Simulation Process & Data Management Community Meeting

A web-based Framework for Efficient Sharing of Simulation and Test Data

Tuesday 27th January 2026 | Online

16:00 (London) | 17:00 (Berlin)
08:00 (Los Angeles) | 11:00 (New York)

In the rapidly evolving landscape of computer-aided engineering (CAE), the efficient management and accessibility of simulation and test data remains a persistent challenge. Traditional approaches often require stakeholders to navigate multiple specialized software platforms, manage complex installation procedures, and contend with static reports that fail to capture the full complexity of engineering analyses.

This presentation demonstrates an innovative web-based framework where data is shared and visualized across engineering teams in interactive html dashboards.

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Details

Event Type	Technical Community Event
Event Date	27 Jan 2026 08:00 (Los Angeles) \| 11:00 (New York) 16:00 (London) \| 17:00 (Berlin)

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About the presenter

Marianthi Dimoliani

Marianthi earned her MEng in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Thessaloniki and later completed an MSc in Gas Turbine Technology at Cranfield University. Since 2022, she has been a dedicated member of BETA CAE Systems SA, now part of Cadence, specializing in Simulation Process and Data Management. Her work spans product development, technical support, and presales activities, with a particular focus on web-dashboarding solutions for CAE and test data.