Computational electromagnetic (CEM) model validation against measured and calculated results

The paper presents examples of the validation of numerical models using measured and calculated results from a range of research projects undertaken at the Applied Electromagnetics Research Group at the University of York. These aim to show that both the measurement and computational model are appro...

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Published inIEE Validation of Computational Electromagnetics Seminar pp. 17 - 21
Main Authors Dawson, J.F, Robinson, M.P, Konefal, T
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published Stevenage IEE 2004
Subjects
Electrical engineering computing
Electromagnetic compatibility and interference
Formal methods
model validation
numerical data
formal verification
analytical data
electromagnetic compatibility
CEM
University of York
measured data
metrics
Applied Electromagnetics Research Group
computational electromagnetics
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Summary:The paper presents examples of the validation of numerical models using measured and calculated results from a range of research projects undertaken at the Applied Electromagnetics Research Group at the University of York. These aim to show that both the measurement and computational model are approximate representations of the real world, and that significant effort must be made to ensure that they are sufficiently similar if useful results and validation are to be obtained. We also discuss how the choice of metrics for the comparison of numerical, analytical and measured data is influenced by the nature of the EM problem being investigated.
ISBN:086341396X
9780863413964
DOI:10.1049/ic:20040105