Core Competency

Analysis, Modeling and Simulation, Systems Engineering and Technology Development

GTRI performs analysis, modeling and simulation of individual defense systems, families-of-systems and system-of-systems architectures to quantify capabilities, limitations, anticipated performance and cost-effectiveness. 

about this Core Competency

  • Basic and applied research, design, development and prototyping of advanced systems engineering tools and frameworks 
  • Human systems integration and performance analysis & modeling
  • Basic and applied research, design, development and prototyping of high performance computing architectures and optimization tools for complex systems modeling, simulation & performance analysis
  • Basic and applied research, design, development and prototyping of open architectures for software and hardware applications
  • Basic and applied research in aerodynamics and flow control, aeroacoustics and computational aeroelasticity
  • Analysis, modeling and simulation of energy systems and advanced alternative energy and storage technologies

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An image of a Norfolk Southern train passing through the company's digital train inspection portal near Jackson, GA.

Norfolk Southern, GTRI Unveil Georgia’s First Digital Train Inspection Portal

At a recent media event, GTRI and Norfolk Southern unveiled a new digital train inspection portal near Jackson, Georgia. The portal is the first of its kind in Georgia that uses advanced machine vision and artificial intelligence to examine moving trains to identify mechanical issues that may exist.
GTRI Principal Research Engineer Jud Ready.

Jud Ready Joins National Academy of Inventors’ 2024 Class of Senior Members

GTRI Principal Research Engineer Jud Ready has been selected to join the National Academy of Inventors’ (NAI) 2024 Class of Senior Members, a group of 124 academic inventors from NAI’s Member Institutions who have made significant contributions to innovation and technology. Ready also holds a dual appointment as Deputy Director of Innovation Initiatives for Georgia Tech’s Institute for Materials and has over two decades of experience as an adjunct professor in Tech’s School of Materials Science & Engineering.
A photo of the team leading the project.

GTRI, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory Use Wearable Sensors to Address Healthcare Worker Burnout

GTRI, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing have conducted a study using wearable sensors to better understand how workload, stress, and sleep contribute­­ to an elevated risk of burnout among healthcare workers and how to mitigate those risks going forward.

Stefan Abi-Karam (left) receives the FPL Community Award

GTRI’s Stefan Abi-Karam Receives Esteemed FPL Community Award

Stefan Abi-Karam, a member of the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) and a Ph.D. student in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech, has been honored with the prestigious FPL Community Award at the 33rd International Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications (FPL 2023) in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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