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Session Overview
Session
Keynote & Tutorial (Room C)
Time:
Tuesday, 14/Nov/2023:
9:00am - 10:00am

Session Chair: Prof. Toshiyuki Takagi
Session Chair: Prof. Soichiro Ikuno

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Presentations
9:00am - 9:30am
ID: 412 / Keynote & Tutorial (Room C): 1
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Optimization and Inverse Problems (OIP)
Keywords: Digital Twin

DIGITAL TWINS WITH PHYSICS-BASED MODELING

Akira FUJII

Ansys Japan, Japan

The concept and advantages of physics-based Digital Twins are presented. A Digital Twin is a virtual representation of real-world entities and processes, synchronized at a specified frequency and fidelity. The approach based on the physics-based simulations which can predict the physical values enables to achieve the predictive maintenance and optimal operations on Digital Twin systems for industrial equipment. Key technologies for the physics-based twin models with machine learning technologies are discussed.



9:30am - 10:00am
ID: 418 / Keynote & Tutorial (Room C): 2
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Electromagnetic Functional Materials and Adaptive Systems (EFMAS)
Keywords: Material Design, Electrical Resistance Tomography

FAST INVERSION METHODS FOR TOMOGRAPHY AND MATERIAL DESIGN

Antonello TAMBURRINO, Vincenzo MOTTOLA

Università di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale, Italy

In this paper, we review some of the most significant contributions of the Authors in the field of real-time soft-field tomography and electromagnetic material design, together with a discussion on new research directions.

Specifically, we present (i) the imaging methods based on the Monotonicity Principle, combining excellent performances, real-time operations and capability to handle the presence of nonlinear materials, (ii) a new non-iterative inversion method for Electrical Resistance Tomography, the Kernel Method and (iii) a new material design paradigm in the framework of electromagnetic fields.



 
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