The next NOCLUG meeting will be held Tuesday Feb 9th at Old Chicagos in Fort Collins (147 South College Avenue, Fort Collins), at 6:00 PM.
Topic is:
Practical overview of simulation and how, when and why it should be applied:
Simulation, in the engineering sense, is simply a model based on a mathematical representation. These mathematical representations can describe the behavior of a physical system (mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, thermal, etc) and are often based on differential equations. A common example is the spring-mass damper often examined in engineering physics courses but the same concept can be applied in a wide variety of applications such as simulating the dynamics of an airplane or a complex machine.
Find out what NI is doing in the field of simulation and more importantly how simulation can be used for design and test. Dr. Greg Morrow, NI R&D Principal Architect, and Ian Fountain,from NI's Dynamic Systems group will be presenting and sharing their experiences with a wide variety of industries and applications that have successfully used simulation.
Hope to see you there.
Regards,
Jon