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REFERENCES
[20] EUCAR – The European Council for Automotive R&D
http://www.eucar.be
[21] Automotive Solution Center in Stuttgart (ASCS):
The foundation of several High Performance Computing Solution Centers in
Baden-Württemberg is under discussion for 4 important industrial areas. These
are Automotive, Energy Techniques, Biology and Chemistry. The foundation of
the Automotive Solution Center in Stuttgart (ASCS) will be run as a “Non Profit
Association” and will be a pilot. Target of ASCS is the development of user
orientated needs for the application of numerical methods in vehicle
development especially in the “out of competition” applications when very high
computing power will be required. The protection of the environment i.e. savings
in fuel consumption and reduction of emission (CO2) will be considered pivotal.
Please refer to www.asc-s.de
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Virtual Reality in the Product Development Process: A Field Report
NAFEMS World Congress 2007 Vancouver, Canada May 22-25 2007
[23] T. Kessling, S. Hildenbrand, V. Faessler
Multiphysics for Thermal Analysis: A Holistic Approach to Process
Optimization
AUTOSIM Workshop, Paris 5-6 July 2007
[24] J. Marczyk:
Principles of Simulation – Based Computer Aided Engineering
September 1999 –Artes Graficas Torres, S.A., Morales, Barcelona Spain
[25] G. Wills, Z. Petrovic (Siemens PLM Software) and S. Seitanis (Beta CAE
Systems)
Simulation Data & Process Management: Why PLM Integration is Critical
to Success
SIMDAT Workshop, 6-Nov-2007, Ingoldstadt, Germany
[26] A. Read, F. Ross, F. Mendonca, M. Farrall, M. Lewis
Trends in Vehicle External Aerodynamics Simulation
CD-adapco, 200 Sheperd’s Bush Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 7 NL, UK
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