DFD 2014 - 2nd Biennial International Conference on Dynamics for Design (DFD)

Dynamics for Design is the integration of recent advances in modeling and system dynamics?including the role of nonlinearities, vibration analysis, multibody systems, and computational dynamics?with current design methodologies, leading to improved performance of complex, dynamic engineering systems in terms of reduced design cycle times, improved system reliability, and consistent behavior across operating environments. The 2nd Biennial International Conference on Dynamics for Design (DFD) provides a forum to disseminate ongoing work, for example aiming to develop and demonstrate practical protocols, methodologies, and tools that serve to incorporate dynamics at an early stage in the design process.
University-industry collaboration resides at the core of these efforts, and the conference is a collaborative home for this technological discipline. The DFD conference is co-sponsored by the Vehicle Design Committee, the Technical Committee on Multibody Systems and Nonlinear Dynamics and the Technical Committee on Vibration and Sound, all within the Design Engineering Division. Participants from the academic community, industry, and national laboratories are all encouraged to attend.
Organizers
Professor Corina Sandu,
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA,
csandu-AT-vt.edu
Professor Dane Quinn,
Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Akron, USA,
quinn-AT-uakron.edu
Instructions
Please refer to the publication schedule for the current details.
DFD-1 Design of Dynamic Systems
DFD-2 System Identification, Parameter Estimation, and Condition Monitoring
DFD-3 Sensitivity Analysis and Design Optimization for Dynamic Systems
DFD-4 Uncertainty and Robustness in DFD
DFD-5 Computational DFD Tools and Methodologies
DFD-6 Validation, Verification, and DFD Protocols
DFD-7 Opportunities for DFD and Future Initiatives
DFD-8 Keynotes