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Progress in Scale Modeling - Summary of the First International Symposium on Scale Modeling (ISSM I in 1988) and Selected Papers from Subsequent Symposia (ISSM II in 1997 through ISSM V in 2006) (Paperback, Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2008)
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Progress in Scale Modeling - Summary of the First International Symposium on Scale Modeling (ISSM I in 1988) and Selected Papers from Subsequent Symposia (ISSM II in 1997 through ISSM V in 2006) (Paperback, Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2008)
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Scale modeling can play an important role in R&D. When
engineers receive some ideas in new product development, they can
test how the new design looks by bui- ing scale models and they can
get an actual feeling with the prototype through their imagination.
Professor Emori often said: "When children play with a toy
airplane, their mind is wondering about the prototype airplane
which they haven't ridden. " Children can use the scale model
airplane as a means to enter into an imagi- tive world of wonder by
testing in their own way how the actual airplane might function,
how the actual airplane can maneuver aerodynamically, what might be
the actual sound of a jet engine, how to safely land the actual
airplane, and so on. This imagination that scale models can provide
for children will help them later develop professional intuition.
Physical scale models can never be entirely succe- fully replaced
by computer screens where virtual models are displayed and fancy
functions are demonstrated. Not only children but also adults can
learn things by actually touching things only offered by physical
models, helping all of us develop imagination and feeling
eventually leading toward Kufu. Einstein's famous "thought
experiments [11]," which helped him to restructure modern physics
may possibly and effectively be taught by letting researchers play
with scale models!? References 1. I. Emori, K. Saito, and K.
Sekimoto, Mokei Jikken no Riron to Ouyou (Scale Models in
Engineering: Its Theory and Application), Gihodo, Tokyo, Third
Edition, 2000.
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