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Accession Number:

AD1049678

Title:

Mobility Research for Future Vehicles: A Methodology to Create a Unified Trade-Off Environment for Advanced Aerospace Vehicle

Author(s):

• Collins, Kyle
• Ahn, Bruce
• Bouchard, Etienne D.
• Bavaro, Daniel
• Armstrong, Ryan
• Smith, Andrew
• Odey, Ada
• Mavris, Dimitri

Author Organization(s):

• Aerospace Design Laboratory

Report Date:

2016-11-15

Abstract:

The development and implementation of advanced aerospace vehicles is an endeavor that can potentially affect long term aviation operations and future system capabilities for several decades. Selecting the best vehicle configuration(s) requires a thorough understanding of the capabilities and life-cycle considerations required by the end user, the vehicles full spectrum operations, as well as technologies impacting both operational needs and system performance. The fundamental goal of the proposed effort involves using the Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory (ASDL) established expertise in the fields of decision support and advanced vehicle modeling and simulation (M and S) to develop an innovative trade-off environment for advanced vehicle concepts exploration.

Document Type:

Conference:

Journal:

Pages:

97

File Size:

3.45MB

Contracts:

Grants:

Descriptors:

• genetic algorithms
• systems engineering
• artificial intelligence
• failure mode and effect analysis
• airframes
• artificial neural networks
• computational science
• delphi method
• industrial engineering
• maintenance
• aircrafts
• algorithms
• ceramic matrix composites
• aircraft equipment
• composite materials
• heuristic methods
• reliability
• environment
• machine learning
• management personnel

Identifiers:

• Rotorcraft
• tradespace
• conceptual design
• forecasting
• surrogate model
• interactive trade-off
• discrete event
• use case
• maintenance model
• operations model
• Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory

SubjectCategory:

• Aviation Technology

Communities of Interest:

• Energy and Power Technologies

Distribution Statement:

Approved For Public Release

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