Sessions – Minisymposia

Procedures for the approval of a proposal for a Session-Workshop or Minisymposium

The organizer must provide:
1. A proposal for the organization of a Session-Workshop or Minisymposium.
2. A small description of his/her proposal (no more than 150 words).
3. A short CV.
4. Information about the procedures which will be followed for the promotion of that Session-Workshop or Minisymposium (the organizer is responsible for the promotion).
5. His/her full affiliations along with an e-mail address for the submission of papers on the subject of the Session-Workshop or Minisymposium.

Attention Note: The maximum number of papers per author is four (4)

After the approval, the organizer will be the person responsible for the selection of the papers. The papers must be sent to the ICCMSE Secretariat. In the Proceedings of ICCMSE 2023 the Sessions-Workshops and Minisymposia will lie in a separate section of the Volume with a Preface created by the organizer. Occasionally, the organizer must inform us about the participation of his/her Session. If a Session consists of at least 6 physical registrations, the organizer will be granted free registration for ICCMSE 2023. If a Symposium consists of at least 15 physical registrations, the organizer will be granted free registration and have a part of the accommodation expenses covered. 

If a participant wants to send a paper to a Symposium mentioned below, please use e-mail address(es) of the organizer(s).

PROPOSALS FOR SESSIONS AND MINISYMPOSIA WHICH HAVE BEEN APPROVED

1) Title: The 9th Quantum Science (QS) symposium
Organizer: Taku Onishi, PhD (Chair), Mie University, JAPAN

E-mail: taku@chem.mie-u.ac.jp

Since ICCMSE 2015, interdisciplinary discussion has been performed between different research fields such as computational chemistry, computational physics, theoretical physics and related experiment. In Quantum Science (QS), the world class research will be presented by active chemists, physicists and biologists related to quantum science.

Topics

• Computational Chemistry, Computational Physics, Theoretical Physics
• Experimental Research related to Quantum Science
• Materials Science; Biological Science; Chemical Reaction
• Computational Method Development in Chemistry and Physics

*If you wish to present your research in QS symposium, please see the details on symposium homepage.

Homepage on this symposium: The 9th Quantum Science (QS) symposium Website

2) Title: Big Data and Business Intelligence
Organizer: Prof. Dr. Yousef FARHAOUI, Moulay Ismail University, Faculty of sciences and Techniques, Morocco.

Email:  youseffarhaoui@gmail.com

BDBI’23 is a technical and scientific event, whose purpose is to present and discuss knowledge, new perspectives, experiences and innovations in the Information Systems and Technologies field.

3) Title:  Fluid Dynamics
Organizers: Prof. Dr. Zied DRISS, Laboratory of Electromechanical Systems (LASEM), National School of Engineers of Sfax (ENIS), University of Sfax (US), B.P. 1173, Road Soukra km 3.5, 3038, Sfax, Tunisia

Email: zied.driss@enis.tn, zied_driss@yahoo.fr

The aim of the proposed Symposium is to collect original research articles as well as review articles on the most recent developments and research efforts in Fluid Dynamics, with the purpose of providing guidelines for future research directions.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Computational Fluid Dynamics
• Environmental Fluid Dynamics
• Multiphase Fluid Dynamics
• Fluid Mechanics
• Fluid-Structure Interaction
• Aerodynamics
• Hydrodynamics
• Thermodynamics
• Heat and Mass Transfer
• Combustion
• Rotating Flow
• Reacting Flow
• Compressible Flow
• Jet and Wake Flow
• Non-Newtonian Flow
• Boundary Layer Flow
• Turbulence Theory

4) Title: “Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems to Solve Problems and to Control Systems in the Field of Energy Engineering”
Organizer: Dr. Rania Jradi, University of Gabes, Tunisia

E-mail: raniajradi@yahoo.fr

The aim of the proposed symposium is to collect original research articles as well as review articles on the most recent developments and research efforts in the field of energy engineering, with the purpose of providing guidelines for future research directions.

Topics of interest may include, but not limited to:
– Theory of modeling and simulation
– Multi-disciplinary approaches in modeling and simulation
– Modeling of energy system
– Application of applied software for solving problems in energy engineering
– Applied methods of modeling and simulation in energy engineering
– Mathematical modeling in engineering, technology and production
– Modeling and simulation in energy engineering and control systems
– Modeling of dynamical systems
– Modeling of complex systems
– Industry simulation systems
– Computer models, methods and algorithms
– Artificial neural networks, machine learning
– Computational methods
– Computational fluid dynamics
– Environmental fluid dynamics

5) Title: Symposium on Computational Methods in Control and Signal Processing
Organizer: Wei Liu, Zhejiang Gongshang University, China

Email: intervalm@163.com

With the rapid development of computer, computational methods have received increasing attention and have been applied to various fields of sciences and engineering.

In the fields of control and signal processing, computational methods and techniques, modeling and simulation have been widely used to solve corresponding problems such as state estimation, stability and convergence analysis, controller design, and mining and extraction of information from signals, etc. The symposium will focus on key aspects of computational methods in control and signal processing. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following areas of interest:

Topics:

• System theory and control theory
• State estimation
• Stability and stabilization
• Fault diagnosis
• Navigation and guidance
• Information fusion
• Information processing
• Signal processing
• Robotics

6) Title:  7th Symposium on Computational Simulation and Experimental Analysis of Hygrothermal Phenomena in Historical Building Envelopes
Organizer: Prof. RNDr. Zuzana Hlaváčová, CSc., Department of Physics, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Automation, Informatics and Physics, Faculty of Engineering, Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, 949 76 Nitra, Slovak Republic
Assoc. Prof. Peter Hlaváč, PhD., Department of Physics, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Automation, Informatics and Physics, Faculty of Engineering, Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, 949 76 Nitra, Slovak Republic

Email:  hlavacova@uniag.sk

The overall degradation of a historical building material or structure can be expressed, in the simplest way, by a qualitative or numerical indicator of the global condition level which determines the loss of performance of the considered material, building part or the whole building under its climatic environment over time. Hygrothermal phenomena are responsible for a substantial part of degradation processes particularly in the cold regions, where water condensation and freezing belong to the main deterioration mechanisms. The load-bearing structures and surfaces are parts of a historical building where the assessment of the degradation level is most significant. The interface between structure and surface layer is another important point because if the adhesion of both layers is compromised, whole parts of surface layer can be detached. Computer simulation is a powerful tool for an assessment of the degradation level of a particular historical material or structure. However, the quality of input data presents a critical factor for the achievement of reliable results. Therefore, in any analysis of the environmental impact on the degradation of historical masonry computational simulations and experimental measurements are supposed to be done together.
The symposium brings together mathematicians active in numerical analysis and applied mathematics on one side, and experimental physicists and materials engineers working in the field of hygrothermal analysis and degradation of historical materials on the other. The main topics include but are not limited to:
• Characterization of environmental impact on historical masonry
• Computational modeling of hygrothermal processes in historical building envelopes
• Determination of input parameters for computational analyses
• Experimental investigation of hygrothermal processes
• Computer-aided service life estimates

7) Title: Deep learning and Data Science in Computational Modelling
Organizer: Prof. Dunhui Xiao, School of mathematical sciences, Tongji University, Shanghai， P.R.China. 200092.  

Email: xiaodunhui@gmail.com

Deep learning and data science have shown great potential in many fields. Computational simulation or modelling is a very important area and plays an important role in science and technology. It also provides a fantastic tool to help us understand the world and It is urgent to apply the powerful data science into computational modelling to help us understand the world better. Recently, various data science technology has been applied into computational modelling such as data-driven modelling, digital twin, non-intrusive reduced order modelling, physical informed neural network, and so on.

This symposium will bring together excellent researchers and experts worldwide to present and discuss recent developments of machine learning, AI, data science in computational modelling. This symposium will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of data sciences in modelling.

8) Title: Symposium on Quantum Communication and Computing
Organizer: Dr J. Christopher Clement, +919789340886, Associate Professor, School of Electronics Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), India

Email: christopher.clement@vit.ac.in

The aim of the symposium is to gather experts all across the globe to present, discuss, develop and contribute to the technologies towards the field of Quantum Communication and computing. The symposium will ensure that reasonable contributions from scientists and academicians around the world on this field are presented, validated and appreciated towards the development for the benefit of technical and user equipping/ consuming society. We encourage scientists and academicians to submit their recent inventions/ innovations to the symposium and get the individual themselves and the technical society benefitted.

It is to be noted that the Selected Proceedings of ICCMSE 2023 will be published in appropriate journals. We are proud to announce that the Proceedings of ICCMSE 2023 will be published in the very famous AIP (American Institute of Physics) Conference Proceedings. The scope of the symposium is as follows, but not limited to,

• Quantum Communications and Quantum Cryptography
• Quantum Sensing and Quantum Metrology
• Quantum Computing and Quantum Simulation
• Quantum Networks
• Quantum Information Theory
• Quantum Control and Quantum Engineering
• Foundations of Quantum Physics

9) Title: Design, Analysis and Retrofitting of Civil Structures and Infrastructures in Seismic Prone Areas
Organizers: Gabriele Milani, Technical University of Milan, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, Milan, Italy,
Antonio Formisano, University of Naples Federico II, Piazzale Tecchio 80, Naples, Italy,
Erica Magagnini, Francesco Clementi, Polytechnic University of Marche, Via Brecce Bianche 12, Ancona, Italy

Email:  francesco.clementi@univpm.it

Past earthquakes have shown that not only existing structures and infrastructures but also new constructions may exhibit insufficient resistance against seismic loads and extreme events.

The numerical and experimental assessment, as well as the mechanical modelling and design practice of existing and new structures when subjected to horizontal loads, is undoubtedly an open issue because of the complexity of the problem itself and because the research involves several different disciplines, fields of expertise, and approaches.

Open challenges to tackle a consistent seismic design are more profoundly faced by developing countries, where the inadequacy and poor access to advanced technologies, resources, and knowledge result in the construction of new structures still vulnerable to horizontal loads.

In contrast, open issues in industrialized countries continue to be the mitigation of the seismic vulnerability of existing structures and infrastructures, with special attention paid to traditional materials such as masonry and timber.

The Special Session aims at comprehensively collecting papers dealing with key issues related to the correct design of new structures and infrastructures and mitigating the vulnerability of existing buildings in seismic zones.

Experimental works, numerical models, emblematic case studies, and reviews of existing design and construction approaches are particularly welcome.

10) Title: Simulation of Physical Phenomenon in Engineering Systems
Organizers: Cher Ming Tan, Center for Reliability Science and Technologies, Chang Gung University, Taiwan

Email: cherming@ieee.org

To ensure optimal design of engineering systems, and assure their continuous operation over time under intended environmental conditions, accurate computation of the loading or stress on the system is necessary. With known stress conditions on the systems and the constituent components and materials, their possible degradation should also be predicted so that the system design and fabrication can be robust against the possible degradation to ensure successful operation over intended period of time.

In the past, one can only rely on experiences, and many experiments and tests are needed. This not only increase the cost of a system, it also delays the production of a system. In view of the fast pacing of today’s world, and our increasing reliance on technical systems which imply that they must be reliable and yet cost effective, a paradigm shift is necessary. With the advancement in computational capabilities from materials to systems, the necessity of the paradigm shift can become possible. This is in line with the emerging trend of digital twins where accurate physics-based modeling is required.

This symposium aims to discuss the above-mentioned paradigm shift through the exchange of knowledge, collaboration that can lead to the development of basics for the development of accurate digital twins that will be needed in the near future. I hereby invite all the researchers in computational disciplines to join this symposium to participate and accelerate the development of various type of digital twins.

11) Title: The Virtual Section on Information, Intelligent, Education and Engineering Application (IIEEA 2023)
Organizers:  Associate Prof. Chia-Liang Lin, Department of Visual Communication Design, Huzhou University, Huzhou 313000, China.Associate Prof. Jia-Ni Liu, Huzhou University, Huzhou 313000, China.

Email: tronic1983@gmail.com, 00751@zjhu.edu.cn

The virtual section on Information, Intelligent, Education and Engineering Application (IIEEA 2023) is a part of the 19th International Conference of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering (ICCMSE 2023, http://iccmse.org/). This symposium supports an academic platform for researchers who contribute on information technology, intelligent, education and engineering application. The aim of this symposium is to amalgamate some recent theoretical and empirical contributions that reflect current changes in technology and develop associations and interactions between ranges of disciplines.

Topics

Papers that address in Section on IIEEA 2023 related to the following categories are welcomed. Some of key areas of focus are (but not limited):

• Artificial Intelligence
• Computational Engineering
• Computing Practices & Applications
• Educational Technology
• Learning Theories and Models
• Mobile Platform of Learning and Education
• Human Computer Interaction
• Virtual Technology
• System, Design and Technology
• Applied Mathematics
• Information Management
• Information Security
• Mathematical Models in Engineering