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January 15, 1999
TO: ARL PET Team
ASC PET Team
The following are preliminary thoughts on how the ARL/ASC Joint Review
and Planning Workshop scheduled for February 23 25 will be
structured.
This workshop is a formal continuation of ad hoc efforts to increase the
collaboration between ARL PET and ASC PET. The focus will be to
review where we have been and to enter discussions with the partners to
pursue joint efforts thus leveraging the resources.
In an earlier message we advised you that the workshop would be held at
the Sheraton Four Points Inn in Aberdeen, Maryland. Tentatively,
this is still the plan. However, with the recent completion of the
expansion of the HEAT Center, the workshop may be moved to the HEAT
Center since there are a greater number of rooms available to accommodate
breakout sessions and discussion groups. We will confirm this with
you as soon as we have all the details worked out.
Further we are considering asking some of our partners to present
demonstrations of their work and to present posters. If you desire
to present a demonstration or a poster please let me know by the end of
January.
Objectives of the workshop:
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1. Provide a status and progress report of the respective ARL and
ASC PET programs
2. Engage in discussions for identifying and developing
collaborative projects for the outyears.
Pre-workshop Effort:
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Each PET Academic and corporate partner should be prepared to present a
status report of current contract efforts to date. The report of
efforts to date will be evaluated in terms of value added to the DOD
objective of increasing the computational capabilities of the DOD
labs. The specific metrics for presenting the value added will be
left to the discretion of the partner . However, as was discussed
at the ARL Year 2 end-of-year review we should focus our efforts on how
our work advances the work of the DOD scientists and engineers. The
time available for the report by the partners is limited so please
confine the discussions to substantive matters within the framework
discussed above.
Currently Proposed Daily Schedule:
(See attached details)
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February 23
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Reports
by Partners
February 24
8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Breakout
and Planning Sessions
February 25
8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Report
on Breakout and Planning Sessions
Presentations:
Each PET area will present a status report using PowerPoint Presentation
slide. As a guideline there should be no more than six briefing
charts in which the presenter will discuss the substantive aspects of the
contract work.
To minimize the time required between presentations we will have one
computer with projector set up for all presenters to use.
Logistics
Please RSVP to Emma Grove
(emma@@arl.mil)
AND Jill Robertson
(jill.robertson@@msrc.wpafb.af.mil)
by COB 17 February. To minimize travel expenses, please limit your
attendance to Lead Academic and on-site lead for each CTA. If you would
like to have additional attendees, please send your requests as soon as
possible. Travel expenses for CTA leads common to both PET programs will
be shared between ARL and ASC.
Participants should arrange their own travel and lodging.
Local lodging accommodations are:
Sheraton Four Points
Aberdeen 410-273-6300
Holiday Inn
Aberdeen 410-272-8100
Days Inn
Aberdeen 410-272-8500
Quality Inn
Aberdeen 410-272-6000
Budget Inn
Aberdeen 410-272-2401
Red Roof Inn
Aberdeen 410-273-7800
Econolodge
Aberdeen 410-272-5500
Please check
http://www.dtic.mil/perdiem/pdrform.html
for current per diem rates.
AGENDA DRAFT
ASC/ARL PET Review and Planning Workshop
February 23 -25, 1999
SHERATON HOTEL
Aberdeen, Maryland
February 23 Sheraton Hotel Conference Room
Breakfast
in Durangos; included with hotel rate for guests
0800 Welcome
0810 Goals
0830 Training
0900 Computational Chemistry and
Materials
0930 Break
0945 Computational Electromagnetics
and Acoustics
1015 Scientific Visualization
1045 Forces Modeling and
Simulation
1115 Computational Structural
Mechanics
1200 Lunch and
Demos 2 hours
1400 Computational Fluid
Dynamics
1430 Programming Tools
1515 Break
1530 Signal Image Processing
- 1600 Information /
Communications
- 1630 Integrated Modeling and
Test Environments
- 1700 Computational Electronics
and Nanoelectronics
- 1730 Distributed Interactive
Computing Environment
- 1745 MAPINT
1800 Adjourn
February 24, 1999 Sheraton Hotel Conference Room
Breakfast
in Durangos; included in hotel rate for guests
0800 Welcome
0810 HPCMO Update
0840 Review of Goals of
Breakout
0900 Breakout 1
1015 Break
1030 Breakout 2
1145 Break
1345 Breakout 3
1500 Break
1515 Breakout 4
- 1630 Breakout 5
1745 Wrap
Social
February 25, 1999 Sheraton Hotel Conference Room
0800 - 1200 Report Back
from Breakouts
1330 Academic Executive Committee
Meeting
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Virginia A. To
ARL PET Program Manager
HPTi
939-I Beards Hill Road, Suite 191
Aberdeen, MD 21001
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