History of the Lab
The Modeling & Simulation Lab was established in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics
at Northern Arizona University in Spring 1999. Located in the Adel Mathematics Building on the
Flagstaff campus of NAU, the lab is staffed by students and faculty with expertise in
mathematical modeling, computer programming, statistical modeling and project design.
The goal of the lab is to provide students with research opportunities to solve real-world
problems using modeling and simulation approaches.
We design and develop mathematical models and simulations for real-world problems.
We provide mathematical and statistical support for modeling and simulation projects.
Current Projects
Grand Canyon: River Trip Simulator Project (Fall 1998 - ongoing)
Numerical Code for Partial Differential Equations (Fall 1999 - ongoing)
Graphical User Interface for Numerical Algorithms (Fall 1999 - ongoing)
Eigenfunction Flows and Newton's Method (Spring 2001 - ongoing)
Previous Projects
Grand Canyon: Beach Capacity Study (Fall 1999)
NAU Course Rotation Project for the Department of History (Spring 2000)
Grand Canyon: Low Summer Steady Flow Project (Summer 2000 - Spring 2001)
NAU Space Allocation Project (Fall 1999 - Spring 2001)
Modeling Star Formation with Ellliptic PDE (Fall 2000 - Spring 2001)
Student Workers
| Student Name | Major | Project Title | Funding | Faculty Mentor |
| None | at | present |
Contact Information
Telephone 928-523-6889
FAX 520-523-5847
Adel Math Bldg, Osborne Drive
P.O. Box 5717
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5717
Electronic mail General Information: John.Neuberger@nau.edu
