The Tetrahedron Workshop is an international conference focusing on 3D meshing technologies and any topics with a strong link with 3D mesh generation in the context of concrete industrial applications. Considered topics are all kinds of surface and volume mesh generation methods (unstructured and structured), high-order mesh generation, parallel mesh generation, adaptive meshing methods, moving mesh methods, and computer-aided design. The conference also focuses on the place of mesh generation in industry. Another of the goals of the Tetrahedron Workshop is to gather both theoretical and practical specialists in the field of meshing technology for numerical simulation in industry.
It is an original international conference in the sense that :
- presentations are by invitation only
- there is no parallel session
- all participants can present a poster
- the number of participants is limited (80 for that edition)
- there is no registration fee thanks to the generous sponsors
The previous editions were hosted by the Weierstrass Institute in Berlin in 2005, by INRIA Rocquencourt in Paris in 2007, by the Swansea University in 2010, by Politecnico di Milano in Verbania in 2013, by University of Liège in 2016, and by INRIA in 2019.
Registration for the workshop will be mandatory. Lunch meals and the banquet will be complimentary. Travel expenses, logging and diners are at the participant's own charge.
Workshop Program
The workshop program is composed of 5 keynote presentations (1 hour) and 15 presentations (30 minutes) over two and a half days. Abstracts and presentation slides will be provided.
Keynote speakers
- Jean François-Remacle (UC Louvain, Belgium)
- Frédéric Alauzet (INRIA-Saclay, France)
- Hang Si (Cadence, USA)
- Trevor Robinson (QUB, Ireland)
- Eloi Ruiz-Gironés (BSC, Barcelona)
Speakers
To be announced
Posters
There will be a poster exhibition room throughout the workshop. For practical reasons, participants who like to contribute a poster are invited to inform the organizers.