This workshop will explore innovations and challenges in understanding computational methods for solving multi-physics models. Digital twins that mimic real-world dynamics can provide support in decision-making. To this end, fast surrogate models must be combined with large, time-consuming simulations, to achieve a desired outcome. Particular interest is in twins that link more than one process-based model and in investigating how to build linked emulators of such systems. This workshop brings together experts with applications in a number of different areas, working on emulation, linked emulators, and using these surrogates to assist in the construction and use of digital twins.
For any early career researchers or those looking for additional background in this area, there will be a tutorial in the afternoon on Monday, February 24, 2025 of the workshop.
If you are planning to attend only the workshop, note that the workshop dates are Tuesday, February 25 through Thursday, February 27.
This workshop will include lightning talks for early career researchers (including graduate students). In order to propose a lightning session talk, you must first register for the workshop, and then submit a proposal using the form that will become available on this page after you register. The registration form should not be used to propose a lightning session talk.
The deadline for proposing is December 8, 2024. If your proposal is accepted, you should plan to attend the event in-person.
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