Category: Modeling a Simulation

Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Engineering Sciences

Demand Papers: Data Assimilation in Computational Mechanics – Recent Advances and New Trends

Using experimental data in colaboration with simulation models is becoming anactive research subject. Indeed, new experimental facilities (for example digital image/volume correlation (DIC/DVC)) now enable to gather a sizable and diversified quantity of data, which enables you to identify and validate complex models, in order to enhance predictions produced by simulations tools. In addition, data and models are increasingly more intertwined to enhance understanding in applications coping with structural health monitoring and control for example, with potential real-time dialogue between simulators and connected physical systems (e.g., the DDDAS concept). However, many challenges coping with data filtering, computational cost, or statistical sturdiness have to be addressed to be able to incorporate data efficiently. Continue reading “Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Engineering Sciences”

Analysis Modeling and Simulation Overview FHWA

Background

FHWA and it is Condition and native agency partners have trusted analysis, modeling, and simulation (AMS) to aid investment decisions for that transportation system. Because the transportation system atmosphere grows in complexity, growing pressure is positioned on agencies to recognize more innovative and efficient methods to an array of issues. These solutions include leveraging emerging technologies, data sources, and alternative (non-traditional) strategies. AMS tools continuously play a vital role in evaluating these solutions. Actually, the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act dictates utilizing AMS tools “;to the maximum and many economically achievable extent practicable” to evaluate highway and public transit projects.As transportation solutions be sophisticated and sophisticated, corresponding AMS tools will have to evolve AMS tools must have the ability to effectively and fully evaluate the advantages of suggested solutions.

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