Objectives
The International Symposium on Flow Visualization provides a forum for presenting and discussing methods that make fluid-flow phenomena observable, measurable and interpretable.
ISFV22 will highlight the integration of classical visualization methods, advanced optical diagnostics, image-based measurements, computational methods and data-driven approaches. The symposium welcomes contributions from researchers, engineers, PhD students and industry professionals working across fundamental and applied fluid mechanics.
Heritage
1977 – 2027 · Celebrating 50 years
Since its first edition in Tokyo in 1977, the International Symposium on Flow Visualization has gathered the flow-visualization community across the world every two to three years. From Tokyo 1977 to Madrid 2027, ISFV22 celebrates half a century of the symposium:
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Host institution
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is a young, research-intensive public university founded in 1989 and consistently ranked among the world's leading universities of its age. It has a strong international orientation, with a wide range of programs taught in English and a dense network of academic and industrial partnerships across Europe and beyond.
The Department of Aerospace Engineering covers the main areas of aeronautics and space engineering and holds the María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence distinction, awarded to only a handful of university departments in Spain. The two ISFV22 conference chairs, Andrea Ianiro and Stefano Discetti, are full professors in the department, where the Experimental Aerodynamics and Propulsion Lab works on experimental fluid mechanics, particle image velocimetry, infrared thermography, reduced-order modeling and machine learning — expertise that provides a natural home for ISFV22.
