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    WBCSim: An Environment for Modeling Wood-Based Composites Manufacturing

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    TR-02-01
    Date
    2002
    Author
    Shu, Jiang
    Watson, Layne T.
    Zombori, B.G.
    Kamke, Frederick A.
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    This paper describes a computing environment WBCSim that increases the productivity of wood scientists conducting research on wood-based composite materials and manufacturing processes. WBCSim integrates Fortran 90 simulation codes with a Web-based graphical front end, an optimization tool, and various visualization tools. WBCSim serves as an example for the design, construction, and evaluation of small-scale problem solving environments. WBCSim supports six models. A detailed description of the system architecture and a typical scenario of usage are presented, along with optimization and visualization features.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/20059
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