cloud-based solutions to complex problems

We build custom engines that run in the cloud to solve complex scientific or business problems.

About

Simulating hypercyclone over the middle east.

We are a small computational engineering consultancy that help scientists, engineers, and business leaders to develop computational solutions to solve complex problems. We have significant experience in the following domains: computational hydrodynamics, computational genetics, natural language processing, numerical weather prediction, machine/deep learning, and big data analytics. We have been in the consulting business since 1996.

Services: Custom software development, solution architecture and prototypes, training, scientific publications.

Clients: GDIT, SAIC, Northrop Grumman, Wyle Labs, Propellum Advanced Marine Propulsion (Sweden), ITT Goulds Pumps, Aon Benfield, Tax Technologies Inc. (NYC/India), National Science Foundation, University of Texas, Mississippi State University, Ohio State University, FMS Foundation (in affiliation with Cornell University), Postech University (Korea), among others.

Certifications: Deep Learning, Google Cloud Platform, Big Data, Cybersecurity, Data Science, IoT, Scalable Machine Learning, among others

Software

Mendel's Accountant on SPC in the cloud

Software: We have developed or been cooperatively involved in the development of a number of major software solutions, such as: cav2dbl (cavitation modeling), u2ncle (computational fluid dynamics), and Mendel's Accountant (computational genetics), among others.

Our cloud platform: We have also developed our own open source cloud platform called the Scientific Platform for the Cloud (SPC) which runs on either Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Google Cloud Platform to provide all the necessary infrastructure for running computational engines in the cloud. This infrastructure includes tasks such as: cloud migration, monitoring, job management and scheduling, and data presentation tasks such as plotting. We provide both development and support contracts for SPC.

Research

Automated vortex mesh refinement technique

We actively conduct research in the area of computational science, publishing in such journals as: AIAA Journal, Journal of Fluids Engineering, Journal of Ship Research, IEEE, and the Journal of Scalable Computing. Some notable papers are listed here:

Bhushan et al., "Development and Validation of a Machine Learned Turbulence Model."Energies (2021).
Brewer et al., "iBench: a Distributed Inference Simulation and Benchmark Suite." IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing (2020) - Outstanding Paper Award.
Martinez et al.,"Rotorcraft virtual sensors via deep regression."Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing (2019).
Sanford et al.,"The waiting time problem in a model hominin population." Theoretical Biology and Medical Modelling 12, no. 1 (2015): 18.
Hackett and Brewer, "Manufacturing Tolerance Effects on Ship Rudder Performance", Technology Review Journal, 2004 - Best Paper Award.
Brewer et al. "An unstructured RANS study of tip-leakage vortex cavitation inception". Keynote paper on numerical cavitation, in Proceedings of the ASME/JSME International Symposium on Cavitation Inception, July 6-10, 2003, Honolulu, HI.

Full list of papers....

Testimonials

Predicting cavitation on full-scale ship rudder

"Wesley is a highly competent and hard working numerical analyst with talents and expertise in an amazing variety of fields. His primary area of competence is in computational fluid dynamics, but he displays strong numerical modeling talent across several other disciplines."
—Dr. John Baumgardner, "the world's preeminent expert in the design of computer models for geophysical convection", US News & World Report

"Too bad we can't clone you!"
—Dr. John Sanford, Geneticist, Inventor of the Gene Gun, Cornell University

"It has been wonderful working with you. You have demonstrated excellent technical skill, initiative, and participation as a partner to this research."
—Dr. Larry Vardiman, Atmospheric Scientist, Prolific Author

"I am very impressed that you have achieved such high mark on (undisclosed project). It is very important that you provided foundation upon which TTI members can continue to grow the development. I appreciate you providing that foundation."
—JD Choi, CEO, Tax Technologies Inc.

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