Fluid dynamics (FD) activity encompasses principally all the
spheres related with the applied fluid dynamics with
particular emphasis on computational fluid dynamics (CFD).
The main theme is to encourage all the relevant novel ideas
and research work carried out numerically and through
experiments. The application areas include flows inspired
from nature (birds with flapping wings, atmospheric flows
etc.) and flow analysis around various crafted aerodynamic
objects. It also covers the flow analysis carried out in
automotive, civil, defense and process industries etc.
Information about the physics of the flow can be obtained
from measurements in experimental test facilities or from
flow visualization studies.
However, there are some limitations and a full picture of
flow fields is often hard to obtain from experimental
studies. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a core
front in fluid dynamics. It is a technique to model and 
analyze fluid flow using a computer simulation.  Due to the 
growth of powerful computers and the development of general-
purpose software packages, CFD techniques can be applied to 
solve industrial flow problems especially in complex flow 
situations of aerodynamics and hydrodynamics.
The IBCAST will provide an opportunity to the local and
foreign researchers to benefit from mutual exchange of
ideas, discuss their queries and problems with the experts
and to explore the new avenues in active research fronts.
SCOPE:
The broader scope of the 11th IBCAST, FD - 2014, session
is to cover the following areas: 
    Gas Dynamics
    Aerodynamics
    Hydrodynamics
    Industrial and Environmental Fluid Dynamics
    Fluid Structure interactions 
    Turbulence Modeling
    Experimental Fluid Dynamics
    Multiphase flows
    Reactive flows
    Heat Transfer
    Thermal Hydraulics