Distributed workflows for multi-physics applications in aeronautics

Author

Nguyên, Toàn ; Désidéri, Jean-Antoine ; Périaux, Jacques

Author_Institution

INRIA, St. Ismier

fYear

2008

Firstpage

600

Lastpage

605

Abstract

The industry requires innovative technologies to support the numeric design and simulation of manufactured products in order to reduce time to market delays and improve the performance of the products and the efficiency of the industries in the global competitive market. Innovation also requires advanced tools to support the design of new products. For example, remote teams are working collaboratively on the preliminary design of future aircraft that will be "safer, quieter, cleaner", and environmentally friendly by 2020. The automotive industry has similar concerns. The telecom industries (e.g., mobile phones design) and nuclear power plant design face large-scale multi- physics simulation and optimization challenges. This paper suggests that distributed workflows running on computational grids are adequate to support their application needs.

Keywords

CAD/CAM; aerospace industry; aerospace simulation; aircraft; grid computing; innovation management; production engineering computing; workflow management software; aeronautics; aircraft; distributed workflows; innovation; manufactured products; multi-physics applications; Aircraft; Automotive engineering; Collaborative work; Delay effects; Manufactured products; Manufacturing industries; Numerical simulation; Product design; Technological innovation; Time to market; Grids; Mufti-physics Design; Workflows;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design, 2008. CSCWD 2008. 12th International Conference on

Conference_Location

Xi´an

Print_ISBN

978-1-4244-1650-9

Electronic_ISBN

978-1-4244-1651-6

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/CSCWD.2008.4537046

Filename

4537046