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2012-Rusinko-Swan-Agent-Based Fabric Modeling Using Differential Equations

Author(s): Joseph Rusinko

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Keywords: NetLogo spring mass agent-based draping yarn fabric

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Resource Image We use an agent-based modeling software, NetLogo, to simulate fabric drape by applying a modified mass spring system.

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Rusinko, Joseph and Hannah Swan. 2012. Agent-Based Fabric Modeling Using Differential Equations. CODEE Journal. 9(1):1-12.

See http://scholarship.claremont.edu/codee/vol9/iss1/7/ . Accessed 28 March 2023.

Abstract: We use an agent-based modeling software, NetLogo, to simulate fabric drape by applying a modified mass spring system.This model provides an application of harmonic motion to textiles and fashion, fields not typically discussed in the undergraduate differential equations classroom. Euler’s method is coded into the model to solve a system of ordinary differential equations describing the fabric’s position over time. Our interactive NetLogo model allows students to visualize the behavior of the system and to experiment with parameters. We show an example of the success of our program. Students can also experiment with other numerical methods.

The key here is to use many spring mass systems to model yarn and build a large model for draping fabric.

Keywords:  differential equation, model, agent-based, fabric, NetLogo, draping, spring mass, system, yarn

 

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Author(s): Joseph Rusinko

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