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MOOSE & BISON New England training at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology January 26th-29th
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The Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) Training will provide an in-depth introduction to the framework. The course is free, two days in length and covers material starting from the mathematical underpinnings of the framework through advanced features of the MOOSE Multiapps system. The course uses a realistic multiphysics problem that is solved with increasing realism and complexity utilizing the many pluggable systems in the framework. Hands on exercises are supplied so attendees are strongly encouraged to bring their own hardware to participate. More information about MOOSE can be found on our website. The registration deadline will be flexible but we encourage early registration as space is limited and access to a training cluster requires prior approval.
Registration will be done by email this year.
Please email me at guillaume.giudicelli@inl.gov and I will let you know all the biographic details needed for registration.
January 28th-29th BISON training
The BISON development team is hosting a two-day workshop. This workshop is intended to help prospective users get started with the code, provide an overview of the methods to model specific fuel types, and provide practical examples to help users gain experience. Please forward this message to anyone at your institution interested in BISON, fuel performance modeling, or MOOSE-related software.
WORKSHOP TOPICS
• Introduction to thermomechanical fuel performance modeling and multiphysics analysis
• Code development principles and contribution of new models
• Overview of LWR, TRISO, and Metallic fuel capabilities
• Meshing fuel geometries
• Simulation output analysis and visualization
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January 26th - 27th MOOSE Training
The Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) Training will provide an in-depth introduction to the framework. The course is free, two days in length and covers material starting from the mathematical underpinnings of the framework through advanced features of the MOOSE Multiapps system. The course uses a realistic multiphysics problem that is solved with increasing realism and complexity utilizing the many pluggable systems in the framework. Hands on exercises are supplied so attendees are strongly encouraged to bring their own hardware to participate. More information about MOOSE can be found on our website. The registration deadline will be flexible but we encourage early registration as space is limited and access to a training cluster requires prior approval.
Registration will be done by email this year.
Please email me at guillaume.giudicelli@inl.gov and I will let you know all the biographic details needed for registration.
January 28th-29th BISON training
The BISON development team is hosting a two-day workshop. This workshop is intended to help prospective users get started with the code, provide an overview of the methods to model specific fuel types, and provide practical examples to help users gain experience. Please forward this message to anyone at your institution interested in BISON, fuel performance modeling, or MOOSE-related software.
WORKSHOP TOPICS
• Introduction to thermomechanical fuel performance modeling and multiphysics analysis
• Code development principles and contribution of new models
• Overview of LWR, TRISO, and Metallic fuel capabilities
• Meshing fuel geometries
• Simulation output analysis and visualization
Registration link to come
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