O QUE FOI APRESENTADO
Finalidade da operação
The main goal of this project is to develop accurate material modelling methodologies supported by small data-based learning approaches. These methodologies encompass the development of efficient, robust and interpretable computational tools for identifying constitutive parameters and non-parametric constitutive modelling. Particularly, this proposal includes the following scientific original items: i. From Big Data towards Small Data – Development of improved strategies for data manipulation, extraction of features and exploitation of deep learning algorithms towards a small data paradigm; ii. Small data learning-based constitutive parameter identification – Development of parameter identification strategies for classical constitutive models supported by small data learning techniques, as…
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The main goal of this project is to develop accurate material modelling methodologies supported by small data-based learning approaches. These methodologies encompass the development of efficient, robust and interpretable computational tools for identifying constitutive parameters and non-parametric constitutive modelling. Particularly, this proposal includes the following scientific original items: i. From Big Data towards Small Data – Development of improved strategies for data manipulation, extraction of features and exploitation of deep learning algorithms towards a small data paradigm; ii. Small data learning-based constitutive parameter identification – Development of parameter identification strategies for classical constitutive models supported by small data learning techniques, as an alternative to classical and inverse parameter identification strategies; iii. Small data learning-based constitutive modelling – Development of non-parametric constitutive modelling approaches supported by small data learning techniques, as an alternative to conventional constitutive models and big data-supported constitutive modelling; iv. Material modelling computational tools – data-driven constitutive model implementation in the FEA commercial software ABAQUS by means of a user routine; development of a Python software application to identify constitutive parameters of classical models, based on small data learning techniques. The benefits and impact of the project are: i. efficient and accurate material modelling for real case scenarios with limited full-field experimental data; ii. increasing the precision and reliability of FEA simulations by providing accurate input data, thus filling a gap of the FEA software market and answering the request of such software users; iii. reduction of the development lead-time of metallic parts and the provision of robust technological solutions without excessive use of materials and energy, significantly contributing to green manufacturing.
PROGRAMA E OBJETIVOS
Como a operação está enquadrada
- Programa
- Programa Inovação e Transição Digital
- Fundo
- Fundo Europeu de Desenvolvimento Regional
- Objetivo estratégico
- + Inteligente
- Objetivo específico
- Reforçar a investigação, inovação e adoção de tecnologias avançadas.
- Área temática
- Investigação, Desenvolvimento e Inovação
- Atividade económica
- Fabricação de outros reservatórios e recipientes metálicos
- Modalidade
- Subvenção
- Taxa de cofinanciamento
- 85%
ONDE
Distribuição territorial publicada
Localização observada no ficheiro de 31 de agosto de 2026.
QUANDO
Calendário publicado
- Início previsto
- 2 de junho de 2025
- Início efetivo
- 10 de setembro de 2025
- Conclusão prevista
- 31 de maio de 2028
- Conclusão efetiva
- Não indicada