''Large-Eddy Simulation and Detached-Eddy Simulations: How to use an in-House Fortran source code''

is given using Zoom on 22, 24 and 26 June, 2020, Sweden.

Most engineers and many researchers have limited knowledge of what a LES/DES CFD code is doing. The object of this course is to close that knowledge gap. During the course, the participants will learn and work with an in-house LES/DES code called CALC-LES, written by the lecturer. It is a finite volume code written in Fortran 77. It includes two zero-equation SGS models (Smagorinsky and WALE) and one two-equation model (the PANS model). The participants will get instructions on how to install the source code on their lap-top or desk-top. It is recommended that the participants use Linux. The course includes lectures (12 hours) and workshops (12 hours) learning, using and installing new turbulence models in CALC-LES.

The number of participants is limited to 16.