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Fluid dynamical models preceded the first heavy ion accelerator experiments,and led to the main trend of this research since then. In recent years fluiddynamical processes became a dominant direction of research in high energyheavy ion reactions. The Quark-gluon Plasma formed in these reactions has lowviscosity, which leads to significant fluctuations and turbulent instabilities.One has to study and separate these two effects, but this is not done yet in asystematic way. Here we present a few selected points of the earlydevelopments, the most interesting collective flow instabilities, theirorigins, their possible ways of detection and separation form randomfluctuations arising from different origins, among these the most studied isthe randomness of the initial configuration in the transverse plane.

Collective Flow Global Collective Flow in Heavy Ion Reactions from the Beginnings to the Future