Cooper, M., Wu, W., and McCue, L., “Non-intrusive Polynomial Chaos for Efficient Uncertainty Analysis in Parametric Roll Simulations,” Journal of Marine Science and Technology, Volume 21, Issue 2, pp. 282-296, June 2016.
Tag Archives: V&V
Michele Cooper, PhD
Michele Cooper’s PhD presented a holistic look at numerous challenges related to ship dynamics, from control design, to neural network prediction, to verification and validation. Download her outstanding thesis here.
Michele Cooper
Michele is a PhD student studying approaches to verification and validation of code. This work has her covering the range from experimental, to numerical, to analytical work. Her broad background also maker her the team’s defacto expert on everything from theology to health and nutrition. Posts highlighting Michele’s work can be found by searching on the tag ‘Cooper‘ on this site.
Effectiveness of chaotic system measures for the validation of ship dynamics simulations
Cooper, M.and McCue, L., “Effectiveness of chaotic system measures for the validation of ship dynamics simulations”, 11th International Conference on the Stability of Ships and Ocean Vehicles, Athens, Greece, September 2012.
Validation: a historical look and two suggested techniques
Story, W.R., Xing, Z., Wu, W., and McCue, L.S., “Validation: a historical look and two suggested techniques,” ITTC Workshop on Seakeeping – V&V for Non-linear Seakeeping Analysis-, Seoul, Korea, October, 2010.
Wan Wu, PhD
Congratulations to Wan Wu on successfully defending her PhD! Read it here: Analytical and Numerical Methods Applied to Nonlinear Vessel Dynamics and Code Verification for Chaotic Systems. For more on Wan’s work, click on the tag ‘Wu‘ on this site.
Modeling, verification, and validation of chaotic systems with application to ship motions and the Lorenz oscillator
McCue, L.S., Wu, W., Story, W.R., and Xing, Z., “Modeling, verification, and validation of chaotic systems with application to ship motions and the Lorenz oscillator,” 2009 NSF Engineering Research and Innovation Conference, Honolulu, HI, June, 2009.
Rob Story, MS
W. Robert Story, MS thesis “Application of Lyapunov Exponents to Strange Attractors and Intact & Damaged Ship Stability,” successfully defended April 29, 2009. Recipient of the Conference of Southern Graduate Schools’ ETD Master’s Thesis Award in the “Innovative Application of Technology to Scholarship in a Master’s Thesis” category. For more on Rob’s work, click on the tag ‘Story‘ on this site.
Nonlinear dynamics applied to the validation of computational methods
McCue, L.S., Story, W.R., and Reed, A.M., “Nonlinear dynamics applied to the validation of computational methods,” 27th Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics, Seoul, Korea, October, 2008.
Reconciling experimental and numerical data: techniques of nonlinear seakeeping code validation
McCue, L.S., Belknap, W., and Campbell, B., “Reconciling experimental and numerical data: techniques of nonlinear seakeeping code validation,” invited submission to Marine Systems and Ocean Technology, 2006, Volume 2, Numbers 1-2, pp. 55-62. Originally presented at the 8th International Ship Stability Workshop, Istanbul, Turkey, October, 2005.
Reconciling experimental and numerical data: techniques of nonlinear seakeeping code validation
McCue, L.S., Belknap, W., and Campbell, B., “Reconciling experimental and numerical data: techniques of nonlinear seakeeping code validation,” 8th International Ship Stability Workshop, Istanbul, Turkey, October, 2005.