Estimation of Rare Event Probabilities in Complex Aerospace and Other Systems A Practical Approach Relatedtitle RareEventSimulationUsingMonteCarloMethods (ISBN978-0-47077-269-0) Woodhead Publishing in Mechanical Engineering: Number 720 Estimation of Rare Event Probabilities in Complex Aerospace and Other Systems A Practical Approach Jérôme Morio and Mathieu Balesdent AMSTERDAM(cid:129)BOSTON(cid:129)CAMBRIDGE (cid:129)HEIDELBERG LONDON (cid:129)NEWYORK(cid:129)OXFORD(cid:129)PARIS(cid:129)SANDIEGO SANFRANCISCO(cid:129)SINGAPORE(cid:129)SYDNEY(cid:129)TOKYO Woodhead Publishing is an imprint of Elsevier WoodheadPublishingLimitedisanimprintofElsevier 80HighStreet,Sawston,Cambridge,CB223HJ,UK 225WymanStreet,Waltham,MA02451,USA LangfordLane,Kidlington,OX51GB,UK Copyright[C]2016ElsevierLtd.Allrightsreserved. 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This page intentionally left blank Contents Preface xi Foreword xiii Biographyoftheexternalcontributorstothisbook xv Abbreviations xvii 1 Introductiontorareeventprobabilityestimation 1 J.Morio,M.Balesdent 1.1 Thebookpurposes 1 1.2 Whataretheeventsofinterestconsideredinthisbook? 1 1.3 Thebookorganization 2 Reference 2 Part One Essentialbackground inmathematicsand system analysis 3 2 Basicsofprobabilityandstatistics 5 J.Morio,M.Balesdent 2.1 Probabilitytheoryoperators 5 2.2 Modelingandsamplegenerationofrandomvariablepdfs 15 2.3 Convergencetheoremsandgeneralstatisticalmethods 24 References 31 3 Theformalismofrareeventprobabilityestimation incomplexsystems 33 J.Morio,M.Balesdent 3.1 Input–outputsystem 33 3.2 Time-variantsystem 34 3.3 Characterizationofaprobabilityestimation 36 References 37 Part Two Practicaloverviewofthe mainrareevent estimationtechniques 39 4 Introduction 41 M.Balesdent,J.Morio 4.1 Categoriesofestimationmethods 41 viii Contents 4.2 Generalnotations 41 4.3 Descriptionofthetoycases 42 References 44 5 Simulationtechniques 45 M.Balesdent,J.Morio,C.Vergé,R.Pastel 5.1 CrudeMonteCarlo 45 5.2 Simplevariancereductiontechniques 48 5.3 Importancesampling 53 5.4 Adaptivesplittingtechnique 68 References 73 6 Statisticaltechniques 77 J.Morio,D.Jacquemart,M.Balesdent 6.1 Extremevaluetheory 77 6.2 Largedeviationtheory 82 References 84 7 Reliabilitybasedapproaches 87 J.Morio,M.Balesdent 7.1 First-orderandsecond-orderreliabilitymethods 87 7.2 Linesampling 91 7.3 Directionalsampling 94 7.4 Stratifiedsampling 98 7.5 Geometricalmethods 106 References 106 8 Methodsforhigh-dimensionalandcomputationallyintensivemodels 109 M.Balesdent,L.Brevault,S.Lacaze,S.Missoum,J.Morio 8.1 Sensitivityanalysis 109 8.2 Surrogatemodelsforrareeventestimation 117 References 132 9 Specialdevelopmentsfortime-variantsystems 137 D.Jacquemart,J.Morio,F.LeGland,M.Balesdent 9.1 Generalnotations 137 9.2 Toycase 137 9.3 CrudeMonteCarlo 138 9.4 Importancesampling 140 9.5 Importancesplitting 143 9.6 Weightedimportanceresampling 147 9.7 Extremevaluetheory 150 References 152 Contents ix Part Three Benchmark ofthemethodstoaerospace problems 155 10 Estimationoflaunchvehiclestagefalloutzone 157 L.Brevault,M.Balesdent,J.Morio 10.1 Principle 157 10.2 Simulationdescription 157 10.3 Analysisoftheinputspace 159 10.4 Estimationresults 159 10.5 Conclusion 167 11 Estimationofcollisionprobabilitybetweenspacedebrisandsatellites 169 J.Morio,J.C.DoladoPérez,C.Vergé,R.Pastel,M.Balesdent 11.1 Principle 169 11.2 Simulationdescription 169 11.3 Analysisoftheinputspace 171 11.4 Estimationresults 171 11.5 Conclusion 175 References 175 12 Analysisofextremeaircraftwakevortexcirculations 177 J.Morio,I.DeVisscher,M.Duponcheel,G.Winckelmans,D.Jacquemart, M.Balesdent 12.1 Principle 177 12.2 Simulationdescription 177 12.3 Estimationresults 179 12.4 Conclusion 180 References 181 13 Estimationofconflictprobabilitybetweenaircraft 183 J.Morio,D.Jacquemart,M.Balesdent 13.1 Principle 183 13.2 Simulationdescription 185 13.3 Estimationresults 185 13.4 Conclusion 187 References 188 Part Four Practicalguidelinesofrareeventprobability estimation 189 14 Synthesisofrareeventprobabilityestimationmethodsfor input–outputsystems 191 J.Morio,M.Balesdent 14.1 Synthesis 191 14.2 Someremarksforasuccessfulpracticalrareeventprobability estimation 192
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