A distributed object approach to multidisciplinary analysis of aerospace vehicles

Dovi, Augustine R.; Su, Philip; Murthy, T. Sreekanta

doi:10.2514/6.2000-4898

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“…The real power of remote processing using Java was not realized for several years after the 1996 Becker prototype. By the 8th MA&O in 2000, Dovi describes using packages like CORBA and RMI to provide parallel processing utilities 33 . At the same conference, Alzubbi reviews the state of the art and discusses a framework called VADOR 34 .…”

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Multidisciplinary Environments: A History of Engineering Framework Development

Padula¹,

Gillian²

2006

11th AIAA/ISSMO Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization Conference

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This paper traces the history of engineering frameworks and their use by Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO) practitioners. The approach is to reference papers that have been presented at one of the ten previous Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization (MA&O) conferences. By limiting the search to MA&O papers, the authors can (1) identify the key ideas that led to general purpose MDO frameworks and (2) uncover roadblocks that delayed the development of these ideas. The authors make no attempt to assign credit for revolutionary ideas or to assign blame for missed opportunities. Rather, the goal is to trace the various threads of computer architecture and software framework research and to observe how these threads contributed to the commercial framework products available today. Nomenclature

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confidence: 99%