Seventh deal.II Users and Developers Workshop

Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA   August 6-9, 2019

Program and Topics

The workshop will have time for both talks and "hackathon"- or "code jam"-style time to work jointly on everyone's projects with plenty of people to ask and get help from. We invite talks and plan discussions by users and existing developers in areas including these:

  • Use cases and applications of the library
  • What users think would be useful directions for the library to go into, things that are missing, and possibly getting people together who can help implement those parts
  • Newer parts of the library (e.g., geometry descriptions, large parallel computations, etc.) and how these could help in your programs.

Schedule:

  • Aug 5: arrival
  • Aug 6-9: deal.II workshop
  • Aug 10: departure
The complete program and time schedule can be found here.

The workshop is preceded by the Computational Methods for PDEs Summer School.

Organizers

Wolfgang Bangerth (bangerth@colostate.edu), Colorado State University;
Timo Heister (heister@sci.utah.edu) University of Utah.

Sponsors

When and where?

August 6-9, 2019 at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA. The workshop will be held in room 1204 of the Canvas Stadium on the Colorado State University campus:

Travel Information to Fort Collins, CO

Fort Collins is located in Colorado, approximately one hour north of Denver. To get there, you would fly to Denver (airport code DEN, serviced by all major domestic and many international airlines). There is then a shuttle that takes you directly to Fort Collins, with the option of being dropped off on campus, close to the hotel for participants.

Code of Conduct

Colorado State University is receiving funding from the National Science Foundation to support this conference. As a condition of the conference grant, NSF requires that CSU disseminate its policy or code-of-conduct that addresses sexual harassment, other forms of harassment (non-gender or non-sex based harassment prohibited by law), and sexual assault. CSU is committed to providing an environment that respects the dignity and worth of every member of its community including visitors. CSU strives to create and maintain a work and study environment that is fair, inclusive, and responsible so that each member of the CSU community is treated with dignity and respect. To that end, CSU has adopted the following policy:

CSU's Discrimination, Harassment, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Misconduct, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Stalking, and Retaliation Policy (Policy) prohibits the named behaviors, including sexual assault.

The Policy identifies the Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) as the office that handles reports of discrimination and harassment in employment or educational opportunity, including sexual harassment complaints involving both students and non-student Covered Persons. For detailed information on complaint procedures, please visit the Office of Equal Opportunity.