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2005 IASME / WSEAS International Conference on: FLUID MECHANICS (FLUIDS '05) 
2005 IASME / WSEAS International Conference on: HEAT and MASS TRANSFER (HMT '05) 

Sponsored by: IASME and WSEAS 
Udine, Italy, January 20-22, 2005 

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For your accomodation the organizers achieved incredible low prices
in a 4 Star Hotel

SPECIAL SESSION 1:  Computational Techniques for Fluid Flow Problems
Organized by Dr. Indra Vir Singh, BITS, Pilani, India

SPECIAL SESSION 2:  Parametric oscillations on the interfaces of continua:
Excitation and suppression. Theory and Applications. 
Organized by Prof. Ivan V. Kazachkov, Royal Institute of Technology, Dept. Energy
Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, 

SPECIAL SESSION 3:  Optical Techniques for Fluid Flow Problems 
Organized by Prof. P. K. Panigrahi, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of
Aerodynamics and Flow Technology, Goettingen, Germany, 

SPECIAL SESSION 4:  Computational Techniques for Heat Transfer Problems
Organized by Dr. Indra Vir Singh, BITS, Pilani, India

SPECIAL SESSION 5:  Blowing-up Regimes under non-linear heat conductivity:
Methodology and Applications 
Prof. Ivan V. Kazachkov, Royal Institute of Technology, Dept. Energy Technology,
Stockholm, Sweden

About Udine:
1 hour  from Venice (Venezia), Udine stands in the centre of Friuli Venezia Giulia
region in a favourable geographic position and is an important junction with
Austria and Slovenia. The city is a fascinating mixture of old and modern styles,
with the simple elegance of its buildings many of which are works of famous
artists, the suggestive 'rogge' similar to Venetian canals. It is one of the most
interesting and rich centres of the region with its artistic treasures and cultural
events. 'City of Tiepolo', so it is called as some of the best works of the
greatest Italian painter of XVII century are kept here. The local university is a
highly qualified one and is strongly 'Europe' oriented. Last but not least are the
age-long gastronomic tradition and the valued Doc wines from the surrounding hilly
countryside. In the town centre our organization manages directly the running of
the elegant and prestigious

About Venice:
Venice (Venetia) is one of the most glorious towns on the earth. It was a town that
created
a big sea Empire dominating all the mediterranean sea against the greek - byzantine
empire
in the beginning and the turkish - ottoman empire at the end. 
Venetia is a miracle of the human kind and human civilization from many points of
view. It is best known as the city built on water. It is famous for its canals and
gondolas used as transportation around the city. Famous also for the Saint Marcos
Charch and Square, for its museums, old aristocratic houses, the architecture, the
luxurity and the variety of which reflects the world power of this great naval
democracy.]

Topics of FLUID MECHANICS 2005

Mathematical Modelling in fluid mechanics
Simulation in fluid mechanics
Numerical methods in fluid mechanics 
Convection, heat and mass transfer 
Experimental Methodologies in fluid mechanics 
Thin film technologies 
Multiphase flow 
Boundary layer flow 
Material properties
Fluid structure interaction
Hydrotechnology
Hydrodynamics
Coastal and estuarial modelling
Wave modelling
Industrial applications
Environmental Problems
Air Pollution Problems 
Fluid Mechanics for Civil Engineering
Fluid Mechanics in Geosciences 
Flow visualisation
Biofluids 
Meteorology
Waste Management
Environmental protection
Management of living resources
Mathematical models
Management of Rivers and Lakes
Underwater Ecology
Hydrology
Oceanology
Ocean Engineering
Others

Topics of HEAT and MASS Transfer 2005

Mathematical Modelling in heat and mass transfer
Simulation in heat and mass transfer
Mathematical Physics problems
Numerical methods in heat and mass transfer
Experimental Methodologies in heat and mass transfer
Thin film technologies and heat and mass transfer
Diffusion convection
Conduction problems
Natural and forced convection
Phase change
Metal casting
Welding, forging and other processes
Heat exchangers
Bio-heat transfer problems
Heat Engineering and Electroscience
Micro and Nano Scale Heat Transfer
Turbulent heat transfer
Heat storage
Electronic cooling
Environmental protection
Management of heating resources
Geoscience
Industrial applications
Energy applications
Others

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 

CHAIR:
Professor Rama S.R. Gorla, Ph.D.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, Ohio 44115, USA
Phone: 216-523-7276
Fax: 216-687-9280
Email: r.gorla at csuohio.edu 

VICE-CHAIR:
Dr.  Shoaib Usman, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor
Nuclear Engineering
University of Missouri-Rolla
Rolla, MO 65409, USA
Phone: (573) 341-4745
Email: usmans at umr.edu

VICE-CHAIR:
Dr.  Shabaan Abdallah, Ph.D.,
Professor of Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics
University of Cincinnati
P.O. Box 210070, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0070
Ohio, USA
Phone: (513) 556-3321
Fax: (513) 556-5038
Email: shaaban.abdallah at UC.Edu 

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Professor Ivan V. Kazachkov,  
National Technical University of Ukraine, NTUU KPI, Kyiv, Ukraine

MEMBERS: 
Andrei Fedorov (USA)
A. C. Baytas (Turkey)
Albert R. George (USA)
Alexander I. Leontiev (Russia)
Andreas Dillmann (Germany)
Bruce Caswell (USA)
Chris Swan (UK)
David A. Caughey (USA)
Derek B Ingham (UK)
Donatien Njomo (CM)
Dong Chen (Australia)
Dong-Ryul Lee (Korea)
Edward E. Anderson (USA)
G. Gaiser (Germany)
G.D. Raithby (Canada)
Gad Hetsroni (Israel)
H. Beirão da Veiga (Italy)
Ingegerd Sjöholm (Sweden)
Jerry R. Dunn (USA)
Joseph T. C. Liu (USA)
Karl Bühler (Germany)
Kenneth S. Breuer (USA)
Kumar K. Tamma (USA)
Kyungkeun Kang (USA)
M. A. Hossain (UK)
M. F. El-Amin (USA)
M.-Y. Wen (Taiwan)
Michiel Nijemeisland (USA)
Ming-C. Chyu (USA)
Naoto Tanaka (Japan)
Natalia V. Medvetskaya (Russia) 
O. Liungman (Sweden)
Philip Marcus (USA)
Pradip Majumdar (USA)
Rod Sobey (UK)
Ruairi Maciver (UK)
S.M.Ghiaasiaan (USA)
Stanley Berger (USA)
Takéo Takahashi (France)
Vassilis Gekas (Sweden)
Yinping Zhang (China)
Yoshitaka Watanabe (Japan)
Ivan Kazachkov (Sweden)

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