN:

of May. 2001.

BOMBARDIER lN C as represente by Bombardier Aerospace, a bltaduma of business at 400 Cote Vertu Road. Dorval, QC.

(hereinafter referred t as Bombardier )

-and-

MeGiU UNIVERSITY located at 8 5 Sberbrooke Street West Montreal, QC

Canada, H3A 2T5

(hereinafter referred to as the .. University )

WHEREAS University wishes to pursue a research program in the area of Multi-disciplinaryComputational Fluid Dynamics, as more particularly described herein, and train students in thearea of Multi-disciplinary Computational Fluid Dynamics; and

WHEREAS University is prepared to employ au additional person to occupy a faculty position inMulti-disciplinary Computational Fluid Dynamics, and t provide research facilities for work insuch area; and

WHEREAS University has acquired the right to use. and to sublicense certain software programsin the area of Multi-disciplinary Computational Fluid Dynamics which will form the basis of hesoftware to be developed during the research program; and

WHEREAS University requires technical support and knowledge from Bombardier in order toperform such research program, as more particularly described herein; and

WHEREAS Bombardier and University have agreed to jointly pursue such reseatch program. asparnctllarly described and to perform their obligations relating thereto in

Baekp'ound Information means allauOwred, conceived to the Agreentent


2/142

1.2 latellectual Property, means all rights to patentable inventions, copyrightablematerial, technical information such as software. models, prototypes. specifications,patterns, drawmgs. genetic materials and other proprietary information.

L Foregrouad Iatelledllal Property, means Intellectual Property that isgenerated authored. or created within the scope of the Re:search Programdefined in Article and which does not include Background Information.

1.4 Ueensed Software, means the technology and software which University has acquiredor licensed in the field of Multi-disciplinary Computational Fluid Dynamics and includesany enhancements amendments, changes or additions made as of July l, 2001 (theEffeetlve Daten) as detailed in Schedule B.

l S 'b jec t Code meana computer program code assembled or compiled in magnetic orelectronic binary form which is usable by machines but not readable by humans withoutsteps such as reverse assembly, compiling or reverse engineering.

1.6 Results meana any and all means of methods processes, know-bow, proprietaryinformation, trade secrets technology, designs, digital codes (including Source Code, asdefined hereinafter), software inventions. innovations and developed aspart of the Research Program whether or not protected or protectable by IntellectualProperty Rights. Results include Foreground Intellectual Property, but excludeBackground Information.

1.7 Source Code means a computer program code written in programming languages, in aform intelligible to trained, human programmers and capable of being translated inObject Code for operation on computer equipment through assembly or computing.

2.0 Research Progra m

2.1 The University agrees to perform its share of the research program. as set forth in theproposal submitted by the University to tile Natural Sciences and Engineering ResearchCouncil a copy of which is attached hereto and marked as Schedule A(hereinafter Ute ''Research Program ).

Bombardier agrees to nrn1.na,.mentioned mPw> .. . .... This

teclmical support and knowledgeits share of the Research

coordirutticm and assi1stanc:e.


3/142

2.5

2.6

Uni.vcrsitvshall provideatero1ination date Ap:ement

and final r ports submitted to Bombardier shall be inre:asonablysatisfactory to Bombardier.

content and

2.7 A:ny proposedcbanaes to the Research Proaram shall be confirmed through University'sOffice of Tecbnoloay Transfer nd Bombardier's Plmnin1 and AdministrationStrategicTechnoloay an amendmentas per Article 7.4.

2.8 Bombardier shall provide the University with such as Bombardier reasonablyconsidersnecessary to enable the University to perfom1 the Research Progr&nl.

2.9 The Parties acknowledge that Bombardier needs to have acces nH1wAt' which access h s been granted

Bombardier under separate agreement attachedNo twiltbstandling the above, University agrees that. in the

event Bombardier does not have access to the Source Code during the course ofthis Agreement. Bombardier shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement bygiving University a 3


4/142

to paragraphs a) and b), each party shall be entided to usedeveloped by the other party prior to the date oftmnination.

4.0 Proprietary laform adon

Results

4.1 All information in any form. and whether of a tecbaical, financial, busmeas or othernature, acquired by one party from the other, in connection with the Research Program. isthe proprietary information of the disclosing party, provided that:

if the information is m written form. it is marked as Confidential or ProprietaryInformation ; andif the information is not in written form, a written statement is produced, either at thetime or disclosure or within thirty (30) days thereafter, which states that the saidinformation is confidential and proprietary.

4.2 Article 4.1 shall not restrict the disclosure or use of mformation that a} is in the public

dornam through no fault of he receiving party, (b) was known to the receiving party priorto the disclosure thereo( as evidenced by its written record, or (c) was obtained from athird party having a bona fide right to disclose such information, (d) is disclosed underoperation of law provided that the receiving party has notified in writmg the disclosingparty prior to such disclosure and cooperate with the disclosing party in the event thedisclosing party elects to contest by legal action in order to avoid such disclosure.

4.3 Proprietary information received by one party from the other shall be used solely forpurposes of performiag the Research Program, and shall be retained m confidence for aperiod of ten {10) years following the date of disclosure, using the same degree of carethat each party uses to protect its own proprietary information of a similar nature.

4 4 Upon expiry or termination of this Agreement, all proprietary information, including anycopies thereof, shall be returned to the disclosing party.

4.5 The University will not use the name of Bombardier, nor any employee of Bombardier,includmg trademarks, in any publicity without the prior written approval of Bombardier.Bombardier will not use the name of University, nor of any member.ofUniversity's staff,in any publicity without the prior written approval of an authorized representative ofUniversity.

grants Bombardier a nort-tnmslmble,perpet LIBl, irrevocable to use, within its own l dV'nthnncInteUectual PN InM Itv and Results. shall


5/142


6/142

6.2 All Bacqrowtd Information and Results are provided on an as is basis with norepresentations. wmanties or conditions express or implied. with respect therein.Without limiting the foregoing. neither party makes any representations, WllTinties orconditions that the Results BacJcarowd Information. or any Intellectual Propertydeveloped does not infiinae upon any ri bts of others. All implied warranties ofmerchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are expressly disclaimed andexcluded.

6.3 University maJcea no warranties, express or implied or statutory, with respect to theResults. University does not wmant that the Licensed Software and the Results are errorfree or that they will meet Bombardier's requirements. All implied warranties ofmerchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are expressly disclaimed andexcluded.

6.4 University specifically does not make any warranties or representations, express orimplied, concerning or not whether the exercise of the rights licensed under thisAgreement will result in the infringement of any rights or patents or copyrights held bythird parties.

6.5 Either party shan indemnify and hold the other hannless against all coats, suits or claimson account of injuries (including death) to its employees or persons participating in theResearch Program or damage to property caused by such employees or persons when atthe other party s premises during the performance of his Agreement

6.6 Subject to the above paragraphs of this Article 6, either party shall be responsible to thirdparties for losses or damages arising from or relating to the perfonnance of its share ofthe ReSearchProgram during the term of his Agreement.

6.7 Each party shall cany worknwl.'s compensation or employer's liability insurance withrespect to its own personnel.

6.8 Neither party shall in any circumstances be liable to the other party in respect of anyindirect, special or consequential damage or loss of revenue or profit resultirig from theperformance by either party of its share of he Research Program under this Agreement orarising in connection with this Agreement

7.0 Geaeral

7.1 Any notice or otb:r written communication given hereunder sbaU be effectively given i fsent by mail. courier. facsimile or other means of electronic communication to theattention of the parties as follows:

f o Bombardier:

400. Cote vertu. RoadDorVal. QC. CanadaH4SlY9

kGutlty TltN:ndts.r.l. lriT L_UWI /058 J98v. I763116 193453

f o the

Alex NavarreDirectorOffice of Technology Transfer

McGill University35SO University StreetMontreal QC. CanadaH3A2A7


7/142

7.2 This Agreement is made with the as rm independent contractor. TheUniversity and its personnel are not the employees, aacnts or representatives o fBombardier, and neither the University nor its personnel bave any authority to bind or toIWUll'le rmy liability on behalf of Bombardier.

7.3 This Agreement. including the attached schedules, comprises the entire agreementbetween the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and supersedes rmy prioragreement. understanding or communication, written or oral, made by or between them.In the event of rmy conflict between this Agreement rmd the provisions of the attachedschedules, the former shall

amendment or modification to this Agreement sball be effective and binding ifmade in writing rmd signed by the duly authorized representatives of both parties.

7 S This Agreement may not be assigned, in whole or in part, by either party without theprior written consent of the other party. This Agreement sball be binding upon therespective successors rmd permitted assigns of each party.

7.6 Neither party to this Agreement sball be liable to the other for any failure or delay inperformance caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including but notlimited to, acts of God. fire, labor difficulties or governmental action.

7.7 Articles 4 (Proprietary Information), (Intellectual Property/Publication) rmd 6(Warranty/Liability/Indemnity), shall survive the termination of this Agreement for anyreason in addition to those articles surviving by operation of law.

7.8 Both parties will use all reasonable effort to resolve any disputes arising under thisAgreement. In the event tbat the parties cannot resolve such disputes, it shall be referredto the management of both parties. In the event that the management of both partiescannot resolve such disputes, it sball then be referred to the senior management of bothparties. In the event tbat senior management of both parties cannot resolve such disputes,both parties agree to resolve such disputes in accordance with the provisions of Book Vof the Quebec Code of Civil Procedure (Article 94 and followin ). The parties sballattempt to appoint jointly one impartial expert arbitrator. f the parties cannot agreewithin thirty (30) days on the choice of an arbitrator, each party sball appoint. at its own

one impartial expert arbitrator and those two arbitrators sball appoint an expert third,,;tno.tnr as chair person. The cost third arbitrator sball be shared

between the

Al t:cnlent shall be mvemc:dPrn ll fnl-1> o f Quebec. and the partiesdrafted in the English language. Lescctte entente soit redigee dans Ia

and construed accordance with the iaws theand agreed tbat this Am-eentent be

ct


8/142

IN WITNESS WHEREOF tbe parties have caased tla s Aareemeat to be executed by tbelrrespedtYe repraea tatlv es as or the date flnt above-wrlttea.

BOMBARDIER INC.

Datef4f(t.: 141ft ,S/jq

ate

I the Principal Investigator having read nd understood the provisions of his Agreement herebyagree to act in accordance with all the terms and conditions herein nd further agree to ensure that

I Unive ts are infonned of heir obligations under such terms and conditions.

I ant l t

McUu hy Tllrcub s.r.J. MTL_UWIIJOJ8 J98 I76J/16 29.UJJ

having read and understood thece with all the tenns and conditions


9/142

SCHEDULE A

NSERC/J. Armaa d Bombardier lodutrlal Researeb Chair oa Multl dlselpUaaryComputatloul Flold Dyaamles


10/142

McGill

PROPOSAL FOR AN

NSERC J. ARMAND BOMBARD IER INDUSTRIAL CHAIR

with the support and participation o Silicon Graphics

AT McGILL UNIVERSITY

IN

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COMPUTATIONAL FLUIDDYNAMICS

Submitted orapproval In principle y NSER

y

John GruzlesldFaculty o Engineering


11/142

exECUTIVE SUMM BY


12/142

c.


13/142

Propoa lot n NSERC J Armend omberdler hair In

llnlller y


14/142

v

l l

I

=


15/142


16/142

w

ropoul for an NSERC J rmand Bombatcler Char


17/142

-:;. . -Propoul for n NSER J AnMnd 8ombMiw har n

Mc II U M t d y

2


18/142

r

\ :


19/142

4


20/142

Propou ffX n NSER J imand Botnb8rcller ChtW In

5


21/142

e


22/142

7


23/142

i ..

ropoullor an NSER J lf nn ndSomblltrllt Chair tJltluiJ dlsdpllnay ColrJpf.ftiJone


24/142

\


25/142


26/142


27/142

RefelflfiCell

.

..

K Blakely, MSCJNASTRAN Basic Dynamic Analysis, User s Guide,Version 68 . The MacNeai-Schwender Corporation, LosAngeles 1993

12


28/142

ropoqllor en NSERC J tmlnd Botnbardler a ; nMulkllsdpllnBry Compbtlonal luid Oynemlcs

l l l l t fc II Wwdy

G.P. Guruswamy, tnteraction of Fluids and Strudu ea for AiraaftApplications , Computers & Structures, Vol. 30, No .4 (1988).

G.P. GuruswamY Unsteady Aerodynamic and AeroelasticCalculations for VVings Using Euler Equations, AIAAJournal, Vol. 28,No.3 (1990).

RD. Rausch, J.T. Batina, and H.T.V . Yang, Three-Dimensional Time-Marching Aeroelastic Analyses Using an Unstructured-Grid EulerMethod , AIAA.Jot.mal, Vol. 31, No 9(1993), pp.1626-1633.

E.M. Lee--Rausch and J T. Satins, w;ng Flutter Boundary PredictionUsing Unsteady Euler Aerodynamic Method', AIAAJownal of Alra-aft,Vol. 32, No.2 (1995).

G. P. Gl.1\JSW811 1Y. -vortlcal A ow Computations on Swept FlexibleWings Using Navier-Stokes Equations, AIM Journal, Vol. 28, No. 12(1990).

S.A. Goodwin, C. Byun and M. Farhangnia, Aeroelastic ComputationsUsing Parallel Computing Systems , AIAAPaper 99-0795 (1999).

E.M. Lee-Rausch and J.T. Satins, w.ng Flutter Computations Usingan Aerodynamic Model Based on the Navier-Stokes Equations ,Journal of Aircraft, Vol. 33, No.6 (1996).

M. Leaoinne and C. Fai'hat, Geometric Conservation Laws forAeroelastic Computations Using Unstructured Dynamic Meshes , AIAAPaper95-1709 (1995).

13


29/142

4


30/142

.;.

5


31/142

8


32/142

r\:.;.

References:

M.G. Potapczuk. A review of NASA Lewis' development plans forcomputational simulation of aircraft Icing. AlAA Paper 99-- )243,January 1999.

T. Hedde and D. Guffond, "ONERA Thtee-dimenslonallcing Model ,AIAA Journal Vol. 33, #6, pp. 1038-1045, 1995:

W.B. Wright, R.W. Gent and 0 Guffond. DERAINASAIONERACollaboration on icing research Part -Droplet trajectory calculations.Technical Report. DERA, 1997.

W.B. Wright, R.W. Gent and D. Guffond. DERAINASA/ONERACollaboration on Icing research Part II.Predictlon of airfoil ice accretion.Technical Report CR-202349, NASA, 1997.

W.B. Wright. R.W. Gent and D. Guffond. .DERAINASA/ONERACollaboration on icing research Part Ill-Electrothermal deicer analysis.Technical report. ONERA, 1997.

G. Mingione, V. Brandl, Ice Ac:aetion Prediction on MultielementAirfoils. AJAA Journal of Airaaft, 35(2), 1998.

FAA lnftlght aira-aft Icing plan. United State Department ofTransportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Apr111997.

Professor Wagdi eorge Habalhi Expert's Report on the EinbraerBrasiUa 120 (Comair 3272) crash near Monroe, Michigan, on January9, 1997. Submitted to Me. Michael Merlo and Unda Sc:hnekler, Mer1o,Kanofsky & Brinkmeier, LLP., 208 South LaSalle Street, ChicagO,Illinois 60604, USA, .kl 18 28, 1998, 18 pages.

Professor Wagdi George Habaahi Expert's Report on the Cessna 2088(Hageland 502--N408GV).crash nea- wainwright. Alaska. on Aprii10,1997, Submitted to Me. Robert Richmond and Mark . Wilhelm,

17


33/142

Richmond Quinn LLP 360 K Street Suite 200, Anchorage,. Alaska99501, USA. ugust 14,2000,28 pages. .

Professor Wagdl Giorge Habashi Elcperfs Report on the responsibilitySF Goodrich Aerolpe


34/142


35/142


36/142

:Q,.,,.

21


37/142


38/142


39/142

4


40/142

r

5


41/142


42/142

7


43/142

Propo tJI for. NSERC J. Nmltnd Bomb rdler Chai InompcfttiOnel luid D Y8nt:a

at McGIIl Wwnity

8


44/142

9


45/142

ropoal or an NSER J mend 8onDird er Chak n

APPENDIXA; SHORT BIOGRAPHICALSKETcH+ NSERC FQRM QO

WAQDI G. CERED HABASHI

SHORT BIOGRAPHICAl,SKETCH

A


46/142

i

n NSER J. hsrin

8 McG Unlvetllly

WAGOI G HABASHI

9McGillNSERC FORM 100Expanded 2nd p rt

Octob er 2000

UST OF CONTRIBUTIONS

1994 2000


47/142

I

.roposal for n NSER J. rmand Sombarrller Chi* n

at MeG University


48/142

.. -

2 RESE RCH CONTRIBUTIONS

2a UST NG OF REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

: CFD Fluid 0

in Applied Mecbmics JJjbuiRnaupc gmjttcd ftom Ill papers


49/142

[1] Y. Bourgault, H. Developmerlt of a Shallow Water ldngModel in FENSAPICE, AIM J. of Airqafl S7, pp. 84Q..646, '00.

[2] Y. Bo u1t, Z. Boutanios, so Eulerian Droplats I ingement UsingFE ICE, Part 1: Model, Algorithms, Validation,S7. pp. 95-103, oo

[S] L Dutto, C.Y. Lepage Effect of the Storage Format of Sparse linearSystems on Parallel CFD Computations, CMAME. 188, Nos. 1-3, pp.441-463, '00.

[4) J. Dompi fTe, Y. Bourgault. D. Yahia, M. Fortin, M. Vallet, ''AnisotropicMesh Adaptation: Towards User-Independent. Mesh-Independent andSolver-1 CFD Sorns: Part : General Prindples , IJNMf. S2,No. 6, pp. 5-744, '00.

[5] Tam, D. Yahia, M. Robichaud, M. Moore, V. Kozel, so MeshOptimization: Tight Couplif'lg of Mesh Generation and Solver, with CAD

Integrity , In press, Invited Paper in Spedallssue of QMAME, '00.[6] D. Stanescu, 0. Yahia, M. Robichaud, Muttldomain SJ)8CtralComputations of Oucted Sound AV;A J S7, No. S, pp. 296-302,'99.

[7] Y. Bourgault, J Dompierre, G. Baruzzi, FEM Study of Eulerian DropletsImpingement Models , IJNMF. 29, No. 4, pp. 429-44a, '99.

[8] L Outto1 :Parallelization of Preconditioner for CFD Problems onShared Memory Computers, 30, No.8, pp. 995-1008, '99.[9] F. Taghaddosi, G. Guevremont. D. Yahia, An Adaptive Least-

Squares Method for the Compressible Euler Equations-, N S1, pp.112h11S9, '99.

[10] N. Ben Salah, A. Soulaimani, M. Fortin, A Conservative Stabilized FEMfor the Magneto-Hydrodynamics Equations, IJf:JMf. 29, No. 5, pp. 535-554,'99. . .

[11] M Sleiman, A. Robichaud, M. Peeters, -rurbomachlneryMultistage Simulation a FE Adaptive ASME J. of Eluidl121, No.2, pp. 59, '99.

[12] 0. Stanescu, 2N-Storage Low and Dispersion Runge-KuttaSchemes for Computational AcousticS , f. 143, pp. 874-681, '98.

[1S] 0. Stanescu. Essentially Non-Osdllatary Euler Sorns on UnstructuredMeshes Using Extrapolation AIM J . 36, No. 8, pp. 1413-1418, *98.J. 1t M. Fortin, M. Vallet, CertifiableCFD ThroughMesh . paper in I Issue on Credible.Simulation, AIMJ . 36, No. 5, pp. 7 1 '98.

Multilevel Parallelizable PreconditionerInvited paper pedal issue CMAME


50/142

t

ropoaal tor 8 NSERC J. Jmend Bomban ller Cll8r n

at McG.I.JrJiwltdy

[19) G. Baruzzi, G. Guivremont. M. Hafez, A Second Order FEM for the Sol*n.of the Transonic Euler and NSE , lnv. Paper In Special issue of theIJNMF. 20, pp. 671--693. 95.

[20] l Dutto, M. Robichaud, M. Fortin, A Method for FE Parallel VIscousCompressible Flow Calculations IJNMf.19, pp. 275-294. '94.

[21] M. Fortin, J. Uu, M. Robichaud. V-N. , W. Ghaly, large-scaleCEO by the FEM , IJNMf. 18, pp. 1083-11 '94.

[22] L Outto, M. Fortin, Parallelizable Block Diagonal Preconditloners for theCompressible Nse, CMAME.117, pp. 15-47, 94.

2.2 PAPERS SUBMmED TO JOURNALS AND UNDER REVIEW

[23] D. Stanescu, D. Yahia, M. Robichaud, spectral Element Formulation ofthe linearized Fan Tone Noise Radiation Problem , f . Log. No.JCPH2000-0191.

[24] M. Fortin, A Tam, 0. Yahia, J. Oompierre, Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation:Towards User-Independent, and Solver-IndependentCEO Sorns: Part II: Structured and Unstructured Grids, IJNME. log. No.G96-70.

[25] M. Bogstad, I. Akel, 0. Yahia, N. Giannias, V. Longq, A CEO-basedAdvanCed Ship-Airwake Database for Helicopter flight Simulators-, AIAAJ. of Aircraft, Oct '00.

2b. LISTINGOF CONFERENCEPUBLICAnONS

[26] G. Croce, H. Beaugendre, computation of CHT + .film In a Mist flowHeat Exchanger-, ICHMTComputational Heat Transfer 2001, Palm Cove,May'01.

[27] A. Tam, 0. Yahia, M. Robichaud, M. Peeters, V. Kozel, 30for VIscous External and Turbornachinery Flows-, AIM fluids

Denver, Jun '00.

D. Stanescu, D. Yahia, M. Robichaud, Galerkin Spectral Element Methodfor fan Tone Radiation ComPutatrons AIAA Paper 2000-1912, 11AJMICEAS eroacouatics Hawaii, '00.

C, Lepage, Conservative Interpolationelastic AIAA


51/142

-::Propo uill tor an NSERC J. f Jombatder Chair In

Ct tmpulatlt rn FltJido,n.nlcstit AfcG. nlverdy

stad, D. Yahia, L Metcalfe, N. Giannias, V. Longo, cFD Navye Analysis for a Hel Flight Simulator'*,AIAA Paper99-

[32] Y. Bourgault. H. Development of 1 Shallow-Water IcingModel in FENSAP-ICE AIAA PaperQ9..o246, Z: AIM Aero SciencesMeetina.

[33] C. Interactions Using the ALEFormulation, AIMPaper 99-ut:it:KJ, 3m AIM Aero Sciences MeetingReno, Jan. '99.

[34] D. Yahia .D. Stanescu, M. Robichaud; AxisymmetricComputations of FanNo.tse Radiation from the PW545 Turbofan lnler, AIAAPaper 99-0483,3Z: AIM Aero Sciences Meetina.

[35] L Dutto, C. Lepage, Impact of Storage Df linear Systems In CFD. Computations, AIAA Paper99-0298, s - eA M Aero Sciences Meeting.[36] V. Kozel, A Tam, M. Robichaud, M. Bogstad, A Wulf, M. Hohmeyar,

Mesh Tiaht CCMJpling of Mesh Generation and Solver, with.CAD Athens, Sep '98 pp. 114-118.

[37) Y. Bourgault, G. Baruzzi, Z. Boutanios, G. Croce, G. Wagner, FENSAP-ICE: An Integrated CFD Approach to the In-Flight Icing Problem.E;CCOMAS,pp. 512-517, Volume 2.

[38] Y. Bour9ault, H. Beaugendre, C. Lepage, G. Croce, FENSAP-ICE:A NewEqullibrtum Model for ISf Accretion, including Film Runback andConjugate Heat Trensfar, 4 E;CCOMAS.pp. 723--728.

[39] A Wulf, 30 Mash Adaptation, with CAD Integrity , Invited Paper, Ym:ldof CFD Cont. Fraiburg, Gerrriany, Jun '98,

[40] D. Stanescu, -validation of a Spectral Method for Fan NoisePrediction, AIAAPaper 98-2266,. 4 AIM/CEAS Aaroacoustics Cont.Toulouse, Jun 98.

Putting Computst; on Ice: A CFD Integrated Approach to the In-FlightProblem, 13 Canadian Sympqslum on Fluid Dvn8m cs. Vancouver,

98. pp, 58-59.

Iss S. Cobar. 3D Droplets Impingementu AIAA Paper 98-0200,


52/142

ProplJssl f o r NSERC J )t.,inend Bombardier hlllr nomputational Fl uid f)yn8rnlca

. MeG rtlvtnly

[45] J. Oompierre, D. Cronin, Y. Bourgault. G. Baruzzi, Numerical Simulationof Performance Degradation of lea Contaminated Airfoils, A I M Paper 97-2235, ;15th A I M AOOJied Aeni Copt Atlanta.

[46] F. Taghaddoai, G. GueVramont. D. Yahla, An Adaptive Least-squaresMethod for the Compressible Euler AIM Paper 97-2097 .l.atbA I M Computationalflukl Omamics

[47] .D. Stanasa.r, Two..c:Jimansional Shock-sound Interaction on UnstructuredMashes, A I M Paper 971606, 18th A I M AeroaCQUitic:s Conference.Atlanta.

[48] N. Ban Salah, A ,Soulalmanl, M. Fortin. A Conservative Stabilized FEMfor the Magneto-Hydrodynamics Equations, ICES'9Z, Costa Rica, May '97,pp. 269 2/6

[49] D. Stanasa.r, essentially Non-Oscillatory Euler Solutions on UnstructuredMashes Using Extrapolation, AIM Paper 97-0539, 35th A I M AeroSciences MHfina. Reno.

[50] l Dutto, M. Fortin, An Algebraic Two-level Parallaliz:able Precondltionerfor the Compressible Nse, A I M Paper 97-0448, 35th A I M AeroSciences MeeUna.

[51] Y. Bourgault. J. Dompierre, G. Baruzz:l, G. Chevalier, eulerian Approachto Supercooled Droplets Impingement Calc'n, AIM Paper 97..0176, 35thA I M erO Sciences Meeting.

[52] D. Yahia, A SEV'egated FEM for Hypersonic Thermo-Chemical Non-eq'mFlows, Using Adaptive Grids, A I M Paper 97-0981, 35th AIM AeroSclencea Meeting.

[53] M. Robichaud, W. di Bartolomeo, K Heikurinen, Turboprop Air IntakeDesign Usiog W Viscous Analysis, A I M Paper 97-0171, 35th A I MAerospaceScience Meetm.

[54] J. Oomplerre, M. Vallet. M. Fortin, Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation: Towardsa Solver and User Independent CFo-, AtAA.Paper 97-0861, 35th AIAAAerolpace Sciences Meetjna.M. Fortin, M. Vallet, J. Dompierre, Bourgault, ' Anisotropic Mesh

Theory. Validation and Applications, 3rd ECCOMAS. Paris,Sap 96. pp. 174-180.

Bourgault, J. ierra, G. Baruzzi, G. Chevalier, W DiBartolomeO,'*An Eulerian C to Ice [)ropletsECCQMAS. Paris, 96, pp. 827-833.

[58] M. Fortin, ' Ani Mesh Adaptation: A Step towards a Grid-and -Independent CFo-, Barriers and Challenges in

VA, Aug '96, Kluger, pp. Q9..117.


53/142

[59] D. Yahia, A DirectionaH -96-2553,

Buena Vista, u

Proposal or an NSERC J lmand Somban:ller Chair In

atMcGIII Jnlvetdy

. e FEM for HI peed Flo\W A I M r Is

[60] A Tam, D. Yahla, M. RoblchalJ IJ. M. Fortin A 3-D Adaptive FEM forTurbomachinery", A I M Paper w-2659, N AIAAIASMEISAE[ASI;I;Joint prOPUlsion Cgof Lake Buena Vista, J t i

[611 M. Vallet, Y. Bourgau J. Domplerre, M. Fortin, A Directional ErrorEstimator for CFo, I id ' San Diego FED-Val. 238, Jul'96, pp. 209-215.

[62] J. Zhou, M. Robichaud, M. Peeters, A FEM for Heat Transfer Predictionin Cooled Turbine Blades, ASMI; Fluids Em g. San Diego FED-Vol. 238,pp. 299-307, Jul 96.

[63] M. Sleiman. A Tam, M. Robichaud, M. Peeters, M. Fortin,-Turbomachinery Multistage Simulation a FE Adaptive Approach.ASME Paper 96-GT-418k41st . M g Turbine and AeroenaineComreu. Birmingham, U. ;Jun .

[64] Y. Bourgault, J Dompierre, G. Chevalier, An Eulerian Approach to IceDroplets lmpingemenr, i t h lnt.

29lJ?on Num. Metfls In Fluid Oynpmics,

Monterey, Springer, Jun' , pp. 9.[65} M. Fortin, Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation: Towards a Mesh-independent,

and Solver-Independent CFD, World Users A&s'n ofCFO Cont.. Germany, May'96, pp.13.113.4.

[66] Ch. Hlrsct:t. progress and Outlook for CfD In Turbom&chinery-, WgJjgUsers Assn or CFD Germany, May 96, pp. 20.&-20.12.

[67] Y. Bourgault, J. Dompierre, G. Baruzzi, G. Chevalier, A FE Eulerian

APProach to Ice Droplets lmpingemenr, EM lot. Coot. on Airqaft lnfllghtD.C. May '96, Vol. II, pp. 275-284.[68] J. Zhou, M. Robichaud, W. Ghaly, cFo Predictions or Flow and Heat

Transfer in the Coolant Passages Of Gas Turbine Blades-, AIM q r 6=0450, 34th A rOSDIC8 Sciences Meeting.

[69] W. Di Bartolomeo, P. Kotiuga. certifiCationTest Design Using CFo-,f t Helicopter Society lot. Icing Symposium. pp. 43-51 Montreal,ep .

M.

M.VIS OUS le 1:: ..._,....

Vol. n. pp. 11 1-so.0. Yahia, A Tam, M. Vallet, M. Fortin, "An Adaptive MovinQ-nodeSchemefor Comf:M'&SsibleFlows 6th Int. SYIDDQsium on CEO. Lake Tahoe, Sep95, Vol. IV, pp. 1-6.


54/142

' .Proposal for an NSERC J l klmbtlrdler Chair n

Afullf.dlsdpllnar Compulatlon I Fluid Oynamlt at AfcGIItJnlwnlly

D. Yahia. S. Boivin, Y.ACIIIPtatiOn for CFD ,

[74] W.G. Habashi, M.P. LC. Dutto anct M. Fortin, Parallel FEM forC&lculations ,CES1)5. Hawaii, Aug *95.

[75] M. Robichaud, l Dutto, M. Peeters, M. Fortin. Paralle l FEM forC&lc*ns' ,42nd CASI Cont . Montreal, May '95, pp. 51-54.

[76] J. Zhou, M. Robichaud, W.S. Ghaly, A CFD Predictions of HeatTransfer{ with to Turbina Blade liOOiing , 42nd CASI Cont .Montrea May es:pp. 83-86.

[77] W. Ghaly, M. Peeters, Assessment of a FEM for Turbomachinary Flows ,42nd CASI Conf . Montreal. May '95, pp. 5S.SS.

[78] D. Yahia, G. Baruzzi Numerical Simulation of Hypersonic Reacting Flowsusing a FEM , 42nC ASI Conf,. Montreal, May '95, pp. 29-32.

[79} M. Robichaud, L Dutto, M. Peeters, An Efficient FE Approach forTurbomachinery Calc'ns , Invited Paper, 1 Asian CFD C ont . Hong Kong,Jan '95, Vol. 1, pp. 71-80

[SO] M. Robichaud;. M. Peeters, L Dutto, FEM for TurbomachlnfOCalculations, ln l r n \Wutf.DTechniques for Large-Scale cProblema. Montrea , ep ' , pp. :S:

[81] D. Yahia, G. Baruzzi, A FEM for Hypersonic Reacting Flows , ASMEWinter Annual Meeting, Chicago, Nov '94, FED-Vel. 200, pp. 11-19.

[82] W. GhalyJ.. M. Peeters, Assessment of a FEM for Viscous CompressibleFlows in 'as Turbines , 2nd ECCOMA. Stuttgart, Germany, Sap '94, pp.221-229.

[83} M. Fortin. M-G. Vallet. D. Poirier, Error Estimation and Directionally-Meshing , AIAA Paper 942211, AIM 25th Fluid Ovnamics

Colorado Springs, Jun '94.[84] W.G. Habashi, CFD in Turbomachinery , Invited Workshop Address

a .f. sociationf CFD CQOfnnce. Basel,SWitze , ay , pp. 5. - . .

2c. CO-AUTHOREDAND EDITEDBOOKS

Compytatignal Fluid Qvnamlcl Iectmlgyea(Ec:fl,). sections* 37 chapters, by Invitation,Breach Publishers, 1995.' Solution Iachnlguel for Lame-Scale CFDsections, 22 chapters, by Invitation, 450 pages, John Wiley &

2d. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

[87] Cflapter Tdlt: Thermal Analysis of Wing Anti-Icing Devices (in prass)Compytational Analvsil gf Convectjon Heat Transfer, G. Comini and B.

Sunden (Eds.), Wessex Institute of Technology Press, 2000.


55/142

(:.,...... ...... .

Propo I for. NSERC J 8ot nlwcller Chair nComputellonel Fluid D nrnles

at Afc:fa tlnlwnlly

[88) Chapter Title;, Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation: A Step Towards a Mesh-Independent and Usar-lndependent CFD in Barrjm and Challeoqes ing : u , M.D. Salas (Ed.). Kluwer, 1997, pp. 99-117 .

(89] Chapter Dtlt: Wf lef FE Computation ci 3 CompressibleTll'bomachinery Flows on Worbta t ion Clusters in Solytion TectrJiaues forlarge-Scale CEO Problems , W. Habashi (Ed.), Jotn Wiley & Sons, 1995,41-56.

A-11


56/142

A 12


57/142


58/142

.r.

/

Propoul or an NSER J i lln BotnbMIIet htWl ld OJfJa ftles

I.Jnlvetsly


59/142

SCHEDULE B

McCarthy Tltrauh s r / Mn_L W 1018398 v I763116-193451


60/142

S HEDULE C

McCanlryThrtnJJs.r.l. MTL_UWII/OJIJ98v I76J/16 1934JJ

d Bombardier lae


61/142

.

Mc:Outlty Tltraulu.r.l. n _ U Wl /058398 I76JI/6 19J4JJ


62/142

SGI

s8oo Stlltf I

MI SISS3UQl.ON L4l / 51


63/142

Itftf

1 1 Natural Sciences and Engineering eonselt de recherches en sciences PRO'I'l CTEDResearch Council of Canada naturelles el en g9nie du Canada350 Albert SlreefOtlawa. c l40aK1A 1i-6

March 30, 2011

W G. HabasbiDept. o MechapicalEngineeringMcGiU Univemty

350. rue Albet1Ottawa. Canadat< tAtH5

Application No.:Fiscal year: .AmountAwarded:Instalment:EvaluationGroup:NSERCPIN:

MACDONALDENGINEERING BLDG RM 270817 RUE SHERBROOKE0MONTREALQc H3A 2K6

SUBJECT: EQPEQ- Research Tools and Instruments- C'.ategory t

TITLE: McGUJ computational laboratories simulation clustel (CSLC)

Modgrajn.R.1 imf eev, E.V.

Nadarajah, S

$146.184(1/l)

RE EIVED

PR 0 2 11

RESE RCH GR NTSOFFICE

We \ te pleased 10 inform you that NSERC has approved funding for the above-mentionoo &pplicationat the JevelshOwnabove.

Grnnt funds areedited to an NSERC gr11nt occouol ndministered by the institution that signe>dthe application. Youmu residentResearch Grants and Scholarships

c.c.: ReaearchGrant Offtcer, Business Officer

Canada


64/142

Nak.lralSciencesand Engineering Consell e on sciGnc:e9of Canade et en 9*00dti Canade35 Albeit SIMetOU wa. C'anldaK1AIH5

March 28.2006

W.O. HabasbiDept of MechanicalMcGill UniversityMACDONALDBNOINBERJNOBLDG817 RUB SHBRBROOKE 0MONTREALQC H3A 2K6

ApplicationNo.:FiscalYear.AmountAwarded:Instalment:Review Committee:NSBRCPIN:

SUBJEcr: RGPlN Discovery Grants Program Individual

TITLE: High performanceCFD for large--scaleunsteadyproblems

77,000(J/5)

PROTBCniD

.cal13

We are pleasedto inform you thatNSERChas approvedfundingfor the above applicationat thelevel shownabove. Note thatNSERC issuesan award Jetter only for thefirst instalmentof a grant.Subsequentinstalments.if any, are subjeetto the availabHityot funds through parliamentary appropriations.New noticeswill be issuedonly if tbe amountor durationof tbe awardis changed

Subjeetto theavailabilityof funds the subsequent instalment(s)will be:

{215){3/5)(4/5)(5/5)

2cX>7 2008

2009-20102010-2011

S77.00017,00077.00077.000

Grantfunds are creditedto an NSERCgrant account administeredby tbeinstitution thatsigned the application.

You must authorizeall expendituresin accordancewith NSERCregulations.Pleaserefer lO the Financial Administrationseetionof the NSBRCProgram uide for rofessors on NSERC'sWeb sUeat \1'\VW.nsere.ca/professors_e.asp?nav=profnav lbi=toe_fin for your responsibilities associatedwith this grant

RE EIVED


65/142

Natural Sciences and EngtneeringResearch Council of Canada

350 ber t SueetOttawa. CanadaK1A 1H5

Dr. W.G. HabashiDept. of Mechanieal Engineering

Conseil de recherches en sciencesnaturelles et en gen1e du Canada

350 rue AlbertOnawa. CanadaKIA IHS

Notification Date: _.. . .,..,_rApplication ID:Personal IdentificationCornrnittee Number: MecharucalFiscal Year: 2010-2011

McGill University

817 RUE SHERBROOKEMONTREAL QC H3A 2K6

Dear Dr. Habashi:

Subject: Extension of Discovery

TIUs is further conununication regarding a one-year extension of your Discovery Grant.

l am pleased to77,000 of your

that NSERC has approved a one-year extension at the current level ofRGPIN following your e-mail correspondence of August 201\ 2010.

Subject to the availability offuods, the subsequent instalments will be:

Instalment AmoWlt ( ) Fiscal year

6 6 77,000.00 2011-2012

The new end date of your Discovery Grant is March 31, 20 12.

Please aote: TbJs odftutfo caD.c:els and replaces the orf&tnalaward aottce.

By drawing on the funds provided through this grant, you agree to the policies and guidelinesoutlined in the NSERC Program Guide or Professors on NSERC's Web site at www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Professors-Professeurs/PrommGuide-GujdeOesProgranvnes eng.asp, and to anyamendments NSERC may adopt. Also refer to the Tri Agency Financial Administration Guide atwww .nserc-crma.gc.ca/Professors-Professeurs/FinanciaiAdminGuide 4GuideAdm.inFinancier/index eng.asp for your responsibilities associated with this grant.

_Mi. Lise Dcsabrais, Program Offtcer at NSERC has been informed of your extension and is awarethat you will not be applying in the forthcoming competition. For infonnation on the consequencesof delays in the research and in dissemination of research results, please refer to NSERC's ProgramGuide, Policy and Guidelines on the Assessment of Contributions to Research and Training at the

Canada


66/142

following web site address http://www .nsen;:-crsng.gc.ca Professors-Professeurs/PoliciesProfPolitiqucCorpProf eng.asp.

Please contact me by telephone at 613-992-0551 by e-mail at [email protected] orby fax at 613-996-0458 should you have any questions.

Yours sincerely,

..Elena MoAwards Adnu stration Officerfinance and Awards Administration Division

Cc: ' Ms. Mary-Margaret Klempa, Associate Director, Foundations and Grants, McGillUniversityMs. Elvie Coletta, Senior Manager, Research and Restricted funds, McGill UniversityMs. Lise Desabrais, Program Officer, NSER

- - - -

..


67/142

I+ I Natural Scfence8 and 1-nl nnaarunResearch Council of can1ada

March 2012

Cortsell de recherches en science8 PROTECTEDnatureUes et en du

- -012

computational simulation

We re pleasedto informyou that NSERChas approved funding for theabove-mentioned application at the Jevelshown above.Subsequent instalments, if any, are subject to the availability o funds. Note that NSERC issues anaward letter only for the first instalment o a grant New notices willbe only i he antount or duration o heaward is changed.

Subjectto the availabilityo funds the subsequent instalment(s)will be:

(2/5)(3/5)(4/5)

2013-20142014-20152015 20162016 2017

79,1)007?.00079,000

. S79,00Q

Grant fundsare creditedto an NSERCgrant account administeredby the institution that signedthe application.You must authorize all expenditures in accordance with NSERCregulations.

By drawing on the funds provided throughthis giantor by partic'ipatingin the activities supported by it, you agreeto complywiththe followingpolicies and guidelines, and to any amendmentsto these that NSERCmay adopt: the Tri Agency Framework:Responsible on the Web site o he for

ResponsibleConducto Researchatthe r . . . . . . . . . . .....


68/142

2002103/08 File:

Dr W.G. HabashiDepartment of MechanicalEngineeringMcGill University817 RUE SHERBROOKEMONTREAl QC H3A 2K6

Dear Dr Habashi:

PIN:Fiscal

PROTECTED

Re: Industrial Research Chairs - Regular - Research (IRCPJ) entitled Multi-disciplinary computational fluid dynamics , (Chairholder: Dr. W.G.Habashi) with Silicon Graphics (Canada) Inc., Fondation J. ArmandBombardier

It is my pleasure to inform you that NSERC has approved an IRC grant for the above-mentioned application.

The award comprises two distinct parts: the salary portion and the research portion(which includes equipment). The funds are not transferable between the two portions.The research component will be issued in your name, as the chairholder, and the salary

component will be issued in the name of the university administrator, as saJary recipientThis instalment is offered in support of the research component of this Chair for a one-year period starting from the date indicated below.

'

5 50,700 2001/05/01

M R

1RESEARCH GRANTS


69/142

IRCPJ

Grant funds are transferred to an NSERC grant account administered by the institutionwhere the work Is to be carried out You must authorise all expenditures n accordancewith NSERC regulations: (http:llwww.nserc.ca/guide/f1_e.htm). The release of anysubsequent instalments is conditional to the continuing commitment of supportingorganisations.

The enclosed Project Summary indicates the. dates on which the confirmation ocompany contributions and progress reports will be due t NSERC. Reminders willbe sent to you approximately six weeks before these requirements are due.

Enclosed are several stickers. Please attach them in a visible location to ny piece ofequipment purchased with funds from this award. I al o enclose, for your information,the report of the Site Visit Committee. If you wish to receive a copy of this report in theother offtciallanguage, please inform NSERC.

The letter of award for the salary portion of this Chair has been sent directly to DrGruzleskl. Please accept my best wishes for success in this research endeavour.

Sincerely,

Barbara MuirPortfolio ManagerResearch Partnerships Programs

BM/sq

Encl.

Telephone: (613) 947-4562Fax: 613) 992-5337E-mail: [email protected]

S/F


70/142


71/142

of EngineeringMcGill UniversityWONG BLDG RM 21603610 RUE UNIVERSITYMONTREAL QC H3A 282

Dear Dr Gruzleski:

PIN:Fiscal Year:

PROTECTED

Re: Industrial Research Chairs Regular- Salary IRCSA) entitled Multi-disciplinary computational fluid dynamics , Chairholder: Dr. W.G.Habashi) with Silicon Graphics Canada) Inc., Fondation J ArmandBombardier

It is my pleasure to inform you that NSERC has approved an IRC grant for the above-mentioned application.

The award comprises two distinct parts: the salary portion and the research portionwhich includes equipment). The funds are not transferable between the two portions.

The salary camponent will be Issued in your name, as salary recipient, and the research

component will be issued in the name of the chairholder.

The first instalment is offered in support of the salary component of this Chair for a one-year period starting from the date indicated below.

1 5 2001 05 01

M R1


72/142

The letter of award for theW.G. Habashi.

portion of

IRCSA

project has been sent directly to Dr.

General guidelines for announcing major NSERC awards can be found athttp://www.nserc.ca/guide/p3_e.htm>>. Any public announcements should be plannedin close consultation with NSERC. Please contact Mr. Franeis l:ionnet o f NSERC sCommunications Division at 61_3} 992 9001 or by e-mail t [email protected]

Please do not hesitate to contact me if I m y be of assistance.

Sincerely.

Barbara MuirPortfolio ManagerResearch Partnerships Programs

BM/sq

Cc: W.G. Habashi, McGillJ. Vasseur. Research, McGillT. 1\J nlnr.::urn

Telephone: {613) 947-4562Fax: (613} 992-5337E-mail: [email protected]


73/142

Teresa DeAngeli s

From:

Sent:To:Cc

8ubjact:

Thursday. September 18. 2008 10:13 AM

Teresa De AngellFW: Request for 1-year extension on the first term o my IRC.

Altachments _AVG cerdficatfon_.txt

FYI- 1 year extension to Dr. Hobashrs NSERC IRCfunMe odie

Ms. Melodic GarbishSenior Fund Administrator NSERCResearch Restricted FundsFinclnclal ServicesMcGill University3465 Durocher St. Rm 308Montreal, Q H2X 2C6

Tel: 514) 398-302 7fQ) : 514) 3988564e-mail:

from: Jennifer [mallto:JennyOcfdlab.mcglll.ca]Sent Thursday, September 18, 2008 9:32 AM

To: MeJodle GarbishCc: Andrea MAFmN,MsSubject: PN: Request for 1-year extension on the first tenn o my IRC.

We received the extensfon Melodfe, thank you for all the lnformauon you supplied,

Thanlcyoul

Page 1 of3


74/142

S14 398 6DOJ lfo:t.uoJa ?V

Ql NU 36

Froau wagdl habashi [mallto:wagdf.habashiOmcgll.ca]lent Wednesday September 17 200810:30 PTo: de Jesus TiagoCc:: Jenny CFOSUbjed Re: Request for 1-year extensiOn on the first term o my IRC.

Thank you so much.

On 16-Sep-08 at 3:11 PM de wrote:

Dear Prof. Habashi,

p. l

Page2of3

Your one year extension has been granted and entered into the system. Ifyou need anymore assistance pleaselet me know. Thank you

Have a good day,

Slncereiy yours.

Tlago Alves de JesuJ

de Jesus,Reeearc:h Paltnenlhip Programs Pmgrammes e pattenariats de rechen:heNaturalSdences and Engineering Resean:h Council/ Conuil de I1ICher1:heen sciencesnaturelleset en g8 lleTel: 613 844 7528

From wagdt habashl [mallto:[email protected]]Sent September 16 2008 2:52 PTo deCc Jenny CFDSUbjed Request for 1-year extensionon the first term o my IRC.

September 16 2008

Thank you:.


75/142

688 Sherbtooke Street West 7th ftOorMolltlal, QC Clnllla tGA 2S6Tel: 1 514) * 3747, Admin Asst: 1005, Fax : 2203

http://wwW cfdtlb mcgll ca

Dr. Wagdl PRSC, FCM, PASMIDtrec:tor, CfD Lab, Depanment of Mechanical Englneetlng, McGill UniVersity

lndu t:1llll R . . . c h Chair for /llultldl clpllnary Cf/DPt8Ct a Wl /ltnef C'llnadll R ..rr:h Fellowl dltoMn


76/142


77/142

.,/

Natural Sciences and Conseil < te rectwches en scocnc:esResearch Councd of Canada naturclles ct an geru l au CM.Kia

350 Albert S rcctOtta a Can.'03KIA IHS

March 1 2007

Dr. W.G. HabashiDept. of Mechanical En gineeringMcGill UniversityMacdonald Engineering Building817 Rue Sherbrooke 0Montreal QC H3A 21


78/142

i mlelaised are stickers.purchase d with funds from this award.

accept my

Stephanie MichaudResearch Partnerships Program

SM/eg

C. Pierre, McGillM.-.M. I


79/142


80/142


81/142


82/142

Message. .

From: Mlry Marvlret kJempaS1nb Monday, lime 26, 2006 9:13 AM

ca ttatde Gnlsh; tdlliLGidtll ser C.(8a6ject: RE: NSERC IRCSA

Regards,

.... ..........Kielnp.Graat.OIIIoerRHearch Oraata OfficeMoGUl Unlvenl typhoael (Sf4) 398-7319

WWWoi 'UIII.g/l 'ft

From:.---MfENudOnseiu.a s . . t : Wednesday June 21 2006 3:59PMTo: Mary-Margaret ICiempl

.. .M j e c b RE NSERC

OUr Mary,

- -or tgNI MIISSiglProm: Maly-Ma gnt 1


83/142


84/142


85/142

Ms. Klempa NSERC MFA 288268 05June 26, 2008 Page 2 of2

If you agree to administer these funds on behalf of Or. Habashl, please arrange for theautliorizing signature and send the signed version y FAX to 902) 494--1595. Upon receipt ofthe faxed document. a cheque made payable to McGill University wil be fotwarded to yourAnancfaJ Services Department In addition two originals will be sent y mail. Please return toDalhousie University one fully executed original by malt and retain one original for your records.To avoid delay In transferring funds please complete the Information below before faxing thisdocument.

FtnanclaJ Offlcers Name:

MailingAddress:

Telephone:

FAX:

E-mail:

kv rier Bu;ld; 1 \G}, rx P oorhoc.lor- P42nbeld Avenytt , H.3A/t\4

5 4 - s l i j

JaniMVIheUr

DirectorReHarch Gnmt8 OtrlceMcGill untv....

.


86/142


87/142


88/142

UNIVERSITY aad LOCKHEEDMARTIN CORPORATIONCORPORATE UNIVfJUirrY RESEARCH AGREEMENT

products. compositions. procasa and protocols, methods t aU and improvcmcats. know-bow.machines.devices. and computer proarams and includes any and aU pa1at1. . . . . ights andpatent applications which embody, emulate or employ any pen oflbe forqobJa.

a ndusuiaiiDClfteaioaaiBeaeftt", ..IRB , or"IRB TIMSIICtioft or Transactionmeans mmmen:ia1or business activity lhll is carriod out by rne ns of a COilll'8d. includlnapun:hae cmler, sales aarecmena. Ucense aareement or simifa' instrument in writina, u t h u idcmdfted dollar value. meets Canada'1IR8 clialbUity criteria. and has been approved by theIRB Authority.

h. ..Industrial and Reaioaaf Benefit Credit , .. IRB Credit .or "Credit" means.notiC'eby lbc IRB Authority to LMC that an IRB bas been achieved In whole or in part and LMC'sobliption bas to that extent been fulfilled.

i. tRB Authority" means the Minister of Industryor other official empowered fromtime to time to act for Canada with respect to recoanltlon of credit against the Canadian lRBObliptlon. lncludina a duly authorizeddesipate or such official.

j. No:-Cost Basis an amnaement between the Parties whcmJy the Partyprovidinaa benefit does not incur incrementalor additional costs or expenses directly related to'the beneftl

k. Principal lnvestiptor" means the UNIVERSITY employeeidentified in SectionJ of this Agreement.

1 LM Aero Canadian IRB Obligation means Lockheed Martin's C-IJOJ CanadianIRB Obllptlon.

1. OB,JECJ

pel lOIII . Ualdldvl t los Oil die Project. lncludfna.but not limbed to,Profalor aacl ltlft of he UNIVERSITY'sCt Lib. Y other r.:uJty memberof beUNIVERSITYasbtlna on tho Project, any paclulre or vadelpeduate studeag aaistina on lbeProject. and any DlherperiOD not pNViouslymcallonedwho ICCIIS a q ea l for lily o hepmiously named per10111 in perfonniq reseacb ectivities on the Project (the "Resarc:hTeam )..

3. CQNIHJCI'or PBOJICTThe research Project shall be the responsibilityof he UNIVERSITY and shall he

condu&.1edunder lhe direction of Dr. Waadi Habasbl ('"Principal lnvestiptar' ) in the CFP Lab in .

Paselofl6


89/142


90/142


91/142

UNIVERSITYu LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORA ONCORPORATE UNIVERSITYRESEARCH AGREIMENT

this 1\p'ecniCIIL,LMC shell be provided in a NpOrt with all the raults fur the raean:h performedprior to tbc tenninlllon dale in 8CCORIDncewith the STATEMENT OF WORK.

b. LMC may, by wrillcft notice.. r quat chaftaa to the STATEMENT OF WORK. Ifsuch chanp ceuse an Ina ease or decrase in the cost of pedonnlace. an equitable ldjustmenlshall be made. If the cbanps are unaccepllble to UNIVERSITY, LMC and UNIVERSITYshallanempt to negotiate a mutually aarceablc modiflcatiollor, failioa that. LMC may terminatetheAgreement. No unJ\anded march UNIVERSITY sbaU not be obllpted to perform anyworkbeyond the research wo t as described in ANNEXA STATEMBNTOF WORK (herclnafter the

rojectj u specifically tlmded by LMC pursuant to this Ap-eemeot.

8. PUBLJCADON

UNIVERSITYshall have the ri htto disclose the results of his Project after thecompletionof he Project or, upon tbe prior, writtenapeemcnt of LMC, when such disclosuresball take place prior to the complecionof the Projed Ourinatho term of the ProjectUNIVERSITYshaU provide to LMC a copy or any propoted dltc osure (the "Notice") at leasttwo months in advance of he disclosure 'Notice Pcrlod") for the review and c:onunentof LMC. No LMC ProPrlewyinf onnationshill be included in such disclosures. In the eventthat LMC determlna that the disclosure Jdentiflesany Proprietary lnformadonor unprotectedpaiCnlableinvendon. UNIVERSITYepecs to delay such dilclosure for up to an additional twomonths Ia order to allow time the proteelion or removal or be Propriecary lafonnation or for thepreparadon andfilina or a pateDt application. In the emt t lhe ddny (30) day period elapseswithout any notiflcadon from LMC UNIVERSITYshall be free tQ make the disclosure. LMCsba l be acbowledaed Ia apy publicationuaJea LMC desires otherwise aad ao advisa theUNIVERSITYIa writfna. NotwitbllandfDathe above. there will be no dela)'lln student thesisdefence aad ao pubUcatioadelaYtof more than six months ftom the date of Notice.

Page5ofJ6


92/142

UNJVIIISITY* LOCKH I:D MARTIN CORPORAn ONCORPORATE UNIVIRSrfY RESEARCHAGREDtENT

orraoijucuax INmBM mONLMC and UNIVERSITYsWl protect Ill propriela y information In accordanec whbthe

provisionso che Propriccary lnformllion Apccment at llcbed k_ dUs areement as ANNEXC

Pasc6oCI6


93/142

UNIVERSITYaad LOCtCHaO MARTIN CORPORAnONCORPORATE UNIVERSITYRESEARCHAGREEMENT

II. ADyt:BDSING

Neilbcrr. ty will disclose this pemcnt to lhitd parti.=sor use the name of he OCherinany eclYeltislq. publicity or news media,.._relaacd to the raean:h Project withoutthe priorwrinen conscn1 of he other Piny. Notwitbandinaaaytbiaa contained in this Ap:emcnt.lheParties ec:knowlcdaeand 8IJU t * either Party may ideatify the title of he Project. the Parties tothis Aareemenlt the name ofthe Principallnvestip(or, the Contract Period and the amount offUndingprovided by LMC to the UNIVERSITYfor the Projtct.

11. EXPORT CONTROL OF INFORMADQNLMC and UNIVERSITYshall a d in 8ccordancewith the Export Restriction and

Indemnificationprovisions of he Proprietary Information Apeemcnt attached to this Agreementas ANNEXC.

13.1NDRINDINT CQNTBAC'fOR8

UNIVERSITY and LMC epee that dtis AaJeemcntdoes not form any corporation,partnenhip. joint venture or other lepl entity or relationship between the parties other than thatof a sponsored researcheffort as establishedpunuant to this agreement, and that UNIVERSITYand LMC shall be lndependent contracton for all purposes under this Agreement. Neither Partymay act for or on behalf of the other Party in any way or bind theother Party to any obliption ofany nature whllsoever wilhout the express.prior wrlden permission of he other Party. by itsduly aUiborizedrepracntative.

14. R LWI OF LIABILITY

L UNIVERSITYacknowledp and asrca that durina the tenn of dtil Aareemcntitis responsible for its activities undertaken pnuant 10, in Cunberaoce of or in any vtay connectedwith lhe Project, aad fUrtheracknowledaes and agrees lhat durin tbc ICrm of dUJ Aarcement itis solely tapOOiible f or any resulmof any such ICtlvitiet includinabut not limited 1o any harmor cJamaac of any kind to any penona or property that may arise f rom o in connection with theProject.

b. lademnificatioo by UNIVERSITY. Durin the tenn oflhis .i\arcemeul. andexcept where they t.ve been C8UICdor contributed to by LMC neatiaenceor willftd naiaconduct.UNIVERSrrYlball IMemnif)' IDd bold LMC hlamtea of ilY and aU cost. sufts, dliml ordaml eson tcCOUilt t ojuria (lnclucUnadeath) to dle Principal lavesdptor. members of hemearcll tam and lilYocher penoa. causec by its neaJlaenceor thlt or ts endJepaesentadves. UNIVERSITYal l a l lo bolcl LMC hllmlea durina the term ' ftbls palen tof any or all dam 111 to UNIVERSITYprupcrty. except where such damaacs have been c:auled

or coalributed 10 by LMCs own neafipnce. c:. Liability. Neither Party shall be liable to lhe other for indirect or conscquentbdduJna es.

Pagc7 ofl6


94/142

UNIVERSITYucl LOCKIIIED MARTIN CORPORATIONCORPORATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCHAGREEMENT

15. BPBSf.NTADQNS AND WARBANTIES

a. Representations. The Plnia represent and wanant.40 each other that:(i) lhey ads have ruu authority 4 enter into(ii) their undmiantd have Ml authorily to execute this

on lbeir behalf.Iii) the perf ormanc:eof heir respeetive obllptions amdcr tblJ Aarcement will

not violate lhe turns o any other aareement or to which they areaparty. .

b. Warranty Disclaimer. UNIVERSITY warrants it will not knowingly.violate theelntclledual Property riahts of any third pll1y in crearina Fonvanllmellcctual Property.UNIVERSTIY makesno other expresswarrantiesand disclaims any impliecl wamuities u t lill

matterrelallna to this Agrecment.lndudina without llraitaaionthe performanceor results of heProject; the avallabillty of egal protection for any research results, inventions. copyrightablework s, or aay Olber workproduct puriU8Dlto Then a n ao exprtll or Impliedwarraada of IHI dlaatabotty or f b e fr a pUdcul.r purpose l or aay of dae raeardarualll, or tllat tile of researdl raalll wm aot lal rl u y pateat rfabtt or otherproprletar;J nptl of a tblrd party, or tllaa the work alldertakea duriac dae coane of tbeProject will be ellalble for tax cncUII.

16. RISIRVATIQN OF RIGHTS

Either Partys failure to enforte 11 any time or for any period any one or more of heterms of hb Aafeement shall not be a waiver of them or of he Party s riibt to enforce all tcnnsand cooditiona of this Apeemenl If any provisionof his Agreement is held to be invalid.i l lepl or unenforceable by a court of jurisdiction, the validity, legality. andenfon:eability of he remaininaprovisionsshall remain in full fon:e aad clTcct.

17. DqiPVJ f.S.

ny dispute under this Aareemeat Which is not aeulcd by agreement of he Parties may beseulcd by appropriate lep1 or equitable proceedinp befora any coun of compclent jurildictionin the State of Maryland.

II. QNAQA IB8 TIWliACJ IONS

Paplo 16


95/142


96/142


97/142


98/142


99/142


100/142

UNIVERSITY u LOCKIIE0 MARTIN CORPORATIONCORPORATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH AGREEMENT

ANNUl

ACI NOWLt:DCt:MINJ O f OBLIGAJIONS

To be signed by each member oftM UNIVERSITY Rescateh Team workfnaon the Projt)

I have tta1 and understand the lern lS and CODditionscontained in he University ResearchAarecmcnt dated between The Royallnstitutiun for the Advancementof

and Loekheed Martin Corporation, lncludina butnot limited ro theterms aovemina lntcllec:tualProperty, Protectionof Proprietary lnfonnalion, and ExportControlof fnfomuadon, and in consideration for the Project ftmdina beina provided by Loekheed MartinCorporation. I apee co abide by suda tenns and conditions and hclcby pant Loc:khccdMartinCorporation the Intellectual and Moral Riafacs in Project IntellectualProperty RisftlS requiredbysuch terms and conditions asacknowledaed by my signatUre below.

Slgnatunt Date

Printed Name Title or Posillon

Sigaatute Date

Printed Name Title or Position

Si J11lurc

Printed Name Title or Position

Sipal\ll e

riated Tide or Posftloa

Paae1Jofl6


101/142


102/142


103/142

.

Lockheed MartinCE&T ' c 11 1 ii r r

-H AOE9

CanadaS14-398-37-17

Email: wpgdj.babashi't1.mcgj l.ca

Not\\itbSW\din&the lnf011lU11ion shall not include any infonnation which:(a) is or becomes availobleto the Recipient without restriaion from another source; or(b) is or becomes genendly a\"allable 10 the public other than by Recipients breachof his or(c) WllS already kn0\\11 to the Recipient prior to disclosure of the Proprietary lnfonJUldon without obligation of

confidentiality, u can he substantiated by wrinen documentatioil; or(d) is irnkprndendy dcvdoped by the Recipient completely independent of he access to the Proprietary

Information provided by the Discloser, as canbe substantiated by written documentation.

2. Protection of Proprietary InformationFor a period of wo (2) years from the tcrrniiUltion date of1his Agreement, Recipient agnx>s to limit disclosure ofJ>roprieta.J) lnfonnation 'vi hin ils O \ \ n organization to its employees, employffi of its pan:nt and subsidiary finnsor, another p3J1Y with the Discloser's prior wrlnen consent who have a need to know to accomplish the 1'\ rpose ofthis AgreerrienL The Recipient shall hllvc a written a&recment with each such pany sufficient to require that theparty lt\ al Proprietary lnfonnation in accordancewith and no less restrictive than this Agreement.

The Recipient shall U5e the samo care and discretion as it uses with its own Proprietary InfOrmation, but no less thunrcliSOilablc can:, to avoid disclosure, publkatlon, or dissemination of Proprietary lnfonnation. The Recipient shalluse Proprietary lnfomlatlon only In connection with the above-stated purpose, and for no other rCIJ30n.

The Recipient may disclose l'roprictary Information when required by law In such CUSC the Recipient shall: (a) givethe Discloser prompt notice: and (b) make a reasonable effort to obtain appropriate protection; nnd (c) provide thl:Discloser with every available opportunity to challenge, appeal, or sed< modification of such order.

J. Ttrm and TrrmlnatlonThe tenn of Ibis Agreement shall be from the last date of execution written below by the parties until July 31, 2013thereafter. Either part)' may tenninate this AgrO ment by providing lhiny (30) days prior wrluen notice to the other.

Upon tennination or expiration, whidlever occurs first. Recipient Y.ill promptly cease all use ofDiscloscr' iProprietary Information. TheRecipient shall make a commercially reasonable good faith effort to n:tum all theDiscloser's Proprietary Informal ion, or sbaJJ \'crlfy destruction of all Proprietary Information received under thisAgreement. to the Di5closer. for the avoidance of doubt, an)1hing that is stored on routine back-up media solely forthe JXIfP(>5eof disaster l'l:covcrywill be subject to destruction in due course, provided that, access to suchinfonnation in the ordinary course of business is restricted persons with a need to know for the above stated purposeonly prior to destruction. The recipient may one ( 1) copy of he Discloser's Proprietary Information for archivalpurposcs.

Notwithstandingthe foregoing. latent data such as deleted and other non-logical daaa types, such as memorydumps. swap tiles, temporary files, files, and metadata thal can only be mrieved b)' computerfom\Sicscxp.'IU and Is generally considcn:dinaclxssibk '' ithout the use ofSpccializ.cd tools and techniques willnot be within therequircmau for return or deslruction ofPropri..'lar) Information as set forth by this provision.

4. No lJcfliHS or WarraadaNcltbcr this Agreement nor any disclosure ofPilJf)rictary Information shall be construed. directly or indirectly or byimpliClllion c:stoppclor odk.-rwise, to offer or araot to Recipient rights in or linse under any present or futureProprietary Information, patent or copyri&ftt

THF. DISCLOSER PROVIDES flROPRif.TARY INFORMATION ONAN "AS IS" RASIS. Nothing in thisAgreement shall be ronstrucd IU a WDmmty, n.-prcscnt:Uion,assurance, UJ1111U11CCor induecment with rcspcct to the

FRM--0715a Page2 of Version 1 912009


104/142


105/142


106/142

UNIVERSITYaDd LOCKHUO MARTIN CORPORATIONCORPORATE UNIVERSITYRESEARCH AGREEMENT

ANNEXO

ANNUAL REPORT

n lllft lllrtpxt will bi suiNnlued 10 LMC by 30 w IRB actMty in dw appllc:able 11 moadt perioddCfina J I Aqust. The report shall detail all IClMty under dte Project. lacludhlatNt ncJ limited to die followInaclara:

Invoice ate Purchase O rder ate (if opplic:able) PurcbascOrder Number (if applicable

Payment Dale CanadianContent Value as described in Annex E, sisncd by UNIVERSITY sauthorized

representative.

Page 15of l


107/142


108/142


109/142


110/142

512 17 1

age 3of1


111/142


112/142


113/142

S12 Q17 01

Page of 1


114/142


115/142


116/142


117/142


118/142

WIUt , IlQU

f t t l n n I

. . . . . . t l l a o Huebec

Madame Sandra Crockeradjointe (actlvlt6s de

Bureau du vice pl1nclpalRecherche el relatione lntematio nales)

Institution royale pour l'avam:ementdes sdences/Univeraitil MeGill845, rue Sherbrooke Ouesl, bureau 419Montreal (Quebec) H3A 2T5

Madame a VJC&-Prlncipale adjointe,

J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer que le minls16re du D6veloppementeoonomique, de 'Innovation el de 'Exportation a d6cid6 d'appuyerflnanci6rement votre projel de recherche intitul6 OUtils de sinlulation

num6rlque rencontrant lea nouvelles normes de certification d'evlona engivrage en vol {OSN), dana le domaine de l'aeronautique. Le responsabledu projet est monsieur Wagdi Habashi, professeur.

L'alde flnanciere du minl&tere du Developpement 6conomique, de 'Inno vationet de 'Exportation, qui vous est accordee dans le cadre du Programme desoutlen a Ia recherche, volet : Soutien 6 des Initiatives intematlonales derecherche et d'lnnovation (PSR-SIIRI), conslste en une contribution nonremboursable, 5 I des depenses admlssibles pour unmontant maximal

Je suls conflante que Ia realisation de ce projet permettra 6 votre universi1ede crier des liens durables avec son parteneire italien, de renforcer savisibilite a intemational et de consolider l'excellence de votre recherche.

Je vous souhaite tou t le succ6s possible et vous prle d'agreer, Madame IaVice-Principale adjointe, 'expres sion de mes sentiments les meilleurs.

La directrice,


119/142


120/142


121/142


122/142

d) una cople du titre de transportde pi6ces justiflcatives l ieu aux

e) Ia cople es justlfic itlvellleu i l achm d equlpements.de N l l i M n f

PSRSIIRI-559

ce, COI'liorrnmrtant

9. Sous reserve du respect des obligationl i I'Universite, ralde . inand6re serad6bourste comme suit :

a) un premier versement d e s o u s forme d'avance i Ia aignarure de Iaconvention ou dans lea melllaUI'8 dilall prtc6dent Ia date de dibut du Projet;

b) un deuxteme vereement de sur presentation du rapportd'avancement, du sommaire pieces justificative& etablissant leadepenses sdmisslbles payees par u coors de Ia premiere annes. tellesqu'exigees en vertu de r rtide 8 de Ia presente convention;

c) un troisleme versement de p a y a b l e sur presentation du rapportd'avencement, du sommaire des p16ces justlflcatives eteblisunt lesdepenses sdmiuibles payees par I'UniversitEI u cours de Ia deuxleme annes, tellesqu'exigees en vertu de rartlcle 8 de Ia pr6Mnte convention;

d) un demler versement maximal de p r e s approbation du rapport final psr leMinfstre, tel qu'exige en vertu de de Ia presente convention. et qui seraajuate en fonction des depenses sdmlsslbles reellement payees.

Aucune reclamation n'est recevable plus de six mola apres Ia date de fin du Projet, soitcelle precisee a 'article 5 b) de Ia presente convention.

DEFAUTS

10. Les elements suivanls sont constitutifs d'un defaut aux termes de Ia presente convention:

a) I'Unlversite, directement ou par l'entremise de ses representant&, a fait desrepresentations ou a fouml des garanties, des renseignements ou des documents quisont inexacts ou trompeurs;

b) I'Universite fait defaut de remplir l'un ou 'autre des termes, conditions ou obligationsqullullncombent en vertu de Ia convention;

c) I'Universite devient Insolvable, fait faillite, eat aoua ordonnance de a6queatre ouinvoque une loi relative aux di biteurs insolvables ou faillia;

i'Universite cease de faire affaire ou lnterrompt totalement ou psrtiellement seaactivites.

RECOURS

rEiailler Ia convention et mettre lmmedialement 6 l o tltlaaltion dilcoulant deIa convention;

reciamer lmmediatement le remboursemenfverse..


123/142


124/142


125/142


126/142


127/142

Mc ill

Mc ill Fund:

Title: Outls e simulation nur.nflnque rencontrant las no1Nelles nt3 8s decentmcatlclll? d avlons en en vol

Project Number: PSR-SIIRI-559

Statement of Matching Contribution

the period aterilng nd ending:.... ... ......:. .

deplacement et de sejour Travel expenses

Aut res l Others materiel experimental)TOTAL

The above table accurately reflects the matching contributions made towards this project

Prepared by: Professor Wagdi G HabashiName o Principal Investigator

Signature: Date:


128/142

AVENMTALACONVENTION D'AI DE FINANCIER&

PSR..SIIRI-659- Avenant

ENTRE : Le MINISTRE DE L'ENSEIGNEIIENT SUPEREuR, DE LA RECHERCHE, DELA SCIENCE ET DE LA TECHNOLOGIE, agissant awe prNentaa pour et aunom du gouvemement du Ou6bec. ayant un au 380, rue Saint-Antoine Ouest, etage, Tour Sud, Montreal Cu6bec) H2Y 3X7,1cipar madame Blais, dltecbk:e, Difectiort. des collaboratloM

..Jmemationales DCI),

ct-aprt,s d6slgnele c Mini.. , . ,

ET: L'INSTITUTION ROYALE POUR L'AVANCEMENT DESMCGILL, unlverslt6 dOment coosUtuee ayant soo sl6ge

soda au Bureau de le recherche, Pavilion James, 845, rue Shetbrobke Ouest,2e etage, Montreal Qu6bec) H3A 2T5, lei repr6serlt6e parmadame Olga Nalberguer, dlreclrk:e adjolnte, Subventions et fondatlons, dQmental.ltl:ll'i86e an vertu d'una resolution du conseil d'administration de l'organlaation,

ct-apres d6slgn6a I' Unlvenlte a.

LES PARTIES CONVIENNENT DE CE QUI SUIT :

1. OBJET

l pr6sant avenant a pour objet de modifier lea articles 8 et 9 de le convention d'aidefinancl6re lntervenue entre lea parUes le 8 mars 2011 concement le projet Outlls desimulation num6rique rencontrent les nouvelles normes de certifiCation d'avlons en glvrageen vo (OSN), dont le reaponseble est monsieur Wagdl Habashl.

2. MODIFICATIONS

L'arUcle 8 de Ia convention est ramplac6 par celui-ci :

8. Pieces juatlt'lcetlves

Pour chsque demande de versement subs6quente au premier versement, I'Universlt6 doltfalre parvenlr au Mlnlstre :

a) un repport d'avancement du Projet, tel qu'exlg6 en vertu de rarUcla 5 g de Ia pr6santeconvention;

b) un sommalre des d6pansas acqultt6as, dOmant slgn6 par son representant autorls6;

Sur damande, I'Unlvarslt6 dolt 6galament, dans es inlll lleurs d61els, falre auMlnlstre

BIIBa : lea modallt6s de trensmlssloo des des pl8ces Justificative& sontdans un objectlf d'optlmiSatlon proc:euus de trsltament desversaments de ralde t'lnancl6re. eette modlt lcetlon limite Ia transm1sa1on des

copies des pl8ces justlt'lcetive& a cet es exlg6as par e Mtnlat61'8.


129/142


130/142


131/142


132/142

6. Confidentiality

Both Institutions will treat e ch other s shared lnfonnation as confidential. Both Institutions agree to maintain thisinformation confidential using the same degree of effort they use to maintain their own infonnation confidential.

7. Dispute Resolution

ny dispute of any source or nature relevant to this Specific Agreement will be referred promptly, for its identification, tothe Coordinating Committee that oversees the implementation of the Umbrella Agreement.

8. lndemnlflcatlon

Each Institution agrees to Indemnify nd hold the other, its directors. governs, officers, employees, and agents harmlessfrom an cost, expense (including responsible legal expense). judgement. damage of any nature caused by its negligence,or wrong-doing under this Specific Agreement.

faith to sign below as or October 1. 2012.

Date:

INTERVENTION Y THE LIAISON OFFICERS

I, the undersigned, the Liaison OffiCer for ETSacknowledge that- I have read this SpecificAgreement accept all the terms and conditions andacknowledge that I am bound by them and agree toensure that all the members of my team at ETS areInformed of their obligations under this SpedficAQreement.

Date: {f noteJU krL , lot {I

Associate Director, Research Contracts andAgreementsThe Royal Institution for the Advancement ofLearning/McGill University

Date : 1\fov 221 Zo1Z

I. the undersigned. the Liaison Officer for McGillacknowledge that I have read this Specific

Agreement accept all the terms and conditionsand acknowledge that I am bound by them andagree to ensure that all the members of my team atETS are Informed of their obligations under this

r. Wagdl HabashlProfessor and Director, CFD LaboratoryMcGillUniversity

Date : t: \o .J v cn l 7.. h

Page 3 c A 3


133/142


134/142


135/142

6. Modlftcatlons

FOR MCGILL:

Dr. Nathan CurrierAssociate Direc:lor, Research Contracts and AgreementsJames AdministrationBuHding.Room 212845 Sherbrooke St. W.Montreal, QC H3A OG4

E-mai : nathan [email protected]

The Institutions can, at any time upon mutual written agreement, modify certain clauses of this Specific Agreement

7. Confldantlalfty

Both Institutions will treat each other's shared Information as confidential. Both Institutions agree to maintain thisinformation confidential us ing the same degree of effort they use to maintain their own infonnation confidentia l.

B. Dispute Resolution

Any dispute of any source or nature relevant to this Spedfic Agreement will be referred prompUy, for Its Identification, tothe Coordinating Committee that oversees the implementation of the Umbrella Agreement.

9. lndemnfficatlonEach Institution agrt eS to Indemnify and hold the other, Its directors, governs, officers. employees, and agents harmlessfrom all cost expense (indu.dlng responsible legal expense). judgment, damage of any nature caused by its negligence,or wrong-doing under thfs Specific Agreement.

faith to sign below as of October 1. 2012 .

Date: >I )ov . . : lo \ Q

INJERVENTIQNBY THE UAISON OFFICERS

I, the undersigned, the Liaison Officer for l TS.acknowledge that I have read this SpecificAgreement, accept e the terms and conditions andacknowledge U18t I am bound by them and agree toensure that u the of my team at Ets areinformed this Specific

Date : J f

Nathan CurrierAssociate Director, Research Contracts andAgreementsThe Royal Institution for the Advancement ofLearning/McGillUniversity

Date : A ov . 2 2. 2o12

I, the undersigned, the Liaison Officer for McGiU,acknowledge that I have read this SpecificAgreement. accept all the terms and conditionsand acknowledge that I am bound by them andagree to ensure that all the members of my team at

Dr. Wagdi HabashiProfessorMcGI1University

Date : 'L-7 1.0IZ

Page 3 ot 7


136/142


137/142


138/142

Page o l7


139/142


140/142


141/142


142/142