13th Annual MPM Workshop
Tentatively planned for Spring 2022
University of Texas Austin, TX, US
This workshop will provide an opportunity for members of the international MPM community to present and discuss recent and ongoing research to advance the theoretical and algorithmic aspects of the MPM, and to showcase applications of the method.
All are welcome!
All are welcome!
AGENDA
The information below is from a previous year, updated information will be posted here as it becomes available.
9-10 September, 2019 - MPM Workshop
The workshop will comprise two days of technical talks, and an open discussion session to address ongoing challenges and opportunities for the MPM community. A workshop dinner will be held on the evening of Monday, September 9, to encourage networking and collaboration between attendees.
11 September, 2019 - Software Training Course
The training course will include different sessions in which different software will be discussed. In some cases, the attendees will have the opportunity to have their first hands-on experience.
The information below is from a previous year, updated information will be posted here as it becomes available.
9-10 September, 2019 - MPM Workshop
The workshop will comprise two days of technical talks, and an open discussion session to address ongoing challenges and opportunities for the MPM community. A workshop dinner will be held on the evening of Monday, September 9, to encourage networking and collaboration between attendees.
11 September, 2019 - Software Training Course
The training course will include different sessions in which different software will be discussed. In some cases, the attendees will have the opportunity to have their first hands-on experience.
- Uintah-MPM or Uintah-MPMICE Software (Jim E Guilkey, University of Utah)
- NairnMPM Software (John Nairn, Oregon State University)
- Anura3D Software (Anura3D Research Community)
ORGANIZERS
The workshop is organized by Virginia Tech, who invested in the application of the MPM for multi-scale modeling of natural hazards, landslides, earthquakes, debris flows
The workshop is organized by Virginia Tech, who invested in the application of the MPM for multi-scale modeling of natural hazards, landslides, earthquakes, debris flows
- Krishna Kumar - krishnak@utexas.edu
