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Using Dispersed Modes During Model Correlation

Abstract

Using model dispersions as a starting point allows us to quickly adjust a model to reflect new test data: a) The analyst does a lot of work before the test to save time post-test. b) Creating 1000s of model dispersions to provide "coarse tuning," then use Attune to provide the "fine tuning." Successful model tuning on three structures: a) TAURUS. b) Ares I-X C) Cart (in backup charts). Mode weighting factors, matrix norm method, and XOR vs. MAC all play key roles in determining the BME. The BME process will be used on future tests: a) ISPE modal test (ongoing work). b) SLS modal test (mid 2018).

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Stewart, Eric, Hathcock, Megan. 2017-01-11. Using Dispersed Modes During Model Correlation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170001489

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