Monarch Classic and Monarch Data Prep Studio

Monarch Classic and Monarch Data Prep Studio

Prepare, Transform, and Cleanse Data from Virtually Any Source

Monarch Classic and Monarch Data Prep Studio

Monarch is a product of Altair

Altair Monarch Classic is a comprehensive application enabling users to model and extract analytical assets from diverse data sources, including structured and unstructured formats like PDFs, reports, and EDI streams. This data can then be utilized for self-service desktop analytics.

Data Prep Studio, a component of Monarch, facilitates rapid data preparation with features such as drag-and-drop parsing and extraction, report discovery and data combination, real-time data manipulation, and export capabilities to various file types.

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  Intuitive and User-Friendly

Designed for data architects, engineers, and analysts, Monarch simplifies data transformation with a wizard-driven interface and over 80 pre-built functions. Models can be seamlessly exported to popular BI and analytics platforms.

  Robust Self-Service Data Preparation

With 30 years of industry leadership, Monarch excels at extracting data from diverse sources, including PDFs, text files, and big data. Ensure data integrity with auditable change histories and clear lineage tracking, all without coding.

  Cost Reduction and Increased Efficiency

Empower self-service data preparation on the desktop, eliminating IT bottlenecks. Automate repeatable processes with reusable models, freeing up valuable time for analysis.

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Taking stock: the evolution of simulation around the world pre- and post-Covid-19

From its earliest days through to future post-pandemic perspectives

At this particular moment in time, this article wishes to reflect on the evolution of CAE and simulation in an effort to present a big-picture view when most of us are daily dealing with all the devil in the details in every aspect of our lives. We approached some long-standing business friends in engineering simulation from various regions around the world to help us in this task

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Flexible factory design and reconfiguration using digital simulation models

The text discusses the importance of digital simulation models in modern factory design and reconfiguration, particularly in response to shorter product lifecycles and increased customization demands. Traditional design methods often lead to inefficiencies and high costs, making digital simulation essential for creating flexible and adaptable production systems. The article highlights a case study involving a furniture assembly factory, where a manufacturer needed to efficiently handle a variety of custom kitchen cabinet orders. The system integrator was tasked with designing a robotic assembly line that could maintain production efficiency despite the high variety of products.

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Controlled Floater for Marine Pipeline Towing

A system to simplify the towing and laying down of marine pipelines in shallow water fields

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Calibration of the Johnson-Cook plasticity for high strain rate regime applications

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The roller coaster

A design challenge combining excitement and rigour

A fascinating article on the origin, history, and evolution of roller coasters from their earliest prototypes in Russia in the 16th century on the banks of the Neva River of St. Petersburg, and then dives into detail on how numerical simulation of roller coasters works to ensure their success both as entertainment and from a safety perspective for users and operators.

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