The model was built in three stages.
The model was built with Autobuild in the Phenix suite69.
The model was built to test the feasibility of creating such a tool.
Measuring about six-feet wide, the model was built with numerous concealed wires.
The model was built using Molecular Operating Environment MOEE) and evaluated by PROCHECK and ProSA online structure analysis69,70.
The model was built by scanning the statue using a laser triangulation rangefinder and assembling the resulting range images to form a seamless polygon mesh.
"The model was built for the World's Fair site, so it seemed like a completely logical decision," Tom Finkelpearl, the museum director, said at the time.
The model was built with the consideration of fiber swelling, thick-wall cylinder deformation and analysis of shear-lag effect.
The model was built by defining three kinds of effectiveness, i.e. enthalpy effectiveness, moisture effectiveness and temperature effectiveness.
The model was built and parametrised with MCMC algorithms in order to track uncertainties.
The model was built upon community needs, identified through a survey and refined internally.
