Parallel CFD is an annual conference series dedicated to the
discussion of recent developments and applications of
parallel computing in the field of Computational Fluid
Dynamics (CFD) and related disciplines. The inaugural
conference was held in 1989.

Over the years, the meeting sessions involved papers on
parallel algorithms, developments in software tools and
environments, unstructured mesh applications, combustion,
industrial applications, climate modeling, atmospheric and
oceanic global simulation, interdisciplinary applications,
and evaluation of computer architectures ranging from
high-end TeraFLOPS machines, computing GRIDS to low-end PC
clusters.

Regular international meetings bring the CFD community into
closer contact with the recent developments in the
multidisciplinary fields of parallel CFD in terms of
software and hardware. Eminent researchers are invited to
present the developments and the ongoing research findings
on the topics of current interest. 

ParCFD Conferences are devoted to all aspects of parallel
computations in Fluid Dynamics. The conference topics
include but are not limited to:

    GPU Computing
    Exa/Petascale Computing
    Parallel algorithms and solvers
    Lattice Boltzmann Methods
    Multi-disciplinary Design Optimization
    Multi-scale and Multi-physics Applications
    Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Applications
    Industrial and Environmental Engineering Applications
    Medical and Biological Applications
    Atmospheric and Ocean Modeling
    Turbulence
    Acoustics
    Combustion
    Plasma Dynamics
    Visualization