Matt Giess
Matt Giess is a researcher within the IMRC at the University of Bath. He has submitted a doctoral thesis which describes research into methods of analysing manufacturing data to obtain information useful for the designer. This thesis is awaiting examination. He has research interests in Data Mining, information organisation and information retrieval in the engineering domain. He has previously carried out experimental research into fretting fatigue at the Structural Materials Centre at DERA Farnborough (now Qinetiq), and has worked as an electronic circuit board manufacturing engineer at Nortel Networks, Harlow, and as a financial assistant for Citibank in Sydney, Australia.
Selected Papers
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Giess, M.D., Culley, S.J. and Hicks, B.J. (2005) Sensitivity analysis: a priori and post facto. International Conference on Engineering Design ICED05, Melbourne, Australia 15-18 August 2005
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Mileham AR, Culley SJ, Owen GW, Newnes LB, Giess MD, and Bramley AN (2004) The impact of run-up in ensuring rapid changeover, Annals of CIRP, Vol 53/1/2004, August, 2004, 407-410, ISSN: 3-905 277-37-9
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M.D.Giess & S.J. Culley (2003) Investigating Manufacturing Data for Use Within Design. Proc 14th International Conference on Engineering Design, Stockholm, Sweden, 18-22 August 2003
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M.D.Giess, S.J. Culley and A. Shepherd (2002) Informing Design Using Data Mining Methods. Proc of ASME DETC'02, Montreal, Canada, 29 Sept - 2 Oct 2002
