AthenaVISUAL Studio: Harmonious User Interface Link to Process Simulators Robust Solvers Interface with Excel
AthenaVisual Studio has a variety of uses in the Chemical Industry and Academia.
Educational Use
Use AthenaVISUAL Studio in the classroom to educate students in process modeling, parameter estimation and experimental data analysis
Commercial Use
Use AthenaVISUAL Studio in the workplace to interpret and disseminate the acquired information in a useful and effective manner
Global Services
Contracts available for difficult to solve problems. Workshops provided for training and modeling assistance. Contact Support
Customer Testimonials
"We regularly use Athena for parameter estimation in catalytic reaction models. It is a powerful and user-friendly tool that helps us develop meaningful reaction-diffusion models that accurately describe observed reaction rates in micro/mesoporous zeolite catalysts."
Michael Tsapatsis, Ph.D. - Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
University of Minnesota
"We use Athena to derive fundamental models for complex gas-solid reactions from experimental data. The statistical analysis features are user-friendly and are a critical research tool for discriminating which models best describe the data."
Dante Simonetti, Ph. D. - Assistant Professor
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
UCLA
"For us Athena for is an essential tool for propriety model development and distribution. In our applications Athena proved to be very robust in large parameter estimation tasks. We benefitted from the easy way of adding own Fortran code. Distribution of the developed models by means of Excel DLL's pushed the use of models throughout R&D and Sales departments. Fast and to the point support of Michael himself was very helpful".
Hans Boelens, Ph.D. - HPC R&D
Albemarle Catalysts Company B.V. Amsterdam
Eighteen years ago, I started to use Athena for developing a sophisticated methodology of multi-parameter estimation for the characterization of the pore structure of catalyst carriers. Since then, Athena has been a valuable tool for our research concerning, among others, the migration of pollutants in subsurface and study of advanced methods of soil and groundwater remediation. It’s worth mentioning the extensive use of Athena for the multi-scale numerical simulation of multiphase transport and reactive processes in porous media, and inverse modeling of datasets from relevant laboratory experiments.
Christos Tsakiroglou, Ph.D. - Research Director
“Athena Visual Studio is a powerful yet convenient tool for Chemical Engineering practitioners to use for the development of Differential and Algebraic Equation (DAE) models for simulation purpose. Additionally, built upon classical theoretical foundation laid out by the late Professor Warren Stewart at the University of Wisconsin, Athena Visual Studio provides the most robust parameter estimation toolbox, GREGPLUS, that the user has ever used to estimate parameters using experimental data in my industrial practice. I strongly recommend this tool to anyone who has the need to develop models and conduct parameter estimation in chemical industry."
Min Zhang - Axalta Coating Systems
AthenaVISUAL Studio provides an easy, direct and seamless link of process models with powerful parameter estimation and optimization drivers
Michael Caracotsios, President
AthenaVISUAL Studio is used by Companies & Universities Globally
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AthenaVISUAL Studio
A unique software that offers an integrated environment for process modeling, parameter estimation, optimal experimental design, model discrimination and graphical interpretation of rigorous statistical data analysis.
Our Pricing Table
For information on Corporate Licensing, Contact Dr. Michael Caracotsios at mc@athenavisual.com
Multi-User Academic
$650
Multi Year usage
Process Mathematical Modeling
Nonlinear Parameter Estimation
Model Discrimination and Criticism
Optimal Experiment Design
Graphical Residual Interpretation
Single-User Commercial
$2,500
Multi Year usage
Process Mathematical Modeling
Nonlinear Parameter Estimation
Model Discrimination and Criticism
Optimal Experiment Design
Graphical Residual Interpretation
Computer Aided Modeling
$100
Chemical Reaction & Reactor Modeling
Introduction to Probability & Statistics
Modeling with Single-Response Data
Introduction to Bayesian Estimation
Modeling with Multi-Response Data
Contact Us
Send an email to mc@athenavisual.com and an AthenaVisual, Inc. representative will promptly respond to you.
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