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& THE SPACE IN BETWEEN PRESENTATION BY TONY FAST

The Materials Data Scientist

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A talk for the Institute of Data Analytics and High Performance Computing Chalk and Talk lunch series on Thursday April 25, 2014. This high level talk discusses materials science on the grounds of the information that drive new discoveries in materials science. Understanding the nature of the data that encompasses the landscape of materials science is important for the next generation workforce and the emerging discipline of Materials Data Scientist

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&THE SPACE IN BETWEEN

A PRESENTATION BY TONY FAST

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THREE-AGE SYSTEM

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STEEL AGE

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STEELALUMINUM

NANOTECHNOLOGYBIOMATERIALS

POLYMERSFIBER COMPOSITES

AMORPHOUS METALSSEMICONDUCTORS

MAGNETIC MATERIALSCERAMICS

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PERFORMANCE

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METERS10-9 10-3

HIERARCHICAL NATURE OF MATERIALS

PERFORMANCE

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MOVIE TIME

@BrockDavis

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OUT-GROUP HOMOGENEITYOBSERVED CULTURALLY

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APPLICATION SPACE

MATERIALSSCIENCE

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MATERIALS SCIENCE INFORMATION

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PHYSICSBASED MODELS

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RITCHIE GROUP, LLNL

HIGH TEMPERATURE IN SITU TENSILE TESTING OF SiC-SiC MINICOMPOSITES

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RITCHIE GROUP, LLNL

HIGH TEMPERATURE IN SITU TENSILE TESTING OF C-SiC TEXTILES

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VOORHEES GROUP, NORTHWESTERN

IN SITU VISUALIZATION OF SOLIDIFCATION INTERFACES IN AL-CU

16 TB

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STITCHED ELECTRON BACKSCATTERED DIFFRACTION OF HEXAGONAL METALS

KALIDINDI GROUP, GATECH

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ATOM PROBE MICRSCOPY

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FINITE ELEMENT CRYSTAL PLASTICITY MODELS

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MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONSOF ALUMINUM POTENTIALS

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MOLECULAR DYNAMICS FOR POLYMERIC MATERIALS

JACOBS GROUP, GATECH

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KALIDINDI GROUP, GATECH

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EBSD detector

Sample

Indenter tip

SEM pole piece

Step 6

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

KALIDINDI GROUP, GATECH

IN SITU NANOINDENTATION &BACKSCATTERED ELECTRON DIFFRACTION

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MATERIALSSCIENCE DATA

HIGH DIMENSIONAL, MULTIOMODAL, SPATIOTEMPORAL, PARTIAL DATASETS

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THE PAST ISN”T THE FUTURE

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β-Titanium

REDUCED OUTPUT:Grain sizeGrain FacesNumber of GrainsMean CurvatureNearest Grain Analysis

ROWENHORST, LEWIS, SPANOS, ACTA MAT, 2010

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DATA SCIENCE APPLICATIONSFOR STRUCTURAL MATERIALS

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SCALABLE ALGORITHMS

FEATURE IDENTIFICATIONANOMOLY DETECTIONSTATISTICAL ANALYSISCOMPUTER VISIONIMAGE SEGMENTATIONBACKGROUND REMOVALSIGNAL DECONVOLUTIONCLASSIFICATIONREGRESSION

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FFT BASED METHODS FOR SPATIAL STATISTICSA GENERALIZED FEATURE IDENTIFIER

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FIBER SEGMENATION IN LOW CONTRAST IMAGES

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DIMENSION REDUCTION, CLASSIFICATION, & COMPRESSION

HIGH DIMENSIONAL, MULTIOMODAL, SPATIOTEMPORAL, PARTIAL DATASETS

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MODEL VERIFICATION & VALIDATION IN MOLECULAR DYNAMICS

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CLASSIFICATION OF PROCESSING HISTORYIN TITANIUM ALLOYS

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REGRESSION MODELS FOR FORWARD MODELS & PRIOR KNOWLEDGE

Localization

Homogenization

10-9 m

10-3 m

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FORWARD REGRESSION MODELS FOR FUEL CELLS

MPL

GDL

Homogenization

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FEMε=5e-4

LocalizationINVERTABLE MATERIALS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS

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Localization

INPUT OUTPUTControl

Any M

odel

INVERTABLE MATERIALS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS

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LocalizationINVERTABLE MATERIALS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS FOR COMPOSITES

SCALABLE, ACCURATE, INVERTIBLE METAMODELS

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Structure-Processing MKS

Processing History

Structure-Property

Homogenization

Structure-Property

Localization

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“Being able to manipulate text files at the command-line, understanding vectorized operations, thinking algorithmically; these are the hacking skills that make for a successful data hacker.”

DREW CONWAY’S PRIMARY COLORS OF DATA SCIENCE

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TECHNICAL SKILLS USES DATA AS CURRENCY IS A SCIENTIST

NOT A PROGRAMMER

ADDRESSES OBJECTIVESNO PIPELINES

USES VERSION CONTROL CAPABLE IN SEVERAL

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

SOFT SKILLS SOCIAL INQUISITIVE POLYMATH CREATIVE PROBLEM

SOLVER

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WHERE TO START

BY FIXING THIS