Sandia Overview
Abstract not provided.
Publications
An Overview of Sandia National Laboratories and Some Key complex Systems National Security Challenges
Abstract not provided.
Computational Needs for Design Optimization Control and Analysis of Energy Efficient Buildings
Abstract not provided.
Computational Needs for Design Optimization Control and Analysis of Energy Efficient Buildings
Abstract not provided.
The BROOM System for Forensics Support
Abstract not provided.
Sandia capabilities to support building design, analysis, and performance
Abstract not provided.
Modeling and Simulation at Sandia: An Overview
Abstract not provided.
Sampling Design Approaches and Validation Issues
Abstract not provided.
Biological restoration of major transportation facilities domestic demonstration and application project (DDAP): technology development at Sandia National Laboratories
The Bio-Restoration of Major Transportation Facilities Domestic Demonstration and Application Program (DDAP) is a designed to accelerate the restoration of transportation nodes following an attack with a biological warfare agent. This report documents the technology development work done at SNL for this DDAP, which include development of the BROOM tool, an investigation of surface sample collection efficiency, and a flow cytometry study of chlorine dioxide effects on Bacillus anthracis spore viability.
Joint Sandia/NIOSH exercise on aerosol contamination using the BROOM tool
In February of 2005, a joint exercise involving Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) was conducted in Albuquerque, NM. The SNL participants included the team developing the Building Restoration Operations and Optimization Model (BROOM), a software product developed to expedite sampling and data management activities applicable to facility restoration following a biological contamination event. Integrated data-collection, data-management, and visualization software improve the efficiency of cleanup, minimize facility downtime, and provide a transparent basis for reopening. The exercise was held at an SNL facility, the Coronado Club, a now-closed social club for Sandia employees located on Kirtland Air Force Base. Both NIOSH and SNL had specific objectives for the exercise, and all objectives were met.
Contamination characterization in buildings : a spatial statistics approach
Abstract not provided.
Proposed Extension of FETI Methods to the Boundary Element Technique
Abstract not provided.
12 Results