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Feature Papers of Computational Modelling and Simulation for Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures submission deadline 30 Sep 2025 | 2 articles | Viewed by 3934 | Submission Open
Keywords: dynamic fracture; brittle fracture; multiscale modeling; fatigue crack propagation; environmental fatigue and fracture; phase-field modelling
Advanced Modelling Techniques in Transportation Engineering
edited by , , George N. Botzoris and Alexandros Kokkalis
submission deadline 31 Oct 2025 | 1 articles | Viewed by 765 | Submission Open
Keywords: traffic engineering; road pavement engineering; road safety modelling; sustainable urban mobility; behavioral aspects in transportation engineering; infrastructure resiliency and condition assessment
The 5th Anniversary of Modelling
edited by and
submission deadline 31 Dec 2025 | 4 articles | Viewed by 2946 | Submission Open
Keywords: modelling and simulation; engineering; optimization; computational intelligence; computational mechanics; intelligent and expert systems
Advances in Discrete Event Simulation
edited by , Nadia Ndhaief and
submission deadline 31 Dec 2025 | Viewed by 112 | Submission Open
Keywords: discrete event simulation; complex systems modeling; hybrid simulation; digital twin; supply chain simulation; performance optimization; artificial intelligence in simulation; production system simulation; machine learning; simulation for resilience
Advances in Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation for Industrial and Public Assets
edited by and
submission deadline 31 Mar 2026 | Viewed by 474 | Submission Open
Keywords: agent-based modelling (ABM); system dynamics modelling; discrete event modelling; state machine modelling; industrial assets availability and operability models; asset simulation and performance optimization techniques; model based systems engineering; reliability modelling and analytics; digital twin modelling
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Modelling
edited by and Miroslava Ivanova
submission deadline 31 Mar 2026 | Viewed by 201 | Submission Open
Keywords: machine learning; artificial intelligence; hybrid modeling; physics-informed machine learning; interpretable AI; autoML and automated modeling; bayesian and probabilistic modeling; spatio-temporal models; edge AI and real-time systems; multimodal data fusion
Modelling of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
edited by and
submission deadline 31 Mar 2026 | Viewed by 30 | Submission Open
Keywords: nonlinear dynamical systems; data-driven modeling; first-principle modeling; system identification; system control; complex systems; chaos; machine learning
Recent Advances in Computational Fluid Mechanics
edited by and Tao Xue
submission deadline 30 Apr 2026 | Viewed by 26 | Submission Open
Keywords: turbulence modeling; multi-phase and multi-component flows; reactive and compressible fluid dynamics; fluid– structure interaction; aeroacoustics and aerodynamics; environmental and geophysical flows; heat and mass transfer; uncertainty quantification and sensitivity analysis; data-driven technique; high-performance and parallel computing
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