[WSRP25] Chaotic mineral flow simulation for deposition analysis

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Congratulations Andreas! I hope you had some fun. I am sorry I was unable to attend the program.
Best wishes, and good luck. Alison

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My take as a mentor on this project:

  • This is a research project with a large scientific and numerical analysis scope.
    • I see it is a PhD level research with lots of unknowns.
  • It was a very ambitious undertaking to program and produce simulations within 12 days.
  • I basically decided to run that project as a “computer science project”, not as a scientific one.
  • We did not have time to gather and document all target (of possible) combinations of types of fluids, species, chemistry between species, and transport parameters.
  • At this stage we have a tool to simulate underground flows around different configurations of convex or concave rocks.
    • See the three panel Manipulate interface in post.
  • Based on my previous work in large scale air pollution simulations, I proposed the separation of “physics” and “chemistry”.
    • It is very hard to apply classical methods to this kind of processes.
    • The splitting allows for “separation of duties” – different researchers, with different expertise, can work on corresponding parts.
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