NASA NTRS · 20170001489
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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