PhD defense - J. Laurenceau


Kriging based response surfaces for aerodynamic shape optimization

Delivered by INP Toulouse
Speciality: Fluid dynamics

June 26, 2008 - CERFACS



Abstract



Due to the computational cost of numerical simulations solving RANS equations, the range of possible optimization problems is limited. With respect to this constraint a new response surface based optimizer is presented and applied to various drag minimization problems. It enables to find a better solution than usual gradient based algorithms at an acceptable cost. It is also able to solve high dimensional problems by using gradient enhanced Kriging. Using another framework, response surfaces were also used as a data exchange tool to deal with multidisciplinary shape optimization problems. This way, a bi-level method was applied to find the optimal position of an engine on a civil transport aircraft.



Jury



J.A. DesideriSenior researcher - INRIA, Sophia-AntipolisReferee
B. MohammadiProfessor - University of Montpellier IIReferee
G. CarrierResearch engineer - Onera, ChâtillonMember
M. MeauxResearch engineer - Airbus, Toulouse
Member
J. NoaillesProfessor - ENSEEIHT, ToulouseMember
M. VisonneauSenior researcher - Ecole Centrale, NantesMember
P. SagautProfessor - University of Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris VIAdvisor


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