08:30
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REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS
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09:00
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CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS
Simon Quinn, Director of the Research Institute for Industry, University of Southampton
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09:10
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
REVIEWING THE SIMULATION TOOLS AND SYSTEMS IN USE AND THE FUTURE ROADMAP
Omer Ozkirimli, Technical Lead – Machining Dynamics, AMRC
John Winskill, Senior Manager – Advanced Programmes – Director Modelling and Simulation, Boeing
- Assessing what systems and toolsets are available and what is still needed
- Discussing where systems are today, where they have come from and where they need to be
- Reviewing the timelines for new systems to be available and usable
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OPTIMISATION AND INTEGRATION
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09:40
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EFFECTIVELY INTEGRATING MULTI-DISCIPLINARY SIMULATIONS ACROSS LEGACY AND COMMERCIAL PLATFORMS
Akin Keskin, Chief Of Virtual Engine Design Systems, Rolls-Royce
- Understanding what trade-offs have to be made between disciplines and how this can be achieved
- Assessing the ability to link different simulation software that is not designed to communicate
- Discussing the best balance between automation and expert intervention
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10:05
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QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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10:10
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NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK
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10:40
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
OPTIMISATION: ASSESSING HOW SIMULATIONS CAN BE RUN MORE EFFICIENTLY AND QUICKLY WITHOUT AN IMPACT ON EFFECTIVENESS
Henry Clarke, Development Engineering Manager – Simulation And Modelling Group, Cobham
Akin Keskin, Chief Of Virtual Engine Design Systems, Rolls-Royce
- Effectively optimising the simulation methods and models rather than upgrading technology and hardware
- Ensuring technology and hardware is in sync for an optimised solution
- Assessing what is being captured, what features are relevant and what is important
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11:10
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UTILISING SIMULATION TO OPTIMISE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
Henry Clarke, Development Engineering Manager – Simulation And Modelling Group, Cobham
- Understanding the potential for simulation to reduce costs
- Determining the break-even point for using simulation as opposed to traditional methods
- Assessing the benefits of simulation versus traditional methods
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VALIDATION AND TESTING
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11:35
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VALIDATION: DETERMINING THE RIGHT LEVEL OF FIDELITY AND ACCURACY AT THE RIGHT STAGE OF SIMULATION
Sanjiv Sharma, Expert for Modelling and Simulation Methods and Tools, Airbus
- Assessing if large simulations are always needed to be run at all times or if they can be minimised for quicker processing at different stages
- Determining what features to include, their importance and if they are required
- Understanding how to deal with assumptions being made in simulation
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12:00
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ADDRESSING THE RISE OF COMPLEXITY WITH SIMULATION FROM THE COMPONENT TO THE SYSTEM
Renzo Piazzesi, Technical Engineer, ANSYS
- Improving energy efficiency, reducing environmental impact and maintaining safety are spurring innovation in aerospace
- Meeting innovation drivers is resulting in increasingly complex, often software driven systems
- Highlighting how the transportation sector is leading the way in terms of product quality and revenue objectives by integrating simulation from the component to the system
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12:25
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QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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12:40
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NETWORKING LUNCH
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13:40
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REVIEWING HOW REPRESENTATIVE SIMULATIONS CAN BE OF REAL WORLD SCENARIOS
John Winskill, Senior Manager – Advanced Programmes – Director Modelling and Simulation, Boeing
- Assessing how representative validation tests for simulations are of real world scenarios and variables
- Understanding how to validate the article, the method, the loads and other variables before validating the simulation itself
- Analysing the impact variations in size, speed and other variables have on validation and the overall result
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14:05
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QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYTICS
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14:10
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
DATA ANALYTICS: DATA AND ANALYTICS IN SIMULATION AND MODELLING
Omer Ozkirimli, Technical Lead – Machining Dynamics, AMRC
Sanjiv Sharma, Expert for Modelling and Simulation Methods and Tools, Airbus
- Determining if all data being created is required and fit for purpose
- Reviewing system ability to share, read, understand and utilise data effectively and efficiently now and in the future
- Effectively storing, processing, visualising and extracting the right data at the right time
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14:40
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NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK
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15:10
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MODEL BASED SYSTEM ENGINEERING: THE PROCESS AND POSSIBILITY FOR CREATING INDEPENDENT MODELS FOR FUTURE PROOF SIMULATION
Roy Kalawsky, Director of Advanced VR Research Centre – The Centre for Virtual Engineering, Loughborough University
- Determining the need to future proof software and ensure forward compatibility
- Understanding the process of creating independent models through Model Based System Engineering
- Assessing the benefits of model based system engineering for engineers
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SIMULATION OF ADDITIVES
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15:35
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BEST PRACTICES FOR SIMULATING ADDITIVE LAYERS AND COMPOSITES
Miroslav Stojkovic, Engineering Capability Manager, National Composite Centre UK
- Assessing material properties and the information available for additive layers and composites
- Understanding how the properties are altered during processing and formation and the impact this has on simulation
- Best solutions for validating and verifying the simulations
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16:00
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QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
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16:10
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ADVANCED SIMULATION AND MODELLING ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS:
Facilitators Include:
Omer Ozkirimli, AMRC; Roy Kalawsky, Loughborough University; Henry Clarke, Cobham
Attendees will have the opportunity to join a number of thought-provoking roundtable discussions led by the presenters. Pre-registration will be available for the discussions, spaces for which will be limited and served on a first come, first served basis. Topics include:
- Simulating New Components With Limited Test Data
- Data Management: Getting The Right Data At The Right Time
- Current Toolsets And Systems – What Has And Hasn’t Worked
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17:00
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ROUNDTABLE FEEDBACK
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17:20
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CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS
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17:30
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END OF CONFERENCE
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