ALERT Doctoral School 2002
10th-12th October 2002, Aussois, France
“Numerical Modelling in Geomechanics”
Coordination: M. Pastor and C. Tamagnini
Day 1, Thursday, October 10
- Steady state problems of elliptic type (M. Pastor)
- Transient problems of parabolic type (M. Pastor)
- Coupling equations for water saturated and partially saturated geomaterials (L. Sanavia)
- Non-linear problems : introduction (P. Mira)
- Constitutive models for brittle materials (G. Pijaudier-Cabot)
- Analysis of concrete structures (G. Pijaudier-Cabot)
Day 2, Friday, October 11
- Constitutive modelling of rate-independent soils: a review (C. Tamagnini)
- A finite element model for water saturated and partially saturated geomaterials (L. Sanavia)
- Practical aspects of the finite element method (J.A. Fernández Merodo)
- Small strain versus large strain formulations in computational mechanics
(R. Chambon) - Implicit integration of constitutive equations in computational plasticity (C. Tamagnini)
- Mechanical effects of chemical degradation of bonded geomaterials (R. Castellanza)
Day 3, Saturday, October 12
- Numerical modelling of strong discontinuities (M. Jirasek)
- Objective modelling of strain localization (M. Jirasek)
- Finite element modelling of landslides (J.A. Fernández Merodo)
- Non linear problems: advanced techniques (P. Mira)
- Alternative formulations in soil dynamics (M. Pastor)
- Modelling of debris flows and flow slides (M. Pastor)