This paper reviews recent developments in our project that are focused on dynamic data-driven methods for efficient and reliable
simulation based optimization, which may be suitable for a wide range of different application problems. The emphasis in this
paper is on the coupling of parallel multiblock predictive models with optimization, the development of autonomic execution
engines for distributing the associated computations, and deployment of systems capable of handling large datasets. The integration
of these components results in a powerful framework for developing large-scale and complex decision-making systems for dynamic
data-driven applications.
The research presented in this paper is supported in part by the National Science Foundation Grants ACI-9984357, EIA-0103674,
EIA-0120934, ANI-0335244, CNS- 0305495, CNS-0426354, IIS-0430826, ACI-9619020 (UC Subcontract 10152408), ANI-0330612, EIA-0121177,
SBR-9873326, EIA-0121523, ACI-0203846, ACI-0130437, CCF-0342615, CNS-0406386, CNS-0426241, ACI-9982087, CNS-0305495, NPACI
10181410, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under Grant B517095 (UC Subcontract 10184497), Ohio Board of Regents BRTTC
BRTT02-0003, and DOE DE-FG03-99ER2537.