LMCS 2012: National Day for 0D/1D Modelling and Simulation

The National Day for Users of Modelling and Scientific Calculation Software (LMCS) took place on December 7th, 2012, at PULV (Pôle Universitaire Léonard de Vinci at La Défense-92).

The purpose of this day was to enable participants to benefit from modelling and simulation experiences in different fields using free or commercial software through conferences based on practical cases and discussions. Stands are provided for commercial presentations of the various existing tools.

This day makes it possible to highlight the applications that can be produced using modelling software, and also to open the discussion on the advantages or disadvantages of the use of scientific software in the context of modelling and simulation.

Apart from meals, the day is free of charge, but for security reasons, prior registration is mandatory.

A financial contribution is requested for the lunch, organised on site by the PULV, to be able to continue discussions between participants. If you would like to take part, please specify when registering before November 16^th, 2012.

This event is organised by:

• IFP Energies nouvelles (Institut français du pétrole) Applied mathematics department (as part of the scientific management clubs),
• EDF (Électricité de France) Step (Simulation and information processing for the operation of production systems) department,
• Acsystème (automation and signal processing expertise),
• Esilv (École supérieure d’ingénieurs Léonard de Vinci) Computer science and information intelligence department.

morning session

• Nicolas Venuti (Virtual Dynamics)
  From technical modelling to the production of reports on agile techniques in Mathematica
• Nicolas Gachadoit (Maplesoft)
  Designing a model adapted to your needs – application to energy optimisation of a Segway robot
• Van Long Le (Université de Lorraine – Lemta)
  Rankine sub- and super-critical organic cycle for the recovery of industrial thermal waste – Presentation
• Abir Ben Khaled (IFPen)
  Multicore simulation of powertrains using a decomposition of loosely coupled models
• Patrice Kiener (InModélia)
  Neural networks for dynamic models. Examples in hydrology
• Jean Brac (IFPen)
  Drying of alumina gel catalyst, control
• Laurent Farenc (Airbus)
  Mosela model editor

afternoon session

• Khalifa Slimi (Université de Sousse)
  Modelling of unsteady natural convection and thermal radiation within a saturated porous enclosure. Application for porous heat exchangers  – Presentation
• Sandrine Pelloux-Prayer (EDF)
  Ceres II energy optimisation
• Jean-Baptiste Lanfrey (Mathworks)
  Battery modelling
• Jun Qian (Acsystème – Université de Lyon)
  MPC@CB and ODOE4OPE – Presentation
• Vladimir Koltchanov (AnyLogic)
  Multi-paradigm modelling in production and transport systems
• Patrick Chombart (3DS)
  FMI Standard for exchange and co-simulation for multi-disciplinary models

Posters and demonstrations

• T. Desbarats et C. Geslin : LMS
• P. Kiener : InModelia
• N. Gachadoit : Maplesoft
• S. Loembé : Dassault Systèmes
• J. Barhen : Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• J.-B. Lanfrey et C. Lamit : Mathworks
• P. Dufour : Université de Lyon
• V. Koltchanov : AnyLogic
• A. Upellini : Wolfram and Mathematica