Distributed design coordination

Whitfield, Robert Ian; Duffy, Alex H. B.; Coates, Graham; Hills, W

doi:10.1007/s00163-002-0021-1

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“…No artigo de Eppinger (1994), por exemplo, chegam seis citações, provenientes de O'Donnell (2002);Whitfield (2002);Pektas (2006). Observa--se que de um artigo mais recente de Bonjour (2010) parte uma citação direta para Eppinger (1994) e uma citação em direção a Browning (2002), que segue para Ahmadi (2001) e deste, finalmente, para Eppinger (1994).…”

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Aspectos Da Gestão De Design Abordados Em Artigos: Uma Análise Bibliométrica

Lorenzini¹,

Libânio²,

Amaral³

2014

Anais Do 11º Congresso Brasileiro De Pesquisa E Desenvolvimento Em Design

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Aspectos Da Gestão De Design Abordados Em Artigos: Uma Análise Bibliométrica

Lorenzini¹,

Libânio²,

Amaral³

2014

Anais Do 11º Congresso Brasileiro De Pesquisa E Desenvolvimento Em Design

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“…The relationship can be defined before design or mined from law of change influence between components. For the implement approach of engineering change, a parameter-based approach is presented which focused on building up the network of the parameters relationship between different models [12,13]. By the parameter network, design knowledge could be possibly accumulated for implement design change propagation.…”

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A “Model to Model” Collaborative Perception Methodology for Distributed Design

Wan

et al. 2014

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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To solve the problem of collaborative engineering changes of models distributed in heterogeneous design platforms, a "model to model" perception methodology is proposed in this paper. A self-management collaborative architecture is presented by peer to peer architecture and multiagent system. The network addresses correlation between heterogeneous platforms is built up by the perception router ontology. In the same way, the correlation between design models is described by the feature relation ontology. The design changes are encapsulated by the model modification ontology. Along with the ontology above, the design change search method is devised to catch the geometric changes; the influence search method is proposed to discover the influenced design feature and the design change adapting method is used to preserve the correlation coherence after perception. Through the work, the conventional design perception mode among designers has transformed into direct perception among models instead.

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“…The emphasis of the VIP is not only on co-ordinating the access and use of the data, but also in co-ordinating the tasks within the design process. This dual layered co-ordination is needed in order to prevent either the access to data, or the actions of the users of the data from being chaotic [21]. The inclusion of optimisation techniques within the VIP allows these various CFD techniques to be used to: improve stability and lower motion; improve energy efficiency through the reduction of resistance; reduce cavitation, vibration and noise through improved propeller design; and improve the accuracy to which manoeuvring could be calculated.…”

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A collaborative platform for integrating and optimising Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis requests

Whitfield

Duffy

Gatchell

et al. 2012

Computer-Aided Design

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Distributed design coordination

Cited by 41 publications

References 15 publications

Aspectos Da Gestão De Design Abordados Em Artigos: Uma Análise Bibliométrica

Aspectos Da Gestão De Design Abordados Em Artigos: Uma Análise Bibliométrica

A “Model to Model” Collaborative Perception Methodology for Distributed Design

A collaborative platform for integrating and optimising Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis requests

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