Green rotorcraft - GRC1 - Innovative Rotor Blades - IPAS2011cleanskyju
The document summarizes the objectives and activities of the GRC1 sub-project, which aims to develop active and passive technologies to reduce rotor noise and fuel consumption for helicopters. The sub-project involves partners from academia, SMEs, rotorcraft OEMs, and research institutions. Key technologies under development include active twist blades using piezoelectric actuators, optimized passive blade designs, and active Gurney flaps to modify blade aerodynamics for improved efficiency or noise reduction. Full-scale demonstration and testing of these technologies is planned.
The document provides an overview of the requirements and processes needed to successfully pass Preliminary Design Review (PDR) and Key Decision Point C (KDP C) under NASA Procedural Requirements 7120.5D. It first discusses categorizing a project based on cost and complexity to determine the appropriate decision authority and governing documents. It then outlines the phases of formulation and implementation in the project lifecycle and the major reviews and decision gates including PDR, which provides approval to proceed to implementation phases. Examples from the Juno project are given to demonstrate how to address the requirements to have a successful PDR while still accomplishing the primary work.
1. SAIC and ePM used simulation techniques to model and optimize the manufacturing process for the Upper Stage Simulator for the Ares I-X rocket.
2. The simulation results showed that the manufacturing process is highly sensitive to the number of fabricators and welders, and recommended a baseline of 8 fabricators and 6 welders per shift.
3. The investigation of non-destructive inspection factors found that the manufacturing process duration is most impacted by the defect rate during inspections. Higher defect rates significantly increase the overall duration.
The document discusses leveraging global talent for effective software development agility. It describes challenges with distributed teams including proprietary data restrictions, time shifts, and cultural differences. It emphasizes finding and fixing defects early through testing strategies and automation. Outsourcing can work when partners are treated judiciously. Contact information is provided for further discussion.
The document discusses project management at NASA. It provides definitions of projects and project management, and traces the evolution of project management from ancient times to the present. It also discusses frameworks for classifying projects based on their complexity, novelty, and pace. Specifically, it introduces the NCTP model for distinguishing project types and analyzing which project management approach is optimal. It analyzes examples like the Denver airport and space shuttle projects using this framework. Finally, it considers some limitations of current project management approaches.
Engineered Resilient Systems, overview and status, 31 october 2011RNeches
The document discusses the need for Engineered Resilient Systems (ERS) to address challenges in developing systems that are affordable, effective, and adaptable. It outlines three key goals for ERS: (1) enabling affordable engineering via less rework; (2) ensuring effectiveness via better informed design decisions; and (3) facilitating adaptability through design and testing for a wider range of missions. It also identifies technical gaps in areas like system representation and modeling, characterizing changing operational environments, and enabling cross-domain coupling between different models. The overall aim is to develop technologies that allow systems to be engineered, analyzed, and adapted more quickly across their lifecycles.
The document introduces the NASA Engineering Network (NEN), which was created by the Office of the Chief Engineer to be a knowledge management system connecting NASA's engineering community and resources. The NEN integrates various tools like a content management system, search engine, and collaboration tools. It provides access to key knowledge bases like the NASA Lessons Learned database and engineering databases. The NEN is working to expand by adding more communities, disciplines, and knowledge repositories.
Green rotorcraft - GRC1 - Innovative Rotor Blades - IPAS2011cleanskyju
The document summarizes the objectives and activities of the GRC1 sub-project, which aims to develop active and passive technologies to reduce rotor noise and fuel consumption for helicopters. The sub-project involves partners from academia, SMEs, rotorcraft OEMs, and research institutions. Key technologies under development include active twist blades using piezoelectric actuators, optimized passive blade designs, and active Gurney flaps to modify blade aerodynamics for improved efficiency or noise reduction. Full-scale demonstration and testing of these technologies is planned.
The document provides an overview of the requirements and processes needed to successfully pass Preliminary Design Review (PDR) and Key Decision Point C (KDP C) under NASA Procedural Requirements 7120.5D. It first discusses categorizing a project based on cost and complexity to determine the appropriate decision authority and governing documents. It then outlines the phases of formulation and implementation in the project lifecycle and the major reviews and decision gates including PDR, which provides approval to proceed to implementation phases. Examples from the Juno project are given to demonstrate how to address the requirements to have a successful PDR while still accomplishing the primary work.
1. SAIC and ePM used simulation techniques to model and optimize the manufacturing process for the Upper Stage Simulator for the Ares I-X rocket.
2. The simulation results showed that the manufacturing process is highly sensitive to the number of fabricators and welders, and recommended a baseline of 8 fabricators and 6 welders per shift.
3. The investigation of non-destructive inspection factors found that the manufacturing process duration is most impacted by the defect rate during inspections. Higher defect rates significantly increase the overall duration.
The document discusses leveraging global talent for effective software development agility. It describes challenges with distributed teams including proprietary data restrictions, time shifts, and cultural differences. It emphasizes finding and fixing defects early through testing strategies and automation. Outsourcing can work when partners are treated judiciously. Contact information is provided for further discussion.
The document discusses project management at NASA. It provides definitions of projects and project management, and traces the evolution of project management from ancient times to the present. It also discusses frameworks for classifying projects based on their complexity, novelty, and pace. Specifically, it introduces the NCTP model for distinguishing project types and analyzing which project management approach is optimal. It analyzes examples like the Denver airport and space shuttle projects using this framework. Finally, it considers some limitations of current project management approaches.
Engineered Resilient Systems, overview and status, 31 october 2011RNeches
The document discusses the need for Engineered Resilient Systems (ERS) to address challenges in developing systems that are affordable, effective, and adaptable. It outlines three key goals for ERS: (1) enabling affordable engineering via less rework; (2) ensuring effectiveness via better informed design decisions; and (3) facilitating adaptability through design and testing for a wider range of missions. It also identifies technical gaps in areas like system representation and modeling, characterizing changing operational environments, and enabling cross-domain coupling between different models. The overall aim is to develop technologies that allow systems to be engineered, analyzed, and adapted more quickly across their lifecycles.
The document introduces the NASA Engineering Network (NEN), which was created by the Office of the Chief Engineer to be a knowledge management system connecting NASA's engineering community and resources. The NEN integrates various tools like a content management system, search engine, and collaboration tools. It provides access to key knowledge bases like the NASA Lessons Learned database and engineering databases. The NEN is working to expand by adding more communities, disciplines, and knowledge repositories.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
SunGard Availability Services is a provider of disaster recovery, managed IT, cloud computing and other services. It has over 30 years of experience and 10,000 customers. The company aims to be the preferred IT solutions provider to ensure the availability of customers' business operations. More information can be found at their website, www.sungardas.com.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
The Constellation Space Transportation Planning Office (CSTP) was established in 2008 to prepare NASA's Constellation Program for the operations and sustaining phase of the Ares I and Orion spacecraft's lifecycle. The CSTP works closely with the Constellation Program to address operability considerations in design and establish the future Constellation Space Transportation Program to manage production, launch, and recovery operations for Ares I/Orion missions to the International Space Station.
This document provides an overview of an introductory webinar on building information modeling (BIM). It lists sponsors and co-sponsors of the webinar from various companies. It then profiles different software tools for BIM collaboration, data management, and analytics. The document outlines projects from Kaiser Permanente and the California Community Colleges where BIM has been implemented. It concludes with an introduction to the California Community Colleges system and how the Foundation uses a facility management software platform called FUSION.
The document discusses challenges faced in re-engineering the Mission Operations Directorate's (MOD) Flight Production Process (FPP). Key challenges include: 1) Building support for adopting Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Enterprise Architecture (EA) methodologies, 2) Resource limitations, 3) Maintaining management support, and 4) Establishing tools for MBSE and EA development. The FPP must be redesigned as an integrated system to address issues like duplication, data errors, and lack of interoperability between its separate processes for Space Shuttle and ISS programs.
Designing at 2x nanometers Some New Problems Appear & Some Old Ones Remainchiportal
Designing at the 2x nanometer scale presents new challenges. Some key challenges include increased complexity, higher power consumption, and difficulties with lithography at smaller scales. Potential solutions explored include non-planar transistor structures, double patterning lithography, and 3D stacking through silicon interposers. Tools are being enhanced to support these new device structures and integration approaches to continue scaling to smaller nodes.
The document discusses upcoming changes to NASA's independent review policies and processes. Some of the key changes include standardizing terms of reference, implementing a 1-step or 2-step review timeline, updating required lifecycle products, revising review criteria and maturity tables, and changes to review team composition and decision memos. The changes aim to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of NASA's review processes.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Knut Samset on sound decision making based on lessons from Norway. It discusses the importance of quality at entry for projects, using a World Bank study showing projects with adequate quality at entry have an 80% chance of satisfactory outcomes versus 35% for those with inadequate quality at entry. It analyzes five controversial Norwegian projects that demonstrate the effects of strategic and tactical performance. Finally, it discusses two quality at entry assessments around skewed objectives and escalation of cost estimates.
The document discusses NASA's Innovative Partnerships Program (IPP), which facilitates partnerships between NASA and external parties. The IPP aims to identify ways to add value to NASA's priorities through a win-win-win approach benefiting NASA, partners, and taxpayers. The IPP encompasses various elements including technology infusion, innovation incubation, and partnership development. It also discusses the value of software reuse across NASA programs and projects and provides examples of where software is used and how much is developed at NASA based on FY09 agency reports.
Clean Sky - an overview - by Eric Dautriatcleanskyju
1) Clean Sky is a European public-private partnership focused on developing integrated technology demonstrators to reduce aircraft CO2, noise and NOx emissions by 30%.
2) It involves most major European aerospace companies and over 500 partners working on six integrated technology demonstrators.
3) Clean Sky is coordinated as one program and governed jointly by public and private stakeholders to achieve its environmental goals through 2022.
Clean Sky put in context and perspective by Gareth Williams (AIRBUS)cleanskyju
Clean Sky presentation delivered by G Williams (AIRBUS) at the conference 'Innovation in Action' on October 5th 2011: Context, ACARE objectives and Flightpath 2050
Innovation in Action Conference - Clean Sky with focus on engines, presented...cleanskyju
Clean Sky presentation delivered by Simon Weeks (Rools Royce) at the conference 'Innovation in Action' on October 5th 2011, giving the 'engine' viewpoint
Harman Ecodesign shorter Knowledge Transfer Partnership (sKTP)Info EDCW
This document summarizes an investigation into implementing ecodesign practices within Harman product development to reduce environmental impact and increase profit. It outlines the business case for ecodesign, the KTP project approach and objectives, and internal and external influences on Harman's operations. It also suggests paths for ecodesign implementation and tools to facilitate ecodesign, including lifecycle analysis and collaboration with suppliers.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
SunGard Availability Services is a provider of disaster recovery, managed IT, cloud computing and other services. It has over 30 years of experience and 10,000 customers. The company aims to be the preferred IT solutions provider to ensure the availability of customers' business operations. More information can be found at their website, www.sungardas.com.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
The document provides an overview of SunGard Availability Services, a company that offers disaster recovery and managed IT services. It summarizes SunGard's history since 1978, global footprint with over 5 million square feet of data center space, over 10,000 customers including most Fortune 100 companies, and services including disaster recovery, managed hosting, and IT management. The document encourages visiting SunGard's website at www.sungardas.com for more information.
The Constellation Space Transportation Planning Office (CSTP) was established in 2008 to prepare NASA's Constellation Program for the operations and sustaining phase of the Ares I and Orion spacecraft's lifecycle. The CSTP works closely with the Constellation Program to address operability considerations in design and establish the future Constellation Space Transportation Program to manage production, launch, and recovery operations for Ares I/Orion missions to the International Space Station.
This document provides an overview of an introductory webinar on building information modeling (BIM). It lists sponsors and co-sponsors of the webinar from various companies. It then profiles different software tools for BIM collaboration, data management, and analytics. The document outlines projects from Kaiser Permanente and the California Community Colleges where BIM has been implemented. It concludes with an introduction to the California Community Colleges system and how the Foundation uses a facility management software platform called FUSION.
The document discusses challenges faced in re-engineering the Mission Operations Directorate's (MOD) Flight Production Process (FPP). Key challenges include: 1) Building support for adopting Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Enterprise Architecture (EA) methodologies, 2) Resource limitations, 3) Maintaining management support, and 4) Establishing tools for MBSE and EA development. The FPP must be redesigned as an integrated system to address issues like duplication, data errors, and lack of interoperability between its separate processes for Space Shuttle and ISS programs.
Designing at 2x nanometers Some New Problems Appear & Some Old Ones Remainchiportal
Designing at the 2x nanometer scale presents new challenges. Some key challenges include increased complexity, higher power consumption, and difficulties with lithography at smaller scales. Potential solutions explored include non-planar transistor structures, double patterning lithography, and 3D stacking through silicon interposers. Tools are being enhanced to support these new device structures and integration approaches to continue scaling to smaller nodes.
The document discusses upcoming changes to NASA's independent review policies and processes. Some of the key changes include standardizing terms of reference, implementing a 1-step or 2-step review timeline, updating required lifecycle products, revising review criteria and maturity tables, and changes to review team composition and decision memos. The changes aim to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of NASA's review processes.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Knut Samset on sound decision making based on lessons from Norway. It discusses the importance of quality at entry for projects, using a World Bank study showing projects with adequate quality at entry have an 80% chance of satisfactory outcomes versus 35% for those with inadequate quality at entry. It analyzes five controversial Norwegian projects that demonstrate the effects of strategic and tactical performance. Finally, it discusses two quality at entry assessments around skewed objectives and escalation of cost estimates.
The document discusses NASA's Innovative Partnerships Program (IPP), which facilitates partnerships between NASA and external parties. The IPP aims to identify ways to add value to NASA's priorities through a win-win-win approach benefiting NASA, partners, and taxpayers. The IPP encompasses various elements including technology infusion, innovation incubation, and partnership development. It also discusses the value of software reuse across NASA programs and projects and provides examples of where software is used and how much is developed at NASA based on FY09 agency reports.
Clean Sky - an overview - by Eric Dautriatcleanskyju
1) Clean Sky is a European public-private partnership focused on developing integrated technology demonstrators to reduce aircraft CO2, noise and NOx emissions by 30%.
2) It involves most major European aerospace companies and over 500 partners working on six integrated technology demonstrators.
3) Clean Sky is coordinated as one program and governed jointly by public and private stakeholders to achieve its environmental goals through 2022.
Clean Sky put in context and perspective by Gareth Williams (AIRBUS)cleanskyju
Clean Sky presentation delivered by G Williams (AIRBUS) at the conference 'Innovation in Action' on October 5th 2011: Context, ACARE objectives and Flightpath 2050
Innovation in Action Conference - Clean Sky with focus on engines, presented...cleanskyju
Clean Sky presentation delivered by Simon Weeks (Rools Royce) at the conference 'Innovation in Action' on October 5th 2011, giving the 'engine' viewpoint
Harman Ecodesign shorter Knowledge Transfer Partnership (sKTP)Info EDCW
This document summarizes an investigation into implementing ecodesign practices within Harman product development to reduce environmental impact and increase profit. It outlines the business case for ecodesign, the KTP project approach and objectives, and internal and external influences on Harman's operations. It also suggests paths for ecodesign implementation and tools to facilitate ecodesign, including lifecycle analysis and collaboration with suppliers.
The document summarizes the Working Group III contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report on mitigation of climate change. It describes the extensive work that went into the report, including 235 authors, over 800 reviewers, and close to 10,000 references. The report found that greenhouse gas emissions have grown significantly in recent decades despite reduction efforts. Effective mitigation will require substantial technological and economic changes across all sectors on a global scale, as well as significant international cooperation.
The document summarizes the key findings of the IPCC 5th Assessment Report from the Working Group I contribution on the physical science basis of climate change. It involved 259 authors from 39 countries, underwent extensive review by over 1000 experts, and assessed observed changes in the climate system, drivers of climate change, understanding of the climate system and projections for future climate change. The report found clear evidence that climate change poses a serious risk and is already affecting many natural and human systems across all continents and oceans.
The document is a song about a lover expressing how deeply they feel loved by their partner and questioning how deeply their partner loves them in return. It describes feeling the partner's touch in the rain and wanting to feel them in one's arms again, as well as the partner being one's savior in dark times. The chorus asks how deep is your love and states that the singer wants to learn because people try to break them down despite the couple belonging to each other.
Stiletto Dash Presentation - September 2013DelilahPanio
Stiletto Dash is a digital media company that aims to help women business travelers by providing an online magazine and shop portal with solutions to common travel pains. The company's mission is to make travel healthier, happier, and more productive for women. Stiletto Dash plans to build a large community of women business travelers and then monetize it through product sales, advertising, corporate wellness programs, and membership fees. An initial seed investment of $500,000 is being sought to fund user acquisition, website development, and pilot programs to validate the business model.
Microinsurance is proposed as an innovative way to protect poor people from falling into debt due to health issues. The scheme would provide life insurance of 100,000 rupees for death or full disability of the head of household, and health insurance covering medical expenses up to 30,000 rupees for members up to age 80, including pre-existing conditions and maternity benefits up to 15,000 rupees. Premiums would be 1000 rupees annually or could be paid in crops, livestock, with monthly installments available in some cases.
Coach Jones advocated for a disabled student named Radio to fully participate in school activities. He arranged for Radio to assist teachers and monitored the hallways, teaching the community that everyone deserves acceptance. Coach Jones was a shining example of positive attitude and team spirit. He also taught Radio many life lessons outside of school.
John, an educated slave, secretly taught the slave girl Sarny to read at night, believing that knowledge was key to helping slaves achieve freedom. Sarny risked punishment by stealing a Bible to read. John was determined to teach her all he knew as long as she wanted to learn.
The document presents the hypothesis that external digital memory from social media may have negative consequences by interfering with our natural ability to forget. It suggests that being able to quickly move past difficult experiences through forgetting can benefit personal and social development. However, digital archiving hinders this natural process of letting go. Understanding how human memory works could provide insights into restoring the ability to forget details of past experiences.
This document discusses the basic characteristics of living things. It defines the biosphere as the part of Earth inhabited by living organisms, and outlines three basic life processes: interaction, nutrition, and reproduction. It then provides examples of these processes in human beings and cells. The document also introduces the hierarchical organization of cells into tissues, organs, and systems, and outlines the five kingdoms used to classify living things: Monera, Protist, Fungi, Plant, and Animal.
This document discusses health, illnesses, and how diseases are transmitted and prevented. It defines health as a state of physical, mental, and social well-being. Illnesses are caused by problems in the body's organs. Infectious diseases are caused by microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, protozoans, and fungi, and can be transmitted through personal contact, droplets, contaminated objects, animals, food, or water. Non-infectious diseases are not caused by microorganisms. To prevent diseases, people should maintain a healthy lifestyle with hand washing, dental hygiene, vaccinations, and more.
This document discusses weather, climate, and climate change. It defines weather as short-term atmospheric conditions and climate as typical conditions in an area. It describes factors like latitude, distance from bodies of water, and altitude that influence climate. It outlines the three main climate zones - hot, temperate, and cold - and provides examples of climate types within each zone. Specifically, it discusses the various climate zones found in Spain. Finally, it addresses climate change, its causes from greenhouse gas emissions, and its potential consequences like rising sea levels and more extreme weather.
Smart phones have revolutionized communication and affected modern society in several ways. Research shows that smart phones impact productivity, communication in the workplace, social engagement, and education. They allow access to information anywhere and facilitate multi-tasking. Social media tools on smart phones make it easier to socialize. While smart phones can enhance learning, their overuse may reduce productivity. Research predicts that smart phone usage and ownership will continue increasing significantly.
Learn about the Open Data Center Alliance Workgroups, Usage Models and Roadmap Structure from the perspective of the Alliance Technical Coordination Committee. This presentation was used in the Nov. 18, 2010 Alliance Webcast delivered by Howard Grodin, VP of Strategic Programs, Terrermark; Alliance Technical Coordination Committee Member, and Ravi Subranamiam, Intel Corporation; Alliance Technical Advisor.
For more information about the Open Data Center Alliance, visit www.opendatacenteralliance.org. You will also find the Webcast recording that accompanies this presentation there.
This document discusses the design process for products. It describes the three phases of design: divergence, transformation, and convergence. In the divergence phase, needs are analyzed and specifications are established. The transformation phase involves conceiving alternative solutions. The convergence phase narrows solutions down to the most feasible option. The document also discusses the importance of collaboration between designers and manufacturers to ensure a design can be successfully manufactured. It provides an example of the Titanic, where lack of collaboration between teams led to failure of the rivets used in construction. Overall, the document emphasizes that design is a complex team process that requires considering all factors from needs to manufacturing.
Open Data Center Alliance
Intel Developer Forum 2011 lecture session with:
Anna Claiborne
ODCA WG Chair, ODCA & Product Manager Security Services, Terremark
Ravi Subramaniam
Lead Technical Facilitator, ODCA & Principal Engineer, Intel
Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA) Overview
Overview:
Why Should You Care? (How can you participate?)
1st Release Introduction
Usage Topics Discussion
Ecosystem Opportunities and Engagement
ELDEC is Toshiba's European LSI design and engineering center located in Düsseldorf, Germany. It employs over 100 engineers involved in all aspects of ASIC and SoC development. ELDEC provides custom chip design and implementation services for European customers from initial design through to final production. It aims to meet European market needs with local expertise and support, while also contributing chip designs and IP to Toshiba's global operations.
Common Carbon Metric in Buildings in PutrajayaSteve Lojuntin
This is the first Malaysian common carbon metric study based on UNEP Sustainable Building & Climate Initiative (SBCI) CCM Protocol. This study was made by Steve Lojuntin and Dr Faridah Shafii under the Putrajaya Green Township Programme. Later the output used as input to the development of the Green Performance Assessment System (GreenPASS) by CIDB, a government low carbon green building tool based on carbon assessment.
Companies are looking forward for single Operation center for entire IT stack, This preso summarize the design components for ESOC which will cater entire IT infrastructure and application stack from a single facility.
The document describes Cognizant's Zero Deviation Lifecycle Platform (ZDLC), which uses automation and tools like HoQ-e, RMS-e, TiA-e, and SDP-e to help deliver solutions faster, cheaper, and with fewer defects by automating requirements gathering, user story creation, architecture design, and root cause analysis of defects. The ZDLC aims to reduce costs through collaboration and automation across the entire application lifecycle.
onePK is an easy-to-use toolkit for development, automation, rapid service creation and more. It enables you to access the valuable data inside your network via easy-to-use APIs.
Build or extend applications across your routers and switches, to servers and new business platforms. Automate current services or create new ones on demand, when and where you need them and faster than ever. onePK makes your network more powerful and flexible while giving you the control you need.
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FÄ°GES is an engineering services company founded in 1990 in Bursa, Turkey. It provides advanced engineering services including CAE, consulting, training and software sales. It has grown significantly since inception with 30% average annual growth and now has over 80 employees, including 70 engineers. FÄ°GES works on projects in aerospace, automotive, and defense industries. It has extensive experience providing engineering services for naval platforms and their subsystems through finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, system modeling and more. Some of FÄ°GES' naval platform projects include structural analysis and design work for the MÄ°LGEM project and new type patrol boat project.
TECHBlue Center - Example Waterfront Studies & ReviewsDale Gilbert
This document summarizes a review of clean waterfront products. It includes sections on company administration and objectives, industry and market analysis, product concepts and specifications, case studies and performance metrics, distribution considerations, and management recommendations. The goal is to evaluate products for sustainable waterfront development and identify priorities for improving water quality.
The document summarizes South Africa's Technology Localisation Programme (TLP) which aims to increase local production capabilities and reduce imports. It discusses the TLP's historical overview since 2007, objectives to assist local firms through technology assistance packages, benchmarking and skills development. It outlines the TLP's focus areas such as foundry industry, energy sector and implementation model involving stakeholder participation and governance. The foundry TAP programme outcomes of increased local contracts and highlights of skills and expertise development are also summarized.
SIMANDO is a global management and technology consulting firm focused on decision support systems and operational excellence. They partner with clients in all industrial sectors to address challenges and develop complete solutions that enable achieving objectives and significant performance improvements. SIMANDO's customized approach combines innovative technology, systems thinking, and passion for operational excellence to ensure their solutions provide sustainable competitive advantage through optimized operations and responsiveness to changing business environments.
Software Measurement for Lean Application ManagementCAST
Learn how the Lean practices pioneered in the Toyota Production System apply to the Application Development and Maintenance (ADM) of business software. Applying Lean to ADM decreases total cost of ownership and improves business responsiveness and operational dependability.
OPTEAMATES is a consulting firm that aims to help manufacturing customers achieve operational excellence through process and energy optimization, enterprise asset management, and advanced technologies. It was founded in 2009 by experienced industry experts and provides software solutions, implementation services, and consulting for process optimization, energy management, asset optimization, and supply chain optimization.
2005* Embraer Day Engineering Presentation (DisponíVel Apenas Em InglêS)Embraer RI
This document discusses Embraer's evolution and investments in engineering and technology over 35+ years. It highlights growth in engineering manpower from 550 to over 3,000 employees and specialized training programs. Embraer has increasingly invested in new technologies like virtual reality, digital mockups, simulation tools and testing facilities to enhance product development and reduce cycle times. Its Gavião Peixoto flight test center has excellent runway infrastructure and weather for year-round testing.
IBM Rational - Från skriptbaserad ALM till "ALM as a Service" och ALM i Cloud...IBM Sverige
Vi diskuterar erfarenheter och fördelar med implementerandet av C-ALM och agila utvecklingsmiljöer. Vi går igenom både implementationer av skriptbaserade ALM-integrationer i befintliga utvecklingsmiljöer, migreringen till Jazz-baserade utvecklingsmiljöer samt lösningar för Jazz-baserade "ALM as a Service"; DPaaS. Talare: Per Engman, Tieto. Denna presentation hölls vid ett seminariepass för Rational på IBM Software Day 2010.
Exploiting Tools for Faster, More Acceptable Process Improvement InitiativesMahesh Singh
The document discusses process improvement efforts and challenges. It notes that traditional approaches to process documentation and implementation face challenges including overly complex processes, lack of accessibility, and high implementation costs. A new approach is needed that provides simple, accessible, contextual, flexible and executable processes integrated with project tools to drive greater compliance and success. The speaker's company, Digité, provides an integrated process governance solution that links process definition to project execution for improved performance measurement, deployment and continuous improvement.
S-CUBE LP: Analyzing and Adapting Business Processes based on Ecologically-aw...virtual-campus
The document describes a learning package on analyzing and adapting business processes based on ecologically-aware indicators. It discusses using green business process reengineering to optimize an auto finishing process to reduce its environmental impact by considering additional dimensions like water consumption and carbon emissions. A key part of green BPR is extending the traditional BPR architecture to include defining key ecological indicators, monitoring environmental impacts during process execution, and analyzing the data to identify opportunities for process adaptation and improvement.
SIMANDO is a global management and technology consulting firm focused on decision support systems and operational excellence. They partner with clients in all industrial sectors to address challenges and develop complete solutions that enable achieving objectives and significant performance improvements. SIMANDO's customized approach combines innovative technology, systems thinking, and passion for operational excellence to ensure solutions provide sustainable competitive advantage through optimized operations and responsiveness.
Unlocking Productivity: Leveraging the Potential of Copilot in Microsoft 365, a presentation by Christoforos Vlachos, Senior Solutions Manager – Modern Workplace, Uni Systems
Encryption in Microsoft 365 - ExpertsLive Netherlands 2024Albert Hoitingh
In this session I delve into the encryption technology used in Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Purview. Including the concepts of Customer Key and Double Key Encryption.
Alt. GDG Cloud Southlake #33: Boule & Rebala: Effective AppSec in SDLC using ...James Anderson
Effective Application Security in Software Delivery lifecycle using Deployment Firewall and DBOM
The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
The software team must secure its software delivery process to avoid vulnerability and security breaches. This needs to be achieved with existing tool chains and without extensive rework of the delivery processes. This talk will present strategies and techniques for providing visibility into the true risk of the existing vulnerabilities, preventing the introduction of security issues in the software, resolving vulnerabilities in production environments quickly, and capturing the deployment bill of materials (DBOM).
Speakers:
Bob Boule
Robert Boule is a technology enthusiast with PASSION for technology and making things work along with a knack for helping others understand how things work. He comes with around 20 years of solution engineering experience in application security, software continuous delivery, and SaaS platforms. He is known for his dynamic presentations in CI/CD and application security integrated in software delivery lifecycle.
Gopinath Rebala
Gopinath Rebala is the CTO of OpsMx, where he has overall responsibility for the machine learning and data processing architectures for Secure Software Delivery. Gopi also has a strong connection with our customers, leading design and architecture for strategic implementations. Gopi is a frequent speaker and well-known leader in continuous delivery and integrating security into software delivery.
How to Get CNIC Information System with Paksim Ga.pptxdanishmna97
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Dr. Sean Tan, Head of Data Science, Changi Airport Group
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Observability Concepts EVERY Developer Should Know -- DeveloperWeek Europe.pdfPaige Cruz
Monitoring and observability aren’t traditionally found in software curriculums and many of us cobble this knowledge together from whatever vendor or ecosystem we were first introduced to and whatever is a part of your current company’s observability stack.
While the dev and ops silo continues to crumble….many organizations still relegate monitoring & observability as the purview of ops, infra and SRE teams. This is a mistake - achieving a highly observable system requires collaboration up and down the stack.
I, a former op, would like to extend an invitation to all application developers to join the observability party will share these foundational concepts to build on:
1. Round Table
Eco-Design & LCA in aeronautics
Le Bourget, June 20th, 2011
LifeCycle Assessment of Materials and
Processes
J. Lery – Dassault Aviation
2. Clean Sky Objectives – Eco-Design ITD
GENERAL ACARE OBJECTIVES
• 80% cut in NOx emissions
• Halving perceived aircraft noise
• 50% cut in CO2 emissions per pass-Km by drastic fuel consumption reduction
• A green design, manufacturing, maintenance and disposal product life cycle
ECO-
DESIGN ITD
(Airframe part)
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3. Eco-Design for Airframe (EDA) Objectives
• Development of A/C technologies to reduce environmental
impacts during out-of-operation phases of the A/C lifecycle
Reduction of
Reduction of
inputs and
inputs and
outputs
outputs
Technology
Technology
areas along
areas along
the lifecycle
the lifecycle
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4. EDA Overall Logic
to TE
Evaluation tools - LCA
Reqts
Eco-Statement - LCA
SYSTEM Final Eco-St. - LCA
Guidelines
SoA
Scoping
Selection for development
TECHNOLOGY
Development maturation
Selection for
demonstration
Demo. Def.
DEMONSTRATION Demonstration
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 4
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5. Technology selection and development
State of the art
235 technologies
“Clustering” and
downsizing 157 Remaining
technologies
Trade-off based 129 selected
on a scoring technologies
Scoping Technology Development
2010 2011–2012–2013
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6. Examples of green technologies
Dry metal machining
Replacement of chemical machining by
mechanical machining
Bio-fibbers / bio-resins for cabin
interiors and secondary structures
Press forming of TS
Metal scrap
management
for recycling 6
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7. Overall LCA Logic
Technologies
A/C Reference Eco-Statement
parts (current & innovative)
LCA on
Reference
Material & Process parts
Technologies
Combination
for A/C
extrapolation
A/C Level Eco-
Bill of Materials & A/C Material &
Statement
(current & innovative)
Processes Process cakes Miscellaneous:
Copper, bronze,
synthetic
Composite
5%
10%
Titanium
3%
Steel
1%
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AL-ALY STL-ALY CRES TITANIUM Aluminium
MG-ALY FILM ADH GL/EP GR/PH 81%
KV/EP NOMEX RUBBER LEAD
PLASTIC SEALING PAINT OIL
COPPER EQUIPMENT
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8. What is LCA?
1 A global approach to assess environmental Impacts: Aeronautic Applications :
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All stages of the product life cycle Compare products & technologies
Several impact categories
Several actors
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um
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s it
ini
o
Energy/ Raw Materials /Water..
mp
um
Co
Al
Analyze key assemblies and
equipments to extrapolate to the
Air Emissions/Land Use / entire aircraft
WaterEffluents/…
2 Multi-criteria
Results:
Identify Environmental burdens
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9. Example of LCA: airliner fuselage panel
FUSELAGE PANEL -AIB (FLP)
Ga Bi 4 process pla n: Ma ss [kg]
TITAN BOLT (6,1g per pcs.) ASSEMBLY: SKIN - X
STRINGER (FLP)
SKIN (FLP)
FRAMES
STRINGERS (FLP)
STRINGER
Aluminium
SKIN
FRAME (FLP) ASSEMBLY: FRAME -
SKIN/STRINGER (FLP)
Paint
CLIPS (FLP) ASSEMBLY: CLIP -
SKIN(/Stringer)/FRAME (FLP)
Aluminum Scrap to recycling
[b]
CLIP
Fuselage Panel [b]
Fuselage panel material mix
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
Fuselage panel LCA model
Metallic fuselage panel Approximate
impact reduction
General aggregated results
Use of secondary aluminium 71%
Reduce energy consumption of CAA
100%
- Total energy (heat and electricity) by 50% 11.5%
90%
Direct + Indirect Energy Consumtion - kWh
- Chemical process (without electricity) 5.2%
80%
6000
70%
5000
60% Assembly
Primer 4000 ASSY
50% CAA CLIP
Processes 3000 STRINGER
40% Aluminium
FRAME
2000 SKIN
30%
20% 1000
10% 0
0%
RAW MATERIAL MANUFACTURING EOL
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Human health Ecosystem
quality
Climate change Resources
Direct & indirect energy consumption (kWh) versus life phase
Endpoint impact for materials and processes
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10. Example of LCA: Air Cooling Unit
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT (LIEBHERR)
Ga Bi 4 process plan: Mass [kg]
Air Cooling Unit
Dual Heat Exchanger Air Cooling Unit LCA model Aluminium
PLENUM Cooling Power Unit X
(Liebherr) PTFE Bronze
AIR CYCLE MACHINE Inox
Inconel
Mix
CONTROL VALVE -
TEMPERATURE Victrex
HEAT EXCHANGER- DUAL Composite
Heat Exchanger-Reheater
Carbure
condensor
Air cooling unit material mix
Water Extractor
Pipe
Plenum and
Approximate
TCV duct
impact
DE: Steel sheet 1.5mm el.
Re-heater/Condensor Water Extractor Temperature Air Cycle Check Valve zinc plated (0.01mm; 2s) PE
Other mechanical Parts
Check Valve Machine
reduction
Use of secondary aluminium 54%
Reduce scrap rate by 10% (Al and steel) 8%
100%
Improvement of surface treatment process:
90%
80% - Chemical anodizing (no electricity)
DIRECT + INDIRECT CO2 EMISSIONS (KG) 4.9%
70%
Other mechanical parts 400,0
- Better control / lower temperature Up to 8%
60%
Water Extractor (N/A)
50% PLENUM 350,0 WATER EXTRACTOR
40% Pipe (N/A) 300,0
HEAT EXCHANGER RE HEATER
30% Heat Exchanger-Reheat. condensor CONDENSOR
HEAT EXCHANGER- DUAL 250,0
HEAT EXCHANGER DUAL
20%
CONTROL VALVE - TEMPERATURE
200,0
10% TEMPERATURE VALVE CONTROL
AIR CYCLE MACHINE
0% 150,0
AIR CYCLE MACHINE
Acidification Eutrophication Global Warming Photochem. Primary energy
Potential (AP) Potential (EP) Potential (GWP Ozone Creation from resources 100,0
100 years) Potential PLENUM
(POCP) 50,0
Primary Energy and impact categories GWP, AP, EP
0,0
RAW MATERIAL MANUFACTURING EOL 10
and POCP Direct and indirect CO2 emissions (kg) versus life phase
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11. EDA LCA Platform
ARCHITECTURE
Interface
Graphical User friendly Interface (GUI)
visually communicative (JAVA)
Non-expert
Tools
WRAPPER
ATALYS
GABI
(Airbus)
Expert
Databases
Aerospace
Commercial
(CS EDA developed)
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12. EDA Overall Eco-statement Planning
2012 2013 2014
WP 3.1.1 LCA tools
WP 3.1.2 Current Eco-Statement
Reference A/C WP 3.1.3 Final Eco-Statement
Coming from vehicle ITDs
Conceptual A/C
Coming from vehicle ITDs
Conceptual A/C Reference A/C
Eco-assessment of current /
innovative technologies to be
carried out on a regular basis
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13. Thank you for your attention
Questions?
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14. What is LCA?
Life Cycle Inventory Mid-point End-point
Inventory X Results X Categories X Categories
emission characterization) end-point
factors (impact factors) factors
Inventory flows Emissions Impacts Damages
Inputs Flows: Depletion of resources Depletion of resources Depletion of resources
Raw materials Water, air and soil
Water emissions:
Inventory Database
- CFC - Ozone layer depletion Human Health
Impact Database
Impact Database
Energy … - Greenhouse effect
- Pb
- Cd - Heavy metals in air
- PAH - Carcinogenics
- VOC - Pesticides Ecosystem Quality
- DDT - Summer smog
Outputs Flows: - Winter smog
- CO2
- SO2 - Acidification
Energy (warming) - Eutrophication Climate Change
- NOx
Liquid effluents - Phosphates
Gaseous effluents - Dust
Solid waste …
Waste mass production Waste production Waste production
LCA tools and 14
databases Different methods for impact /damage calculation:
perimeter CML2001, IMPACT2002+ , RECIPE, …
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