Contributed talks and Poster Session

The conference proposes 18 contributed talks of 20 minutes each and a poster session. You can find an abstract of the contribution by clicking on the name of the speaker.

Contributed talks

• R. Ata (LNHE EDF, France)
A WAF scheme for shallow water equations with source terms on unstructured grids
• P. Bohorquez (University, Spain)
Roll waves in two-layer particle-laden shallow-water flows on steep slopes
• F. Foucher (Nantes University, France)
Hydrostatic upwind scheme for the shallow-water model
• F. James (Orleans University, France)
Rollwaves and well-balanced scheme
• C. Klingenberg (Wuerzburg University, Germany)
Numerical simulations of ideal MHD and applications in astrophysics
• K. Krycki (Aachen University, Germany
Nonclassical Transport in Atmospheric Clouds
• W. Li (University, USA)
A Domain Decomposition Method for Semilinear Hyperbolic Systems with Two-scale Relaxations
• J. Macias (Malaga University, Spain)
Tsunami modelling using PVM-nite volume schemes on GPUs
• H. Mathis (Nantes University, France)
MODEL ADAPTATION FOR HYPERBOLIC SYSTEMS WITH RELAXATION
• E.F. Nieto (Sevilla University, Spain)
PVM-WAF methods for two-dimensional hyperbolic systems
• P. Noble (Lyon University, France)
Rigorous derivation for shallow water models
• J. Nunez (University, Germany)
Space-Time-Expansion Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Special Relativistic Hydrodynamics
• A. Rambaud (Lyon University, France)
A dynamic multilayer shallow water model
• A. Rousseau (INRIA Rhone-Alpes, France)
On the quasi-hydrostatic quasi-geostrophic model
• K. Saleh (UPMC University, France)
A relaxation scheme for nozzle flows: resonance issues and weak Whitham-like condition
• M. Seaid (Durham University, GB)
Asymptotic-preserving schemes for sediment transport problems in sand-bed streams
• R. Turpault (Nantes University, France)
An efficient scheme on wet/dry transitions for Shallow Water Equations with friction

Poster session

• T. Asmaa (UPMC University, France)
Some way to avoid restrictive CFL conditions in shallow water flow simulations
• O. Delestre (Nice University, France)
On boundary conditions for hyberbolic systems
• V. Desveaux (Nantes University, France)
Development of DDFV Methods for the Euler Equations
• E. Franck (Strasbourg University, France)
Asymptotic preserving schemes for linear simplified transport models on unstructured meshes
• A. Gavara (Sevilla University, Spain)
A study of Harten Multiresolution versus Adaptive Mesh Renement for Shallow Water Equations
• M. Le (Orleans University, France)
Integrating the micro-topography connectivities into shallow water equations to improve the overland ow modeling
• C. Lusso (Paris Est University, France)
Models for the fluid/solid transition in gravity driven shallow water flows
• A. Morin (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway)
Pipeline flow modelling with source terms due to leakage: The straw method
• I. Nouh (Agadir University, Morocco)
Discontinuous Galerkin method for solving the two dimensional bilayer shallow-water system
• S. Sari (Paris 13 University, France)
An efficient solver for density-dependent multilayer shallow water model
• S. Vater (Berlin Free University, Germany)
Well-balanced FV schemes for rotational fluids

Titles and abstracts of the contributions


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