The role and application of data base management in integrated computer-aided design

Blackburn, C. L.; Storaasli, Olaf O.; Fulton, Robert E.

doi:10.2514/3.44934

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“…Modification of application programs was not made to use the database for programs internal data organization needs. Blackburn, Storaasli and Fulton (1982) in another paper demonstrate the use of a relational database in engineering applications.…”

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confidence: 97%

Database Design Methodology and Database Management System for Computer-Aided Structural Design Optimization.

Murthy¹,

Arora²

1984

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Section: A Survey Of Literaturementioning

confidence: 97%

Database Design Methodology and Database Management System for Computer-Aided Structural Design Optimization.

Murthy¹,

Arora²

1984

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“…The general data structures and program architecture were also presented, together with the issues regarding implementation and deployment. In 1983, Blackburn et al [13] described a relational database (RDB) management system for computer-based integrated design, including application to the analysis of various structures to demonstrate and evaluate the ability of RDB system to store, retrieve, query, modify, and manipulate data. These papers emphasized the importance of centralized data management for large-scale computing.…”

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“…The hierarchical approach and the network approach are the 7 traditional means of organizing data and their relationships. The relational model has been adopted in several finite element programs [13,15,16]. The object-oriented approach is the foundation for many object-oriented database management systems, such as EXODUS [17], which is an extensible database system to facilitate the fast development of high-performance, application-specific database systems.…”

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An engineering data access system for a finite element program

Peng

Liu

Law

2003

Advances in Engineering Software

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This paper describes a prototype implementation of an engineering data access system for a finite element analysis program. The system incorporates a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) database as the backend to store selected analysis results; and the Internet is utilized as the communication channel to access the analysis results. The objective of using an engineering database is to provide the users the needed engineering information from readily accessible sources in a ready-to-use format for further manipulation. Three key issues regarding the engineering data access system are discussed, including data modeling, data representation, and data retrieval. The engineering data access system gives great flexibility and extendibility to the data management in finite element programs and can provide additional features to enhance the applicability of finite element analysis software.

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Data Pooling Analysis Based on Fatigue Reliability Data-Base

Nakayasu

1985

Probabilistic Methods in the Mechanics of Solids and Structures

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The role and application of data base management in integrated computer-aided design

Cited by 15 publications

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Database Design Methodology and Database Management System for Computer-Aided Structural Design Optimization.

Database Design Methodology and Database Management System for Computer-Aided Structural Design Optimization.

An engineering data access system for a finite element program

Data Pooling Analysis Based on Fatigue Reliability Data-Base

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