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Machine Learning Algorithms for Physics-Based Simulations
Completed
TRL 3 (started at 2, targeting 3)
Description
The primary goal of this proposal is to explore the use of machine learning algorithms to solve Langley's future computing needs for an integrated, multi-physics, and multi-scale simulation.
Benefits
This project will directly support applications of quantum technology, digital twin, and simulation based engineering and science. NASA has historically been on the cutting-edge of computational tool development (e.g., NASTRAN, USM3D, FUN3D...), and the proposed effort will move us one step closer to exploiting the future computing architectures.
Details
| Program | Center Innovation Fund: LaRC CIF (LaRC CIF) |
| Lead organization | Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA |
| Start date | 2013-09-01 |
| End date | 2014-09-01 |
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