#SWI2010

Study Group Mathematics with Industry 2010

SWI 2010 was held at the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica in Amsterdam. . Problems were submitted by ESA, KEMA, MARIN, Phytocare, and Stork.

Organisation committee SWI 2010:

Rob van der Mei,
Joost Bosman,
Chretien Verhoef,
Niek Bouman,
Arnoud den Boer,
Jason Frank,
Susanne van Dam.

Programme of the 72nd Study Group for Mathematics with Industry 2010

Monday January 25

09.30-10.15	Reception with coffee and tea
10.15-10.30	Opening by Jan Karel Lenstra (director CWI)
10.30-12.00	Problem presentations ESA, KEMA, Phytocare
12.00-13.00	Lunch
13.00-14.00	Problem presentations MARIN, Stork
14.00-14.30	Coffee and cold drinks
14.30-17.00	Initial group discussions with company representatives
17.00-18.00	Welcome reception

Tuesday January 26

09.00-13.00	Group discussions
10.00-10.30	Coffee and tea
13.00-14.00	Lunch in cafe / restaurant “Polder”
14.00-18.00	Group discussions
16.00-16.30	Cold drinks

Wednesday January 27

09.00-13.00	Group discussions
10.00-10.30	Coffee and tea
13.00-14.00	Lunch
14.00-15.00	Group discussions
15.00	Cold drinks
15.00-17.00	Group discussions with company representatives
17.30-18.00	Drinks in “Polder”
18.00-21.00	Conference dinner in “Polder”

Thursday January 28

09.00-13.00	Group discussions
10.00-10.30	Coffee and tea
13.00-14.00	Lunch
14.00-17.00	Group discussions
15.30-16.00	Cold drinks
17.00-18.00	Pizza’s
18.00-21.00	Preparations for presentations by the groups

Friday January 29

09.00-13.00	Preparations for presentations by the groups
10.00-10.30	Coffee and tea
13.00-13.30	Lunch
13.30-15.30	Presentations results ESA, KEMA, Phytocare
15.30-16.00	Coffee and cold drinks
16.00-17.00	Presentations results MARIN, Stork
17.00-17.30	Closing and drinks

SWI 2010 News

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Companies & Problems

ESA – Position Estimating in Peer-to-Peer Networks

KEMA – Optimal Distributed Power Generation Under Network-Load Constraints

MARIN – Thruster Allocation for Dynamical Positioning

Phytocare – Modeling and Optimization of Algae Growth

Stork – Modeling Compressible Non-Newtonian Chicken Flow

ESA – Position Estimating in Peer-to-Peer Networks

The European Space Agency (ESA) is an agency for cooperation among the European States in space research, technology, and space applications. One of the topics of ESA is Satellite Navigation, being responsible for the construction of the Galileo system and an augmentation-system for GPS. Satellite Navigation has many applications, including route guidance for cars, theView problem details

KEMA – Optimal Distributed Power Generation Under Network-Load Constraints

Leading authority in energy consulting and testing & certification. A global, leading authority in energy consulting and testing & certification, active throughout the entire energy value-chain – in a world of increasing demand for energy, KEMA has a major role to play in ensuring the availability, reliability, sustainability, and profitability of energy and related productsView problem details

MARIN – Thruster Allocation for Dynamical Positioning

MARIN, the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands, has become a reliable, independent, and innovative service provider for the maritime sector and a contributor to the well being of society. MARIN has been expanding the boundaries of maritime understanding with hydrodynamic research for over 70 years. Today, this research is applied for the benefit of Concept Development,View problem details

Phytocare – Modeling and Optimization of Algae Growth

Problem description The runoff water from greenhouses contains fertilizers and must be cleaned before it can be returned to the groundwater system. A means of doing this is to introduce algae into the water. The algae eat up the fertilizer and clean the water. Subsequently, the algae may be removed and sold as feed, forView problem details

Stork – Modeling Compressible Non-Newtonian Chicken Flow

Stork Food Systems Stork Food Systems is the supplier of processing systems for poultry and fresh meat. As a technology market leader, with more than 45 years of experience, process knowledge and proven track record worldwide, we support and equip food processors to create maximum process value now and in the future. Problem description InView problem details