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A core Course on Modeling Introduction to Modeling 0LAB0 0LBB0 0LCB0 0LDB0 P.10

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) Effort to overcome wind force Wind force according to formula from ch. 2 Speed under user control in km/h Speed converted to m/s Distance s = v * t Time under user control in h Time converted to seconds Density of air Area of cyclist Constant according to measurements To convert hours to seconds To convert kilometers to meters Effort should be minimized Distance should be maximized

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) Effort to overcome wind force Wind force according to formula from ch. 2 Speed under user control in km/h Speed converted to m/s Distance s = v * t Time under user control in h Time converted to seconds Density of air Area of cyclist Constant according to measurements To convert hours to seconds To convert kilometers to meters Effort should be minimized Distance should be maximized

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) category I: free choices

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) category I: free choices category II: objectives

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) category I: free choices category II: objectives category III: constants from context

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t W=fW*s; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s s=vMPS*tSec; m tH=slider(1,0,5.0); h tSec=tH*secPH; s rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W)) sMax=paretoMax(paretoVer(s)) category I: free choices category II: objectives category III: constants from context category IV: intermediate quantities

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t category I: free choices category II: objectives category III: constants from context category IV: intermediate quantities The tree, showing the dependencies leading to sMax The tree, showing the dependencies leading to WMin

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 1: minimize W, maximize s, vary v and t Cycle with km/h for 2 hours, to travel m = km and perform 3.8x10 5 Joules

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 2: minimize W, minimize t, vary s and v W=fW*sM; kg.m2/s2 fW=c*rho*A*vMPS*vMPS; kg.m/s2 vKMPH=slider(15.0,1,40); km/h vMPS=vKMPH*mPKM/secPH; m/s sKM=slider(5.0,5.0,120); km sM=sKM*mPKM; m tSec=sM/vMPS; s tH=tSec/secPH; h rho=1; kg/m3 A=0.6; m2 c=0.5 secPH=3600; s/h mPKM=1000; m/km WMin=paretoMin(paretoHor(W));kg.m2/s2 tMin=paretoMin(paretoVer(tH)); h Effort to overcome wind force Wind force (formula from ch. 2) Speed under user control in km/h Speed converted to m/s Distance under user control in km Distance converted to m Time is distance / speed seconds Time converted to hours Density of air Area of cyclist Constant according to measurements To convert hours to seconds To convert kilometers to meters Effort should be minimized Time should be minimized

Example of implementing a functional model The bicycle trip 2: minimize W, minimize t, vary s and v To run either of the ACCEL scripts, click on their purple text field or click here: model 1model 2