NASA NTRS ยท 19920015164
Practical quality control tools for curves and surfaces
Abstract
Curves (geometry) and surfaces created by Computer Aided Geometric Design systems in the engineering environment must satisfy two basic quality criteria: the geometric shape must have the desired engineering properties; and the objects must be parameterized in a way which does not cause computational difficulty for geometric processing and engineering analysis. Interactive techniques are described which are in use at Boeing to evaluate the quality of aircraft geometry prior to Computational Fluid Dynamic analysis, including newly developed methods for examining surface parameterization and its effects.
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Small, Scott G.. 1992-04-01. Practical quality control tools for curves and surfaces. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920015164
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