Report from the 2007 thermalHUB Community Planning Workshop
Posted 12 Jan, 2008 in Publications
| Contributor(s) | Timothy Fisher, Michael McLennan Purdue University Jennifer Lukes University of Pennsylvania Greg Walker Vanderbilt University Li Shi University of Texas at Austin M. Pinar Menguc University of Kentucky Suresh V. Garimella Purdue University Costas P. Grigoropoulos University of California at Berkeley Jayathi Murthy Purdue University |
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| Abstract | This report documents the findings from the inaugural Community Planning Workshop for thermalHUB, an evolving web resource and the subject of a new project funded by the US National Science Foundation (NSF) to define the elements of a cyberinfrastructure initiative that will serve the global heat transfer community. Fifty five members (listed here) of the heat transfer community met for two days (10-11 December 2007) on Purdue's campus (West Lafayette, IN USA) to plan the initial prototype implementation of thermalHUB. The discussions focused on defining an initial set of innovative cyberinfrastructure resources for the community. These resources will be consolidated through the thermalHUB.org web portal, whose basic structure is modeled after the successful nanoHUB.org precedent. A major activity of the workshop involved focused, question-driven discussions among small groups of five to nine participants related to each major thrust area of thermalHUB. |
| credits | In addition to the lead contributors to this report listed formally through thermalHUB, all other workshop participants contributed to this report, and their efforts are much appreciated. |
| sponsoredby | US National Science Foundation’s Engineering Virtual Organizations Program, Award CBET-0743728 |
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