The researchers from the Institute of Numerical Modelling are active not only in science but also in the field of education. They share their experiences with online teaching as well as give advice on passing the centralised exams. Having studies moved to an online environment creates new challenges for the teaching staff and students alike. […]
The Institute of Numerical Modelling and Riga Technical University cooperate with CERN as they offer supercomputer computing power for Covid-19 research. On the 5th of May researcher Kristaps Bergfelds from the Institute of Numerical Modelling, director of Riga Technical University High Performance Computing centrer (hpc.rtu.lv) Lauris Cikovskis, leading researcher from RTU Center of High Energy […]
Even though Latvia is still in a state of emergency, the work in the Institute of Numerical modelling hasn’t stopped – we keep working just as hard as before, but now at a safe distance from one another. We continue to not only work, but are also keeping the traditions alive – we now meet […]
The alumni meeting and seminar to mark the 50th anniversary of the Department of Electrodynamics and Continuum Mechanics has been postponed to the 2nd of October due to COVID-19 outbreak. The Institute of Numerical Modeling has its origins in the Department of Electrodynamics and Continuum Mechanics, established in 1970 at the University of Latvia. More […]
Meet the scientists from the Institute of Numerical Modelling at exhibition “Māja” (“House”) from 12th to 15th March in the exhibition hall “Ķīpsala”. Already on Thursday an international building industry exhibition ( Izstāde “Māja I”) that is one of the largest in the Baltic states, begins. There you’ll have a fantastic chance to meet and […]
On January 31st, the session “Mathematical Methods for Excellence in Research” of the 78th International Scientific Conference of the UL was held, and was organized by the Institute of Numerical Modelling. Modelling of the fluid flow and reactions, data analysis in meteorology and other ongoing research topics were presented by the researchers of our Institute. […]
The Institute of Numerical Modeling has its origins in the Department of Electrodynamics and Continuum Mechanics, established in 1970 at the University of Latvia. More than 250 professionals that have received specialized training at the department since its inception are working in many countries around the world, including USA, Germany, Sweden, Israel, Canada, etc. Most […]
On December 30th, 2019 rector magnificus of the University of Latvia signed the order to form the Institute of Numerical Modelling (INM) under the Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry. The Institute is based on the Laboratory for Mathematical Modeling of Environmental and Technological Processes, established in 1994, which has grown radically over 25 years […]
Most likely, each of us has been in a situation where we have admired the achievements of someone truly outstanding – whether it be the subtle knowledge of music, the subtle ingredient that needs to be added for a meal to become a work of art, or simply the right word at the right time […]
Present the Present: FiMar for Web is a free, dynamic downstream coastal service for oceanography and marine meteorology for the Baltic Sea. The user may model the drift trajectories of objects of interest in a virtual environment. The service provides the present state, a one week hindcast and a two-day forecast, updated 4 times per […]
