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Design and Method Research of Wind Tunnel Test Scheduling System for Multi-source Heterogeneous Data

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Clarify the relationship between wind tunnel test and power resource guarantee, use the existing information system resources, construct the test scheduling system framework, guide and promote the wind tunnel test scheduling to the direction of integration and intelligence development. An MDP wind tunnel test scheduling method is proposed to explore the application of artificial intelligence in the area of the wind tunnel test scheduling, which lay a theoretical and technical foundation for opening up the channel of the multi-source heterogeneous information system related to the wind tunnel test scheduling next, and forming the close relation between the situation awareness and prediction system of the wind tunnel test scheduling.

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              ICIT '22: Proceedings of the 2022 10th International Conference on Information Technology: IoT and Smart City
              December 2022
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              ISBN:9781450397438
              DOI:10.1145/3582197

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