Integration of a CAD System Into an MDO Framework

Integration of a CAD System Into an MDO Framework

NASA Langley has developed a heterogeneous distributed computing environment, called the Framework for Inter-disciplinary Design Optimization, or FIDO. Its purpose has been to demonstrate framework technical feasibility and usefulness for optimizing the preliminary design of complex systems and to p...

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