Laure COQUART
Climate Modelling and Global Change team (activities)
42 av Gaspard Coriolis, 31057 Toulouse
Position
CNRS Engineer at CERFACS, Toulouse, France, (since December 2006)
Engineer
at CINES, Montpellier, France, (July 2005 to April 2006)
Postdoc
at ONERA/DAFE, Meudon, France, (January 2003 - January 2005)
Lecturer
at the
Education
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June 2001 : |
Ph.D. in
Fluid Mechanics, |
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Large Eddy
Simulation of the unsteady turbulent transonic |
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flow through
a 3D nozzle |
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Examiners : G.A. Gerolymos as President, J. Délery et F. Leboeuf, A. Chpoun, L. Ta Phuoc, C. Tenaud |
Distinction : Highest Honors |
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1997 : |
Pre-doctorate
diploma of Science in Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer, Paris VI with Honors |
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specific fields
: turbulence, numerical methods |
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1996 : |
Masters of
Science in Fundamental Physics, |
Fields of Research
CINES,
Montpellier
(July 2005 - April 2006)
Handbook on the computers of the Center (compilation, job
submission) and report
on the softwares existing for debugging and measuring performance of
parallel codes (see Document
(.doc) and
Document (.doc) ).
Comparison of two parallel debugging software (Tolalview and
DDT) ( Document (.ppt)).
ONERA/DAFE, Meudon
(January 2003 - January 2005) CEMIF, LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay
(October 1997 - June 2001) LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay
(March 1997 - June 1997) Collège de
France, Paris (September 1995) Teaching and
Administrative responsabilities 2003/2004: ONERA/DAFE,Meudon 2000-2001/2001-2002: CEMIF, University of Evry 1998-2000
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LIMSI, Ph.D. student commission representative (LIMSI internal
commission) Numerical
and Computer Knowledge Numerical resolution of the
incompressible Navier-Stokes equations Knowledge of Fortran 77,
90, MPI, computer runs on Cray, VPP et NEC Training
on FLUENT (CFD software) Languages English : Nine years at school. Trips to Other Travels : File
translated from
Post doc in Fluid Mechanics on the 2D and 3D Direct Numerical
Simulation of compressible trailing vortices submitted to density
gradients with a 3D vectorial ONERA code written in Fortran 90 ( 1 Publication,
2 Technical Reports,
1 Seminar).
Collaboration with the LIMSI-CNRS and the CNES for a
Workshop, to
simulate the flow through an axisymmetric
2D nozzle
with a statistical k-w modeling. The aim of the project is to study
the influence of a secondary fluid injection on the principal jet in
the
nozzle, in an over-expanded regime of the flow. Some experiments are
available
at ONERA to validate the numerical results. (Abstract)
Ph. D. Thesis in Fluid Mechanics on the Large Eddy Simulation of
a
compressible unsteady turbulent internal flow. Thesis advisors : L. Ta Phuoc (DR, CNRS) and C. Tenaud
(CR, CNRS). Study supported by CIRT (Consortium Industry
Research in Turbomachinery) from industry.
Validation of compressible LES for internal unsteady flows by
simulating a 3D
convergent-divergent transsonic
nozzle : subgrid-scale modelling,
test of numerical methods,
comparison between experiments and the numerical results obtained with
a finite
volume parallel vectorized 3D code. ( Report (.ps.gz))
Congresses : AUM-Toulouse (French, 1999), Euromech-Poitiers
(English, 1999), Barcelone (English,
2000),
Montreal-Canada (English, July 2002)
Masters of Science training under J. Pakleza,
supported by Renault car industry on "Forced convection heat
transfer
coefficient in a cylindrical channel".
Bibliography and simulation of the heat transfer loss in a fluid, convected in a cylindrical channel, for
different heat
transfer coefficient h modeling with an
incompressible finite volume
1D code ( Document (.pdf))
"Sun, neutrinos, matter and
oscillations", under M. Lefièvre.
Bibliography and simulation of
the neutrino particles number predicted by the MSW model. This model
could
explain the differences observed between the neutrino particles
measured and
transmitted from the sun, by neutrino oscillations existing in the
matter
(Document (.pdf.gz)).
Publication
Technical Reports
Congresses
Seminars
Supervision of students (Polytechnique, Mechanical DEA of
Paris VI)
Teaching of Solid Mechanics and Fluid Mechanics, 96 hours, first and
second
years
1997-2000 : LIMSI, Dept. Mechanics Ph.D. student's
representative (internal
dept. meeting)
Numerical resolution of the compressible Navier-Stokes
equations : TVD, WENO scheme ; explicit/implicit time integration
LES and RANS modeling of turbulence, DNS
of trailing vortices, Linear and non linear stability analysis
Work stations: Silicon Graphics, PC
Unix, (Gnuplot, Fast, Tecplot)
for visualisation, (LATEX-2e,
Word) for
reports
Training on vectorial and parallel code
optimization
(C90, VPP, NEC) at Idris, Orsay
Fluids Mechanics Spring School at Aussois,
06/1999
Training on turbulence Modeling :
Lecture Series
in advances in Turbulence Modeling
at Von Kàrmàn Institute, Bruxelles, Belgium, 03/1998
TOEIC 04/2002 : total scores between 0 and
990 pts
Results obtained 865 pts : Listening : 450 pts and
Spanish: Five years at school. Trips to Spain
Sports : winter and summer mountain excursions
Summer jobs : Mannesmann-Dematic (1997), Teleperformance (1996), EDF (1992)
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