Monday (in Kelley Engineering Center, KEC 1003)

07:30 Registration (KEC 1007)


08:30 Opening


08:30 Session Chair: M. Peszynska

09:00-10:30 Hassanizadeh (Utrecht University): Non-equilibrium and nonlinear effects in solute transport, two-phase flow, and deformation in permeable media

10:30 BREAK


11:00 Session Chair: M. Peszynska

11:00-11:55 Lindquist (SUNY at Stony Brook): Pore- to Core-Scale Up-scaling of Reactive Transport Via Network Flow Models

12:00 BREAK


14:00 Session Chair: B. Lindquist

14:00-14:55 Schaap (University of Arizona): Lattice Boltzmann Methods for interfacial processes in porous media
15:00-15:25 Prodanovic (ICES, University of Texas at Austin): A level set method for determining critical curvatures for drainage and imbibition

15:30 BREAK


16:00 Session Chair:T. Illangasekare

16:00-16:55 Hilpert (Johns Hopkins University): A pore-network model for porous media that is grid-free and based on mathematical duality
17:00-17:25 Peszynska (Oregon State University): Multiscale modeling of preferential flow, part I

Tuesday (in Kelley Engineering Center, KEC 1003)

08:00 Registration (lobby of KEC 1003)


08:30 Session Chair: N. Walkington

08:30-09:25 DiBenedetto (Vanderbilt University): Stochastic Variability of the Single Photon Response in Visual Transduction
09:30-09:55 Spagnuolo (Oakland University): A Model for Vibrio Cholerae Colonization of the Human Intestine

10:00 BREAK


10:30 Session Chair: M. Schaap

10:30-11:25 Illangasekare (Colorado School of Mines): Understanding the Behavior of Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids in Heterogeneous Porous Media Through Experimental Studies at the Intermediate Scale
11:30-11:55 Fagerlund (Colorado School of Mines): Modeling NAPL migration in heterogeneous media:Effects of hysteresis and fluid immobility in constitutive relations

12:00 BREAK


14:00 Session Chair: M. Hassanizadeh

14:00-15:30 Russell (National Science Foundation): Stochastic Modeling of Multiphase Transport in Subsurface Porous Media: Motivation and Some Formulations

15:30 BREAK


16:00 Session Chair: L. Berlyand

16:00-16:55 Waymire (Oregon State University): Particle Tracking for Heterogeneous Porous Media in Theory and Computation

Tuesday evening (in LaSells Stewart Center)

18:00-21:00 Session Chair: R. Showalter

18:00-19:00 McDonnell (Oregon State University): Observations, Modeling and Visualization of Nonlinear Flow Netw at the orks


19:00-21:00 POSTER SESSION AND RECEPTION

• Alali (Louisana State University): Optimal lower bounds on the stress inside random media.
  
• Cohen (Carnegie Mellon University): Statistical Analysis of Grain Growth
  
• Garibotti (Oregon State University): Upscaling Non-Darcy Flow Using Mixed Finite Element Method
  
• Hay (Oregon State University): Physics of fluid invasion into roughness
  
• Kouznetsov (Washington State University): A discrete model of phase transitions in solids
  
• Meier (University of Bremen): A two-scale model of reactive transport in porous media with evolving microstructure
  
• Morales (Oregon State University): Darcy-Brinkman models of channeled flow
  
• Mustafa (Oregon State University, Environmental Engineering): Numerical Simulation of the Anaerobic Transformation of Tetrachloroethene (PCE) to Ethene in a Continuous Flow Aquifer Column
  
• Peszynska (Oregon State University): Nonlocal models of transport when scales are not separated:
  
• Porter (Oregon State University): Investigating Interfacial Area in Multiphase Systems Using Computed Microtomography and Lattice-Boltzmann Model
  
• Saini (Oregon State University): Microbial Adhesion & Transport : A Multiscale Approach
  
• Shams Sobhani (Oregon State University): Modeling and Simulation of Bubble-Laden Turbulent Flows
  
• Yi (Oregon State University): Numerical modeling of unsaturated flow with dynamic capillary pressure
  

Wednesday (in Kelley Engineering Center, KEC 1003)

08:00 Registration (KEC 1007)


08:30 Session Chair: T. Russell

08:30-10:00 Arbogast (University of Texas at Austin): Multiscale iterative computational methods for heterogeneous second order elliptic problems

10:00 BREAK


10:30 Session Chair: T. Arbogast

10:30-11:25 Efendiev (Texas A&M University): Multiscale finite element methods using limited global information
11:30-11:55 Onofrei (WPI): Error estimates in homogenization and applications

12:00 BREAK


14:00 Session Chair: A. Spagnuolo

14:00-14:55 Minkoff (University of Maryland, Baltimore County): A Discussion of Operator Upscaling Applied to the Wave Equation
15:00-15:25 Balhoff (University of Texas, Center for Subsurface Modeling): Multiscale Modeling via Mortar Coupling of Pore and Continuum Scale Models

15:30 BREAK


16:00 Session Chair: Y. Efendiev

16:00-16:25 Trykozko (ICM, Warsaw University): Computational aspects of upscaling in heterogeneous porous media
16:30-16:55 Epshteyn (University Of Pittsburgh): hp Primal Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media
17:00-17:25 Apte (Oregon State University): A Numerical Scheme for Direct Simulation of Particle-Turbulence Interactions in Dispersed Two-Phase Flows

Thursday (in Kelley Engineering Center, KEC 1003)

08:00 Registration (KEC 1007)


08:30 Session Chair: R. Showalter

08:30-09:25 Kinderlehrer (Carnegie Mellon University): Making sense of microstructure
09:30-09:55 Wright (Oakland University): Reiterated Homogenization and the Double-Porosity Model

10:00 BREAK


10:30 Session Chair: D. Kinderlehrer

10:30-11:25 Berlyand (Penn State University): Discrete Network Approximation in Particle Suspensions and Biosuspensions
11:30-11:55 Gorb (Texas A&M University): A Fictitious Domain Approach to Determine Effective Properties of High Contrast Composites

12:00 LUNCH AND DISCUSSION


14:00 Session Chair: S. Minkoff

14:00-14:55 Walkington (Carnegie Mellon University): Phase Field/Level Set Methods for Problems Involving Elastic Membranes
15:00-15:25 Peter (University of Bremen): Derivation of the secondary-flux model for flow in partially fissured media by homogenisation

15:30 BREAK


16:00 Session Chair: A. Panchenko

16:00-16:25 Bocea (North Dakota State University): $Gamma$-convergence of Power Law Functionals and Applications
16:30-16:55 Omelyanov (University of Sonora): Uniform in time description of interaction processes
17:00-17:25 Panchenko (Washington State University): G-convergence and homogenization of viscoelastic flows

Friday (in Kelley Engineering Center, KEC 1003)

08:30 Session Chair: E. Waymire

08:30-09:25 Lipton (Louisiana State University): Upscaling and local fields inside random media
09:30-09:55 Burton (Mathematics, Center for Molecular and Cellular Biology, Oregon State): Clusters, Ordination, Multiscaling

10:00 BREAK


10:30 Session Chair: M. Hilpert

10:30-11:25 Wood (Oregon State University): Upscaling in Heterogenous Systems: Implications for Measurement, Models, and Representation
11:30-11:55 Debbasch (ERGA-LERMA, Universite Paris 6): Multiscale diffusions on biological interfaces

12:00 BREAK


14:00 Session Chair: B. Higdon

14:00-14:25 Liburdy (Oregon State University): Multiscale Filtering and Detection of Separated Flow Induced Vortical Structures
14:30-14:55 Fischer (Institut de Mathematiques de Bordeaux): Wavelets, a numerical tool for multiscale phenomena: from 2D turbulence to atmospheric data
15:00-15:25 London (University of Houston-Downtown): Linear and Weakly Nonlinear Hydromagnetic Waves in the Earths Outer Core

15:30 BREAK


16:00 Session Chair: B. Lipton

16:00-16:25 Higdon (Oregon State University): Multiple Scales in Ocean Circulation Models
16:30-16:55 Bokil (Oregon State University): Numerical Solution of a Homogenization Model for Spatially Periodic Dispersive Dielectrics
17:00-17:25 Showalter (Oregon State University): Multiscale modeling of preferential flow, part II

18:00 Closing