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Naoko Kishimoto
Lecturer, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering,
Setsunan University

Mechanical Analysis on Skeletal Morphology of Marine Plankton and Its Application for Modular Space System
Space structure systems are free from gravity and it is preferable to have geometrical symmetry. Modular systems are effective for space systems in test on ground and transportation by space vehicle. Also skeletal marine plankton are free from gravity in water, and have a variety of morphology with symmetrical modular configuration. From the mechanical analysis of morphology of marine plankton, we aim to establish applicable methodology of multiple scale design from morphology of marine plankton to modular space systems.
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