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7th International Meshing Roundtable

October 26-28, 1998
Dearborn, Michigan

Sponsored by Sandia National Laboratories
Hosted by Ford Motor Company

15TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2006)

14TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2005)

13TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2004)

12TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2003)

11TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2002)

10TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2001)

9TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(2000)

8TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1999)

7TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1998)

6TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1997)

5TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1996)

4TH
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1995)

3RD
INTERNATIONAL
MESHING
ROUNDTABLE
(1994)


Session Information

Special Journal Edition

A special edition of the journal Engineering With Computers was published with selected papers from the 7th International Meshing Roundtable. The following is a link to the publishers Table of Contents for this edition.


Keynote Address

    Enhancing CAE Effectiveness: The Next Steps
      Marc Halpern,
      Director of Research; Engineering, Manufacturing, and Design
      D. H. Brown Associates, Inc.
      Abstract

Session 1 - PLENARY I

Session 2A - Quadrilateral Meshing

    2a1 - Quadrilateral Meshing with Directionality Control through the Packing of Square Cells

    2a2 - Automated Conversion of 2D Triangular Mesh into Quadrilateral Mesh with Directionality Control

    2a3 - A Global Minimization-Based, Automatic Quadrilateral Meshing Algorithm

      Paul Wolfenbarger, Joseph Jung, Clark R. Dohrmann, Walter R. Witkowski, Malcolm J. Panthaki, Walter H. Gerstle
      Abstract | Download Postscript (170 KB)

Session 2B - Tetrahedral Meshing

    2b1 - Boundary Layer Meshing for Viscous Flows in Complex Domains

    2b2 - Revisiting the Elimination of the Adverse Effects of Small Model Features in Automatically Generated Meshes

    2b3 - Automatic Grid Generation with Almost Regular Delaunay Tetrahedra

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Session 3A - Hybrid Volume Meshing

    3a1 - The "Hex-Tet" Hex-Dominant Meshing Algorithm as Implemented in CUBIT

    3a2 - A Hybrid Mesh Generation Method for Two and Three Dimensional Simulation of Semiconductor Processes and Devices

    3a3 - Adaptive Hybrid Grids for Diverse Industrial Applications

Session 3B - Adaptive Techniques

    3b1 - Space-Time Meshing for Two-Dimensional Moving Boundary Problems

    3b2 - Simultaneous Refinement and Coarsening: Adaptive Meshing with Moving Boundaries

    3b3 - Fast Adaptive Quadtree Mesh Generation

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Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions

    Topics:
    • The Geometry Repository
    • Quality and Analysis
    • Industry Focus
    • Hex/Quad Meshing Algorithms
    • Tet/Tri Meshing Algorithms
    • Adaptive Techniques

Mini-Tutorials

    1a - Computational Geometry for Mesh Generation

      Marshall Bern
      Xerox, Palo Alto Research Center
      Abstract

    1b - Mesh Quality: A Function of Geometry, Error Estimates or Both?

    2a - A Survey of Unstructured Mesh Generation Technology

    2b - Structured Grid Generation Technology

      Bharat Soni
      Professor, Aerospace Engineering
      NSF Engineering Research Center
      Mississippi State University
      Abstract

Session 4 - PLENARY II

    4a - Generation of Tetrahedral Finite Element Meshes: Variational Delaunay Approach

    4b - Coupling 1D Beams to 3D Bodies

    4c - The All-Hex Geode-Template for Conforming a Diced Tetrahedral Mesh to any Diced Hexahedral Mesh

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Session 5A - Triangular Meshing

Session 5B - Hexahedral Meshing

    5b1 - Hexahedral Mesh Generation Using Voronoi Skeletons

    5b2 - Reliable Whisker Weaving via Curve Contraction

    5b3 - Hexahedral Mesh generation by Successive Dual Cycle Elimination

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Session 6A - Surface Meshing

Session 6B - Mesh Quality

    6b1 - Winslow Smoothing on Two-Dimensional Unstructured Meshes

    6b2 - Benchmarks for 3D Unstructured Tetrahedral Mesh Optimization

    6b3 - An Approach to Combined Laplacian and Optimization-Based Smoothing for Triangular, Quadrilateral, and Quad-Dominant Meshes

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Session 7A - Novel Meshing Approaches

    7a1 - Genetic Algorithms, Another Tool for Quad Mesh Optimization?

    7a2 - Next-Generation Sweep Tool: A Method for Generating All-Hex Meshes on Two-and-One-Half Dimensional Geometries

    7a3 - The Geode Algorithm: Combining Hex/Tet Plastering, Dicing and Transition Elements for Automatic, All-Hex Mesh Generation

Session 7B - Practical Industrial Experiences

    7b1 - When Mesh Generators Require Enhancements

      G.J. Elbert, D. A. Field, W. H. Frey
      Abstract

    7b2 - CAD Model Quality Holds Key for Analysis

    7b3 - An Object Oriented Approach to Geometry Defeaturing for Finite Element Meshing

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