http://www.imus.us.es/IWROM4

ECCOMASEuropean Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences

MORTech 20174th International Workshopon Reduced Basis, POD and PGDModel Reduction Techniques

November 8 - 10Seville, Spain

Conference Venue

Accommodation

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Registration Fee

Important Dates

Publications

Supporting Organizations

European Community onComputational Methods in Applied Sciences (ECCOMAS)

■ Instituto de Matemáticas de laUniversidad de Sevilla (IMUS)

Local Organizing Committee

MORTech 2017 will take place in Seville, Spain, at the Assembly

Hall (Salón de Actos) of Faculty of Mathematics of the University

of Seville, in the Reina Mercedes Campus.

Seville is easy to reach from the main Spanish cities, has an

international airport (Sevilla-San Pablo) and a main train station

(Sevilla-Santa Justa) with a fast-track railway connecting Sevilla

with Madrid as well as many other important cities in Spain.

■ Universidad de Sevilla

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imusInstituto de Matemáticas de laUniversidad de Sevilla

Tomás Chacón Department EDAN & IMUS

Enrique Delgado Department EDAN & IMUS

Daniel Franco Department EDAN

Isabel Sánchez Department of Applied Mathematics

Conference Office & Contact

IMUS. Edificio Celestino Mutis, primera planta.

Campus de Reina Mercedes. Avda. Reina Mercedes s/n.

41012 Sevilla - Spain.

Contact for administrative purposes:

Teresa Ayuga acti2-imus@us.es

Contact for organization or other purposes:

Isabel Sánchez Muñoz isanchez@us.es

Special numbers of AMSES, CRAS Mécanique and SEMA

Journal will be published, containing extended versions of

the contributions, through a peer review process.

Submission deadline: June 16th, 2017

Notification of acceptance: July 14th, 2017

Early registration deadline: July 31th, 2017

The registration fee for the Conference is 400€ until July

31st 2017, and 500€ from August 1st 2017. This standard

rate fee includes documentation, coffee breaks, lunches (3

days), welcome cocktail, gala dinner and tourist visit.

Sevilla University residences, hotel quality:

Estanislao del Campo (45€/night, including breakfast).

Walking distance: 10 min. To make a reservation, please

send an e-mail to reservas@rusevilla.com. specify that you

are attending the 4th International Workshop on Reduced

Basis, POD and PGD Model Reduction Techniques and the

dates of your stay.

Hernando Colón (36€/night, including breakfast). Walking

distance: 5 min. To make a reservation, please send an e-

mail to cmreserva@us.es specifying that you attend the 4th

International Workshop on Reduced Basis, POD and PGD

Model Reduction Techniques and the dates of your stay.

Neighbouring hotels:

AC Palmera Al-Andalus and . Walking distance: 10-15 min.

Please make your own reservation directly with the hotel.

■ Departamento de MatemáticaAplicada I de la Universidadde Sevilla

■ L'Agence nationalede la recherche (ANR)

Conference Topics Conference Chairmen

Chairman Tomás Chacón RebolloInstitute of Mathematics, Sevilla

MORTech 2017 http://www.imus.us.es/IWROM4

This Workshops is the fourth of a series started in Cachan,

France, in 2011, and continued in Blois (2013). Its aim is to

present and exchange ideas on recent developments in

Reduced Basis (RB) approaches, Proper Orthogonal

Decomposition (POD) and Proper Generalized

Decomposition (PGD) methods for the numerical resolution

of models involving partial differential equations. Other

model size reduction methods are welcome in order to

foster cross-fertilization of ideas and their synergy.

Mechanics, like other domains, continues to supply

numerous engineering problems which, despite the

impressive progress of computational simulation

techniques, remain intractable today. POD, RB, PGD and

other model reduction methods are leading to a new

generation of high-performance computational tools which

provide solutions to engineering problems which are

inaccessible to standard codes based on classical and well-

established numerical techniques. This is a true

breakthrough with a potential gain of several orders of

magnitude.

The workshop is intended to be a meeting ground for the

various contributors, including mechanical engineers,

applied mathematicians and other researchers and

engineers involved in testing and computation. The

Workshop should provide answers to questions such as:

What are the benefits, but also the drawbacks, of RB

and POD/PGD methods?

What engineering challenges, especially in

engineering sciences and applied mathematics

could be addressed in the near future?

What are the key scientific issues?

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Convergence, stability analysis,verification and adaptive approaches

ROM for large number of parameters and nonlinear problems

Multi-scale and multi-physics problems

Multiparametric non-linear problems

Data-Based and Data-Driven ROM

Uncertainty quantification and propagation

Quasi-real-time simulation and control, optimization, inverse analysis and real time decision making

Data mining, big data

Engineering applications

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Co-Chairmen Francisco ChinestaÉcole Centrale, Nantes

Scientific Advisory Committee

Mejdi Azaiez University of Bordeaux

Charbel Farhat Stanford University

Elías Cueto University of Zaragoza

Manuel Doblaré University of Zaragoza

Luca Formaggia Politecnico di Milano

Bernard Haasdonk University of Stuttgart

Yvon Maday University of Paris

Hermann Matties Technical University, Braunschweig

Antonio Huerta Technical University of Catalonia

Alfio Quarteroni EPFL, Lausanne

Gianluigi Rozza SISSA, Trieste

José Manuel Vega Technical University of Madrid

Karen Wilcox MIT

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Conference Objectives

Pierre LadevezeENS Paris-Saclay