ISTD’s Systems Engineering Branch supports modeling and simulation for projects leading to prototyping efforts. The key focus areas are: 1) integration of hardware, software, and electrical systems into functioning prototype systems; 2) modeling and simulation of complex systems including but not limited to transportation, electro-mechanical, and bench to pilot-scale prototypes; 3) fluid dynamics modeling; 4) treatment technologies for water, air, and solid waste, and 5) experiment design and execution.
About this Core Competency
- Model Based System Engineering (MBSE)
- Fluid dynamics modeling and simulation
- Wastewater treatment
- Mechatronics system design, integration, and fabrication
- Sensor systems design and integration
- Product development lifecycle
- Design for Manufacturing
- Transportation systems modeling and simulation
- Modeling and simulation of complex systems
- Field installations
- Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
- Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Experiment design and execution
Application Areas for this Core Competency
- Agriculture
- Poultry
- Manufacturing (bio, food, and discrete part)
- Renewable energy
- Building systems
- Space
- Logistics
- DoD applications
- Departments of Transportation
- Environment (water, air)