This paper presents a brief overview of our research in applications of soft computing and interval computations to aerospace problems with a special emphasis on simulation and modeling

This is the end of the first year of publication of the Journal of Aerospace Computing, Information, and Communication (JACIC). It remains an exciting and important endeavor. Aerospace systems are key elements of the information age, and the JACIC was created to document those efforts. I'm proud of the progress we have made on the JACIC, and the credit goes to a wide variety of people: authors,...

Although these early languages and platforms raised the level of abstraction, they still had a distinct "computing-oriented" focus. In particular, they provided abstractions of the solution space—that is, the domain of computing technologies themselves—rather than abstractions of the problem space that express designs in terms of concepts in application domains, such as telecom, aerospace, heal...

This paper presents a brief overview of our research in applications of soft computing and interval computations to aerospace problems, with a special emphasis on multi-spectral satellite imaging.

A wind tunnel simulation requires high-performance computing power like supercomputers and deep knowledge of this subject. Those requirements make win tunnel simulation difficult. Grid technology will make these difficulties simpler by providing easy to use grid web portal. By using grid web portal, scientist can execute simulation and access to highperformance computing power without any serio...

1-As NASA and other agencies continue to undertake ever challenging remote sensing missions, the ability of satellites and space probes to diagnose and autonomously recover from faults will be paramount. In addition, a more pronounced use of radiation-susceptible components in order to reduce cost makes the challenge of ensuring system dependability even more difficult. To meet these and other ...