01.1 - Aircraft Design and Integrated System (Basics and Theory)
SET-BASED DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR EVOLVABILITY EXPLORATION DURING CONCEPTUAL AIRCRAFT DESIGN
A.S.J. van Heerden, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom; S. Jimeno Altelarrea¹, A. Riaz¹, X. Chen¹, M.D. Guenov¹, A. Molina-Cristóbal, University of Glasgow Singapore, Singapore; ¹Cranfield University, United Kingdom
This paper presents computational techniques for applying set-based design to aircraft evolvability studies during conceptual design. Specifically, it is shown how the set-based design criteria of ‘interval dominance,’ ‘maximality,’ and ‘E-admissibility’ can be extended to enable swift, systematic, and interactive reduction of the evolvability design space.