Virtual Human Problem-Solving Environments

Ward, Richard C.; Pouchard, Line; Munro, Nancy B.; Fischer, Sarah K.

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“…69 These environments have been specific to their respective fields such as Willetts et al to minimize nuclear waste, 70 Turinsky and Sensen to study disease patterns, 71 and Ward, Pouchard, and Nutaro to model the consequences of a wounded soldier. 72 From an engineering standpoint an ICE will provide a framework for engineering design allowing for models to be created and updated with the associated analysis's reflecting the changes instantaneously. Additionally, feedback is provided to the user enabling them to better understand and explore the environment.…”

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An Overview of Computational Environments for Engineering

Sloan

McCorkle

Bryden

2013

51st AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Including the New Horizons Forum and Aerospace Exposition

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The integrated computational environment has remained some sort of a unicorn since it was first postulated in the 1960's. Some of the most important components to these environments are used in their own stand alone systems such as problem solving environments, model integration frameworks, and virtual environments. Characteristics of these systems have been identified creating a checklist upon which these and other environments can be compared in order to determine the actuality of integrated computational environment. Finally, the future of integrated computational environments are discussed including the ancillary components that will soon be included that create a complete design envelope within one single virtual space. Disciplines Mechanical Engineering CommentsThis is a preprint of a proceeding from the 51st AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, doi:10.2514/6.2013-285. The integrated computational environment has remained some sort of a unicorn since it was first postulated in the 1960's. Some of the most important components to these environments are used in their own stand alone systems such as problem solving environments, model integration frameworks, and virtual environments. Characteristics of these systems have been identified creating a checklist upon which these and other environments can be compared in order to determine the actuality of integrated computational environment. Finally, the future of integrated computational environments are discussed including the ancillary components that will soon be included that create a complete design envelope within one single virtual space.

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