Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Aviation is a dynamic sector necessary for international economic growth and social development.
While it is a necessity, there are also growing concerns about climate change.With the launch of the European Union´s 2050 climate-neutral policy, now more than ever, the scientific community and the aeronautical industry must work together to protect the environment and safeguard our health and quality of life.
NextSim - the Next Generation of Industrial Aerodynamic Simulation Code - is a collaborative project that brings together top researchers and industry from Europe to increase the capabilities of current Computational Fluid Dynamics tools for aeronautical design by re-engineering them for extreme-scale parallel computing platforms, which will help to improve the design of aircraft to make them lighter, quieter, and more fuel-efficient, resulting in less greenhouse gas emissions.
NextSim is preparing simulations to run efficiently on the next generation of European supercomputers - the pre-exascale and exascale machines - so that results can be gathered faster and more accurately.
The target is to achieve a rapid design cycle that will be adopted in the aircraft manufacturing process.
NextSim, improving aircraft design and making an impact in the aeronautical industry.
Aviation is a dynamic sector necessary for international economic growth and social development.
While it is a necessity, there are also growing concerns about climate change.With the launch of the European Union´s 2050 climate-neutral policy, now more than ever, the scientific community and the aeronautical industry must work together to protect the environment and safeguard our health and quality of life.
NextSim - the Next Generation of Industrial Aerodynamic Simulation Code - is a collaborative project that brings together top researchers and industry from Europe to increase the capabilities of current Computational Fluid Dynamics tools for aeronautical design by re-engineering them for extreme-scale parallel computing platforms, which will help to improve the design of aircraft to make them lighter, quieter, and more fuel-efficient, resulting in less greenhouse gas emissions.
NextSim is preparing simulations to run efficiently on the next generation of European supercomputers - the pre-exascale and exascale machines - so that results can be gathered faster and more accurately.
The target is to achieve a rapid design cycle that will be adopted in the aircraft manufacturing process.
NextSim, improving aircraft design and making an impact in the aeronautical industry.
