Dynamic-Data-Driven Real-Time Computational Mechanics Environment

Abstract. The proliferation of sensor networks in various areas of technology has enabled real-time behavioral monitoring of various physical systems in various length and time scales. The opportunity to use these data dynamically for improving speed, accuracy, and general performance of predictive behavior modeling simulation is of paramount importance. The present paper identifies enabling modeling methods and computational strategies that are critical for achieving real-time simulation response of very large and complex systems. It also discusses our choices of these technologies in the context of sample multidisciplinary computational mechanics applications.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2004
• Where: ICCS
• Authors: John Michopoulos, Charbel Farhat, Elias N. Houstis
• Keywords: Behavior Modeling Simulation, ICCS 2004, Real-time Behavioral Monitoring, Various Physical Systems