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| Added December 9, 2009 / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added December 6, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added December 2, 2009 / Section: Projects - Category: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Simulation, Visualization / Author: Marek Gayer , Tommi Karhela
 Computer Simulation Technology research team at VTT studies and develops software platforms related to the application of computational methods in industry. The mission is to accelerate the deployment of modelling and simulation. One main product of the team is large scale process simulation software called Apros. Currently a new operating environment for different simulation tools is developed. This open source platform is called Simantics.
| Added November 28, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 28, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 28, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 28, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 21, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 21, 2009 / Section: Photo Galleries - Category: Travel Gallery, Travel in Spain Gallery / Author: Marek Gayer
| Added November 3, 2009 / Section: Projects - Category: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Simulation, Visualization / Author: Marek Gayer , Milan Milovanovic , Ole Morten Aamo
 During my fellowship, I collaborated with prof. Ole Morten Aamo and his PhD student Milan Milovanovic. Our project dealt with finding strategies for vortex shedding control around cylinders in 2D space domain. My research and responsibility was to make software analysis and implementation of optimal software codes for the solved problems (by means of performance, maintainability and extendibility) in C++ and MATLAB, to allow us to simulate and verify using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) solvers our control strategy proposals.
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