Computational Methods for the Propagation of Uncertainty in 
Physical Systems


The purpose of the symposium will be to bring together researchers
developing and using computational models of uncertainty and
heterogeneity at the various length scales.  Another important
reason for the symposium will be to introduce such models to the
computational mechanics community, demonstrating their usefulness
and presenting the community with new research challenges that
could benefit from its more active involvement.

Contributors:

James Glimm,  (Stoney Brook)
Mary Wheeler,  (TICAM)
George Deodatis (Princeton)
Roger Ghanem  (Hopkins)
Manas Debb and Ivor Babuska  (TICAM)
Harry Grundmann (Tech Univ Munchen)
Dan Frangopol (Boulder)
Mike McKay (Los Alamos)
Ben Black (Sandia)
John Redhorse (Sandia)
Hermann Matthies (Tech Uni BS)
Nabil Fares (Imagineering Inc.)
Michal Kleiber (Institute of Fundamental Technological Research)
Lori Graham (University of Virgina)
Shigehiro Sakamoto (Taisei Corporation)

Organizer:

Roger Ghanem,
201 Latrobe Hall, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD 21218
Tel: +1 410 516-7647   Fax: +1 410 516-7473
ghanem@jhu.edu         http://venus.ce.jhu.edu