October 17th 2006, Stanton House Hotel, Swindon

This event will be dedicated to the application of simulation software such as CFD and FEA to the engineering industry. It will provide a forum to showcase the rapidly growing capabilities of simulation technologies and the increasing areas of design problems they are applied to.

A key feature of the conference will be the focus on visualisation and post processing of the simulation results using EnSight software. This will be a great opportunity to learn about the latest visualisation features in EnSight, get a preview of future developments, and network with other visualisation experts.

This technology focus session will keep attendees abreast of leading edge application developments in this area. Other key areas of simulation such as pre-processing and meshing will make the event an opportunity to meet and network with user experts, engineers and business partners from market leading companies.

There will also be the opportunity to talk with the developers of Harpoon, the extreme meshing software and discuss with them development plans and the latest features.

Keynote speakers will provide observations on current technologies, along with a series of presentations from world leading companies on a wide range of topics. Coupled with a Partner designated area where delegates will have the opportunity to meet leading hardware, software and consultancy services in the simulation industry, the conference promises to gather together the largest and most influential group of simulation experts in 2006.

This event is free for all to attend. Register you interest by emailing paul@sharc.co.uk. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Call for papers

Papers will be selected based on abstracts of a maximum length of two pages including figures and references. Authors should mention name and complete address, e-mail and two key words. Each presentation should last 30 minutes, allowing 20 minutes for questions and answers,

Abstracts can be submitted in plain text, Microsoft Word, or PDF formats and should be emailed to paul@sharc.co.uk