Collaborative Multidisciplinary Design in Virtual Environments
Toan Dinh Nguyen, Vittorio Selmin · 2006
The application designers can usually define their own "virtual environments" by selecting the appropriate computing resources required or reuse and compose existing environments. The approach is generic by allowing various application domains to benefit from potential hardware and software resources located on remote computing facilities in a simple and intuitive way. The computing resources are defined by services made available as sets of standardized interfaces performing specific tasks: application workflow, input data streams, output visualization tools, monitoring facilities, etc. Services can be composed and hierarchically defined. Transparent access to heterogeneous hardware and software operating systems is guaranteed. An aero-elasticity example in airliner design is given