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NLign Analytics Q1 Online Training Session – Intro

May 10, 2022 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

NLign

Unlock the full potential of your NLign Software!  Our training enables you to learn all the software’s tips, tricks, and best practices in real-time. 

 

This is a 6-week online training session targeted toward Introductory Nlign users. The classes meet once a week on Tuesdays.

The sessions/classes are hosted on Microsoft Teams.  If you are not able to use Microsoft Teams, please let us know. We also provide our slide deck to the students ahead of time to allow the ability to follow along. Each class is recorded during the session and is sent out to the class for you to be able to review later.

Click the link below to sign up:

https://forms.zohopublic.com/graceharten/form/Q1NLignAnalyticsTrainingSession20223/formperma/FlEP2r4rb_s1mShD9Gy4Z0MQYgsTnFykxM_7yZVOJZI?source=Website

Cost: Free

Please see below for a detailed schedule
Introductory Classes – 1 PM EST 
 Date Topic
04/05 Intro, View Window,
Datasets-Filtering
04/12 Results Table, Trendable Add/Edit, Damage Mapping
04/19 Dataset Creation/ Calculations
04/26 Color Presets, Clustering Chart
05/03 CSV Import/ Export, Named Regions
05/10 NCheck Usage, Catch-Up, Q&A

Details

Date:
May 10, 2022
Time:
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Organizer

NLign
Phone
513-631-0579
View Organizer Website

Venue

Microsoft Teams
"NLign provides the majority of the information needed to perform and search for previous analysis reports, legacy stress reports, test and teardown information and known issues with our FE models. Utilizing NLign helped reduce the amount of time to find this data by 83%."

— Luke Bracken, Mechanical Engineer, T-38 Structural Integrity and Analysis
"The procedure took about eight to ten hours before engineers could begin to analyze damage extent and repair options. Now, fleet maintainers will be able to simply take a digital picture of the damages and send them directly to the engineers who can begin working on the repair analysis."

— Naval Air Systems Command
"Damage and repair details will now be model-based. Saving this data in a 3D environment as opposed to papers, files and PDFs will make us more efficient."

— Chris Root, Advanced Aircraft Technology Team Lead Naval Air Systems Command
"Later in the lifecycle, the focus is on production, delivery and sustainment of the end item. The goal is to continually evolve the digital representation alongside the end item, gaining continuous insight and knowledge from the operational environment."

— Department of Defense, Digital Engineering Strategy
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