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  1. 2020 Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering (CAASE20)

    2020 Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering (CAASE20) Missed the Live Virtual Conference? Not to worry. All of the conference presentations, with the exception of training courses, are still available on the virtual conference platform until mid-July 2020. During this time, we will be migrating all of the content over to the NAFEMS Resource Center to ensure NAFEMS members will have access to all of the excellent contributions delivered during this event. NAFEMS Americas and Digital Engineering (DE) teamed up ( once again ) to present CAASE, the ( now Virtual ) Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering, on June 16-18, 2020! CAASE20 brought together...more

  2. How do we manage ES Digital Twins across a fleet of physical assets?

    This presentation has been held at the NAFEMS ASSESS Summit 2024 , on the 5th and 6th of March, 2024....more

  3. What the Codes Say

    What the Codes Say ... with respect to fatigue. The purpose of this section is not to try and conclude that any one code is better than another - rather, the goal is to provide diverse insight and understanding into DBA fatigue practice. This section discusses the following DBA standards and while the reader may decide to focus on a particular code of interest, it is recommended that the opportunity is taken to develop a breadth of understanding (to some extent) of all: PD5500 ASME VIII Div2 ASME III (brief mention) EN13445 Some other fatigue relevant standards and guidance, is also highlighted: BS 7608 BS 7910 In the Codes of Practice / DBA in Action section of the course, attention is...more

  4. Model-Based Enterprise: Achieving Lasting Value from MBD and MBE

    Model-Based Enterprise: Achieving Lasting Value from MBD and MBE NAFEMS-INCOSE Systems Modeling & Simulation WG holds its 76th Community meeting on May 26, 2026 at 11am CT. A​ccess the Zoom meeting hosted by INCOSE Welcome and Introduction – Peter Coleman, Chair SMSWG & Frank Popielas, Co-Chair SMSWG Model-Based Enterprise: Achieving Lasting Value from MBD and MBE – Bryan Fischer, President of Advantage MBE LLC Model-Based Definition (MBD), Model-Based Enterprise (MBE), and related model-based approaches are often approached from the point of view of how we work today. From this perspective, many approaches and implementations fall short of the mark and do not achieve the value that a new,...more

  5. Unlocking the Potential of Simulation and Modelling in your Organization

    The NAFEMS UK Conference 2022 (NRC22 UK) took place in Milton Keynes on June 7th & 8th bringing end-users, developers, academics and industrialists together in one, independent gathering, the conference will feature several outstanding invited presentations, technical tracks, training courses and workshops under one roof. There is no other independent, technically focused event covering engineering analysis, modelling and simulation The NRC22 UK brought together all those involved in analysis and simulation from every corner of industry and academia, giving an opportunity to advance their knowledge, give their organisation a competitive advantage, and be part of improving the technology itself....more

  6. Promoting HPC for the Benefit of UK Industry

    Presentation made by A. Jones at the NAFEMS UK Seminar "Improving High Performance Computing (HPC) Adoption in Engineering Simulation" that was held in Manchester, UK on the 10th of February 2016. Seminar Description In recent years, a new business cliche has emerged: "To out compute is to out compete". In essence, the use of high performance computers for engineering simulation can help speed up design turnaround times, reduce time to market and increase competitiveness. The purpose of this seminar was to help promote the adoption of high performance computing throughout the engineering supply chain, from independent consultants to SMEs and large firms....more

  7. Electrification in CAE

    This presentation was made at the NAFEMS Americas Conference "Simulation in the Automotive Industry: Creating the Next Generation Vehicle" held on the 16-18 March 2021. The automotive engineering community is now confronting the largest technology transformation since its inception. The demand to manufacture cleaner, safer, and smarter vehicles, along with providing an overall enhanced driving and ride experience, has never been higher. As a result, engineering teams must discover, evaluate, and successfully implement leading-edge technology and methods to produce reliable, effective results. Hence, the challenges for automotive engineers are enormous and require a significant increase in the...more

  8. code_aster, towards massive parallelism

    This presentation was made at the NAFEMS 2018 French Regional Conference held in Paris. Numerical simulation: performance engineering - state of the art practices and industrial impact....more

  9. Generation of Modal Map Using Reduced Order Full System NVH Model

    The introduction of newer technologies, like powertrain electrification, active suspension, and driver assist modules (ADAS components), has made vehicle architecture more complex than ever. The ever-increasing need to bring these new technologies faster to market has led to a reduction in the automotive product development cycle. The manufacturers introduce new technologies in stages to facilitate market transition. This leads to hybridization in products and a need for variant management in vehicle platforms, for example carlines can have powertrain variants such as Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) or Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV). These result in complex...more

  10. It's Not All AI, Not Even Close – The Business of Simulation

    It’s fair to say that artificial intelligence andmachine learning—and the process modeling, IPgovernance, and data-center challenges theybring—will continue to occupy significant bandwidthin the coming year, both in the media and in ourtechnical discussions. What we mustn’t do,however, is lose sight of everything else happeningin simulation and design. Here are a few of thetopics I’m most often asked about, and what I seehappening as we enter 2026. This article appeared in the January 2026 Issue of BENCHMARK....more

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