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Collaborative Metamodeling: Coordinating Simulation-based Product Design
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@MISC{Husslage_collaborativemetamodeling:,
author = {Bart Husslage and Edwin Van Dam and Dick Den Hertog and Peter Stehouwer and Erwin Stinstra and Bart Husslage and Edwin Van Dam and Dick Den Hertog and Peter Stehouwer and Erwin Stinstra},
title = {Collaborative Metamodeling: Coordinating Simulation-based Product Design},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Abstract: High-tech products, like automobiles and aircrafts, consist of many components. To evaluate component designs, simulation tools are frequently used. However, component complexity often results in very large simulation times, so the number of evaluated designs is limited. Further, relations among components make the design of the final product a very hard task that can only be accomplished by a proper coordination of all the simulation tools. The first part of this paper gives a framework to deal with simulation-based product design for cases where there are multiple coupled simulation tools and large simulation times. We call our approach Collaborative Metamodeling (CMM). The CMM approach focuses on the construction of metamodels for components, in order to gain insight in the behavior of components and the final product. This knowledge is used in finding an optimal and robust product design. The second part of this paper deals with the coordination of simulation tools. Therefore, we define three coordination methods: Parallel
Keyphrases
simulation tool collaborative metamodeling coordinating simulation-based product design final product large simulation time second part first part coordination method robust product design proper coordination component design many component component complexity hard task approach collaborative metamodeling cmm approach multiple coupled simulation tool high-tech product simulation-based product design evaluated design
