The University of Rome “Tor Vergata” guested, December 14th, the workshop titled Digital Twins 4 Aerospace: CAE modelling of future mobility. The event was an occasion for researchers and engineers, from both academia and industry, to present the status of research in numerical analysis and design methodologies in the aerospace field. The topics focused on tools suitable to improve the design process of aircraft, rockets and satellites but it also offered the opportunity to highlighted how other field of engineering can benefit from the availability of numerical tools able to efficiently model the physics involved in complex mechanical systems. The workshop was organized by Marco Evangelos Biancolini and Ubaldo Cella, respectively Professor of Machine Design and researcher at the Enterprise Engineering department “Mario Lucertini”.

At the following links it is possible to retrieve the presentations of the speakers:

Antonio Maglione and Ubaldo Cella (Vere Novo Technologies s.r.l ., University of Rome “Tor Vergata”)
From the drawing board to the Digital Twin: 40 years in aerospace engineering

Domenico Quagliarella (Italian Aerospace Research Centre “CIRA”)
A mixed intrusive and non-intrusive approximation technique for efficient robust aerodynamic shape design

Mauro Minervino and Renato Tognaccini (CIRA, University of Naples Federico II)
Induced Drag and Vorticity in Viscous and Inviscid flows

Vittorio Trifari and Agostino De Marco (University of Naples Federico II)
JPAD Modeller, a knowledge-based geometric modelling application for aircraft preliminary design workflows

Viviana Ferretti, Pietro Tadini, Alessio Gizzi and Simone Porzi (AVIO)
M10 cryogenic liquid rocket engine of VEGA-E upper stage

Paolo D’Alesio and Giorgio Travostino (Piaggio Aerospace)
How the Digital Twin Defined the Wind Tunnel Arrangement for high lift systems: the Clean Sky 2 MOTHIF project

Giovanni Lombardi, Yuri Evangelista and Marco Feroci (Istituto di Astrofisica e Planetologia Spaziali “IAPS”)
The role of high fidelity CAE multi physics design at INAF

Gianluca Maglione and Alberto Tremori (NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation “CMRE”)
Digital Twin for autonomous vehicles: a prototype application for NATO maritime exercise