Rapid Simulation Development For Concurrent Engineering

Fritzen, Peter; Plas, Peter van der

doi:10.2514/6.2006-5912

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“…Portability and data exchange between the simulations are major issues and make the evaluation of cross-domain dependencies very difficult. Recent initiatives, such as European Space Agency's (ESA) SimVis project [4] and German Aerospace Center's (DLR) Virtual Satellite initiative [5] aim to establish overall system simulations during the early system design phase in order to evaluate system performance.…”

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Collaborative Development of a Space System Simulation Model

Schaus

Großekatthofer

Lüdtke

et al. 2011

2011 IEEE 20th International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises

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Modeling and simulation is a powerful method to evaluate the design of a space system. Simulation models represent valuable knowledge and require considerable time and effort for their development. Means for reuse should be taken into account from the beginning of model creation. This paper presents a collaborative model development process, which creates prerequisite information for successful reuse of simulation models. It introduces a knowledge model and proposes reviewed documentation at each step in the process. These pieces of documentation enable successive reuse at different levels. The modeling process was evaluated by creating a system simulation of the OOV-TET-1 satellite including three satellite subsystems, dynamics, kinematics, and space environment. Furthermore, the organization of models and their documentation artifacts is crucial in order to search, find, and reuse models across project partners and across projects. The paper suggests a flexible model database that suits the special requirements of typical space projects and large research organizations.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Collaborative Development of a Space System Simulation Model

Schaus

Großekatthofer

Lüdtke

et al. 2011

2011 IEEE 20th International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises

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“…A detailed overview of SimVis components and architecture 0I Edit imtLinkTo Vie T661 § MoMfind SiIulaiGh HfIp is i v en in [2 ] . is ap er cen trate im is a p l i c a t i o features that are of interest for spacecraft engineers.…”

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