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airbus.com ON-SITE Wi-Fi NETWORK NAME: AIAA AVIATION › PASSWORD: AVIATION19 CONTENTS Organizing Committee...... 4 Welcome...... 5 Sponsors and Supporters...... 7 Forum Overview...... 8 Pre-Forum Activities...... 10 Student Day...... 11 Plenary & Forum 360 Sessions...... 13 Rising Leaders in Aerospace...... 16 Special Programming...... 17 ITAR Sessions...... 18 Recognition and Lectures...... 19 Networking Events...... 21 Exposition Hall...... 22 Exposition Hall Floor Plan...... 23 the HUB...... 25 Exhibitors by Booth Number...... 27 Exhibitors...... 28 General Information...... 33 Author and Session Chair Information...... 34 Committee Meetings ...... 35 Session Detail Matrix...... 38 Author and Session Chair Index...... 101 Venue Map...... 110
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aiaa.org/aviation 3 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
FORUM GENERAL CHAIR APPLIED AERODYNAMICS ITAR Rodney Bowersox, Texas A&M University Matthew Tufts, Air Force Research Scott Sherer, Air Force Research Laboratory Laboratory FORUM 360 CHAIR Kidambi Sreenivas, University of Rich Graves, Air Force Research Tennessee, Chattanooga Laboratory Daniel DeLaurentis, Purdue University Konstantinos Kostas, University of Glasgow FORUM TECHNICAL CHAIRS LIGHTER-THAN-AIR TECHNOLOGY Gano Chatterji, NASA Ames Research Don Hartsell, World Air League Center / University of California, ATMOSPHERIC AND Stojan Stevanovic, Proton Corporation Santa Cruz SPACE ENVIRONMENTS Karen Marais, Purdue University Nashat Ahmad, NASA Langley Research Center MESHING, VISUALIZATION, AND TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE CHAIRS Matthias Steiner, National Center for COMPUTATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS Atmospheric Research Carl Ollivier-Gooch, University of British AERODYNAMIC DECELERATOR Columbia SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Brian Anderson, NASA Johnson Space BALLOON SYSTEMS Center Kurt Sehnert, Raven Aerostar MODELING AND SIMULATION TECHNOLOGIES Travis Fields, University of Missouri, Mike Smith, Raven Aerostar Kansas City Christine Taylor, The MITRE Corporation
COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS AERODYNAMIC MEASUREMENT MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN W. Kyle Anderson, NASA Langley OPTIMIZATION TECHNOLOGY AND GROUND Research Center TESTING Douglas Allaire, Texas A&M University Greg Jones, NASA Langley Research Justin Gray, NASA Glenn Research Center Center (AMT) COMPUTER SYSTEMS Christopher Combs, University of Texas, Miroslav N. Velev, Aries Design San Antonio (AMT) Automation, U.S.A. PLASMADYNAMICS AND LASERS Pat Goulding II, NASA Ames Research Alexey Shashurin, Purdue University Center (GT) DESIGN ENGINEERING Erin Hubbard, NASA Glenn Research THERMOPHYSICS Center (GT) Nijo Abraham, NASA Langley Research Center S.A. Sherif, University of Florida Eric L. Golliher, NASA Goddard Space AIR TRAFFIC OPERATIONS, Flight Center MANAGEMENT, AND SYSTEMS FLIGHT TESTING Starr Ginn, NASA Armstrong Flight John Koelling, NASA Langley Research Research Center Center UNIQUE AND/OR TRANSFORMATIONAL Peng Wei, Iowa State University FLIGHT SYSTEMS Vincent Schultz, NASA Langley Research FLUID DYNAMICS Center Simon Briceno, Georgia Institute of Thomas Juliano, Notre Dame University Technology Edward Stanton, NASA Langley Research Nathan Tichenor, Texas A&M University Center Kevin Antcliff, NASA Langley Research Center GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT DESIGN Nicholas Borer, NASA Langley Research VERTICAL/SHORT TAKE-OFF Timothy Takahashi, Arizona State Center AND LANDING (V/STOL) University AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS Ed DiGirolamo, Lockheed Martin Mark Calvert, U.S. Army Corporation GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PAPERS - HOSTED Geoffrey Jeram, U.S. Army Jason Merret, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE Colin Britcher, National Institute of Aerospace
4 aiaa.org/aviation WELCOME TO
The 2019 AIAA AVIATION Forum Executive Steering Committee welcomes you to Dallas! We have worked hard this past year curating exciting and thought-provoking content around the forum theme, Shaping the Future of Flight. We hope these industry leaders, topics, and discussions inspire you. Make it a great week!
EXECUTIVE STEERING COMMITTEE 2019 AIAA AVIATION Forum
Rodney Bowersox Gano Chatterji Daniel DeLaurentis Texas A&M University NASA Ames Research Center / Purdue University (Forum General Chair) University of California, Santa Cruz (Forum 360 Chair) (Forum Technical Chair)
Benjamin C. Linder Karen Marais Amanda Simpson Brian Yutko Boeing Commercial Airplanes Purdue University Airbus Americas Inc. Aurora Flight Sciences (Forum Technical Chair)
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aiaa.org/aviation 7 FORUM OVERVIEW
SAT./SUN. 15–16 MONDAY 17 TUESDAY 18
0730 hrs Speaker Briefing Speaker Briefing
0800 hrs Plenary Plenary 0830 hrs
0900 hrs Networking Break Aviation 101 Networking Break
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1000 hrs Forum 360 Forum 360 1030 hrs Technical Technical Sessions Sessions 1100 hrs
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1200 hrs Continuing Education Courses and Workshops 1230 hrs 0815–1730 hrs Excellence in Aerospace Saturday and Awards Luncheon 1300 hrs Sunday Networking Lunch on Own (Purchase Required) 1330 hrs
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1430 hrs Exposition Hall Open Forum 360 Forum 360 1500 hrs
1530 hrs Technical Technical Student Ignite Sessions Sessions the Meeting Networking Networking 1600 hrs 1530-1700 hrs Break Break Sunday 1630 hrs
1700 hrs Rising Meet the Leaders Employers Speed 1730 hrs 1700-1830 hrs Mentoring Addressing Aviation and Education Challenges Sunday and with NASA University Leadership Initiative: Reception A dialog with Helen Reed 1800 hrs Wright Brothers 1830 hrs Student Welcome Lecture Mixer 1830-1930 hrs Reception in the Exposition Hall 1900 hrs Sunday (Purchase Required)
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GROW CONNECT EXPLORE DISCOVER DEVELOPMENT Technical Career Networking the HUB & High Level Student & Young Development Exposition Professionals
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SAT./SUN. 15–16 MONDAY 17 TUESDAY 18 WEDNESDAY 19 THURSDAY 20 FRIDAY 21
0730 hrs Speaker Briefing Speaker Briefing 0730 hrs Speaker Briefing Speaker Briefing Speaker Briefing
0800 hrs 0800 hrs Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary 0830 hrs 0830 hrs
0900 hrs Networking Break Aviation 101 Networking Break 0900 hrs Networking Break in Exposition Hall Networking Break in Exposition Hall Networking Break
0930 hrs 0930 hrs
1000 hrs 1000 hrs Forum 360 Forum 360 Forum 360 Forum 360 Forum 360 1030 hrs 1030 hrs Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions 1100 hrs 1100 hrs
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1200 hrs Continuing 1200 hrs Education Courses and Workshops 1230 hrs 1230 hrs Exposition Hall Exposition 0815–1730 hrs Lunch and Open Hall Open Excellence in Aerospace Learn: Boxed Luncheon in Saturday and Networking Networking Lunch on Own Awards Luncheon Shaping the Exposition Hall 1300 hrs Sunday 1300 hrs Lunch on Own (Purchase Required) Workforce of (Purchase Required) Tomorrow 1330 hrs 1330 hrs
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1430 hrs Exposition Hall Open 1430 hrs Forum 360 Forum 360 Forum 360 Forum 360 1500 hrs 1500 hrs
Technical Technical Technical Technical 1530 hrs 1530 hrs Student Ignite Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions the Meeting Networking Networking Networking Networking 1600 hrs 1600 hrs 1530-1700 hrs Break Break Break Break Sunday 1630 hrs 1630 hrs RLA Keynote 1700 hrs Rising 1700 hrs Meet the Leaders Employers Speed 1730 hrs 1730 hrs 1700-1830 hrs Mentoring Addressing Aviation and Education Challenges Sunday and with NASA University Leadership Initiative: Reception A dialog with Helen Reed 1800 hrs Wright 1800 hrs Brothers Student Welcome 1830 hrs Lecture 1830 hrs Mixer 1830-1930 hrs Reception in the Exposition Hall AIAA Backyard BBQ 1900 hrs 1900 hrs Sunday (Purchase Required) (Purchase Required) ADS Banquet (Purchase Required) 1930 hrs 1930 hrs
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GROW CONNECT EXPLORE DISCOVER DEVELOPMENT Technical Career Networking the HUB & High Level Student & Young Development Exposition Professionals
aiaa.org/aviation 9 PRE-FORUM ACTIVITIES
CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFERINGS Stay at the top of your game with AIAA’s continuing education offerings. You will leave with invaluable knowledge and solutions that you can put to immediate use.
SAT. 15 – SUN. 16 JUNE SUNDAY, 16 JUNE 0800–1700 HRS CORTEZ C 0800–1700 HRS TOPAZ Designing Unmanned Aircraft Systems Principles of eVTOL This two-day course will provide a comprehensive treatment of Electric Vertical Take Off and Landing aircraft – or eVTOL – are the major disciplines that drive unmanned aircraft design. aircraft propelled by electric power and capable of carrying people. The objective of this course is to introduce these technologies and barriers. It will cover aeromechanics of prop 0800–1700 HRS CORTEZ B rotors (including coaxial and ducted rotors), advanced batteries Hypersonic Flight: Propulsion Requirements and (Li –ion and –Sulfur), hydrogen PEM fuel cells, permanent Vehicle Design magnet machines, engine-generator hybrid drives, eVTOL performance in trim and transient flight, and eVTOL sizing. Development of hypersonic air-breathing propulsion (HAP) is crucial to extend the flight regime of aircraft, and to develop revolutionary reliable, affordable, routine Earth-to- 0800–1700 HRS GOVERNORS LECTURE HALL orbit spacecraft. This two-day course provides the technical Workshop for Integrated Propeller Prediction background in hypersonics and highlights the vehicle design (WIPP) methodology required to achieve the mission objectives of hypersonic flight. The objective of this workshop is to validate the aerodynamic efficiency benefits of wingtip-mounted propellers and the ability of CFD to accurately predict them using powered 0800–1700 HRS CORTEZ D low speed wind tunnel test data on a generic configuration OpenFOAM® Foundations: representative of the X-57. The Open Source CFD Toolbox This two-day course introduces the open source CFD toolbox, 0800–1700 HRS SENATORS LECTURE HALL OpenFOAM. It provides a foundation for all aspects of OpenFOAM, from setting cases to parallel post-processing and Workshop for Multifidelity Modeling in Support best practices, so is useful to both new users and existing users of Design and Uncertainty Quantification wishing to broaden their basic knowledge of OpenFOAM. The objectives of this workshop are to: › Provide a series of tutorials aimed at dissemination of recent developments in multifidelity methods to the MDO and 0800–1730 HRS CORTEZ A simulation-based design practitioner community Practical Design Methods for Aircraft and Rotorcraft › Bring together academic, government, and industry experts Flight Control for Manned and UAV Applications to highlight success stories in multifidelity design and with Hands-On Training Using CONDUIT® uncertainty quantification › Provide a series of short research talks to highlight new and The two-day course will be a combination of lectures, exciting research directions in multifidelity modeling interspersed with associated hands-on lab exercises (aircraft › Provide a forum for active discussion of challenges and and rotorcraft) to be completed by the students on their own opportunities, and for identifying new collaborations computers using the standalone version of CONDUIT® that is also provided with the book.
10 aiaa.org/aviation STUDENT DAY
SUNDAY, 16 JUNE 1530–1700 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE Student Ignite the Meeting Nothing can be more intimidating than being a newcomer or young person at a forum or event where everyone already knows one another! At this high-energy and fun workshop, attendees will gather tips and techniques on networking and relationship building that will make the event more enjoyable and productive. We’ll focus on creating an introduction, understanding how to engage with others, playing off the unique networking styles of introverts and extroverts, and some of the absolute do nots of networking. Then the interaction kicks in with an activity designed to foster quick friendships so that throughout the forum the participants will never enter a session or party where they are the stranger!
1700–1830 HRS WEDGWOOD BALLROOM Meet the Employers This event offers students and young professionals the opportunity to meet AIAA corporate members and government agency representatives. This is a fun and dynamic environment where students and professionals interact with organizations regarding employment opportunities. Participating companies/ organizations will present a brief organizational overview and opportunities available, then have follow-on discussions with the attendees. Organizations will host a table and attendees will switch every 10 minutes. On Wednesday, 19 June, another Meet the Employers will take place from 0900–1000 hrs in the HUB. This is an opportunity for students and attendees to meet with any of the employers that they didn’t have a chance to talk with on Sunday evening, and for any employers that could not participate in Sunday’s session to meet with prospective employees.
1830–1930 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE Student Welcome Mixer Mingle with your peers and hear from AIAA leadership! This networking event provides you with the opportunity to meet your fellow students and learn more about the opportunities available to you as an AIAA student member. Proof of student registration is required. Appetizers will be provided, and a cash bar will be available.
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aiaa.org/aviation 11 BROADENING OUR HORIZONS.
When we work together, we create better opportunities for everyone. Boeing is proud to partner with those who open doors for success, as we build a better world for all.
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311373-11_AIAA_ForumExpo_AQfnl.indd 1 5/2/19 4:51 PM PLENARY & FORUM 360 SESSIONS
MONDAY, 17 JUNE TUESDAY, 18 JUNE 0800–0900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM 0800–0900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM Living in the Age of Airplanes NASA Aeronautics KEYNOTE: Brian J. Terwilliger, Producer and Director KEYNOTE: Stephen Jurczyk, Associate Administrator, NASA MODERATOR: Amanda Simpson, Vice President, Research and MODERATOR: Richard Wahls, Strategic Technical Advisor, Technology, Airbus Americas Inc. Advanced Air Vehicles Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA
0930–1130 HRS CORONADO A-D 0930–1130 HRS CORONADO A-D The Operations of Flying Further and Higher
MODERATOR: Karina Drees, Chief Executive Officer and NASA Aeronautics Shaping General Manager, Mojave Air & Space Port the Future of Flight PANELISTS: MODERATOR: Richard Wahls, Strategic Technical Juan J. Alonso, Professor, Department of Aeronautics Advisor, Advanced Air Vehicles Program, Aeronautics and Astronautics, Stanford University Research Mission Directorate, NASA John Cavolowsky, Director, Transformative Aeronautics OPENING REMARKS: Jon Montgomery, Deputy Concepts Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Associate Administrator for Policy, Aeronautics Research Directorate, NASA Mission Directorate, NASA Steve Ericson, Director, Advanced Design, The Spaceship PANELISTS: Company Bryan Barmore, Deputy Project Manager for Technology, Air Traffic Management – Exploration Project, Airspace , Manager, Business Development, Northrop Warren Frick Operations and Safety Program, Aeronautics Research Grumman Innovation Systems Mission Directorate, NASA Dean Fulmer, Principal System Engineer, Portfolio Barbara Esker, Acting Director, Advanced Air Vehicles Manager, Space Transportation, The MITRE Corporation Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA Karl Garman, Deputy Director of Research, FAA Office of Susan Gorton, Project Manager, Revolutionary Vertical Commercial Space Transportation Lift Technology, NASA Langley Research Center Davis Hackenberg, Strategy Advisor for Urban Air Mobility, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA 1400– 1600 HRS CORONADO A-D David Richwine, Deputy Project Manager for Technology, Flying Faster with the Science of Low-Boom Flight Demonstrator Project, Integrated Hypersonics: Challenges and Opportunities Aviation Systems Program, Aeronautics Research Mission MODERATOR: Kevin Bowcutt, Senior Technical Fellow Directorate, NASA and Chief Scientist of Hypersonics, The Boeing Company PANELISTS: 1400–1600 HRS CORONADO A-D Graham Candler, McKnight Presidential Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Russell Why Wait? Point-to-Point Mobility Today! J. Penrose Professor, and Associate Department Head, MODERATOR: Steven C. Udvar-Hazy, Senior Vice University of Minnesota President, OEM Relations & Market Development, Richard Hallion, Aerospace Historian and Founding Aviation Capital Group Museum Curator, National Air and Space Museum, PANELISTS: Smithsonian Institution (ret.) James A. Haas, Regional Director-Product Marketing, Ivett Leyva, Program Officer, Engineering and Boeing Commercial Airplanes Complex Systems, Air Force Office of Scientific Research Clément Monnet, Chief Executive Officer, Voom, an Eric Marineau, Program Officer, Hypersonics, Office of Airbus Company Naval Research Trey Urbahn, Chief Commercial Officer and Executive Michael White, Assistant Director, Hypersonics, Office Board Member, TAP Air Portugal of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
aiaa.org/aviation 13 INGENUITY, ENGINEERED.
A new era is dawning. Our days are smarter. Our tomorrow, more connected. The journey has just begun, and together we’ll push new limits, chart our own course and change the way mankind looks to the sky.
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WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE THURSDAY, 20 JUNE 0800–0900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM 0800–0900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM The Reality of a Vertical Dream The Future of Mobility – Aviation is Changing the World KEYNOTE: Christopher Emerson, President, and Head, North KEYNOTE: Greg Hyslop, Chief Technology Officer, The Boeing Company America Region, Airbus Helicopters MODERATOR: Benjamin C. Linder, Director of Flight Sciences, MODERATOR: Amanda Simpson, Vice President, Research and Boeing Commercial Airplanes Technology, Airbus Americas Inc. 0930–1130 HRS CORONADO A-D 0930–1130 HRS CORONADO A-D Autonomous Operation in an Evolving Ecosystem
Innovation in Vertical Lift MODERATOR: Parker Vascik, Aerospace Engineering, MODERATOR: Susan Gorton, Project Manager, Technology and Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Revolutionary Vertical Lift Technology, NASA Langley PANELISTS: Research Center Ella Atkins, Professor, Aerospace Engineering, University PANELISTS: of Michigan Adam Besachio, Guidance, Navigation, and Control, Thomas Edwards, Chief Technical Officer, Crown Consulting Manager, Northrop Grumman Corporation Brock Lascara, Lead Aviation Systems Engineer, Ryan Ehinger, V-280 Valor Program Manager, Bell The MITRE Corporation Nick Lappos, Senior Technical Fellow, Advanced Chad Stecker, NEXUS Program Manager, Bell Technology, Sikorsky, A Lockheed Martin Company Jeff Trang, Vice President, Technology and Flight 1400–1600 HRS CORONADO A-D Operations, Airbus Helicopters Building on Today’s Safety Foundation for
1400–1600 HRS CORONADO A-D Tomorrow’s Mobility MODERATOR: Brian Yutko, Senior Vice President, Enabling the Engineering Transformation Programs, Aurora Flight Sciences MODERATOR: John Cavolowsky, Director, Transformative Aeronautics Concepts Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA FRIDAY, 21 JUNE PANELISTS: 0800–0900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM Gene Holloway, Vice President of Boomless Cruise™ & Apollo’s Legacy and Impact on Modern Flight Environmental Responsibility, Aerion Supersonic SPEAKERS: Lesa Roe, Chancellor, University of North Texas System Bill Barry, Chief Historian, NASA Tom Shih, J. William Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas Head, James R. Hansen, Author, First Man: The Life of Neil A. and Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics, Purdue Armstrong, and Professor Emeritus, History, Auburn University University
Kristi Shryock, Associate Department Head, Department 0930–1130 HRS CORONADO A-D of Aerospace Engineering, Texas A&M University
Accelerating Through the TRL Scale MODERATOR: Starr Ginn, Deputy Aeronautics Research Director, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center PANELISTS: Mark Cousin, Chief Executive Officer,3 A by Airbus Steve Ericson, Director, Advanced Design, The Spaceship Company Join the Q&A at Jonathan Hartman, Disruptive Technologies Lead, aiaa.cnf.io Sikorsky, A Lockheed Martin Company Brian Hershberger, Conceptual Design, Senior Manager, Advanced Development Programs, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Jim Scooler, Director, Aerodynamics, Gulfstream Aerospace
aiaa.org/aviation 15 RISING LEADERS IN AEROSPACE
This multidimensional program, planned by the Young Professionals Group, features sessions with the 35-and-under crowd in mind. These exciting and energetic RISING activities will provide access to top aerospace leaders and their perspectives, with LEADERS subject matter relevant to your career. Participating in this program will allow you inAEROSPACE the opportunity to build your network of fellow peers.
SUNDAY, 16 JUNE WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE 1700–1800 HRS TOWER MEZZANINE FOYER 1230–1400 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE AIAA Aircraft Technology, Integration and Operation Lunch and Learn: Shaping the Workforce of Meet and Greet Tomorrow Meet members of the Aircraft Technology, Integration and We are living through a fundamental transformation in the Operations (ATIO) Group and learn about the exciting work and way we work. Organizations achieve goals by working with volunteer opportunities in ATIO technical committees: interdisciplinary teams of individuals from diverse educational backgrounds, work cultures, skill sets, and attitudes. As › Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems the workforce becomes steadily more diverse, it presents › Air Transportation Systems employers with a myriad of both opportunities and challenges. › Aircraft Design Although diversity in the workforce has been shown to have › Aircraft Operations tremendous value to organizations, a lack of inclusion poses › Balloon Systems a challenge. Further, higher levels of automation that are › Flight Testing replacing human tasks are changing the skills that organizations › General Aviation are looking for in their people. These momentous changes › HyTASP (Hypersonics) raise huge organizational, talent and HR challenges. To discuss › Lighter-Than-Air Systems these challenges and the steps we need to shape the workforce › Product Support of tomorrow, the AIAA YPs put together a panel of learning › V/STOL Aircraft Systems practitioners and industry experts. Light refreshments will be served. MODERATOR: Joseph Sikorski, Aeronautical Engineer Associate, Lockheed Martin Corporation MONDAY, 17 JUNE SPEAKERS: Alex Carrere, Configuration Design Engineer, Multidisciplinary 1630–1800 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE Design Analysis and Optimization, Boeing Research and Speed Mentoring Technology Accomplished professionals from a variety of backgrounds will Nancy J. Currie-Gregg, Professor of Engineering Practice, be taking time to meet with the Rising Leaders participants and Texas A&M University share their experiences. This event is a great way to get insight from industry leaders and make some great new contacts. And, Ashley Purkey, Manager, Aerodynamics Analysis and Testing, maybe, they will end up being a mentor for more than just the Boeing Research and Technology 15 minutes at this event. Holly Rollins, Principal Senior Director, Booz Allen Hamilton
1800–1900 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE THURSDAY, 20 JUNE Networking Reception 1630–1730 HRS DESOTO B Continue your conversations and networking at the reception Rising Leaders in Aerospace Keynote that will immediately follow. Take time to socialize with your fellow young professionals who are also attending the forum. SPEAKER: Amanda Simpson, Vice President, Research and Having just participated in the speed mentoring, you’ll definitely Technology, Airbus Americas Inc. have at least one thing in common. Don’t miss this rewarding opportunity.
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16 aiaa.org/aviation SPECIAL PROGRAMMING
TUESDAY, 18 JUNE 1400–1600 HRS CHANTILLY BALLROOM FOYER CFD Flow Visualization Showcase Authors of CFD visualizations papers will describe their work and the significance of their animation as it displays on a large screen monitor. Multiple visualizations will be shown during each of the four 30-minute time slots during the event.
1730–1830 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE Addressing Aviation and Education Challenges with NASA University Leadership Initiative: A Dialog with Helen Reed NASA’s University Leadership Initiative (ULI) provides the opportunity for university teams to exercise technical and organizational leadership in proposing unique technical challenges, defining interdisciplinary solutions, establishing peer review mechanisms, and applying innovative teaming strategies to strengthen the research impact. This is a conversation between Helen Reed and John Cavolowsky about Helen’s experiences while working on two of NASA Aeronautics’ multiyear, multimillion-dollar ULI awards. Their conversation will span the importance of her work, research freedom under the ULI philosophy, the opportunities created for undergraduate and graduate students, and experiences within a multidisciplinary team of academics and industrial partners.
aiaa.org/aviation 17 ITAR SESSIONS
AIAA offers authors the opportunity to present information that is covered by the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), in U.S.-Only sessions during the forum. These sessions provide an opportunity for discussion of topics and presentations that is not possible in an open forum.
If you want to attend any of these special sessions, you will need to complete an additional registration and verification process. In addition to a forum registration that includes access to sessions, a TUESDAY, 18 JUNE separate registration process is required to attend these restricted 0930–1200 HRS MOROCCO ROOM sessions. To register, please bring the required documentation with ITAR-01 General Topics you to the on-site ITAR registration desk: most important is proof of U.S. citizenship. (Please note that a CAC card IS NOT official 1400–1700 HRS MOROCCO ROOM proof of U.S. citizenship.) See the specific requirements below to ITAR-02 Aero-Optics and Directed Energy determine individual requirements.
WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE Access to ITAR Sessions All attendees, presenters, and session chairs participating in ITAR 0930–1230 HRS MOROCCO ROOM sessions will need to register for the forum (using one of the options ITAR-04 Recent Capability Improvements that includes access to sessions), and then complete the ITAR and Expansions at the Arnold Engineering registration process, including validating U.S. citizenship as well Development Complex as government employment or contractor status. The following are the documents required to register for the ITAR sessions: 1400–1730 HRS MOROCCO ROOM ITAR-03 Kinetic Weapon Integration Proof of U.S. Citizenship ~ (One of the following is required for all ITAR Registration Hours: those registering for ITAR sessions) Valid U.S. passport Sunday, 16 June 1500–1900 hrs Chantilly Foyer Birth certificate Monday, 17 June 0900–1700 hrs Chantilly Foyer Certificate of citizenship Tuesday, 18 June 0900–1630 hrs Morocco Room Foyer ~CAC Cards are not Proof of U.S. citizenship~ Wednesday, 19 June 0900–1730 hrs Morocco Room Foyer ITAR badges must be worn during the sessions. U.S. Government Attendees* Photo IDs and ITAR badges will be checked upon entrance to AIAA forum badge the ITAR session room(s). Proof of U.S. citizenship CAC card or other proof of government employment ITAR Electronics Policy Non-U.S. Government Attendees Cell phones, computers, tablets, cameras, personal fitness AIAA forum badge devices, or other electronic devices with cameras, recording, or Proof of U.S. citizenship two-way transmission capabilities will not be permitted into the Corporate badge, or business card and photo ID ITAR session room(s). There will be a check-in desk in front of the Copy of approved and active DD2345 contractor certificate** ^ room where you can check these devices. Large briefcases and bags will also need to be checked at the desk. *Please note that if your paycheck comes from someone other than the U.S. government, for example, a university, you will need to follow the process of the non-U.S. Government Attendees. Availability of Manuscripts from ITAR Sessions For those who are registered to attend the ITAR sessions, a DVD ** If you are not familiar with the DD2345, please check with your containing the papers from the ITAR sessions will be available for Corporate Security Officer. purchase on site at the forum for $25. Those purchasing the DVD ^DD2345 certificates are office location specific. must be available to pick it up on Wednesday, 19 June 2019, between 1630-1700 hrs at the ITAR Registration Desk. All DVDs must be picked ~CAC Cards are not proof of U.S. citizenship. up in person. There will be no sale or distribution of these papers after the event. Note this forum has a “no paper, no podium” and “no podium, no paper” policy and it is therefore not possible to get all papers until after the last presentation has occurred.
Please be advised that all policies and procedures MUST be followed or admittance to the restricted sessions will not be permitted. Anyone wishing to enter the restricted session room MUST abide by the policies, procedures, and submission of verified documents mandated by the DoD. No Exceptions!
18 aiaa.org/aviation RECOGNITION AND LECTURES
Join us at the 2019 AIAA AVIATION Forum as we recognize the very best in our industry—those individuals and teams who have taken aerospace technology to the next level, who have advanced the quality and depth of the aerospace profession, who have leveraged their aerospace knowledge for the benefit of society. Their achievements have inspired us to dream and to explore new frontiers.
2019 AIAA Fluid Dynamics Award MONDAY, 17 JUNE Hermann Fasel, Professor, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 1800–1900 HRS GRAND BALLROOM For pioneering innovation and leadership for using Wright Brothers Lecture in Aeronautics computational fluid dynamics as a tool for the scientific Justin Paines analysis of hydrodynamic instability mechanisms, transition to Chief Test Pilot, Joby Aviation turbulence, and active flow control. Turning Flight Control on its Head for the F-35, eVTOL, and Beyond 2019 AIAA Ground Testing Award James Heineck, Physical Scientist and Edward Schairer, Aerospace Engineer, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett TUESDAY, 18 JUNE Field, California 1230–1400 HRS GRAND BALLROOM In recognition of outstanding contributions to the areas Excellence in Aerospace Awards Luncheon* of optical measurement technique development and Each year, the dedicated members of our technical committees implementation, flow visualization, and high-speed come together to identify and elevate the best and brightest photography across the NASA ground test community. practitioners in their field. Join us as we celebrate the excellence of the members of our aerospace community. 2019 AIAA Hap Arnold Award for Excellence in Aeronautical Program Management *Proof of purchase is required and included in the registration fee Charles Cross, Chief, Turbine Engine Division, Air Force where indicated. Additional tickets for guests may be purchased Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio upon registration or on site, as space is available. For exemplary management and technical leadership of TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS the Versatile Affordable Advance Turbine Engines (VAATE) 2019 AIAA Aerodynamics Award Program to advance turbine engine technology through Robert Gregg, III, Chief Aerodynamicist, The Boeing Company, focused research and development. Mukilteo, Washington In recognition of innovations in Aircraft Design through 2019 AIAA Losey Atmospheric Sciences Award inspirational leadership and technical contributions in the field Marcia K. Politovich, Deputy Director for Science, Aviation of Aerodynamic design and advanced concepts. Application Program (Retired), National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado 2019 AIAA Aerodynamic Measurement Technology Award For her outstanding contributions in atmospheric science Marcus Aldén, Professor, Lund University, Lund, Sweden research dedicated to continuous improvement in aviation For wide ranging and pioneering work in developing and safety in general and in-flight icing in particular. applying laser diagnostic techniques, including linear and non-linear approaches, for study of fundamental and practical 2019 AIAA Plasmadynamics and Lasers Award combustion. James A. Horkovich, Senior Principal Engineer, AEgis Technologies, Albuquerque, New Mexico 2019 AIAA Aircraft Design Award For professional commitment and leadership, education and Robert Parks, Boeing Technical Fellow, Aurora Flight Sciences, mentoring of scientist engineers, and distinguished contributions A Boeing Company, San Jose, California to science and innovation of directed energy systems. For a lifetime of novel and innovative aircraft designs including multiple prototypes and the Odysseus and eVTOL personal air 2019 AIAA Theodor W. Knacke Aerodynamic Decelerator vehicle. Systems Award Ricardo “Koki” A. Machin, Chief Engineer for Capsule 2019 AIAA Chanute Flight Test Award Parachute Systems, NASA Johnson Space Center, David Minto, Technical Director, 96th Test Group, Air Force Test Houston, Texas Center, Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico For excellence in the area of design, test, and certification of For outstanding contributions to the art, science and human rated capsule recovery parachutes enabling mankind to technology of test flight engineering and the capabilities explore beyond the Earth. delivered in support of the nation’s defense.
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2019 AIAA Sustained Service Award 2018 AIAA Thermophysics Best Papers Anthony Springer, Director, Integration and Management › “Uncertainty Analysis of Coaxial Thermocouple Calorimeters used Office, NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C. in Arc Jets” (AIAA 2018-3770) by David M. Driver, Daniel Philippidis, and Imelda Terrazas-Salinas, NASA Ames Research Center. For decades of sustained service to the Institute in the areas of Membership, Technical Activities and Publications at all levels, › “Conjugate Analyses of Ablation in the HIPPO Nozzle”(AIAA from the Section to serving on the Board of Directors. 2018-3271) by Peter G. Cross, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division; and Iain D. Boyd, University of Michigan. TECHNICAL BEST PAPERS The following Technical Best Papers were identified by their 2018 AIAA Thermophysics Best Student Paper related technical committees as the best in their field from prior “Aerothermodynamic modelling of meteor entry flows in the forum presentations. rarefied regime” (AIAA 2018-4180) by Federico Bariselli, Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Stefano Boccelli, Technical University of From the Aerospace Sciences Community Milan; Thierry Magin, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics; Aldo Frezzotti, Technical University of Milan; and Annick Hubin, 2019 AIAA Aerodynamic Measurement Technology Best Paper Vrije Universiteit Brussel. “Evaluation of Wavelet-Based Optical Flow Velocimetry from OH Scalar Fields in Reacting Turbulent Flows” (AIAA 2019-0270) by From the Aircraft Technology, Integration Bryan E. Schmidt and Jeffrey A. Sutton, Ohio State University, and Operations Community Columbus, Ohio, and Colin A. Towery and Peter Hamlington, University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado. 2018 Aircraft Design Best Paper “HALE Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Part I: Solar-Powered Single and Multiple-Boom 2019 AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Best Paper “Multipoint Aircraft” (AIAA 2018-3028) by Dorian Colas, Nicholas H. Roberts, Aerodynamic Shape Optimization for Subsonic and Supersonic and Vishvas S. Suryakumar, Facebook, Inc., Menlo Park, California. Regimes” (AIAA 2019-0696) by Marco Mangano and Joaquim Martins, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 2018 Air Transportation Systems/Aircraft Operations Best Papers › “Fairness Metric-Based Trajectory Negotiation for Merging 2018 AIAA Atmospheric and Space Environments Best Paper Air Traffic Management” (AIAA 2018-3039) by Sang Gyun “Experimental Studies of Ice Crystal Accretion on an Park, Parikshit Dutta, and P. K. Menon, Optimal Synthesis Inc. Axisymmetric Body at Engine-Realistic Conditions” › “Testing Enabling Technologies for Safe UAS Urban Operations” (AIAA 2018-4223) by Alexander Bucknell, University of Oxford. (AIAA 2018-3200) by Andrew Moore, Swee Balachandran, Steven D. Young, Evan T. Dill, Michael J. Logan, Louis J. Glaab, Cesar 2018 AIAA Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Best Paper “Rapid Munoz, and Maria Consiglio, NASA Langley Research Center. Load Calculations Using an Efficient Unsteady Aerodynamic Solver” (AIAA 2018-3621) by Daniel Kharlamov, Jernej Drofelnik, From the Aerospace Design and Structures Community Andrea Da Ronch and Scott Walker, University of Southampton. 2018 AIAA Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Best Paper
“Efficient Multi-Resolution Approaches for Exploration of External 2018 AIAA Modeling and Simulation Best Paper “Human-in- Aerodynamic Shape and Topology”(AIAA 2018-3952) by Laurence the-Loop Study on Angle-of-Attack Indicator Effectiveness for Kedward, Alexandre Payot, Thomas Rendall, and C.B. Allen, Transport Category Airplanes” (AIAA 2018-2938) by Angela University of Bristol. Campbell, Somil Shah, and Mark Reisweber, Federal Aviation
Administration, and Lisa R. Le Vie, NASA Langley Research All these papers can be found online at the Aerospace Research Center, Hampton, Virginia. Central (arc.aiaa.org). Thank you to the Technical Committees
who took the time to judge these papers and recognize the 2018 AIAA Fluid Dynamics Best Paper “Evaluation of ongoing advancement of our aerospace community. Thermoacoustic-based Forcing for Control of Dynamic Stall” (AIAA 2018-3683) by Stuart I. Benton and Miguel R. Visbal, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. 1730–1830 HRS CORONADO BALLROOM Fluid Dynamics Award Lecture 2018 Plasmadynamics and Lasers Best Paper “Parallel Vortex Body Interaction Enabled by Active Flow Control” (AIAA 2018-3521) by Andre Weingaertner, Philipp Tewes, 1730–1830 HRS PERIDOT and Jesse C. Little, University of Arizona. Flight Test Award Lecture
2018 Plasmadynamics and Lasers Best Student Paper “Radar REMPI Diagnostic for Low Neutral Density Measurements of WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE Xenon in Helium Buffer Gas: Experiments and Modeling” (AIAA 1730–1830 HRS CORONADO BALLROOM 2018-3435) by Christopher A. Galea, Mikhail N. Shneider, and MDO Lecture Arthur Dogariu, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey; Tat Loon Chng, École Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France; and Richard Raymond Kolonay‚ Air Force Research Laboratory B. Miles, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. Student paper awards presentations will follow the lecture.
20 aiaa.org/aviation NETWORKING EVENTS
Understanding the importance of networking with colleagues new and old, a series of activities have been planned that will help you connect with current colleagues and new acquaintances.
SUNDAY, 16 JUNE WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE 1830–1930 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE 1830–2000 HRS ANATOLE SCULPTURE PARK
Student Welcome Mixer AIAA Backyard BBQ (Proof of Purchase Required) Mingle with your peers and hear from AIAA leadership! This Relax at the end of the day, breathe in the fresh summer air, and networking event provides you with the opportunity to meet enjoy a taste of Texas complete with barbecue and cold brews your fellow students and learn more about the opportunities in the outdoor Anatole Sculpture Park. (Note: Cash bar only. If available to you as an AIAA student member. Proof of student weather does not cooperate, the event will be moved indoors.) registration is required. Appetizers will be provided, and a cash bar will be available. Sponsor: THURSDAY, 20 JUNE 1230–1400 HRS EXPOSITION HALL, CHANTILLY BALLROOM MONDAY, 17 JUNE Luncheon in the Exposition Hall (Proof of Purchase Required) 0930–1000 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE Meet with dozens of companies and network with fellow AVIATION 101 attendees over lunch in the Exposition Hall. Discover how you can make the most of your week at AIAA AVIATION Forum while meeting fellow attendees. This 1830–2100 HRS PEACOCK TERRACE orientation is ideal for first-time attendees, but all are welcome! ADS Banquet (Proof of Purchase Required) TUESDAY, 18 JUNE Join the Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Technical Committee in 1830–2000 HRS EXPOSITION HALL, CHANTILLY BALLROOM honoring the 2019 Theodor W. Knacke Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Award recipient, and the 2019 student paper finalists Welcome Reception in the Exposition Hall and winner. (Proof of Purchase Required) Discuss the day’s events and talk with exhibitors over drinks and light fare in the Exposition Hall. Enjoy a performance by Jon Christopher Davis, a multi-published singer-songwriter and recording artist. JCD’s songs have been covered by major-label Coffee Breaks artists, such as Dolly Parton, Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, Networking coffee breaks allow even more time for Billy Ray Cyrus, and Rodney Atkins. “Little Bird,” recorded by making new contacts, continuing discussions from Sherrie Austin, peaked at number 4 on Billboard’s Top Country sessions, visiting the Exposition Hall, or checking emails Singles Sales Chart. and voicemails to keep in touch with the office while you are at the forum. Networking coffee breaks will be held at the following locations and times:
Monday, 17 June 0900–0930 hrs | Chantilly Foyer 1600–1630 hrs | Chantilly Foyer
Stay Fit at AVIATION Tuesday, 18 June 0900–0930 hrs | Chantilly Foyer 1600–1630 hrs | Exposition Hall Stay fit with your fellow attendees! Join AIAA staff onTuesday, 18 June, and Tuesday coffee sponsor: Thursday, 20 June, at 0600 hrs at the East Atrium Lobby by the Concierge Desk for a run/ Wednesday, 19 June 0900–0930 hrs | Exposition Hall walk. All levels area welcome for a 1-3 mile route. 1600–1630 hrs | Exposition Hall
Thursday, 20 June 0900–0930 hrs | Exposition Hall 1600–1630 hrs | Exposition Hall
Friday, 21 June 0900–0930 hrs | Chantilly Foyer
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EXPOSITION HALL HOURS TUESDAY, 18 JUNE 1300–1630 HRS 1830–2000 HRS — RECEPTION*
WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE 0845–1630 HRS Please join our generous donors in advancing aerospace with your gift THURSDAY, 20 JUNE 0845–1630 HRS today. With your help, we will continue to *Proof of purchase is required and included in the registration inspire and support the next generation of fee where indicated. aerospace professionals. Be sure to stop by the silent auction in the HUB as we have some really cool aerospace items up for bid!
Meet the Authors LELAND M. NICOLAI Lessons Learned and Fundamentals of Aircraft and Airship Design AIAA Publications Pavilion within the HUB Stop by the AIAA Publications Pavilion, located Tuesday, 18 June Coffee Break: 1600–1630 hrs in the Exposition Hall, to browse publications Wednesday, 19 June Coffee Break: 0900–0930 hrs and merchandise, learn about your membership Coffee Break: 1600–1630 hrs benefits, and meet AIAA staff.
LOCKHEED MARTIN The F-35 Lightning II: From Concept to Cockpit 30% OFF ALL BOOKS Presentation in the HUB with book available for purchase. AIAA Publications is offering a special show discount Thursday, 20 June 1230-1300 hrs on all titles featured at the AIAA AVIATION Forum. Attendees can take advantage of a 30% discount off JAMES HANSEN the list price of all books for sale at the AIAA Bookstore First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong located in the AIAA Pavilion. This show special will Discussion, book signing, and film screening party. only be available during the forum! Take advantage Thursday, 20 June 1330–1630 hrs of these super savings and visit the AIAA Bookstore!
DAILY PRIZE DRAWINGS — VISIT THE HUB TO ENTER! Visit the HUB in the Exposition Hall to drop your business card for a chance at winning one of three gift cards! Visit daily to enter as prize entry collection restarts each morning with an empty box. You must drop a business card each day to have a chance to win each day! › Prize 1 drawing at 1945 hrs on Tuesday during reception in Exposition Hall. › Prize 2 drawing at 1600 hrs on Wednesday. › Prize 3 drawing at 1600 hrs on Thursday. Please drop only one entry (business card) per day! Mulitple entries will be removed. You do not need to be present to win, but you may claim your prize in the HUB while at 2019 AIAA AVIATION Forum.
22 aiaa.org/aviation EXPOSITION HALL FLOOR PLAN
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Faiteve Ennova G.R.A.S. Dewesoft Smart PCB CIA Sky Piezotronics 224 324 325 424 425 524 525
Texas Exhibitor & ZONA Metacomp Sponsor Lounge
AIAA North 222 223 322
Table Seating AeroTEC LaVision Bell Area 220 221 320 521
National AEDC Kulite Technical Systems NASA 316 517 616 Pointwise Table Seating Area Sponsored by: AFRL 214 314 515 614 BETA Phoenix CAE Integration 513 612 Math Photron Aerion Works 210 211 310 IC2 Sensuron M4 Engineering 509 608 609 Tecplot Table Seating Area Boeing Technology 507 606 607 Services ESTECO Lockheed Martin 504 505 604 605
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Aurora Flight Corporation
Airbus nTopology Airborne Aeronomics 103 203 303 403 502 503 602 603
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› Paper Airplane Contest and The HUB is open Tuesday–Thursday Design Challenge during Exposition Hall hours! › Meet the Employers This multi-use area built into the heart of AIAA expositions will feature many attendee-favorite activities like Q&A with › F-35 Lightning II Discussion keynote speakers, innovative programming, a silent auction › Frontiers of Flight Presentation and features such as design challenges, charging stations, a lounge area, and more. › First Man Screening with James Hansen Check out the complete schedule of activities: aiaa.org/aviationthehub Schedule subject to change.
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Bama By Distance ONLINE LEARNING 26 aiaa.org/aviation EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER
310 Aerion Supersonic ★ 509 IC2 (Interdisciplinary Consulting Corp)
603 Aeronomics, Inc. 517 Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc.
220 AeroTEC ★ 221 LaVision, Inc.
223 AIAA North Texas Chapter 609 M4 Engineering, Inc. ★
515 Air Force Research Laboratory 210 MathWorks
602 Airborne Systems ★ 322 Metacomp Technologies ★
403 Airbus ★ 214 NASA (HQ)
316 Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) 616 National Technical Systems ★
103 Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company ★ 503 nTopology
521 Bell ★ 525 PCB Piezotronics, Inc.
513 BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. 612 Phoenix Integration, Inc.
203 Boeing Technology Services ★ 211 Photron
224 Central Intelligence Agency 314 Pointwise, Inc. ★
425 DEWESoft LLC 608 Sensuron
325 Ennova Technologies 524 SmartSky Networks, LLC ★
505 ESTECO 507 Tecplot ★
324 Faiteve Incorporated 222 ZONA Technology Inc.
424 G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration
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Aerion Supersonic 310 AIAA North Texas Chapter 223 Charles Schnake Ian Marks 1900 Embarcadero Rd., STE #101 9105 Farmer Dr. Palo Alto, CA 94303 Keller, TX 76244 Phone: 650-433-2314 Phone: 214-966-4266 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.aerion-tech.com Aerion, the industry leader in supersonic travel, is pioneering a Air Force Research Laboratory 515 new generation of efficient, economical, and environmentally David Fussner responsible supersonic aircraft. The Mach 1.4 AS2 business jet 2079 Tenth Street, Building 255, Area B is scheduled to begin flight testing in 2023. Aerion entered into WPAFB, OH 45433-7130 a partnership with Boeing in February 2019 to develop the AS2 Phone: 937-255-3149 and advance the supersonic market. In October 2018, Aerion Email: [email protected] and GE Aviation unveiled the quiet and efficient GE AffinityTM afresearchlab.com/ engine, the first supersonic engine in more than 50 years. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is the only Air Force organization wholly dedicated to leading the discovery, Aeronomics, Inc. 603 development, and integration of warfighting technologies for Abigale Brown the nation’s air, space, and cyberspace forces. 5030 Bradford Dr., Suite 230 Huntsville, AL 35805 Airborne Systems 602 Phone: 256-808-7483 Email: [email protected] Maria Holman aeronomicsinc.com/index.htm 5800 Magnolia Ave. Pennsauken, NJ 08109 Aeronomics is small business providing advanced solutions Phone: 856-382-2780 to system engineering design problems. Founded in 2017, our Email: [email protected] team of industry recognized experts excels in the areas of thermal protection systems, hypersonic aerothermodynamics, Airborne Systems is a world leader in the design, development, thermostructural analysis, electronics thermal management, and manufacture of best-of-class parachutes for space and flight test and evaluation, and aerothermal ground test and air vehicle recovery systems, deceleration systems for high- evaluation, strategic simulation planning, threat modeling, performance aircraft, military, personnel, and cargo parachute hypersonic missile systems, and integrated defense architecture systems as well as airbags, weapons delivery systems and characterization. ordnance flare chutes.
AeroTEC 220 Airbus 403 Emily Brown Melanie Mahiette 6100 4th Ave S, Suite 300 2550 Wasser Terrace, Suite 9100 Seattle, WA 98108 Herndon, VA 20171 Phone: 206-486-1923 Phone: 571-512-0056 Fax: 206-486-1923 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Airbus is an international reference in the aerospace sector. AeroTEC is a full-service testing, engineering and certification We design, manufacture and deliver industry-leading service provider. Our team is comprised of the most talented commercial aircraft, helicopters, military transports, satellites and experienced aerospace engineers, pilots, technicians, DERs, and launch vehicles, as well as providing data services, secure mechanics, and support staff in the industry who will work with communications, urban mobility and other solutions for you, utilizing our in-house instrumentation, software, tools, and customers on a global scale. With a forward-looking strategy processes every step of the way for efficient, cost-effective based on cutting-edge technologies, digital and scientific project completion. We provide turn-key solutions that are fully excellence, we aim for a better-connected, safer and more scalable to your needs. prosperous world.
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Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) 316 BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. 513 Jason Austin John Skarakis 100 Kindel Drive, Suite A242 29800 Middlebelt Rd., Suite 100 Arnold AFB, TN 37389-2242 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Phone: 931-454-4204 Phone: 248-737-9760 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.arnold.af.mil www.ansa-usa.com The Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc, est. 1997, is an engineering conducts developmental test and evaluation of weapon, company based in Farmington Hills Michigan. For over 20 years propulsion, aerodynamic and space systems for the Nation it has been known for its distribution of the ANSA and META through modeling, simulation, ground and flight test. Team Software Suite and continued commitment to offering industry AEDC seeks to be the Nation’s best value test and analysis leading software support and services. In addition to this, the source for aerospace and defense systems. AEDC is part of company also provides consulting services in high-end Finite the Air Force Test Center, an Air Force Materiel Command Element modeling and analysis, and places specialists for organization. contract positions on client sites.
Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company 103 Boeing Technology Services 203 Amy Scherer Suzi Hammond 9950 Wakeman Dr. 7755 E. Marginal Way S Manassas, VA 20110 Seattle, WA 98108 Phone: 703-369-3633 Phone: 253-241-6310 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.aurora.aero www.boeing.com/bts Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company is an innovative Boeing Technology Services provides access to the Boeing technology company which strives to create smarter aircraft testing facilities, equipment, and technical expertise that have through the development of versatile and intuitive autonomous produced some of today’s most innovative products, including systems. Operating at the intersection of technology and commercial airplanes, rotorcraft, unmanned aircraft, tankers, robotic aviation, Aurora leverages the power of autonomy to fighters, airlifters, space systems, network-centric systems make manned and unmanned flight safer and more efficient. and more. With a passion for collaborative listening, planning, Headquartered in Manassas, Virginia, Aurora has more than 550 contracting, execution and delivery, Boeing creates a tailored employees and operates in six locations partnership with you to achieve your product testing goals.
Bell 521 Central Intelligence Agency 224 Regan Vermillion Jeff Cuiper 3255 Bell Flight Blvd CIA Office of Public Affairs Fort Worth, TX 76118 ATTN: Recruitment Center Phone: 817-280-2315 Washington, DC 20505 Email: [email protected] Phone: 703-374-2309 www.bellflight.com Email: [email protected] www.cia.gov/careers We are pioneers. We were the first to break the sound barrier U.S. National Security Jobs and to certify a commercial helicopter. We were aboard NASA’s first lunar mission and brought advanced tiltrotor systems to the market. Today, we’re defining the future of on-demand Dewesoft LLC 425 mobility and vertical lift. Thinking above and beyond flight is the Christie Nowicki reason our company was formed. It’s how we help save lives, 10730 Logan Street create efficient business and travel solutions and show people Whitehouse, OH 43571 the world from a different point of view. Phone: 419-574-1739 DEWESoft® Fax: 419-877-5505 measurement innovation Email: [email protected] www.dewesoft.com DEWESoft, offers a full suite of hardware for in-vehicle & lab data acquisition applications. Scalable from 4 to 1,000’s of channels our instruments are available as small USB & EtherCat devices, stand-alone battery-powered systems, rack-mounted configurations, & ruggedized field-ready solutions. Powered
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by the latest DEWESoft X software, we acquire & control many G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration 424 multi-domain test sets that include analog in/out, digital in/out, Mark Schmelzer video, CAN, FlexRay, XCP, GPS, & more. 2234 East Enterprise Parkway Twinsburg, OH 44087 Ennova Technologies 325 Phone: 330-425-1201 Michael Hohmeyer Fax: 330-425-1235 2150 Allston Way, Suite 250 Email: [email protected] Berkeley, CA 94704 www.gras.us Phone: 858-334-8675 At G.R.A.S. we know that to trust your measurement results; Email: [email protected] signal quality, stability and robustness are essentials. And www.ennova-cfd.com because we also know how you handle and use the microphones Ennova Technologies delivers today’s most scalable simulation in your daily work, we design and build our microphones to platform combining the power of cloud based computing, perform under real life conditions – and way beyond. We use advanced geometry repair tools, and mixed mode meshing to a series of “Highly Accelerated Life Tests” to ensure reliable create an extremely efficient pre and post processing simulation data and that our microphones live up to the high quality and environment. precision that our customers have come to expect and trust.
ESTECO 505 IC2 (Interdisciplinary Consulting Corp) 509 Sally Duquesnel Steve Horowitz 39555 Orchard Hill Place, Suite 457 5745 SW 75th St. #364 Novi, MI 48375 Gainesville, FL 32608 Phone: 248-885-9507 Phone: 256-698-6175 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.esteco.com www.thinkIC2.com ESTECO is a pioneer in numerical optimization solutions, Delivering Scientific-Grade Sensors. Advancing Aerospace Test. specializing in the research and development of engineering With a deep knowledge of aerospace test and over two decades software for all stages of the simulation-driven design process. researching best-in-class sensor development techniques, IC2 ESTECO’s top-class products, modeFRONTIER and VOLTA, delivers scientific-grade precision sensors that push the envelope are used worldwide, helping companies increase efficiency in of aerospace measurement accuracy and performance. design simulation and accelerate product innovation. Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc. 517 Faiteve Incorporated 324 Pauline Pellegrino Steve Tang One Willow Tree Road 4006 Sundance Hill Ln Leonia, NJ 07605 Suger Land, TX 77479 Phone: 201-461-0900 Phone: 281-528-9657 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Globally recognized as the leader in transducer technology, Kulite www.faiteve.com Semiconductor Products maintains its edge with vigilant research, Faiteve Inc is the first company to promote the recent ingenious designs and forward-thinking minds. Employing solid- breakthrough discovery in aircraft nonlinear dynamics. It state silicon on silicon technology, Kulite creates and customizes published the book, Nonlinear Instability and Inertial Coupling the most reliable transducers, designed to perform in the harshest Effects - The Root Causes Leading to Aircraft Crashes, Land conditions. Ongoing research and development has led to the Vehicle Rollovers, and Ship Capsizes. The nonlinear inertial pioneering of new sensing technologies with applications in coupling terms which have been neglected completely in the aviation, wind tunnel and flight test engineering. aircraft rotational dynamic equations in the industry have been proved to cause many aircraft crashes using their FDR data in LaVision, Inc. 221 the book. Deborah Mullins 211 W. Michigan Ave., Suite 100 Ypsilanti, MI 48197 Phone: 734-485-0913 Fax: 240-465-4306 Email: [email protected] www.lavision.com LaVision provides integrated measurement systems for experimental fluid dynamics, combusting and multiphase flows,
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Phoenix Integration, Inc. 612 SmartSky Networks, LLC 524 Julie Cunningham Jennifer Kearney 1715 Pratt Dr.; Suite 2000 6015 Riverside Drive Blacksburg, VA 24060 Melbourne Beach, FL 32951 Phone: 586-484-8196 Phone: 800-660-9982 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.phoenix-int.com SmartSky Networks is transforming inflight connectivity by launching Phoenix Integration’s ModelCenter® is the environment for Model the most secure air-to-ground network to deliver the most compelling Based Engineering. ModelCenter® is a vendor-neutral software user experience. Working with leading aerospace and technology framework for creating and automating multi-tool workflows, partners, SmartSky’s network employs patented spectrum reuse, optimizing product designs, and enabling Model Based Systems advanced beamforming technologies and 60 MHz of spectrum to Engineering (MBSE). It is used by leading organizations worldwide produce high speeds and low latency comparable to ground-based to reduce development costs, improve engineering efficiency, service. This real-time, bidirectional data link makes SmartSky a key stimulate innovation, and design more competitive products. enabler for the new and enhanced apps, services, and hardware that will usher in the digitization of the aviation industry. Photron 211 Jennifer Fenlason Tecplot 507 9520 Padgett St., Suite 110 Margaret Connelly San Diego, CA 92126 3535 Factoria Blvd. SE, Suite 550 Phone: 858-684-3555 Bellevue, WA 98006 Email: [email protected] Phone: 425-460-8290 Email: [email protected] Photron’s wide range of light sensitive high-speed cameras www.tecplot.com including systems ideally suited to PIV and DIC, mega pixel to 21,000 frames per second (fps) and 4M pixels producing HD to Tecplot empowers those working fluid dynamics to discover, 2,000fps. Photron has a slow-motion camera for every application. analyze and understand information in complex data. Whether performing simulations or experiments, visualization provides insight and understanding hidden inside your data. This information Pointwise, Inc. 314 can be critical in pinpointing and solving problems, optimizing Travis Carrigan designs, and in explaining physical observations. Professional, 213 South Jennings Avenue high-resolution images and animations can be exported to help you Fort Worth, TX 76104 effectively communicate your results to others. Phone: 817-377-2807-1201 Email: [email protected] www.pointwise.com ZONA Technology Inc. 222 Darius Sarhaddi Pointwise, Inc. is solving the top problem facing computational 9489 E. Ironwood Square Dr. fluid dynamics (CFD) today – reliably generating high-fidelity Scottsdale, AZ 85258 meshes. The Pointwise software generates structured, Phone: 480-945-9988 unstructured, overset and hybrid meshes; interfaces directly with Fax: 480-945-6588 CFD solvers; utilizes native CAD geometry; runs on Windows, Email: [email protected] Linux, and Mac; and has a scripting language for automation. More www.zonatech.com information about Pointwise is available at www.pointwise.com. ZONA Technology, Inc. provides the aerospace community with commercialized software in the areas of Aeroelasticity, Sensuron 608 Aeroservoelasticity, Aerothermoelasticity, Structure Optimization, Vanessa McMillan Multidisciplinary Design and Optimization and Flight Loads. Current 3101 Bee Caves Road, Suite 110 ZONA software consist of: ZAERO, ZEUS, ZONAIR, ZMORPH, Austin, TX 78746 ZAMS, and ASTROS. ZMORPH is a recent addition that provides the Phone: 512-940-3705 ability to morph Structural Finite Element or Computational Fluid Email: [email protected] Dynamics mesh geometries during multidisciplinary optimization. www.sensuron.com Sensuron’s groundbreaking position and shape sensing technology replaces bulky and obsolete alternatives and pushes the limits of possibility for understanding, monitoring, and controlling structural and biomechanical movement. We provide engineers with a powerful, robust, and easy-to-use tool for structural testing, onboard instrumentation, structural health monitoring, and model validation applications.
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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM Sunday, 16 June 1300-1700 ATIO Group Workshop Sapphire 1400-1500 APATC New Member Orientation 101 (28th Floor) 1400-1500 GTTC Steering Monet 1430-1500 APATC Liaison Subcommittee Meeting 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1500-1530 GTTC New Members / Intro Monet 1500-1600 APATC Education Subcommittee 101 (28th Floor) 1500-1600 APATC Honors and Awards Subcommittee 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1500-1600 APATC Membership Subcommittee 119 (28th Floor) 1500-1600 APATC Publicity and Publications Subcommittee 114 & 115 (28th Floor) 1500-1600 APATC Planning Subcommittee 124 (28th Floor) 1530-1630 GTTC Program Monet 1600-1700 APATC Technical Activities 126 (28th Floor) 1630-1700 GTTC Awards Monet 1700-1730 GTTC Conferences Monet 1700-1800 APATC Steering Committee 114 & 115 (28th Floor) 1730-1800 GTTC Education & Student Activities Monet 1730-2030 Pointwise 25th Anniversary Reception De La Salle 1800-1830 GTTC Membership Monet 1800-2200 Applied Aerodynamics Technical Committee Metropolitan 1830-1900 GTTC Publications Monet 1900-1930 GTTC Standards Monet 1900-2030 FDTC Transition Discussion Group Monte Carlo 1900-2200 ATIO Group Meeting Emerald Monday, 17 June 0900-1200 GTTC Internal Strain Gage Balance Working Group Ming 1200-1500 Aerospace Sciences Group Monte Carlo 1200-1500 General Aviation Technical Committee De La Salle 1245-1345 FDTC New Members Orientation Peacock Terrace 1300-1400 Lighter-Than-Air Technical Committee Opal 1400-1600 GTTC Creating an Aerospace Workforce Community of Practice Sapphire 1400-1600 GTTC Model Deformation Working Group 101 (28th Floor) 1730-1830 FDTC Non-Equilibrium Discussion Group Opal 1730-1900 APATC Aerodynamic/Propulsive Discussion Group Monte Carlo 1730-1900 FDTC Turbulence Model Benchmarking Discussion Group Madrid 1730-2100 Transformational Flight Integration and Outreach Committee Topaz 1800-1900 HyTASP TC Steering Committee Metropolitan 1800-1930 APATC/FDTC Flow Control Applications and Impacts Discussion Group De La Salle 1800-1930 APATC Simulation of Rotor in Hover Discussion Group 101 (28th Floor) 1830-1930 FDTC Solver Technology for Turbulent Flows Lalique 1830-1930 FDTC Uncertainty Quantification Discussion Group Manchester 1830-2130 Aircraft Operations Technical Committee Meeting 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1830-2200 Aircraft Design Technical Committee Monet 1900-2000 FDTC Large Datasets in Fluid Dynamics Discussion Group Steuben
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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM 1900-2000 FDTC Reduced Complexity Flow Modeling & Analysis Discussion Group Peridot 1900-2000 FDTC Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Discussion Group 114 & 115 (28th Floor) 1900-2030 APATC Sailplane Aerodynamics & Design Discussion Group Opal 1900-2030 APATC Collaborative Experiments & Computations Discussion Group Travertine 1900-2100 FDTC High-Speed Fluid-Structure Interaction Discussion Group Sapphire 1900-2100 3rd AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop (GMGW-3) Meeting Ming 1900-2100 Modeling and Simulation Technical Committee Emerald 1900-2200 Air Transportation Systems Technical Committee Morocco 1900-2200 HyTASP Technical Committee Metropolitan 1930-2030 FDTC Large Eddy Simulation (LES) Discussion Group Obelisk A 1930-2030 FDTC High-Order Methods Algorithms Discussion Group Obelisk B 1930-2100 FDTC Massively Separated Flows Discussion Group Monte Carlo 1930-2200 CFD 2030 Integration Committee Miro 2000-2100 AMT Conferences Subcommittee Milan 2100-2200 AMT Awards and Nominations Subcommittee Milan Tuesday, 18 June 0800-1200 GTTC Model Attitude Meas Working Group Desoto A 0900-1100 GTTC Utilizing Computational Modeling and Methods to improve Experimental Monte Carlo Ground Testing 0930-1130 Certification/Qualification by Analysis COI Steering Committee Monet 1300-1500 AIAA Standards Steering Committee (SSC) Monet 1400-1600 GTTC Flow Quality Working Group Opal 1600-1630 Thermophysics TC - Best Paper Subcommittee 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1600-1630 Thermophysics TC Publications Subcommittee 101 (28th Floor) 1630-1700 Thermophysics TC Awards Subcommittee Monte Carlo 1630-1730 FDTC Computational Methods for High-Speed Multiphase Flows Sapphire 1700-1730 Thermophysics TC - Nominations Subcommittee 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1700-1900 AIAA Computational Fluid Dynamic CoS Monet 1730-1800 Thermophysics TC - Education Subcommittee 114 & 115 (28th Floor) 1730-1830 APATC Missile and Projectile Aeroprediction Discussion Group Monte Carlo 1730-1900 MVCE Meshing Working Group Ming 1800-1830 Thermophysics TC - Publicity Subcommittee 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1800-1900 APATC Stability and Control Discussion Group Sapphire 1830-1900 Thermophysics TC - Emerging Technologies Subcommittee 114 & 115 (28th Floor) 1900-1930 Thermophysics TC - Conferences Subcommittee 109 & 110 (28th Floor) 1900-2100 Meshing Subcommittee Milan 1900-2100 Unmanned Systems Integration Committee De La Salle 1900-2100 FDTC Flow Control and Fluid Applications SC Monte Carlo 1900-2100 FDTC CFD Methods SC Madrid 1900-2100 FDTC Fundamentals of Flow Phenomena SC Opal 1900-2200 Plasmadynamics and Lasers Technical Committee Manchester 1930-2200 Thermophysics Technical Committee Metropolitan 2000-2200 Aerodynamic Measurement Technology (AMT) Technical Committee Morocco
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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM Wednesday, 19 June 0800-1200 GTTC High Speed Wind Tunnel Calibration Working Group De La Salle 0900-1200 GTTC Dual Flow Reference Nozzle Working Group Wyeth 0900-1200 Certification/Qualification by Analysis COI (Section Leaders/Writers) Topaz 1100-1200 2020 AVIATION Forum Technical Program Committee Monet 1230-1400 FDTC Steering Committee Monte Carlo 1300-1600 GTTC Uncertainty Standard Working Group De La Salle 1530-1700 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Meeting Monet 1700-1830 APATC Low Boom Discussion Group Monte Carlo 1730-1900 APATC CFD Transition Modeling Discussion Group De La Salle 1730-2000 APATC High Lift Common Research Model Applications Discussion Group Topaz 1800-2100 Atmospheric and Space Environments Technical Committee Desoto B 1800-2100 VSTOL Aircraft Systems Technical Committee Peacock Terrace 1800-2100 Flight Test Technical Committee Peridot 1830-2130 Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Technical Committee Monet 1830-2130 Design Engineering Technical Committee Opal 1900-2100 Meshing, Visualization and Computational Environments Technical Committee Monte Carlo 1900-2200 Fluid Dynamics Technical Committee Plenary Sapphire Thursday, 20 June 0800-1200 GTTC Future of Ground Test Working Group Desoto B 0900-1200 GTTC Statistically Defensible Test Methods Focus Group Monte Carlo 0900-1200 GTTC Recommended Practice; Wind Tunnel Focus Group Monet 0930-1100 Certification/Qualification by Analysis COI - Open Meeting De La Salle 1730-2130 GTTC Committee Meeting Metropolitan 1900-2100 Geometry Modeling Working Group Monte Carlo 1900-2200 Aerospace Traffic Management Integration Committee De La Salle Friday, 21 June 0900-1030 Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Technical Committee Monte Carlo
aiaa.org/aviation 37 PROGRAM DETAIL Inverness Session Rooms Grand Ballroom Peacock Terrace Peacock Terrace Peacock Terrace Wedgewood Ballroom Wedgewood Tower Mezzanine Foyer Tower Technical Session Foyers Technical
Sunday Monday AVIATION 101 AVIATION Keynote Speaker Brian J. Terwilliger Brian J. Terwilliger Producer and Director Networking Break Ignite the “Meet”ing Student Welcome Mixer Student Welcome Monday Speaker Briefing Aircraft Performance Methods I 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2803 A Methodology to Evaluate Electric Environmental Control System Impact on Aircraft Drag and Mission Performance C. Crabé, A. Joksimovic, E. Benichou, X. Carbonneau, Higher Institute of Aeronautics France and Space, Toulouse, Meet the Employers Recruiting Event Monday Plenary: Living in the Age of Airplanes RLA and Aircraft Technology, Integration and Operations Meet & Greet RLA and Aircraft Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2802 Evaluating Optimal Paths for Aircraft Subsystem Electrification in Early Design Cai, S. D. Rajaram, Y. M. Bendarkar, Briceno, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2801 Energy-Based Sizing and Mission Performance Analysis Approach for Concepts Novel Flight Vehicle R. Hartfield, Auburn I. Chakraborty, Ahuja, Research Auburn, AL; V. University, in Flight, Auburn, AL Sunday, 16 June 2019 Sunday, 1-NW-1 1530 - 1700 hrs 16 June 2019 Sunday, 2-NW-2 1700 - 1830 hrs 16 June 2019 Sunday, 3-RLA-1 1700 - 1800 hrs 16 June 2019 Sunday, 4-NW-3 1830 - 1930 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 5-SB-1 0730 - 0800 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 6-PLNRY-1 0800 - 0900 hrs Airbus Americas Inc. Moderator: Amanda Simpson, Vice President, Research and Technology, 17 June 2019 Monday, 7-NW-4 0900 - 0930 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 8-NW-5 0900 - 0930 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 9-ACD-1 Sierra Nevada Corporation Auburn University and D. LEVY, Chaired by: I. CHAKRABORTY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2800 Sizing of LEVCON Surface for Turn Performance and Controllability R. Pillai, H. Patel, University of Texas, Arlington, TX
38 aiaa.org/aviation Cortez C Desoto A Fleur De Lis B Plum Blossom A Forrest Sloan Kuraray America, Inc. Manager of International Marketing, Vectran Fiber Division Manager of International Marketing, Vectran 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-2811 Characterization of a Fully- Differential, Dual-Axis, Capacitive Shear Stress Sensor System for Wall Low-Speed Wind Tunnels Patterson, Interdisciplinary D. Mills, W. Consulting Corporation, Gainesville, FL; B. Freidkes, University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL; C. Keane, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; M. Sheplak, University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2810 Lagrangian Coherent Structures in Unsteady Airfoil Wakes Zhu, M. G. Altamirano, W. B. Harter, J. Bons, Ohio State McCrink, J. Gregory, Columbus, OH University, Dick Bohannon Bally Ribbon Mills Product Development Manager Aircraft Requirements Studies I 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2809 Development of A Dual-Component Phosphor System for Simultaneous Pressure and Temperature Measurements in High Temperature Environment Liu, Cai, D. Peng, X. Zhao, Y. Li, T. Y. Shanghai, University, Shanghai Jiao Tong China 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2814 Reduced-Order Modeling of (Invited) Entry Vehicles Waverider J. Maxwell, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, Advancements in Parachute Materials Special Session: Waverider Technology Development Technology Special Session: Waverider Advanced Measurement Techniques in Wind Tunnel Testing I Testing in Wind Tunnel Advanced Measurement Techniques 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2808 Characterization of Laminar Separation Bubbles Using Infrared Thermography University of S. Yarusevych, D. Wynnychuk, Canada Waterloo, Waterloo, 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Jet Effectiveness on a Transverse Configuration (Invited) Waverider K. Kontis, E. Erinc, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Glasgow, Peter Hill 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2805 Study of Aircraft with Hybrid Laminar Flow Control Based on Exergy Analysis K. Rinoie, University of Yanagimoto, Y. Japan Tokyo, Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2807 Cryogenic Angle Measurement at NASA Langley NASA Langley Research Parker, P. K. Toro, Hampton, VA Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2813 Velocity of a Crossflow Validation Flowfield Model Between Waverider Planes (Invited) Rodi, A. Meade, Rice University, J. Clegg, P. Houston, TX Heatcoat Fabrics Limited Director of Woven Fabrics Director of Woven Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 10-ACD-2 Chaired by: R. PEREZ, Royal Mil College of Canada and J. MERRET, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chaired by: R. PEREZ, Royal Mil College of Canada and J. MERRET, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2804 An Evaluation of the Potential Local Electric Power Packages on Aircraft Fleet Level Thielecke, Hamburg University R. Doering, F. Hamburg, Germany of Technology, 17 June 2019 Monday, 11-ADS-1 0930 - 1230 hrs Time will Material experts have been invited to participate in a panel discussion on recent advancements and studies that have been performed in industry. design community. Advancements in parachute material processing and understanding are always of value to the be reserved for audience questions after the panel. Panelists: 17 June 2019 Monday, 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Chaired by: E. HUBBARD, NASA Glenn Research Center and SCHUCH, Calspan 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2806 Shape and Angle-of-Attack Measurements of Ram- Air Parachutes by Stereo Photogrammetry in the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex NASA J. Heineck, L. Kushner, E. Schairer, Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, K. Desabrais, Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA; J. Ellerbee, National Full-Scale Moffett Aerodynamics Complex (NFAC), Field, CA; et al. 17 June 2019 Monday, 13-APA-1 Air Force Research Laboratory and J. MAXWELL, Naval Research LaboratoryChaired by: R. GRAVES, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2812 Design of a Sounding Rocket Flight Transonic Experiment to Validate Drag Minimized Waveriders (Invited) Houston, TX; H. Rodi, Rice University, P. Stoldt, C. Hill, Johansen, University of Canada Calgary, Calgary, aiaa.org/aviation 39 Steuben Cortez A Cortez B Cortez D 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-2828 The Side-by-Side Urban Air Taxi Concept Johnson, J. Ahmad, S. Diaz, W. Ventura P. Moffett NASA Ames Research Center, Yoon, Field, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2819 Stability and Augmentation of Dynamic Soaring Orbits (Invited) B. Swaminathan, Indian Institute of Madras, Chennai, India Technology 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2827 Modeling Multirotor Aerodynamic Interactions Through the Vortex Particle Method E. Alvarez, A. Ning, Brigham Young Provo, UT University, ATC - En Route ATC Transonic Aerodynamics Transonic 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2818 Optimization of a Flight Trajectory Sailplane after Rope Break during (Invited) Takeoff Tow-Assisted Ranjan, K. James, A. Collazo Garcia, P. Ansell, University of Illinois, Urbana- P. Champaign, Urbana, IL 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2826 Flight Dynamics of Boomerangs: Impact of Reversal Airflow, Reversal of Angle-of-Attack and Asymmetric Lift Gudem, University of California, San P. Diego, San CA; M. Schütz, WKS KV Bildung, Bern, Switzerland; K. Holland, Inc., San Diego, Qualcomm Technologies, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2832 Methodology for Estimation of Closest Point of Approach between Aircraft in ATM Di Vito, Italian Aerospace A. Errico, V. Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy Rotary-Wing and Propeller Aerodynamics Special Session: Low Speed and Motorless Flight 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2817 Studies of Anisotropic Wing Shell Concepts for a Sailplane with Morphing Forward Wing Section (Invited) M. Hornung, Sturm, J. Achleitner, F. University of Munich, Garching, Technical Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2822 Wing Shape Improvement in the Presence of an Over-the-Wing Mounted UHBR Engine for a Short Aircraft Range Transport Lange, R. Rudnik, German Aerospace F. Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2825 Simulations of Ducted and Coaxial Operations Rotors for Air Taxi Diaz, NASA Ames Research Ventura P. Moffett Field, CA; R. Caracuel Center, Rubio, University of Illinois, Urbana- NASA Champaign, Urbana, IL; S. Yoon, Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2831 A Quantitative Evaluation on Potential Benefits Assessment of Dynamic Airborne Reroute Procedures (DARP) Nakamura, H. N. Wickramasinghe, Y. Hirabayashi, M. Brown, National Institute Technology, of Maritime Port and Aviation Chofu, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2816 Aerodynamic Design of a Morphing Wing Sailplane (Invited) University Technical J. Achleitner, of Munich, Germany; K. Rogalla von P. Rohde-Brandenburger, Bieberstein, German Aerospace Center Sturm, M. (DLR), Brunswick, Germany; F. University of Munich, Hornung, Technical Munich, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2821 A Methodology for Buffet Boundary Prediction via CFD and Vortex Generators Effects G. Filho, R. Granzoto, Embraer, G. Becker, São José dos Campos, Brazil 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2824 Simulation and validation of the aerodynamic performance of a quadcopter in hover condition using overset mesh J. Céspedes, O. Lopez, University of the Andes, Bogota, Colombia 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2830 Controller Workload-Based Approach to Establishing Monitor Alert Parameters for En Route Sectors MITRE Corporation, B. Kell, Marr, McLean, VA Chaired by: J. MILGRAM, US Navy and M. MAUGHMER, Pennsylvania State University 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2815 Stability and Flight Testing Controllability Otto Lilienthal’s Monoplane Design from 1893 (Invited) Wienke, A. Dillmann, German M. Raffel, F. Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 17 June 2019 Monday, 15-APA-3 The Ohio State University and J. HOWISON, Citadel Chaired by: J. GREGORY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2820 Reynolds Number Effects on Wing Shock Buffet Unsteadiness L. Masini, S. Timme, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom; A. Peace, Aircraft Research Association, Ltd., Bedford, United Kingdom 17 June 2019 Monday, 16-APA-4 VENTURA DIAZ, NASA Ames Research Center and M. BRONZ, ENAC Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2823 A Hybrid Blade Element Momentum Model for Flight Simulation of Rotary Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles University of B. Davoudi, K. Duraisamy, MI Ann arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 17 June 2019 Monday, 17-ATOMS-1 Chaired by: G. ZHU, Iowa State University 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2829 Procedure for Improved In-Trail Operations Oceanic Air Traffic Virginia A. Izadi, N. Hinze, Trani, Polytechnic Institute and State University, J. Post, Federal Aviation Blacksburg, VA; D.C. Administration, Washington, Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 14-APA-2
40 aiaa.org/aviation Obelisk A Obelisk B Travertine Plum Blossom B Transition Predictions Transition CFD for Turbomachinery UAS Traffic Management I UAS Traffic 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2836 Post-Disaster Flight Risk Modeling with Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Relay Communications: An Object-Oriented Bayesian Network Approach Kantesaria, Rutgers McKeown, P. V. NJ; C. Luxhoj, Piscataway, University, U.S. Coast Guard, Borinquen, ; J. Luxhoj, NJ Piscataway, Rutgers University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2843 Large Eddy Simulation of dense gas flow around a turbine cascade Cinnella, X. Gloerfelt, Paris J. Hoarau, P. Paris, France Institute of Technology, Advances in Computer Systems for Aviation 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2835 Modelling Head Injury due to Unmanned Aircraft Systems Collision: Crash Dummy vs Human Body B. Rattanagraikanakorn, M. Schuurman, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; D. Gransden, Laurentian Canada; R. Happee, Sudbury, University, A. Sharpanskykh, Delft C. De Wagter, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2839 Generation of Steady-States with Discontinuities Using Minimal Gain Marching Schemes R. Santos, L. Alves, Fluminense Federal University (UFF), Niterói, Brazil 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2842 Experimental and Numerical Investigations on the Flow Labyrinth Characteristics of Tower-type Seal in a Compressor Stator Well Z. Lei, X. Kong, G. Liu, Q. Feng, L. Zheng, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2846 as a Global Network Access Terminal Multi-Modem Solution for Network Convergence Air Force Research Laboratory, J. Lyke, Kirtland AFB, NM 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2834 and Moving the Validation Frontier: the System- Verification Wide Safety March Towards Scalability and Autonomy G. Brat, M. Davies, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA; J. Koelling, Center, NASA Langley Miner, J. Maddalon, P. Hampton, VA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2838 Transition Computations of Turbulent in Boundary Layer with LES M. Kim, J. Lim, S. Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Gwangju, South Korea; J. Park, D. Busan, South Pusan National University, Korea 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2841 Implicit Large-Eddy Simulation of and Turbine- Wakes Wind Turbine Interactions using the Wake Equations Transport Vorticity University of D. Foti, K. Duraisamy, MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2845 of Collision Formal Verification Maneuvers for Turning Avoidance in UAVs J. Jeannin, University of Michigan, E. Adler, MI Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, Chaired by: J. KOELLING, NASA-Langley Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2833 Using Genetic Algorithm to Modify Regular Scheduled Flights to Track Traffic Inc., L. Piñero, Bell Helicopter Textron, Arlington, TX 17 June 2019 Monday, 19-CFD-1 Chaired by: X. ZHONG, University of California Los Angeles 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2837 Laminar to turbulent transition prediction in hypersonic flows with neural networks committee Danvin, M. Olazabal, French Alternative F. Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, Le Pinna, von Kármán Institute Barp, France; F. for Fluid Dynamics, Brussels, Belgium 17 June 2019 Monday, 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Chaired by: A. GROSS, New Mexico State University and S. BENTON, Air Force Research Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2840 Implicit Large Eddy Simulation of Airfoils Using Low Pressure Turbine Solver a High Order Navier-Stokes University of M. Bolinches-Gisbert, Technical Gisbert, Madrid, Spain; R. Corral, F. Alcobendas, Spain A. Sotillo, ITP, 17 June 2019 Monday, 21-CPS-1 Aries Design Automation, LLC Chaired by: M. VELEV, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2844 On the End-User Productivity of a Pseudo-Constrained Parallel Data Refinement Method for the Advancing Front Local Reconnection Mesh Generation Software C. Kennedy, Thomadakis, T. P. K. Garner, N. Chrisochoides, Old Dominion Tsolakis, Norfolk, VA University, Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 18-ATOMS-2 aiaa.org/aviation 41 Miro Milan Manchester Coronado Ballroom Karl Garman Transportation Deputy Director of Research FAA Office of Commercial Space FAA Dean Fulmer Portfolio Manager Space Transportation Space Transportation The MITRE Corporation Principal System Engineer 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Observability in Classical Field Theory for Complex Flows K. Mohseni, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Large-Eddy Wall-Resolved Simulations of Smooth-Body Flow Separation A. Uzun, National Institute of Aerospace, M. Malik, NASA Langley Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2854 On Decoupling Ablation Effects on Boundary-Layer Stability and Transition Pinna, von Kármán Institute Miró Miró, F. F. for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium Manager Warren Frick Warren Business Development Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Emerging Role of Fractional Modeling in Anomalous Flow Phenomena M. Zayernouri, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2849 Evidence of Surface Curvature Effects in Smooth Body Flow Separation Experiments Corke, Thomas, T. D. Simmons, F. University of Notre Dame, IN 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2853 Non-Parallel Effects on Weak Chemically Reacting Hypersonic Boundary Layer Stability Pinna, von Miró Miró, F. L. Zanus, F. Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium Theoretical Fluid Mechanics (Invited) Stability and Transition I: High-Speed I Stability and Transition Director Steve Ericson Advanced Design The Spaceship Company Monday Morning Forum 360: The Operations of Flying Further and Higher Special Session: Validation-Quality Experiments and Verification Methods for LES Experiments and Verification Special Session: Validation-Quality 1030 hrs Oral Presentation High-Reynolds-Number Dynamics of Complex Vortices Topologically West C. Scalo, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2848 Revisiting Bachalo-Johnson: The Sandia Axisymmetric Transonic Hump and CFD Challenge M. Barone, S. Beresh, R. Spillers, K. Lynch, J. Henfling, M. Soehnel, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2852 Cooling on Effects of Wall Supersonic Modes in High- Enthalpy Hypersonic Boundary Layers over a Cone C. Chang, NASA Langley Research Center, H. Kline, National Institute Hampton, VA; Li, NASA F. of Aerospace, Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, NASA Director John Cavolowsky Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate Wind Tunnel Transformative Aeronautics Concepts Program Transformative 2 1000 hrs Oral Presentation of The Geometry and Topology Blobs Turbulent Irvine, University of Chicago, IL W. 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Mach 2.5 Shock-Wave/Boundary- Layer Interaction Experiments for in the NASA Glenn CFD Validation 225 cm H. Reising, D. Davis, NASA Glenn Research Cleveland, OH; J. Sasson, Case Center, Cleveland, OH ReserveWestern University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2851 Effect of CO2 Concentration in the Hypersonic Boundary Layer on Second Mode Disturbances O. Elliott, R. Greendyke, Air Force Institute AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson of Technology, J. Jewell, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; J. Komives, Wright-Patterson Wright- Air Force Institute of Technology, Patterson AFB, OH Professor Astronautics Juan J. Alonso Stanford University Department of Aeronautics and Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 22-F360-1 0930 - 1130 hrs Mojave Air & Space Port Moderator: Karina Drees, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager, Panelists: Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 23-FD-2 Chaired by: M. MUNSON, U.S. Army Research Office and M. BELISLE, Northrop Grumman Corporation 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Taylor- Dynamics of Turbulent Couette Flow via Exact Navier- Stokes Solutions Georgia Institute of R. Grigoriev, Atlanta, GA Technology, 17 June 2019 Monday, 24-FD-3 Chaired by: D. GARMANN, Air Force Research Laboratory Center and D. GONZALEZ, Naval Surface Warfare 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2847 Compressible Mixing Layer Experiments for CFD Validation J. Dutton, G. Elliott, K. Kim, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 17 June 2019 Monday, 25-FD-4 Chaired by: J. EPPINK, NASA Langley Research Center and C. CHANG, NASA-Langley 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2850 Multiple Boundary Layer Instability Modes with Nonequilibrium and Effects Using Temperature Wall LASTRAC H. Kline, National Institute of Aerospace, Li, NASA C. Chang, F. Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center,
42 aiaa.org/aviation Wyeth Peridot Emerald Desoto B Edelweiss 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-2861 Facility for Wind and Weather Free-Flying Drones Testing Noca, University of Applied Sciences, F. N. Geneva, Switzerland; G. Catry, Bosson, L. Bardazzi, S. Marquez, A. Gros, WindShape, Geneva, Switzerland 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Implementation of Lessons Learned into Mod II of the X-57 project - Part II M. Shemenski, Empirical Systems Aerospace, San Luis Obispo, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2860 HyperTERP: A newly commissioned hypersonic shock tunnel at the University of Maryland S. Laurence, University of C. Butler, Maryland, College Park, MD 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Implementation of Lessons Learned into Mod II of the X-57 project - Part I A. Cash, Empirical Systems Aerospace, San Luis Obispo, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2859 Design and Preliminary Calibration of the UTSA Mach 7 Hypersonic Ludwieg Tube E. Hoffman, G. Gonzalez, C. I. Bashor, San Antonio, Combs, University of Texas, San Antonio, TX Novel Approaches to Modeling and Simulation MDO Student Paper Competition Finalists Panel Advanced Airship Concepts and Helium Availability Reactivation and Commissioning Efforts of Ground Test Facilities Reactivation and Commissioning Efforts of Ground Test Current State of the X-57 Design, Integration and Testing: Briefing to Industry I Current State of the X-57 Design, Integration and Testing: 1030 hrs Oral Presentation X-57 GIMC-SCEPTOR High Lift Motor Controller Overview NASA Glenn Research Center, D. Avanesian, Cleveland, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2858 of a Development and Validation Continuous, Open-Return Transonic Wind Tunnel Ansell, University of A. Collazo Garcia, P. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1030 hrs Panel: Global Helium Production and Supply 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2866 External Rate Sensing for Gyrowheel System via a Novel Model Simplification Approach Harbin Yao, Zhao, H. X. Huo, Y. Y. Harbin, China Institute of Technology, 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Overview of the X-57 Structural Requirements, Modifications, and Airworthiness NASA Armstrong Flight Li, E. Miller, W. Edwards, CA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2857 Build-up of the second-generation 30 kW miniature arc jet (mARC II) at NASA Ames Research Center M. MacDonald, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA; D. Philippidis, Aerospace Computing, Inc., Moffett Ho, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA; M. Field, CA; T. Corp., Moffett Science and Technology Haw, Field, CA; J. Hartman, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; M. McGlaughlin, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2863 Low Carbon Airship Gautam, University of V. S. Sarkar, Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2865 An Innovative Approach for integrated Airline Network and Aircraft Family Optimization J. Fregnani, B. Mattos, Hernandes, Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil Chaired by: S. GINN, NASA AFRC and M. REEDER, Air Force Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2855 Flight Performance Maneuver Planning X-57 “Maxwell” Flight for NASA’s Glides Demonstrator - Part 1: Power-Off D. Cox, NASA Langley Research N. Borer, NASA R. Wallace, Hampton, VA; Center, Edwards, CA Armstrong Flight Research Center, 17 June 2019 Monday, 27-GT-2 Inc. Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation and D. MYREN, AERO Systems Engineering, WAYMAN, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2856 Reactivation of VKF Wind Tunnel D by AFRL at AEDC: Supersonic Performance and Freestream Characterizations J. Hofferth, D. Ogg, Air Force Research Arnold AFB, TN Laboratory, 17 June 2019 Monday, 28-LTA-1 Chaired by: A. FARNHAM 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2862 Lenticular Cargo Airships: The Case for Carbon-Free Fuel Operation J. Bock, U. Apel, Bremen University of Applied Treuren, Sciences, Bremen, Germany; R. Van Naval Airship Association, Pensacola, FL 17 June 2019 Monday, 29-MDO-1 0930 - 1230 hrs will be made. This session is the final stage of MDO Student Paper Competition, during which oral presentations 17 June 2019 Monday, 30-MST-1 Inc. The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. and D. KEATING, The MathWorks, Chaired by: R. RUFF, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2864 Evaluation of Aerodynamic Modeling with Artificial Neural Networks from the Viewpoint of Performance Considerations ROKETSAN Missile B. Görür, K. Yayla, Industries, Inc., Ankara, Turkey Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 26-FT-1/TF-1 aiaa.org/aviation 43 Ruby Lalique Fleur De Lis A Fleur De Lis B 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2885 Integrated Sizing and Optimization of Hybrid Wing Body Aircraft in Conceptual Design Cai, M. Chen, D. Mavris, Georgia J. Xie, Y. Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-2875 Innovation and Convergence- Divergence G. Price, Crown Consulting, Inc., Arlington, S. Briceno, O. Pinon, Georgia Institute VA; Quid, Atlanta, GA; J. Wang, of Technology, NASA Inc., San Francisco, CA; M. Waszak, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2884 High Lift Aerodynamic characteristics of a Three Lifting Aircraft Surfaces Turboprop Della Vecchia, Nicolosi, P. S. Corcione, F. University of Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy Plasma Flow Control I Aircraft System Design Studies 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2870 Impacts of Repetitive Laser Pulse Energy Deposition on Supersonic Intakes A. Sasoh, M. Myokan, Kubota, K. Nagoya, Nagoya University, Wu, Maeda, Y. Japan 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2874 Urban Air Mobility Minimum Viable Product Edwards, S. Hasan, G. A. Kunchulia, T. Price, Crown Consulting, Inc., Arlington, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-2879 Sensitivity Analysis in Material Response for Ablation Problem A. H. Weng, R. Fu, C. Setters, J. Roger, Lexington, Martin, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2883 of a Design, Analysis and Tests Aircraft Tri–Tiltrotor Xiao, M. Chen, J. Zheng, Z. Shen, P. Y. Nanjing University of Aeronautics Tong, and Astronautics, Nanjing, China; L. Guo, Sichuan AOSSCI Co., Ltd., Chengdu, China; et al. On-Demand Mobility Concepts and Market Studies Ablation: Modeling, Experiments, and Applications I 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2869 Streamer Discharges Development in a Medium with Sharp Density Gradients Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2873 Conceptual Design and Mission Analysis for eVTOL Urban Air Mobility Flight Vehicle Configurations Cornell University, A. Kadhiresan, M. Duffy, Ithaca, NY 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-2878 Finding Ablation Rates via Measurements from Temperature the Mars Science Laboratory R. McMasters, M. Malone, G. Larus, M. R. Fricke, Virginia Military Hutwelker, Institute, Lexington, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2882 Longitudinal stability issues including propulsive effects on an innovative commercial propeller- driven aircraft Nicolosi, S. Corcione, D. Cusati, F. V. University of Della Vecchia, Ciliberti, P. Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2868 Study of the transition between modes of nanosecond repetitive pulsed discharge A. Shashurin, Purdue University, X. Wang, Lafayette, IN West 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2872 Urban Air Exploration of Near-Term Mobility Operations with Retrofitted Aircraft Electric General Aviation M. Kotwicz Herniczek, A. Garbo, M. Lau, Georgia Institute of B. German, L. Garrow, Atlanta, GA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-2877 Coupled Simulations of Finite-Rate Ablation with Pyrolysis in Rocket Nozzles China Center, Cross, Naval Air Warfare P. Lake, CA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2881 Multi-Disciplinary-Optimization of Mid-Market- a N+1 Technology Aircraft K. Cullymore, C. Hines, J. Takahashi, T. Soldevilla, N. Patrick, C. Loo, Arizona State AZ Tempe, University, Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 31-PDL-1 A&M University A&M University and A. TROPINA, Texas Chaired by: C. LIMBACH, Texas 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2867 Supersonic and hypersonic non- equilibrium flow control using laser energy deposition A. Alberti, A. Munafò, C. Pantano, M. Panesi, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, Urbana, IL 17 June 2019 Monday, 32-TF-2 Chaired by: V. SCHULTZ, NASA Langley Research Center and S. BRICENO, Georgia Institute of Technology SCHULTZ, Chaired by: V. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2871 A Survey to Model Demand and for eVTOL Urban Air Trips Competition with Autonomous Ground Vehicles Mokhtarian, J. B. German, P. L. Garrow, Glodek, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 17 June 2019 Monday, 33-TP-1 University of Kentucky Sandia National Laboratories and A. MARTIN, Chaired by: M. HOWARD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-2876 a High-Fidelity Multiphase Towards Solver with Application to Space Debris Aerothermal Ablation Modeling D. Henneaux, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium; P. Schrooyen, Cenaero, Gosselies, Belgium; B. von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dias, A. Turchi, Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium; Chatelain, Catholic University of Louvain, P. Magin, von Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium; T. Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode- Saint-Genèse, Belgium 17 June 2019 Monday, 34-ACD-3 NICOLOSI, University of Naples DARcorporation and F. ANEMAAT, Chaired by: W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2880 Exploration of Advanced Far-Term Single-Aisle Subsonic Transport Aircraft Concepts J. Kirk, Marien, N. Blaesser, J. Quinlan, T. Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, NASA Glenn H. Perkins, K. Fisher, VA; Cleveland, OH Research Center,
44 aiaa.org/aviation Desoto A Inverness Plum Blossom A Plum Blossom B 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2907 A Qualitative Investigation of Selected Infrared Flow Visualization Image Processing Techniques NASA Ames Research Garbeff, J. Baerny, T. Moffett Field, CA Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2901 Developing an Entry Guidance and Control Design Capability Using Flaps for the Lifting Nano-ADEPT Okolo, B. Nikaido, S. D’Souza, W. B. Margolis, NASA Ames J. Tran, Yount, Moffett Field, CA; et al. Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2906 Development and Wind Tunnel of a Novel 3D Scanning Testing Lidar for Global Velocimetry A. Mylapore, AeroMancer Technologies D.C.; N. Prasad, Corporation, Washington, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, S. Gerashchenko, AeroMancer VA; D.C. Corporation, Washington, Technologies 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2895 Characterization of Torsional Vibration Properties of Parachute Suspension Lines J. Sherwood, D. Willis, B. Olson, C. Barry, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Lowell, MA; K. Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2900 Flight Mechanics Modeling and Post- Flight Analysis of ADEPT SR-1 S. Dutta, J. Green, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2890 Pneumatic Canard Configuration for Control and Aerodynamic Dilemma Northwestern M. Zhang, C. Yuan, Xi’an, China Polytechnical University, Textiles 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2905 surface pressure and Time-resolved model deformation measurements in an industrial transonic wind tunnel Davidson, N. Stokes, D. Roberts, Aircraft T. Research Association, Ltd., Bedford, United Kingdom; M. Quinn, University of United Kingdom Manchester, Manchester, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2894 Material Lessons Learned Textile During the Design and Qualification of the NASA Orion Capsule Parachute Assembly System B. Anderson, J. Daum, NASA Johnson Houston, TX; S. Tawdros, Space Center, Airborne Systems, Santa Ana, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2899 Reconstruction of the Adaptable Deployable Entry and Placement Sounding Rocket One Technology Flight Test C. Karlgaard, J. Williams, J. Tynis, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., S. Dutta, NASA Langley Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2889 Development of a Knowledge- Based Engineering Framework for Modeling Aircraft Production J. Page Risueno, B. Nagel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg, Germany Design Frameworks and Infrastructure Advanced Measurement Techniques in Wind Tunnel Testing II Testing in Wind Tunnel Advanced Measurement Techniques Sub-Orbital Earth Test of Deployable Aeroshells for Planetary Entry - ADEPT-SR1 Sub-Orbital Earth Test 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2893 of Dynamic Ground Testing XXVI Nylon Standard Type Parachute Extraction Lines and Data Collection for Airdrop Applications A. Meloni, M. U. Fraire, K. Connolly, Army Research, Development and Tardiff, Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2898 of a Subsonic Dynamic Testing Subscale ADEPT Entry Vehicle J. Cruz, J. Green, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2888 Multi-response Gaussian Process Regression models for Multidisciplinary Design Optimization J. Park, A. Arora, S. Choi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2904 Shockwave/Boundary-Layer Interaction Studies Performed in the NASA Langley 20-Inch Mach 6 Air Tunnel K. S. Berry, B. Bathel, S. Jones, A. Watkins, Goodman, NASA Langley Research Center, C. Combs, University of Hampton, VA; San Antonio, TX; et al. Texas, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2892 Broadcloth Light Weight CPAS Parachute Testing S. Manning, J. Daum, NASA Johnson Space Houston, TX Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2897 Aerodynamics for the ADEPT SR-1 Flight Experiment A. Korzun, S. Dutta, NASA Langley R. Hampton, VA; Research Center, McDaniel, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; C. Karlgaard, J. Tynis, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Hampton, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2887 Concept for Aircraft Digital Twin System Failure Detection and Correction O. Hazbon, L. Gutierrez, Pontifical Bolivarian Medellin, Colombia; C. Bil, University, Melbourne, Australia; M. RMIT University, Virginia, Napolitano, University of West M. Morgantown, WV; Fravolini, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2903 Focused Laser Differential Interferometry Measurements at NASA Langley 20-Inch Mach 6 B. Bathel, S. Jones, G. J. Weisberger, Herring, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA Chaired by: U. FRAIRE and C. EVANS, NASA Johnson Space Center Chaired by: U. FRAIRE and C. EVANS, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2891 Distributed Feasibility of Weaved Fiber Optic Sensors in Parachute Broadcloth for Strain Measurement J. Bazin, Airborne Systems, Santa Ana, CA; E. Mendoza, Redondo Optics, LLC, Airborne Beach, United Kingdom; B. Tutt, Hill, Heathcoat Systems, Santa Ana, CA; P. Fabrics, Tiverton, United Kingdom 17 June 2019 Monday, 37-ADS-3 NASA Langley Research Center Design Branch and S. DUTTA, Chaired by: J. DAUM, NASA, JSC, Flight Mechanics & Traj 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2896 ADEPT Sounding Rocket One Flight Overview Test B. Smith, Wercinski, A. Cassell, P. NASA Ames O. Nishioka, C. Kruger, Yount, Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 17 June 2019 Monday, 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Stevens Institute of Technology NASA Langley Research Center and N. PARZIALE, Chaired by: B. BATHEL, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2902 Application of Stereoscopic Particle in the Rutgers Image Velocimetry University Supersonic Wind Tunnel R. Panco, E. DeMauro, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 35-ACD-4 RAJ, Virginia Tech Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2886 Automatically Generating the Compatibility Matrix Technology Using Graph Transformations Delft University of M. Roelofs, R. Vos, Delft, The Netherlands; K. Technology, Amadori, C. Jouannet, Saab, Linköping, Sweden 17 June 2019 Monday, 36-ADS-2 aiaa.org/aviation 45 Cortez C Cortez A Cortez B Cortez D 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-2924 Numerical Effects of Flux Calculation Schemes for Unstructured Grid Flow Simulations Turbulent Institute of L. Carvalho, Technological São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil; R. da Silva, J. Azevedo, Aeronautics and Space Institute (IAE), São José dos Campos, Brazil 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2923 CFD Simulations of a Triangular Airfoil for Martian Atmosphere in Low-Reynolds Number Compressible Flow R. Agarwal, Washington H. Yang, University in St. Louis, MO 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2913 Adaptive flow control laws: A simulation based comparison with low order models (Invited) Mouyon, C. Doll, ONERA, C. Raibaudo, P. France Toulouse, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2922 RANS modeling of Laminar Separation Bubbles around Airfoils at Low Reynolds conditions Gleize, ONERA, Richez, V. L. Bernardos, F. Meudon, France 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2929 Creation of Design and Analysis for Large Design Space Tools Shape Reusable Launch Vehicle Optimization A. Cusick, K. Kontis, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Glasgow, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2912 Evaluation of the aerodynamic performance increase thanks to a morphing A320 wing with high- lift flap by means of CFD Hi-Fi approaches (Invited) Hoarau, University of A. Marouf, Y. D. Strasbourg, France; J. Vos, CFS Engineering, Lausanne, Charbonnier, Bmegaptche Tekap, Switzerland; Y. M. Braza, Fluid Mechanics Institute of France (IMFT), Toulouse, Toulouse Turbulence Modeling Turbulence 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2917 Minimum-Frequency Spanwise Twist Roll During Control Yawing-Moment for B. Moorthamers, Utah State D. Hunsaker, J. Joo, Air Force Research Logan, UT; University, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2921 Numerical Simulation of Transonic and Supersonic Flow Over a Wall- Mounted Hemisphere Morgan, Ohio Aerospace Institute, P. Dayton, OH; M. Visbal, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2928 Application of Sparse Grid Surrogate Models to Airfoil Analysis and Design Mississippi State N. Michael, R. Weed, Mississippi State, MS University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2911 Synthesis on High-Fidelity Numerical simulation of a morphing A320 wing in subsonic speeds and sensitivity evaluation (Invited) N. Simiriotis, Fluid Mechanics Institute France; K. (IMFT), Toulouse, of Toulouse University of Diakakis, National Technical Athens (NTUA), Athens, Greece; G. Jodin, National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse, CFD Software Kramer, France; F. Toulouse, GmbH, Berlin, Germany; A. Marouf, Hoarau, University of Strasbourg, Y. Strasbourg, France; et al. Aerodynamic Design: Analysis and Methodologies I Morphing Structure Aerodynamics and Technologies Special Session: H2020 Smart Morphing and Sensing (SMS) Project 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2916 Experimental Evaluation of the Performance of Parabolic Flaps A. Ullah, Stolt, J. Estevadeordal, North Fargo, ND; D. Dakota State University, Logan, UT Utah State University, Hunsaker, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2920 Comparison between fully turbulent and transition models on the prediction of the aerodynamics a High-Lift configuration O. Lopez, J. Alvarez, University of the Andes, Bogota, Colombia; J. Escobar, O. Salamanca, University of San Buenaventura, Bogota, Colombia 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2927 Feature-Based Recombined Deep Learning about Fluid System R. Han, D. Xu, G. Chen, Xi’an Wang, Y. Xi’an, China Jiaotong University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2910 Experimental study of electroactive morphing effects in the aerodynamic performance of a cambered A320 wing by means of time-resolved PIV (Invited) M. Carvalho, C. Nadal, G. Jodin, J. Rouchon, National Polytechnic Institute France; M. Toulouse, of Toulouse, Massachusetts Institute of Triantafyllou, Cambridge, MA; S. Cazin, Technology, National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse, France; et al. Toulouse, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2915 Large Eddy Simulation of Flow over Surging Airfoils with Active Reflex Camber Gandhi, O. Sahni, Rensselaer J. Rane, F. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2919 RANS Evaluation of Various Models for Predicting Turbulence the Drag on an Ahmed Body B. Thomas, R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2926 Investigation of an exergy balance approach for the aero-thermo- propulsive performance evaluation of aeronautic configurations T. D. Bailly, I. Petropoulos, C. Wervaecke, Derweduwen, ONERA, Meudon, France 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2909 Aerodynamic performance of a bio-inspired A320 morphing wing in the transonic regime (Invited) Fluid Mechanics Institute of Toulouse J. Tô, Flaszynski, France; P. (IMFT), Toulouse, Polish Academy of Sciences, Gdansk, Poland; N. Simiriotis, A. Marouf, Fluid (IMFT), Mechanics Institute of Toulouse Doerffer, France; R. Szwaba, P. Toulouse, Polish Academy of Sciences, Gdansk, Poland; et al. Chaired by: J. ESTEVADEORDAL, Innovative Scientific Solutions Incorporated and D. HUNSAKER, Utah State University Innovative Scientific Solutions Incorporated and D. HUNSAKER, Utah Chaired by: J. ESTEVADEORDAL, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2914 Computational Analysis of the Aerodynamics of Camber Morphing C. Allen, University B. Woods, S. Huntley, of Bristol, United Kingdom 17 June 2019 Monday, 41-APA-7 NASA Langley Research Center MORGAN, Ohio Aerospace Institute and N. RATNAYAKE, Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2918 A wall function approach to account for rough surface heat transfer in Spalart-Allmaras turbulence model A. Prakash, E. Laurendeau, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada 17 June 2019 Monday, 42-APA-8 Chaired by: I. PETROPOULOS, ONERA and K. CASPER, Sandia National Laboratories 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2925 2D Flow Field Analysis by the Exergetic Method M. Aguirre, S. Duplaa, X. Carbonneau, Higher Institute of Aeronautics and Space, France Toulouse, Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 39-APA-5 Chaired by: J. VOS, CFS Engineering and M. BRAZA 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2908 Design of a Large-Scale High-Lift Morphing A320 Wing Based on Electro-Mechanical Actuators and Shape Memory Alloys (Invited) Fluid Mechanics Bmegaptche Tekap, Y. (IMFT), Toulouse, Institute of Toulouse SAS, Toulouse, France; A. Giraud, NOVATEM France; G. Jodin, C. Nadal, National Toulouse, Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse, France; A. Marouf, Fluid Mechanics Institute France; I. (IMFT), Toulouse, of Toulouse Gortazar Martinez, National Polytechnic France; et al. Toulouse, Institute of Toulouse, 17 June 2019 Monday, 40-APA-6
46 aiaa.org/aviation Peridot Steuben Obelisk A Obelisk B 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-2942 Active Learning-based Efficient Separation Risk Assessment in National Airspace System Liu, Arizona State University, Gao, Y. Y. B. Dutta, O. Chen, H. Iyer, AZ; P. Tempe, Optimal Synthesis, Inc., Los Altos, CA Yang, 1700 hrs Oral Presentation Prediction in Aerospace Turbulence CFD: Reality and the Vision 2030 Roadmap Seattle, Spalart, The Boeing Company, P. and M. Strelets, New Technologies WA; Services, St. Petersburg, Russia 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2935 Fixed Path Pull-In/Push Back for Airliner Transport Trajectories System K. Rajendran, J. Kidd, Oklahoma State OK Stillwater, University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2941 Flight Propagation of Trained Performance and Observed Models Anomalies to Air Traffic H. Lee, G. Li, A. Rai, Chattopadhyay, AZ Tempe, Arizona State University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2945 Progress in Geometry Modeling and the CFD Mesh Generation Toward Vision 2030 TX; Pointwise, Inc., Fort Worth, J. Chawner, MBDA, Filton, United Kingdom N. Taylor, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2951 Unsteady Combined Entropy and Output-based Adjoint Approach for Mesh Refinement and Error Estimation K. Doetsch, Fidkowski, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2934 Electronic Departure Approval Daily Operations Requests in ATD-2 Callantine, San Jose State University, T. Cavan Moffett Field, CA; R. Staudenmeier, D.C.; L. Stevens, Solutions, Washington, J. Coupe, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; A. Churchill, Mosaic ATM, Inc., Leesburg, VA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2940 A Hybrid Learning Approach for the Simulation of Dynamics Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle Liu, Arizona State University, Y. Yu, Y. AZ Tempe, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2944 Progress in CFD Discretizations, Algorithms and Solvers for Aerodynamic Flows D. Mavriplis, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2950 Output-Based Mesh Optimization for the Embedded Discontinuous Galerkin Method K. Fidkowski, University of Michigan, Ann MI Ann Arbor, Arbor, Airport Surface Ops 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2933 and Prediction of Pushback Times for Departures at Times Ramp Taxi Charlotte Airport Jung, NASA Ames H. Lee, J. Coupe, Y. Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2939 Indicator Extraction from Textual Accident Reports Aviation J. He, Arizona State X. Hu, J. Wu, AZ Tempe, University, 1530 hrs Oral Presentation High Performance Computing CFD Vision 2030 Towards E. Nielsen, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2949 Adjoint-based Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation for a Stabilized Finite- Element Flow Solver Anderson, NASA A. Balan, M. Park, W. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Adaptive Meshing and Error Analysis I Special Session: Progress Towards CFD Vision 2030 Special Session: Progress Towards Special Session: Prognostics and Safety Assessment for ATM - NASA ULI Project I Special Session: Prognostics and Safety Assessment for ATM 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2932 Design of a zero emission aircraft towing system Roling, Delft University of E. Baaren, P. Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2938 Mining and Classifying Aviation Accident Reports Nagarajan, S. Mahadevan, Srinivasan, V. P. Nashville, TN University, Vanderbilt 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2943 Impact of Vision 2030 on CFD Practices in Propulsion Industry Corporation, G. Medic, United Technologies East Hartford, CT 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2948 Sketch-to-Solution: An Exploration of Viscous CFD with Automatic Grids K. Bibb, Wood, Kleb, M. Park, W. W. Thompson, NASA Langley Research Center, R. Gomez, NASA Johnson Hampton, VA; Houston, TX Space Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2931 Design of a Human-in-the-Loop Optimisation System Aircraft Taxi Trucks Using Autonomous Tow S. Zaninotto, J. Gauci, University of Malta, Msida, Malta; G. Farrugia, HandsOn Systems, Qormi, Malta; J. Debattista, Services, Kirkop, Malta Malta Air Traffic 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2937 A Modeling Environment for Safety Assessing Aviation B. Dutta, O. Chen, H. Iyer, Menon, P. P. Optimal Synthesis, Inc., Los Altos, CA Yang, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation CFD Vision 2030 - Progress Towards An Industrial Perspective for Air and Applications Space Vehicle Seattle, J. Slotnick, The Boeing Company, WA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2947 3D RANS anisotropic mesh adaptation on the high-lift version Common Research Model of NASA’s (HL-CRM) Alauzet, L. Frazza, National Institute for F. Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 43-ATOMS-3 University of Technology ROLING, Delft Technical Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2930 Departure Scheduling and Taxiway Path Planning under Uncertainty J. Li, University of Southern California, Los Liu, Angeles, CA; M. Gong, Z. Liang, W. L. Yi, Carnegie Mellon University, Z. Tong, CA; et al. Mountain View, 17 June 2019 Monday, 44-ATOMS-4 Chaired by: Y. LIU, Arizona State University Chaired by: Y. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2936 Prediction and Aircraft Trajectory Risk Assessment Using Bayesian Updating Liu, Arizona State Pang, Y. Y. Wang, Y. Dutta, B. Yang, AZ; P. Tempe, University, Optimal Synthesis, Inc., Los Altos, CA 17 June 2019 Monday, 45-CFD-3 and M. MALIK, NASA-Langley Research Center Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology Chaired by: A. CARY, 1400 hrs Oral Presentation NASA Aeronautics and CFD 2030 NASA Headquarters, J. Cavolowsky, D.C. Washington, 17 June 2019 Monday, 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 INRIA and S. KARMAN, Pointwise, Inc. ALAUZET, Chaired by: F. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2946 Geometry Modeling for Unstructured Mesh Adaptation Jones, NASA Langley Kleb, W. M. Park, W. J. Krakos, Hampton, VA; Research Center, St. Louis, Michal, The Boeing Company, T. MO; A. Loseille, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France; et al. aiaa.org/aviation 47 Madrid Morocco Manchester Coronado Ballroom Hypersonics Michael White Assistant Director Research and Engineering Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2966 Assessment of the Elliptic Blending Reynolds Stress Model for a Pipe Flow Using Rotating Turbulent New DNS Data N. Ashton, University of Oxford, United Kingdom; J. Davis, C. Brehm, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Hypersonics Eric Marineau Program Officer Office of Naval Research 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2956 Optimized Rational Dispersion Relation Preserving (R-DRP) Method for High-Accuracy Flow Simulations OH Toledo, D. Hixon, University of Toledo, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2965 Modeling Effects of Turbulence High Pressure Airfoils Transonic, near Design Incidence S. Owen, M. Uddin, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC Ivett Leyva Program Officer Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Engineering and Complex Systems Air Force Office of Scientific Research Turbulence Model Development Turbulence 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2955 A Strategy to Implement High-Order WENO Schemes on Unstructured Grids C. Sheng, Q. Zhao, University of Toledo, OH; D. Zhong, N. Ge, Nanjing Toledo, University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2960 Separation delay by optimal streaks Hack, Stanford University, M. Karp, P. Stanford, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2964 Subgrid Mixing Model for Near-Wall Film-Cooled Surfaces N. Behlman, R. Bush, Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, CT High-Order Summation-by-Parts and Finite Difference 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2954 Multidimensional Diagonal-Norm Summation-by-Parts Operators on Quadrilateral Elements K. Mattalo, D. Zingg, University of Toronto, Canada Toronto, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2959 A Jacobi spectral collocation method for the steady aerodynamics of porous aerofoils Baddoo, University of Cambridge, P. Cambridge, United Kingdom; R. Hajian, Cambridge, MA; J. Harvard University, Bethlehem, PA Jaworski, Lehigh University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2963 Axial Odometer Model Turbulent M. Olsen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; R. Lillard, NASA Johnson Houston, TX Space Center, Monday Afternoon Forum 360: Flying Faster with the Science of Hypersonics: Challenges and Opportunities Richard Hallion Smithsonian Institution (ret.) National Air and Space Museum Aerospace Historian and Founding Museum Curator 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2953 Optimization of Multi-dimensional Summation-by-Parts Operators A. Marchildon, D. Zingg, University of Canada Toronto, Toronto, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2958 Thermodynamic Decomposition Drag in the of Compressible Wave Euler Equations University of Tennessee, J. Coder, Knoxville, State College, TN; S. Schmitz, State Pennsylvania State University, College, PA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2962 Modeling for Free Shear Turbulence Flows B. Eisfeld, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany Graham Candler University of Minnesota Associate Department Head Russell J. Penrose Professor McKnight Presidential Professor Distinguished McKnight University Professor Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 47-CFD-5 Chaired by: N. WUKIE, Air Force Research Laboratory and C. SCHROCK, Air Force Research Laboratory 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2952 Generalized Summation-By- Parts Methods: Coordinate Quadrature Transformations, and Functional Accuracy, Superconvergence D. Zingg, University of D. Craig Penner, Canada Toronto, Toronto, 17 June 2019 Monday, 48-F360-2 1400 - 1600 hrs Fellow and Chief Scientist of Hypersonics, The Boeing Company Moderator: Kevin Bowcutt, Senior Technical Panelists: Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 49-FD-6 Chaired by: M. MUNSON, U.S. Army Research Office and M. BELISLE, Northrop Grumman Corporation 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2957 A New Approach to Determine the Most Efficient Supersonic Mach Number Northwestern Polytechnical A. Shi, H. Wen, Xi’an, China; E. Dowell, University, Durham, NC; J. Chen, Duke University, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China 17 June 2019 Monday, 50-FD-7 Chaired by: B. SMITH, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and S. DUVVURI, Indian Institute of Science 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2961 Length-Scale Correction for Reynolds Stress Modeling B. Eisfeld, German Aerospace Center (DLR), NASA Braunschweig, Germany; C. Rumsey, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center,
48 aiaa.org/aviation Miro Emerald Desoto B Edelweiss Flight Test Safety Committee Flight Test Derek Spear 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2972 Nonlinear Boundary-Layer Stability and HIFiRE-5 Analysis of BOLT A&M University, A. Moyes, H. Reed, Texas College Station, TX 1630 hrs Oral Presentation A Survey of the Application and Impact of Statistical Methods in Aeronautical Ground Testing NASA Langley Research Center, Parker, P. Hampton, VA Air Force Institute of Technology 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2971 Modeling and Simulation Towards of Particulate Interactions with Boundary- High-Speed Transitional Layer Flows O. Browne, S. Hasnine, C. Brehm, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2977 A Preliminary Investigation of the Check Standard Model in the NASA Ames Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel Garbeff, NASA M. Amaya, R. Flach, T. Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2982 Airship Aerodynamic Coefficients Estimation Based on Computational Method for Preliminary Design J. Santos, M. J. Mendonça Junior, Institute of Morales, L. Goes, Technological São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil; S. Stevanovic, Planet IX, Zagreb, Croatia; R. Santana, University of Passo Fundo, Passo Brazil Andrew Freeborn U.S. Air Force AFMC TPS 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2970 HIFiRE-5b Boundary-Layer Length and Turbulent Transition Overshoot Juliano, University of Notre Dame, T. Dame, IN; J. Jewell, R. Kimmel, Air Force Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2976 RANS Data Assimilation Techniques Interference Wall for Wind-Tunnel Corrections Z. Belligoli, R. Dwight, G. Eitelberg, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2981 Methodology and Analysis of Inflatable Structures for Lighter Than Air Flight Systems B. Loh, J. Jacob, Tsukada, K. McNamara, T. OK Stillwater, Oklahoma State University, Airships and Aerostat Development Flight Test Lessons Learned Workshop Flight Test Stability and Transition II: High-Speed II Stability and Transition Robert Roedts Aerodynamic Research Testing in Ground Test Facilities in Ground Test Aerodynamic Research Testing Columbia Helicopters, Inc. 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2969 Effect of Initial Phase Difference on Subharmonic Breakdown of Boundary Layers D. Park, J. Pusan National University, Busan, South Korea; M. Kim, S. J. Lim, S. Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science Gwangju, South Korea and Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2975 Low & High Speed Cryogenic Testing Model With of a Wind Tunnel Remote Control Actuation (RCA) Spoiler Calkins, D. Nicholson, The Boeing F. S. VonDeetzen, Seattle, WA; Company, Deharde Maschinenbau Helmut Hoffmann Germany; M. Wright, GmbH, Varel, Windtunnel, Cologne, European Transonic NASA Langley Germany; C. Cramer, R. Griffiths, Hampton, VA; Research Center, et al. AeroTEC, Inc., Seattle, WA; 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2980 Lighter than air wind turbine platform University of Petroleum and Upadhyay, P. Energy Studies, Dehradun, India JSF Garrett Windschitl Lockheed Martin Corporation 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2968 Using Discrete and Distributed Roughness to Generate Stationary Waves in a Mach 6 Quiet Crossflow Tunnel Purdue J. Edelman, S. Schneider, Lafayette, IN West University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2974 Cascade Thrust Reverser Design, and Evaluation work at Spirit Test AeroSystems, Inc. Paden, Spirit E. Irani, J. Locke, P. AeroSystems, Inc., Wichita, KS 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2979 of Design, Fabrication and Testing an Aerostat System for Last Mile Communication R. Pant, Sharma, C. Dusane, R. Verma, V. Bombay, Indian Institute of Technology Mumbai, India Glenn Graham NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 51-FD-8 JULIANO, University of Notre Dame Chaired by: M. CHOUDHARI, NASA-Langley Research Center and T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2967 Implicit Large-Eddy Simulation of Discrete Roughness Boundary-Layer with Added Perturbations Transition N. Bisek, R. Kimmel, Air Force M. Tufts, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 17 June 2019 Monday, 52-FT-2 1400 - 1730 hrs Moderator: Starr Ginn, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Panelists: Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 53-GT-4 Chaired by: R. GRIFFITHS and D. CHAN, NASA-Langley Research Center 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2973 of Static Testing Wind Tunnel and Dynamic Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Quadcopter Old Dominion E. Baris, C. Britcher, G. Altamirano, Ohio Norfolk, VA; University, Columbus, OH State University, 17 June 2019 Monday, 54-LTA-2 TREUREN Chaired by: R. VAN 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2978 Sizing Methodology of Airship Fins Into Account a Tethered Taking Flight Condition M. J. Santos, Mendonça Junior, Institute of Morales, L. Goes, Technological São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil; S. Stevanovic, Planet IX, Zagreb, Croatia; R. Santana, University of Passo Fundo, Passo Brazil aiaa.org/aviation 49 Ming Ruby Milan Travertine 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-2988 Efficient Infill Criterion of Surrogate Model for Severely-Constrained Optimization Problems Tokyo, Dwianto, University of Tokyo, Y. Japan; H. Fukumoto, A. Oyama, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2987 Efficient Robust Design of a Forward Swept Unmanned Aerial Using Surrogates Vehicle Browaeys, H. Dolfen, J. V. J. Wauters, Gent, Belgium Degroote, Ghent University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-2992 MSTC Engineering – A Distributed and Adaptive Collaborative Design Computational Environment for Military Aerospace Vehicle Development and Technology Assessment Air Force Research Laboratory, R. Kolonay, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Plasma Flow Control II 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2986 Bounds in On the Use of Upper Trust Constrained Bayesian Optimization Infill Criteria R. Priem, N. Bartoli, ONERA, Toulouse, Diouane, Higher Institute of France; Y. France Aeronautics and Space, Toulouse, 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Using OpenMDAO to Solve Design Optimization Problems 10 Times Faster NASA Glenn Research Center, J. Gray, Cleveland, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-2999 Realization of Multifunctional Surfaces Containing MEMS-based DBD Plasma Actuators and Biomimetic Structures for Flow Manipulation OTH R. Schreiner, D. Berndt, M. Lindner, Regensburg, Germany; R. INP Greifswald, Hink, A. Pipa, J. Schaefer, Greifswald, Germany; et al. Special Session: MDO Frameworks I Human Factors, Cueing, and Perception Metamodeling and Approximation Methods 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2985 Finding Maximum Expected Improvement for High-Dimensional Design Optimization Zhang, J. Kristensen, S. Ghosh, T. Y. General L. Wang, J. Tallman, Vandeputte, Niskayuna, NY Electric Company, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2991 GEMS, a Generic Engine for MDO Scenarios : Key Features in Application Antoine de Barjhoux, IRT Gallard, P. F. France; R. Toulouse, Saint-Exupéry, France; A. Olivanti, Airbus, Toulouse, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Gazaix, IRT France Toulouse, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2995 a Computer Vision and Towards Augmented Reality Based System for FSTD Validation Leeuwen, National M. Roza, A. Van Aerospace Laboratory (NLR), Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-2998 Fabrication, surface integration and testing of miniaturized dielectric barrier discharge plasma actuators for active flow control applications D. Berndt, I. Ehrlich, B. M. Lindner, OTH Regensburg, R. Schreiner, Jungbauer, Regensburg, Germany; A. Pipa, INP Greifswald, Germany; et al. 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2984 Modeling of a Modern Aircraft Through Calibration Techniques NASA Glenn Research Center, R. Thacker, NASA Langley Cleveland, OH; N. Blaesser, Hampton, VA Research Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2990 WhatsOpt: a web application for multidisciplinary design analysis and optimization Lefebvre, ONERA, R. Lafage, S. Defoort, T. France Toulouse, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2994 Low-Cost Simulator for Flight Crew Human-Factors Studies M. Pittorie, D. Wilt, S. Rebensky, W. Carroll, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-2997 Circuit Studies for Cyclotronic Plasma Actuators J. Zimmerman, D. Carroll, CU Aerospace, M. Vahora, LLC, Champaign, IL; G. Hristov, Ansell, University of Illinois, Urbana- P. Champaign, Urbana, IL Chaired by: A. NING, BYU and V. TOROPOV, Queen Mary, University of London Queen Mary, TOROPOV, Chaired by: A. NING, BYU and V. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2983 Adaptive Model Refinement with Batch Bayesian Sampling for Optimization of Bio-inspired Flow Tailoring S. Chowdhury, Ghassemi, S. Lulekar, P. University at Buffalo, NY 17 June 2019 Monday, 56-MDO-3 and A. STUECK, German Aerospace Center (DLR) Chaired by: J. HWANG 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2989 Distributed Multidisciplinary Optimization and Collaborative Process Development Using RCE B. Boden, J. Flink, R. Mischke, K. German A. Wohlan, Schaffert, A. Weinert, Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; et al. 17 June 2019 Monday, 57-MST-2 Inc. The MathWorks, Chaired by: S. BEARD, NASA/ARC-AFS Aerospace Simulation R&D and R. RUFF, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2993 of Proposed Go- Validation Around Criteria Under Various Environmental Conditions Moffett Zaal, San Jose State University, P. Field, CA; A. Campbell, Federal Aviation NJ; J. Administration, Atlantic City, Administration, Federal Aviation Schroeder, Moffett Field, CA; S. Shah, Federal Aviation NJ Administration, Atlantic City, 17 June 2019 Monday, 58-PDL-2 A&M University Chaired by: A. SHASHURIN, Purdue University- Sch of Aero and Astro C. LIMBACH, Texas 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-2996 Experimental and Numerical Study of a Control Effect Plasma Array on Flow Structure over Compression Ramp Tokyo, University of Tokyo, Watanabe, Y. University of Notre Japan; S. Leonov, Dame, Notre IN Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 55-MDO-2
50 aiaa.org/aviation Wyeth Lalique Fleur De Lis A Grand Ballroom Peacock Terrace Technical Session Foyers Technical 1700 hrs Oral Presentation Baseline Assumptions and Future Research Areas for Urban Air Mobility Vehicles K. Antcliff, S. Whiteside, NASA Langley L. Hampton, VA; Research Center, Kohlman, C. Silva, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3005 Concept of a Logistics, Air Launch, and Recovery (LALAR) eVTOL Platform Yamato Ito, M. Hayashida, H. Yasuda, Y. Holdings Co., Ltd., Chuo-ku, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3004 A Combined Blade Element and Panel Method for Stacked Vortex Rotor Analysis B. Pollard, M. Patterson, S. Whiteside, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, VA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3010 Features of Afterbody Radiative EntryHeating for Titan NASA Langley West, C. Johnston, T. A. Brandis, Hampton, VA; Research Center, Moffett NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3015 Simulations of CO2-CO Infrared Radiation Measurements in Shock and Expansion-Tubes U. Dubuet, CentraleSupélec, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; A. Lemal, Astro Live Experiences (ALE), Japan; S. Nomura, H. Takayanagi, Tokyo, S. Matsuyama, K. Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan Networking Break 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3003 of a Development and Testing Coaxial Helicopter Controlled by Shifting the Center of Gravity Khamvilai, Georgia Institute of T. M. Miller, Atlanta, GA Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3009 Heat Transfer Turbulent Rough-Wall Experiments in Hypersonic Free Flight NASA Ames Research Center, M. Wilder, Moffett Field, CA; D. Prabhu, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3014 Effect of Accelerated Vibrational Relaxation on the Flow in a Nonequilibrium Flow Supersonic Wind Tunnel Hung, I. Adamovich, Ohio State I. Gulko, Y. Columbus, OH University, Speed Mentoring & Networking Reception Innovative/Transformational Aircraft Concepts Innovative/Transformational Aerothermodynamics and Thermal Protection Systems I Wright Brothers Lecture: Turning Flight Control on its Head for the F-35, eVTOL, and Beyond Brothers Lecture: Turning Wright 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3002 Network-Optimized Design of a Notional Hybrid Electric Airplane for Thin-Haul Operations C. Justin, D. Mavris, Georgia C. Weit, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3008 CFD Simulations of the IHF Arc-Jet Flow: 9-Inch Nozzle, Flow Surveys, Calibration Data LEAF Wedge Gokcen, A. Alunni, Analytical Mechanics T. Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3013 A Computational Study of Hydrodynamic Developing Region in Single-Phase Minichannels Milanese, M. A. Sarmiento, G. Maccari, F. Mantelli, R. Cavalcanti Alvarez, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil Theoretical, Analytical, and Computational Heat Transfer: Conduction, Convection, Radiation, and Phase Change Theoretical, Analytical, and Computational Heat Transfer: 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3001 A Thrust-Elevator Interaction Criterion for Aircraft Optimal Longitudinal Control K. Hameeteman, Delft C. Varriale, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands Netherlands; M. Voskuijl, The Den Helder, Defence Academy, Delft University of Netherlands; L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3007 of Ultra Fast Response, Testing Durable Co-axial Thermocouples for High Enthalpy Impulse Facilities C. James, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; B. Birch, University of Southern Australia; D. Smith, Queensland, Toowoomba, University of Millard, S. Vella, Cullen, T. T. Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; et al. 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3012 Generalized Solution for Three- Heat Dimensional Transient Conduction Problems with Partial Heating R. McMasters, Virginia Military Institute, de Monte, University of F. Lexington, VA; Italy; J. Beck, Michigan L’Aquila, L’Aquila, East Lansing, MI State University, Monday, 17 June 2019 Monday, 59-TF-3 Chaired by: S. BRICENO, Georgia Institute of Technology and C. JUSTIN, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: S. BRICENO, Georgia Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3000 Conceptual Design of Electric Helicopters for Urban Air Mobility L. Rajauski, J. Cole, Bucknell S. Salinger, Lewisburg, PA University, 17 June 2019 Monday, 60-TP-2 University of Florida NASA Ames Research Center and A. BRUNE, Langley S. SHERIF, Chaired by: M. BARNHARDT, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3006 Shock Layer Radiation Measurements at a Mars Entry Condition for Infrared Thermography Cullen, R. Morgan, T. R. Ramesh, Kelly, D. Mee, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 17 June 2019 Monday, 61-TP-3 Raytheon Company Corporation and E. SHORT, Chaired by: K. WEED, Ball Aerospace & Technologies 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3011 in Solid Radiative Heat Transfer Rocket Nozzles China Center, Cross, Naval Air Warfare P. Lake, CA 17 June 2019 Monday, 62-NW-6 1600 - 1630 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 63-RLA-2 1630 - 1900 hrs 17 June 2019 Monday, 64-LEC-1 1800 - 1900 hrs aiaa.org/aviation 51 Cortez C Fleur De Lis B Session Rooms Grand Ballroom Plum Blossom A Technical Session Foyers Technical 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3024 Orion Capsule Assembly System Program Avionics, Airdrop Test (CPAS) and Instrumentation Systems Imagery, C. Evans, Williamson, K. Nornoo, W. Jennings, R. Sweet, NASA Johnson Space Houston, TX Center,
NASA Tuesday Keynote Speaker Stephen Jurczyk Networking Break Associate Administrator Propulsion Technologies Tuesday Speaker Briefing Tuesday 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3019 Aero-Propulsive Analysis for Contemporary Conceptual Design Ahuja, Research in Flight, Auburn, V. R. Hartfield, Auburn AL; I. Chakraborty, Auburn, AL University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3023 Orion Capsule Assembly System Program Airdrop Test (CPAS) Challenges and Solutions C. Evans, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3028 Aero-Structural Modeling of the Truss- Braced Wing Aircraft Using Potential Method with Correction Methods for Viscous Flow and Wing-Strut Transonic Interference Aerodynamics (Invited) N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; J. Fugate, Xiong, Stinger Inc., Moffett Field, CA Ghaffarian Technologies, Tuesday Plenary: NASA Aeronautics Tuesday CPAS Program Overview and Airdrop Testing CPAS 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3018 Nozzle Assessment of Mixer-Ejector with Thermal Acoustic Shield for Jet Noise Reduction J. Burt, J. Seidel, S. Leib, NASA Glenn Cleveland, OH Research Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3022 Spacecraft Requirements Development and Tailoring J. McMichael, C. McCann, NASA Johnson Houston, TX Space Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3027 Computation of Flow Induced by Gust Generator in a Wind-Tunnel (Invited) Stinger Ghaffarian J. Xiong, N. Cramer, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; N. Technologies, Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA Special Session: Aerodynamic-Structural Modeling, Optimization, and Test Techniques for Flexible Wing Technology I for Flexible Wing Technology Techniques Special Session: Aerodynamic-Structural Modeling, Optimization, and Test 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3017 Preliminary Engine Intake Sizing for a Boundary Layer Ingesting Rear Engine M. Ruetten, J. Diaz Vides, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3021 Orion Capsule Assembly System Program Summary Test (CPAS) C. Evans, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3026 Investigation of Truss-Braced Wing-Strut Wing Aircraft Transonic Interference Effects Using FUN3D (Invited) J. Xiong, Fugate, Stinger Ghaffarian Inc., Moffett Field, CA; N. Technologies, Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 65-SB-2 0730 - 0800 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 66-PLNRY-2 0800 - 0900 hrs Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA Advanced Air Vehicles Advisor, Strategic Technical Moderator: Richard Wahls, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 67-NW-7 0900 - 0930 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 68-ACD-5 Chaired by: T. TAKAHASHI, Arizona State University and D. CARTER, Air Force Research Laboratory Arizona State University and D. CARTER, TAKAHASHI, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3016 Counter- Comparison of Vaneless Rotating Power Extraction Engines Propulsion for UAV Arizona State Takahashi, L. Burgett, T. AZ Tempe, University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 69-ADS-4 NASA Johnson Space Center Chaired by: B. ANDERSON, NASA-Johnson Space Center and C. EVANS, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3020 Project Management CPAS C. Johnson, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 70-APA-9 NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: N. NGUYEN, NASA-Ames Research Center and B. STANFORD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3025 Active Flutter Suppression Using Reduced Order Modeling for Aeroservoelastic Control Transonic Law Development (Invited) B. Stanford, R. Bartels, W. J. Waite, Silva, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA
52 aiaa.org/aviation Cortez A Cortez B Cortez D Governors Lecture Hall 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3037 Experimental and Computational Investigation for In-Line Boundary Layer Ingestion D. Birch, University of L. Kob, J. Doherty, Guildford, United Kingdom Surrey, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3042 Unsteady Aerodynamic Computations Using Overset Field- Panel Method and an Unstructured CFD Code J. Li, Northwestern Polytechnical Z. Yang, Xi’an, China; H. Zhang, University, IndustryAviation Corporation of China Xi’an, China; B. Ma, Northwestern (AVIC), Xi’an, China Polytechnical University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3043 Pair Formation as an Vortex Wake Analog for Dust Devil and Tornado Genesis Norfolk, R. Ash, Old Dominion University, VA Aeropropulsive Interactions I 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3032 On the unsteadiness of ship airwakes subject to atmospheric boundary-layer inflow from a helicopter operation perspective R. Thedin, Pennsylvania State University, S. Murman, NASA Ames State College, PA; Moffett Field, CA; S. Research Center, Schmitz, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3036 Aerodynamic Performance of an Aircraft Equipped with Horizontal Mounted Propellers Tail L. R. Vos, N. van Arnhem, R. de Vries, Delft University of Technology, Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3041 Modeling of Brown-Michael vortices in ground effect Bethlehem, H. Chen, Lehigh University, Baddoo, University of Cambridge, P. PA; Cambridge, United Kingdom; J. Jaworski, Bethlehem, PA Lehigh University, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation vortex detection at Vienna Wake airport with a Windcube 200S lidar Holzäpfel, A. Stephan, N. Wildmann, F. German Aerospace Center (DLR), Wessling, Germany; I. Smalikho, Russian Academy of Russia Sciences, Tomsk, Aircraft Wake Turbulence I (Invited) Turbulence Aircraft Wake Ship Air-Wake Characterization and Interaction Ship Air-Wake Aerodynamic Design: Analysis and Methodologies II 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3031 Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Wakes Air Ship Unsteady Computing University of Colorado, Colorado Miller, T. Aref, M. Springs, Colorado CO; P. Ghoreyshi, A. Jirasek, R. Greenwood, U.S. Colorado Springs, CO Air Force Academy, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3035 Aerodynamic Interaction Between Propeller and the an Over-the-Wing Wing Boundary-Layer in Adverse Pressure Gradients D. Avallone, N. van Arnhem, F. R. de Vries, G. Eitelberg, Delft University Ragni, R. Vos, al. et Netherlands; The Delft, Technology, of 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3040 Methodology for a Robust Interactive Boundary Layer Solver M. McMullen, S. Shah, N. Rajmohan, Corporation, Palo Aerion Technologies Alto, CA 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Pair in Crow Instability of Vortex Ground Effect Z. Zheng, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Lawrence, KS 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3030 Simulation and Numerical Wave Investigation of Air-wave-aircraft Interactions Xiao, Nanjing University of J. Chen, T. Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China; L. Shen, University of Minnesota, Lu, M. Cities, Minneapolis, MN; Y. Twin Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Tong, Astronautics, Nanjing, China 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3034 Experimental Investigation of Interaction at Low Disk Rotor-wing Loading and Low Reynolds Number University M. Chen, D. Cranes, J. Hubner, AL Tuscaloosa, of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3039 Linear Frequency Domain Method for Load Control by Fluidic Actuation Ciobaca, German Knopp, V. M. Widhalm, T. Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Experimental Investigation of Ground Interaction and Decay of of a Landing Aircraft Vortices Wake S. G. Castaneda Fuentes, A. Wolter, Grundmann, University of Rostock, Rostock, Germany Chaired by: M. GHOREYSHI, United States Air Force Academy and L. DAVENPORT, CSSI, Inc. Chaired by: M. GHOREYSHI, United States Air Force Academy and L. DAVENPORT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3029 of the Experimental Validation Unsteady CFD-generated Airwake of the HMS Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier M. White, I. Owen, University N. Watson, of Liverpool, United Kingdom 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 72-APA-11 and A. HABERMANN SINNIGE, Delft University of Technology Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3033 Aerodynamic Performance of a Propeller Wingtip-Mounted Tractor Configuration in Windmilling and Energy-Harvesting Conditions Stokkermans, van Arnhem,N. T. Sinnige, T. Delft University of Technology, L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 73-APA-12 CHYCZEWSKI, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Chaired by: M. MCMULLEN and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3038 Low-order modeling of wing tip vortices using an augmented vortex lattice method E. Loewenthal, A. Gopalarathnam, North Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 74-ASE-1 and Z. ZHENG, The University of Kansas HOLZÄPFEL, DLR e.V. Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Further development and assessment of fast-time wake vortex models in ground proximity A. Stephan, G. Holzäpfel, S. Koerner, F. Rotshteyn, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 71-APA-10 aiaa.org/aviation 53 Peridot Steuben Obelisk A Travertine 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3048 A Non-Parametric Discrete Choice Model for Airport Acceptance Rate Prediction D. Larsen, M. Robinson, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3053 Non-Participant Casualty In-Time Risk Assessment to Support Onboard Decision Making for Autonomous Unmanned Aircraft NASA Capristan, J. Foster, E. Ancel, F. R. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, Condotta, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Hampton, VA ATC - Local and Ground ATC Balloon System Operations UAS Traffic Management II UAS Traffic 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3047 Modelling the effects of gate planning on apron congestion Roling, Delft University of Lingen, P. W. Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3052 Third-Party Risk of Mid-Air Collision Between Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems S. Kim, Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Daejeon, South Korea 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3059 Unstructured anisotropic mesh adaptation for 3D RANS turbomachinery applications Alauzet, National L. Frazza, A. Loseille, F. Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France Adaptive Meshing and Error Analysis II 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3046 Constraint Runway Occupancy Time and Runway Throughput Estimation under Reduced Arrival Wake Separation Rules J. Hu, N. Mirmohammadsadeghi, A. Trani, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Blacksburg, VA University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3051 A Mobile Alerting Interface for Drone and Human Contraband Drops M. Cummings, Duke University, C. Wang, Durham, NC 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3058 Metric Construction for Error Control of Finite Element Solutions Aachen RWTH A. Rangarajan, G. May, Aachen, Germany University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3045 A Data-Driven Approach to Understanding Runway Occupancy Time N. Meijers, R. Hansman, Massachusetts Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3050 Autonomous Small Unmanned Aerial Systems Computer Vision Tracking J. Ogorzalek, D. Doyle, J. Black, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3055 Numerical simulation of heat sealing of the strengthen belt on high-altitude balloon Q. Liu, Chinese Yang, Qin, Y. J. Cai, Y. Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3057 Output-Based Mesh Adaptation Multipoint for Variable-Fidelity Aerodynamic Optimization G. Chen, K. Fidkowski, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 75-ATOMS-5 and N. MEIJERS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Technology ROLING, Delft Technical Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3044 Enhancements to the Runway Capacity Simulation Model Using the ASDE-X Data for Estimating Airports Throughput Under Various Separation Systems Wake N. Mirmohammadsadeghi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Dallas, J. Hu, TransSolution, Blacksburg, VA; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and TX; A. Trani, Blacksburg, VA State University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 76-ATOMS-6 Chaired by: E. ANCEL, NASA Langley Research Center and S. KIM, Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) Chaired by: E. ANCEL, NASA Langley Research Center and S. KIM, Korea Aerospace Institute 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3049 EO sensor-based Low-SWaP Robust Aircraft Detection for DAA in UAS Integration Technology J. Lee, H. D. Shim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 77-BA-1 New Mexico State Universtiy and M. SMITH, Aerostar International, Inc. Chaired by: H. CATHEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3054 The CNES Balloon Program : 2017 - 2019 Raizonville, P. Dubourg, P. V. A. Vargas, Cocquerez, French Space Agency (CNES), France Toulouse, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 University of Tennessee US NRL and R. GLASBY, Chaired by: S. DEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3056 High-Fidelity Coupled Fluid- Structure Interaction Simulations with Adaptive Meshing Ojha, K. Fidkowski, C. Cesnik, University V. MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
54 aiaa.org/aviation Madrid Obelisk B Fleur De Lis A Coronado Ballroom NASA David Richwine Integrated Aviation Systems Program Integrated Aviation Low-Boom Flight Demonstrator Project Deputy Project Manager for Technology Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3065 Direct Reconstruction Method for Surface Integration of Discontinuous Galerkin Methods on High-order Mixed-Curved Meshes C. Kim, Seoul National University, H. You, Seoul, South Korea 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3071 Feasibility Assesment of Using in Golden Hydrokinetic Turbine Gate Strait S. Mohammadi, M. Hassanalian, New Mexico Institute of Bakhtiyarov, Socorro, NM Mining and Technology, 1200 hrs Oral Presentation Optimization of Riblet Geometry Using Low-Order Models University of A. Chavarin, M. Luhar, Southern California, Los Angeles, CA NASA Davis Hackenberg Strategy Advisor for Urban Air Mobility Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3064 Discontinuous Galerkin via Interpolation: The Direct Flux Reconstruction Method H. Huynh, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3070 Numerical approach to the setting of aircraft in-flight target loads problem C. Cid, S. Hernandez, A. Baldomir, University of Coruna, A Coruna, Spain 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Analytic methods for modal decomposition of turbulent shear flows S. Dawson, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL; B. McKeon, California Institute Pasadena, CA of Technology, Susan Gorton Project Manager NASA Langley Research Center Revolutionary Vertical Lift Technology Revolutionary Vertical High-Order Flux Reconstruction 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3063 A Novel Flux Reconstruction Method for Diffusion Problems Johnson, E. Johnsen, University of P. MI; H. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Huynh, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3069 A Script-Based CAD System for Aerodynamic Design B. Mukundakrishnan, N. Rajmohan, D. Rajnarayan, S. Fugal, Aerion Supersonic, Reno, NV 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Feedback Control of Transitional Channel Flow via Reduced-Order Modeling M. Hemati, A. Kalur, Sun, H. Yao, Y. Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN Special Session: Reduced-Complexity Modeling for Flow Control Design Engineering - Emerging Design Tools and Innovative Approaches Design Engineering - Emerging Tools Tuesday Morning Forum 360: NASA Aeronautics Shaping the Future of Flight Tuesday NASA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3062 Jacobian-free implicit p-adaptive high-order compact direct flux reconstruction methods for unsteady flow simulation University of Maryland, M. Yu, L. Wang, Baltimore, MD Baltimore County, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3068 Preliminary Design of a Wing Aerodynamic, Considering Transonic and Aeroelastic Behavior Weight Arizona State Takahashi, D. Miskin, T. AZ Tempe, University, 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Resolvent-based estimation for flow control University of Michigan, Ann A. Towne, MI; E. Martini, A. Ann Arbor, Arbor, Cavalieri, Aeronautics and Space Institute (IAE), São José dos Campos, Brazil Acting Director Barbara Esker Advanced Air Vehicles Program Advanced Air Vehicles Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3061 A p-multigrid flux reconstruction method for the steady Navier- Stokes equations University of Maryland, M. Yu, L. Wang, Baltimore, MD Baltimore County, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3067 for An Exploratory Design Tool Lattice Airplane Wing Components S. Malek, U.S. Naval Academy, Riley, P. Annapolis, MD 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3072 Reduced-order modeling using Dynamic Mode Decomposition and Least Angle Regression Singh, T. Lagor, J. Graff, X. Xu, F. University at Buffalo, NY NASA Bryan Barmore Management – Exploration Project Airspace Operations and Safety Program Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate Deputy Project Manager for Technology, Air Traffic Air Traffic Deputy Project Manager for Technology, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 79-CFD-7 Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, National Institute of Aerospace and Z. WANG, University of Kansas National Institute of Aerospace and Z. WANG, Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3060 High-Order Hyperbolic Navier- Stokes Reconstructed Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Unsteady Flows L. Li, J. Lou, H. Luo, North Carolina State Raleigh, NC; H. Nishikawa, University, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 80-DE-1 Chaired by: K. BENSON, Raytheon Missile Systems and N. HINES, The Boeing Company 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3066 Wing Airfoil Pressure Calibration with Deep Learning S. Champagneux, Tost, X. Bertrand, F. France Airbus, Toulouse, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 81-F360-3 0930 - 1130 hrs Program, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA Advanced Air Vehicles Advisor, Strategic Technical Moderator: Richard Wahls, Opening Remarks: Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Policy, Jon Montgomery, Panelists: 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 82-FD-9 University of Minnesota and K. DURAISAMY Chaired by: M. HEMATI, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Kalman Filter Dynamic Mode Decomposition and its Off-line Extension Sendai, University, Nonomura, Tohoku T. Japan aiaa.org/aviation 55 Miro Desoto B Manchester Metropolitan 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3078 A Semi-analytical Approach for Flow Electric Arc Shock Tube Simulations D. Chandel, I. Nompelis, G. Candler, Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3084 Implications of local wall temperature variations on second- mode instability A. Batista, J. Kuehl, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Update on Juncture Flow PIV Results & Future Plans S. Bartram, NASA L. Jenkins, C. Yao, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3077 Oscillating Shock Impinging on a Flat Plate at Mach 6 G. Currao, L. McQuellin, A. Neely, at the University of New South Wales Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia; J. McNamara, Columbus, OH; Ohio State University, D. Buttsworth, University of Southern Australia Queensland, Toowoomba, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3083 How nose bluntness suppresses second-mode growth TX; Waco, Baylor University, J. Sakakeeny, A. Batista, J. Kuehl, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Update on the NASA Junction-Flow Experiment: Results and Future Plans D. Neuhart, M. Kegerise, J. Hannon, C. NASA Langley Research Center, Rumsey, Hampton, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3089 Assessment of Sub-scale Designs for Scaled Flight Testing Delft University ofA. Raju Kulkarni, C. Varriale, Delft, The Netherlands; M. Voskuijl, Technology, Den Helder, Netherlands Defence Academy, Delft The Netherlands; G. La Rocca, L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands University of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3076 Flow Past a Porous Transonic Medium: Effect of Porosity on Slip and Flow Gradients at Velocity the Clear-Fluid/Porous-Medium Interface Indian Institute A. Sahoo, S. Ghosh, Roy, Madras, Chennai, India of Technology 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3082 DNS Study of Roughness-Induced at Mach 6 Transition ONERA, Meudon, J. Lefieux, E. Garnier, France; N. Sandham, University of Southampton, United Kingdom Stability and Transition III: High-Speed III Stability and Transition Fundamental Fluid Flows I: High Speed System ID and Parameter Estimation Techniques from Flight Test System ID and Parameter Estimation Techniques Special Session: Experiments for Turbulence Model Validation and Evaluation Model Validation Special Session: Experiments for Turbulence 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Update on the NASA Junction-Flow Experiment: Methodology and Future Plans M. Kegerise, D. Neuhart, J. Hannon, C. NASA Langley Research Center, Rumsey, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3088 Precision performance measurements of fixed-wing aircraft with wing tip propellers D. Bergmann, J. W. Fichter, O. Pfeifle, M. Schollenberger, Denzel, A. Strohmayer, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3075 Shocks and Shock Interactions in Granular flow Past Circular Cylinder R. Kumar, Hankare, S. Kumar, A. Khan, P. S. Prakash, Indian Institute of S. Verma, India Kanpur, Kanpur, Technology 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3081 and Boundary-Layer Heat Transfer Stability Analysis of Subscale BOLT and the Fin Cone Kocian, H. Reed, C. Mullen, A. Moyes, T. College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3085 Smooth Body Flow Separation Experiments and Their Surface Flow Characterization Topology Corke, Thomas, T. D. Simmons, F. University of Notre Dame, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3087 Collocation-Based Output-Error Method for Aircraft System Identification D. Dutra, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3074 Experimental investigation of planar shock wave-grid turbulence interaction using counter driver shock tube Nagoya, G. Fukushima, Nagoya University, Advanced Industrial Tamba, Japan; T. (AIST), Tsukuba, Science and Technology Japan; S. Ogawa, A. Iwakawa, Sasoh, Nagoya, Japan Nagoya University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3080 Visualizations of Boundary-Layer on a Sharp Cone at Transition Mach 6 S. Laurence, E. Jagde, R. Kennedy, University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD; J. Jewell, R. Kimmel, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH Chaired by: B. SMITH, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and C. RUMSEY, NASA-Langley Research Center Chaired by: B. SMITH, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and C. RUMSEY, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Separation over Smooth Wall Bumps: Benchmark Experiments for CFD Validation A. Borgoltz, Devenport, C. Roy, Lowe, W. T. Vishwanathan, A. Gargiulo, Virginia V. Polytechnic Institute and State University, et al. Blacksburg, VA; 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 86-FT-3 Chaired by: S. GINN, NASA AFRC and B. COBLEIGH, Armstrong Flight Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3086 System Identification and Dynamics Modeling of a Distributed Electric Propulsion Aircraft Ansell, University of Bretl, P. T. A. Perry, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 83-FD-10 U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: K. GRANLUND, North Carolina State University and S. PELTIER, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3073 Flow Characterisation for a Study in High-speed Validation Aerodynamics K. Sabnis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom; D. Galbraith, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, University Patterson AFB, OH; H. Babinsky, of Cambridge, United Kingdom; J. Benek, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 84-FD-11 JHU Applied Physics Laboratory Chaired by: S. SCHNEIDER, Purdue University and B. WHEATON, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3079 Visualizations of Hypersonic on a Boundary-Layer Transition Bluntness Cone Variable E. Jagde, S. Laurence, R. Kennedy, University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD; J. Jewell, R. Kimmel, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 85-FD-12
56 aiaa.org/aviation Milan Emerald Morocco 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3095 Sensitivity Study of Contraction Flow for Boundary-Layer Validation Wind Tunnel M. Blanco, J. Battiato, K. Disotell, Youngstown, State University, Youngstown OH 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3101 Results, Conclusions and Lessons Learned from the OPTimized Integrated MUltidisciplinary Systems (OPTIMUS) Program St. Louis, Sellers, The Boeing Company, P. MO; A. Carrere, The Boeing Company, Huntsville, AL; D. Allison, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3094 Wall Review of Transonic Interference Corrections and Considerations for Development Davis, Calspan Corporation, T. Cheektowaga, NY 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3100 Building an Expanded MDAO Process with Subsystem Analysis for Next Generation Air Dominance Platforms A. Carrere, The Boeing Company, Sellers, The Boeing Huntsville, AL; P. St. Louis, MO; D. Allison, Company, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH ITAR - General Topics ITAR 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3093 Conditions Characterization of Test in the Notre Dame Arc-Heated Wind Tunnel E. Hoberg, C. Huffman, N. Sanchez-Plesha, C. Running, N. Kato, S. Im, University of Notre Dame, IN; et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3099 Statistical Analysis of an AVCOAT Data and Model Using EFT-1 Bayesian Inference Rostkowski, University of Illinois, P. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; A. Lexington, Martin, University of Kentucky, M. Panesi, University of Lexington, KY; Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3105 Coupled component sizing and aerodynamic shape optimization via geometric constraints B. Brelje, J. Martins, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Aerodynamic Design/Shape Optimization I Computational and Experimental Analysis, Predictions, and Assessments of Ground Test Facilities Computational and Experimental Analysis, Predictions, Assessments of Ground Test 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3092 Overview of Advanced Wind Tunnel Boundary Simulation Research Workshop The Boeing Company, A. Krynytzky, C. Broughton, National Seattle, WA; Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Canada; NASA Langley J. Morrison, E. Walker, Hampton, VA Research Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3098 Store-Separation Analysis of a Two- Stage Orbital Launch Vehicle C. Acuff, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Matthews, J. Edwards, CA; T. Center, Bui, NASA Jacobs, Edwards, CA; T. Faber, Edwards, Armstrong Flight Research Center, Shah, Virgin Orbit, Long CA; K. Powers, V. Beach, CA; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3104 Achieving Quieter Supersonic Line Flight Through Outer-Mold Modifications: An Optimization Study G. Dulikravich, Florida S. Reddy, Miami, FL; International University, A&M Cizmas, Texas P. Carpenter, F. College Station, TX University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3091 A 1-D Model for Condensation Onset in Hypersonic Wind Tunnels with Gas-Phase Impurities University of Notre Lax, S. Leonov, P. Dame, Notre IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3097 on F-18 Enhanced ADS-B Flight Tests Supersonic Aircraft R. Arteaga, NASA Armstrong Flight Edwards, CA; N. Research Center, Demidovich, J. Dinofrio, Federal Aviation D.C.; N. Administration, Washington, LLC, Seattle, M42 Technologies, Voronka, Federal Aviation C. GreenLow, WA; D.C.; K. Administration, Washington, Epperson, Vigilant Aerospace, LLC, OK; et al. Oklahoma City, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3103 In-Flight Real-Time Towards Ice Detection Systems via Computational Aeroacoustics and Machine Learning University of Technical B. Zhou, N. Gauger, Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany; J. Hauth, X. Huan, University of Michigan, MI; M. Morelli, A. Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, University of Milan, Guardone, Technical Milan, Italy Chaired by: J. PATRICK, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and C. MORRIS, Arnold Engineering Development Complex Chaired by: J. PATRICK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3090 Computational Assessment of Loads for Large Facility Wall in the National Parachute Testing Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex 80- by 120-foot Wind Tunnel Goulding, P. Bartow, C. Nykamp, W. National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex Moffett Field, CA; J. Sirbaugh, (NFAC), Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC), Arnold AFB, TN 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 88-ITAR-1 Chaired by: N. MARCO, Air Force Research Lab (AFRL/RQVC) and J. REBAND, Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3096 Optimal Design of the New Mach 6 Quiet Nozzle at NASA Langley Chen, NASA Langley Research Center, F. Hampton, VA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 89-MDO-4 PIPERNI, Clarkson University Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3102 Comparison of Generic Multi-Fidelity Approaches for Bound-Constrained Nonlinear Optimization Applied to Adjoint-Based CFD Applications France; F. R. Olivanti, Airbus, Toulouse, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Gallard, IRT France; J. Brézillon, Airbus, Toulouse, France; N. Gourdain, Higher Toulouse, Institute of Aeronautics and Space, France Toulouse, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 87-GT-5 aiaa.org/aviation 57 Ming Ruby Lalique Inverness 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3126 In-flight deployment of morphing – a method to analyze dynamic UAVs controllability and loads stability, Netherlands Defence Academy, M. Voskuijl, The Netherlands; M. Said, Den Helder, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, M. van Tooren, Netherlands; J. Pandher, University of South Carolina, Columbia, Columbia, SC; B. Richards, VX Aerospace Holdings, Morganton, NC 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3110 Collaborative Design Optimization with Simulation Process and Data Management M. Gazzin, G. Cassio, Nicolich, ESTECO Italy; S. Picinich, Airworks, S.p.A., Trieste, Gorizia, Italy; C. Poloni, University of Italy Trieste, Trieste, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3115 Modelling and simulation of a bioinspired aquatic micro aerial vehicle S. Armanini, R. Siddall, M. Kovac, Imperial College London, United Kingdom 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3120 Plasma Assisted Combustion Actuators with Arc Breakdown in a Magnetic Field J. Zimmerman, D. Carroll, CU Aerospace, LLC, Champaign, IL 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3125 Assessing Integration Between Emerging and Conventional Operations in Urban Airspace R. Hansman, Massachusetts Vascik, P. Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3109 Industrial Application of an Advanced Bi-level MDO Formulation to Aircraft Engine Pylon Optimization Ambert, D. Guénot, Gallard, V. A. Gazaix, F. Antoine de M. Hamadi, S. Grihon, IRT France; et al. Toulouse, Saint-Exupéry, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3114 Design of Multi-Agent UAV Simulator to Support the Development of the MARSNet Communication Protocol J. Ponniah, San Jose State University, University of San Jose, CA; O. Dantsker, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; R. Boston, MA Mancuso, Boston University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3119 Deflagration to detonation transition assisted by equilibrium and non-equilibrium plasma R. Miles, R. Mahamud, D. Yorn, A. Tropina, College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3124 Conceptual Design Study on Off and Take Electrical Vertical Landing Aircraft for Urban Air Mobility Applications M. Schmitt, Bosch, M. Kraenzler, Renningen, Germany; E. Stumpf, RWTH Aachen, Germany Aachen University, Special Session: MDO Frameworks II Plasma-Assisted Combustion and Ignition Modeling and Simulation of New Entrants Operational Aspects of On-Demand Mobility and Transformational Flight Operational Aspects of On-Demand Mobility and Transformational 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3108 Compute Using Graph Coloring To Derivatives More Efficiently in Total OpenMDAO Hearn, NASA Glenn Research T. J. Gray, DB Cleveland, OH; B. Naylor, Center, Consulting Group, Inc., Cleveland, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3113 A Centralized Extended Kalman Filter for Cooperative Localization of Munition Swarms B. Burchett, Rose-Hulman Institute of Haute, IN Terre Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3118 Nonequilibrium Nitrogen Excitation in NS Discharge Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3123 A Bayesian Safety Assessment Methodology for Novel Aircraft Architectures and Technologies Using Continuous FHA A. Behere, S. Briceno, D. M. Bendarkar, Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3107 Integration of High-Fidelity Analysis in MDO Frameworks for HPC Tools Backhaus, S. Gottfried, C. Ilic, A. Merle, T. A. Stueck, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Dresden, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3112 Development of a Modeling, Flight Simulation, and Control Analysis Capability for Novel Vehicle Configurations Auburn, Auburn University, I. Chakraborty, Ahuja, Research in Flight, Auburn, AL; V. Auburn O. Mulekar, AL; A. Comer, Auburn, AL University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3117 Dual-Pulse Laser Ignition Using Oxygen REMPI Preionization C. Butte, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO; C. Dumitrache, CentraleSupélec, Châtenay-Malabry, Colorado State University, France; A. Yalin, Fort Collins, CO 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3122 Effects of eVTOL Approach and on UAM Departure Trajectories Sizing Vertiport E. Yilmaz, B. German, Georgia M. Warren, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 90-MDO-5 German Aerospace Center (DLR) Chaired by: A. GAZAIX and S. GOERTZ, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3106 Large-scale multidisciplinary design optimization—review and recommendations Ha, University of J. Hwang, A. Jain, T. California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 91-MST-3 Inc. The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, ZAAL, NASA Ames Research Center and D. KEATING, Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3111 Stochastic Wind Modeling and Estimation for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Pennsylvania State University, M. Rhudy, Virginia Gu, West J. Gross, Y. Reading, PA; Morgantown, WV University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 92-PDL-3 University of Notre Dame and J. ZIMMERMAN, CU Aerospace Chaired by: S. LEONOV, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3116 Investigation of Partially-Coupled Ignition Using Nanosecond Pulsed High Frequency Discharges College A&M University, Texas N. Tichenor, Ombrello, Station, TX; R. Leiweke, T. Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 93-TF-4 Chaired by: B. GERMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology and K. GOODRICH, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: B. GERMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3121 Wind and Obstacles Impact on Airpark Placement for STOL-based Sub-Urban Air Mobility L. Somers, C. Justin, D. Mavris, Georgia Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology,
58 aiaa.org/aviation Wyeth Edelweiss Inverness Grand Ballroom Plum Blossom A 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3146 Strain Measurement System Textile A. Witkowski, Katabasis Engineering, LLC, ALD Systems, A. Levay, CT; Glastonbury, Inc., Hudson, OH; M. Murbach, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3131 Numerical Investigation of Nonlinear Structural Responses in Ablation Problem A. S. McDaniel, J. Wenk, R. Fu, J. Roger, Lexington, Martin, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3140 Development of UGS-TUM Vertical Off & Landing (VTOL) Drone Take with Flight Control S. Srigrarom, University of Glasgow, Holzapfel, United Kingdom; F. Glasgow, University of Munich, Technical Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3145 Analysis and Simulation CPAS Improvements and Lessons Testing Throughout CPAS Glavin, NASA Johnson S. Manning, P. Houston, TX Space Center, UAV System Design Studies UAV 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3130 Modeling thin layers of materials in the Kentucky Aerodynamic Thermal Solver (KATS) C. Setters, R. Fu, A. Martin, University of Lexington, KY Kentucky, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3135 Hypervelocity boundary-layer flow with high-temperature surface ablation McIntyre, University C. James, T. N. Temme, of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; S. Lewis, Australian Department of Defence, Pullenvale, Australia; R. Morgan, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3139 Aerodynamic Design and Control of Wing UAV Tandem Kaya, S. Ozgen, Middle East Technical T. Ankara, Turkey University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3144 Joint Airdrop Test CPAS Recertification by Analysis C. McCann, NASA Johnson Space Center, Jacobs Galaviz, S. Reddy, Houston, TX; F. Houston, TX Technology, CPAS Ground Test and Parachute Load Modeling Ground Test CPAS Ablation: Modeling, Experiments, and Applications II Aerothermodynamics and Thermal Protection Systems II Excellence in Aerospace Awards Luncheon (Proof of Purchase Required) Excellence in Aerospace Awards 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3129 Carbon Oxidation at Molecular-Scale Hypersonic Speeds S. Schmitt, J. Graña-Otero, Mahmoudi, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3134 Theoretical and experimental study of helium-neon substitution for Saturn entry radiation McIntyre, Liu, C. James, R. Morgan, T. Y. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3138 for fire Development of UAV detection and for Object Detection of Flying Object and Tracking S. Srigrarom, University of Glasgow, Ratsamee, United Kingdom; P. Glasgow, Osaka, Japan Osaka University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3143 Updated Reconstruction Methods for Modeling Orion Parachute Loads Houston, TX MRI Technologies, E. Ray, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3128 Kinetics of Oxidation Carbon Materials J. Graña-Otero, S. Mahmoudi, Schmitt, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3133 Analysis of RCG-Coated Tile in the PTF: Surface Heating Tests Distribution in a Rectangular Cavity Gokcen, K. Skokova, Analytical T. Mechanics Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3137 with Conceptual design of a UAV VTOL characteristics Kaparos, C. Bliamis, K. Yakinthos, P. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3142 Orion Capsule Parachute Assembly Overload Testing System (CPAS) Approach and Results J. Daum, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 94-TP-4 Chaired by: A. MARTIN, University of Kentucky and P. YEE, The Aerospace Corporation University of Kentucky and P. Chaired by: A. MARTIN, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3127 Surface Ablation Regime of a Model of Porous Material J. Graña-Otero, S. Edward, Schmitt, S. Mahmoudi, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 95-TP-5 Sandia National Laboratories Chaired by: D. PYTEL, Lockheed Martin and M. HOWARD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3132 Aerodynamic Heating Coupled with Response Structural Temperature Analysis for Hypersonic Flight Vehicles Rafla, Air Force Research Laboratory, F. Edwards AFB, CA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 96-NW-8 1230 - 1400 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 97-ACD-6 Boeing Chaired by: A. DORSEY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3136 Design and Development of a Intercept Unmanned Aerial Tornado Vehicle A. Ross, J. Jacob, Oklahoma State OK Stillwater, University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 98-ADS-5 and R. MACHIN, NASA-Johnson Space Center Jacobs Technology Chaired by: E. RAY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3141 Orion Capsule Parachute Assembly Load Riser Twist System (CPAS) Amplification J. Daum, NASA Johnson Space L. Cassady, Houston, TX Center, aiaa.org/aviation 59 Cortez C Cortez D Desoto A Plum Blossom B 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3149 A Numerical FSI Investigation of on the Impact of Surface Topology Vibration of the Vortex-Induced Parachute Suspension Lines B. Olson, University of C. Barry, Massachusetts, Lowell, MA; K. Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA; D. Willis, J. Sherwood, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, MA 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3166 Investigation of Mach Number Effects on the Aerodynamic Loading of an Articulating Nose Cone Missile McLaughlin, M. E. Stephen, G. Abate, T. Figueroa, S. Ringenbach, U.S. Air Force Colorado Springs, CO; J. Olivry, Academy, Salon de French Air Force Academy, Provence, France; et al. 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3148 Experimental Investigation into the Effects of Geometry on the Glide Performance of Cruciform Parachutes Fields, J. Sackett, T. S. Herrington, T. Daniel, University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO Kansas City, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3155 Comparison of Electrical Output Format Options for the Analysis of Strain-Gage Balance Calibration Data N. Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3147 Designing and Development of Aerodynamic Decelerator System with the Use of Non-Newtonian fluid 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3165 Investigation of Nose Cone Enhancement to Improve the Effectiveness of an Articulating Nose Cone on a Subsonic Missile U.S. Air Force McLaughlin, B. Bixler, E. Stephen, T. Colorado Springs, CO; B. Dickinson, Air Academy, Eglin AFB, FL; J. Turner, Force Research Laboratory, Colorado Springs, CO U.S. Air Force Academy, A. Pandey, O. Prakash, University of A. Pandey, Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3154 A Monolithic Internal Strain-Gage Balance Design based on for Manufacturability D. Landman, Old Dominion University, Webb, T. NASA Langley Parker, D. Burns, P. Norfolk, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3160 Performance Enhancement of the Truss-Braced Flexible Transonic Wing Aircraft Using Variable- Camber Continuous Trailing-Edge Flaps (Invited) NASA R. Bartels, B. Stanford, J. Waite, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Student Paper Competition 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3164 Magnus Effect for Finned Bodies in Supersonic Flow A. Mielke, D. Klatt, French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis (ISL), Saint-Louis, France; C. Mundt, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3153 Calibration and Data Analysis Recommendations for Three- Component Moment Balances N. Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA; M. Reed, Aerodyne Industries, LLC, Moffett Field, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3159 Elastic Modeling of Tunable Ultralight Aircraft (Invited) J. Kim, Stinger Ghaffarian N. Cramer, CA; C. Inc., Mountain View, Technologies, Gregg, K. Cheung, S. Swei, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA Research Center, Guided Munitions and Finned Projectiles Novel Measurements of Aerodynamic Forces 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3163 Fast Generation of Aerodynamics Data for a Canard-Controlled Body Control with Thrust-Vector J. Sahu, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Fresconi, Army Research Belcamp, MD; F. Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD Laboratory, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3152 Fundamental Improvement of for Iterative a Convergence Test Strain-Gage Balance Load Predictions N. Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3158 Aerodynamic analysis of a Flapping Configuration (Invited) Transitional E. Santarpia, University of California, San Diego, San CA; L. Demasi, San Diego, CA; Diego State University, N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA Special Session: Aerodynamic-Structural Modeling, Optimization, and Test Techniques for Flexible Wing Technology II for Flexible Wing Technology Techniques Special Session: Aerodynamic-Structural Modeling, Optimization, and Test 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3162 Unscented Filtering for Munition Parameter Estimation Using Onboard Sensor Telemetry B. Burchett, Rose-Hulman Institute of Haute, IN Terre Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3151 Applications of Novel Ground Test High-Frequency Pressure Sensitive Paint N. Glenn, R. Schultz, S. Spitzer, K. Casper, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3157 Extending A Correction Method for Aerodynamics Unsteady Transonic Camber as Applied to Variable Edge Flap Continuous Trailing (Invited) U. Kaul, N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, Chaired by: I. CELMINS and J. DESPIRITO, US Army Research Laboratory 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3161 Guided Munition Canard Enhancement Using Gurney Flaps I. Celmins, Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 99-ADS-7 Chaired by: S. ROLAND, Blue Origin LLC 1400 hrs No Presentations 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 100-AMT-4 Sandia National Laboratories and J. JEWELL, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: J. WAGNER, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3150 Luminescent Measurement for Analysis of Dynamic Technique Pressure and Strain Fields University K. Chism, J. Kawell, Hubner, AL Tuscaloosa, of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 101-APA-13 NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: N. NGUYEN, NASA-Ames Research Center and B. STANFORD, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3156 Adaptive Drag MinimizationReal-Time Investigation of a Flexible Wind Tunnel Camber ContinuousWing with Variable Edge Flap System (Invited) Trailing N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, K. Hashemi, M. Moffett Field, CA; N. Cramer, Inc., Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Drew, Moffett Field, CA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 102-APA-14
60 aiaa.org/aviation Steuben Cortez A Cortez B Governors Lecture Hall 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3177 Optimization of Hybrid Chevron Lobe Nozzle Inserts for Supersonic Jet Noise Reduction M. O`Gara, J. Bin, N. Sinha, Combustion Inc., Research and Flow Technology, Pipersville, PA 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3181 Unsteady Aerodynamic Loading from Parallel-vortex interaction with a lifting wing A. Brown, M. Ovenden, Bastian, National Research Council Canada, Canada Gloucester, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3171 Comparison of Pitching Moment Generation via Flap Deflection on A Generic and Thrust Vectoring Blown-Wing Model University, M. Bronz, French Civil Aviation France Toulouse, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3176 Application of Subdivision Surfaces to Aerodynamic Wing Shape Optimisation Rendall, University L. Kedward, C. Allen, T. of Bristol, United Kingdom 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3180 Aircraft close formation control Sliding Mode using Finite-Time control Law S. Singh, University Muthukumar, K. Raj, V. NV Las Vegas, of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3186 Approach for Representing the Aircraft Noise Impacts of Concentrated Flight Tracks R. Hansman, Massachusetts Institute A. Yu, Cambridge, MA of Technology, ATC - Terminal ATC Aeropropulsive Interactions II 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3170 of a Blown Testing Wind Tunnel Flap Wing Long, J. Asad, B. Berk, T. D. Agrawal, F. Lubin, C. Courtin, Massachusetts Institute Cambridge, MA; et al. of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3175 Regularisation of High Fidelity Aerodynamic Shape Optimisation Problems Using Gradient Limits Rendall, University L. Kedward, C. Allen, T. of Bristol, United Kingdom 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Separation Buffers Turbulence Wake for High Altitude Airspace L. Davenport, R. Frej Vitalle, CSSI, Inc., D.C. Washington, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3185 Collision Risk Assessment between UAS and Landing Aircraft in Restricted Airspace Surrounding an Airport using 3D Monte-Carlo Simulation Nanyang K. Low, S. Tan, C. Wang, Singapore, University, Technological Singapore Aerodynamic Design: Optimization Aircraft Wake Turbulence II (Invited) Turbulence Aircraft Wake 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3169 Study of Mach Number Effect for 2D Co-flow Jet Airfoil at Cruise Conditions G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Wang, Y. Gables, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3174 Models on Effect of Turbulence Robust Aerodynamic Optimization of 3-D Wing Geometries Missouri University S. Hosder, A. Vuruskan, Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Hybrid numerical simulations of wake vortex encounters Holzäpfel, A. Stephan, S. Zholtovski, F. German Aerospace Center (DLR), Wessling, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3184 Proximity versus dynamicity - an analysis of traffic patterns at major European airports Pasutto, E. Hoffman, K. Zeghal, P. France EUROCONTROL, Brétigny, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3168 High Control Authority 3D Aircraft Control Surfaces Using Co-Flow Jet K. Xu, G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3173 Airfoil Optimization via the and Class-Shape Transformation Orthogonal Deformation Modes M. Karman, M. McNamara, J. Coder, Knoxville, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3179 Assessment of dynamic pairwise separation benefits using an Airport-in-a-Lab concept Knabe, German Aerospace Center F. (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; F. Holzäpfel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany; C. Schwarz, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3183 Remotely Operated Aerodrome Control at Changi Airport: A Human- in-the-Loop Simulation Assessment Chee Hong, A. Mendolia, MITRE T. Corporation, McLean, VA Chaired by: N. HALL, Lockheed Martin Corporation and R. AGARWAL, Washington University in St Louis Washington Chaired by: N. HALL, Lockheed Martin Corporation and R. AGARWAL, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3167 Numerical Study on Lift Enhancement for Upper Surface Blowing System with Powered Engine Turbofan Lu, Xiao, C. Zhai, H. Zhi, Y. Z. Zhu, T. Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 104-APA-16 and S. SAXENA, ANSYS Chaired by: J. CODER, University of Tennessee 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3172 Study Aerodynamic Design Trade and Optimization of a Blended Wing Body Airliner T. Staub, N. Morita, J. Entzinger, F. Japan Tokyo, University of Tokyo, Tsuchiya, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 105-ASE-2 CSSI, Inc. Chaired by: A. BROWN, National Research Council Canada and L. DAVENPORT, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3178 Assessment of Dynamic Pairwise Separations for Vortex Wake Approach and Landing at Vienna Airport Holzäpfel, German Aerospace Center F. (DLR), Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany; L. Strauss, Austro Control, Vienna, Austria; C. Schwarz, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 106-ATOMS-7 Chaired by: R. RORIE, San Jose State University 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3182 Terminal A Comparison of Two Clear Well Area Detect and Avoid Definitions R. Rorie, K. Monk, S. Brandt, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA; Z. Research Center, Roberts, Flight Research Associates, Moffett Field, CA; L. Fern, Honeywell International, Inc., Seattle, WA Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 103-APA-15 aiaa.org/aviation 61 Peridot Obelisk B Travertine Metropolitan 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3202 An Adjoint-based Sensitivity Formulation Using the Discontinuous Galerkin Method Orkwis, University P. M. Ugolotti, Turner, of Cincinnati, OH 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3191 Data-Driven Approach for Understanding the Impact of on Commercial Flight Path Weather J. Kim, K. Song, S. D. Mavris, Georgia Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Automated route redesign and conflict resolution to manage unpredictable failures S. Devasia, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3201 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization Framework Based on a Novel Fully- Automated Adjoint Differentiation Toolbox R. Djeddi, K. Ekici, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN Machine Learning 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3190 Kinematic Prediction for Autonomous Aircraft Using Deep Learning Based Optical Detection Indian S. Chakravarthy, R. Ravishankar, Madras, Chennai, Institute of Technology India 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Cyber Physical Security Extension Management (ATM) to Air Traffic Testbed K. Datta, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; G. Chatterji, Crown Consulting, Inc., Moffett Field, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3200 Field Inversion and Machine Learning With Embedded Neural Networks: Physics-Consistent Neural Network Training University of J. Holland, Baeder, Maryland, College Park, MD; University of Michigan, Ann K. Duraisamy, MI Ann Arbor, Arbor, Balloon System Design and Analysis Multidisciplinary Sensitivity Analysis and Optimization Special Session: Securing the National Airspace System: A Cyber-Physical-Systems Perspective Special Session: Securing the National Airspace System: A Cyber-Physical-Systems 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3189 Application Of Data Fusion And The Analysis Machine Learning To Of The Relevance Recommended Flight Reroutes O. Pinon-Fischer, G. Dard, E. Mangortey, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Systems Cyber-Physical Aviation K. Sampigethaya, Embry-Riddle Prescott, AZ Aeronautical University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3196 Thermal-dynamic performance of a balloon in ascending super-pressure and floating process Yang, Z. Rongchen, Y. Q. Liu, Wang, X. Zhang, J. Cai, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3199 A Multidisciplinary Design Framework for Mechanisms of HLDs Shi, University of California, Davis, Y. Qi, Shanghai Jiao Song, Y. Davis, CA; W. Shanghai, China University, Tong 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3188 Predicting The Occurrence of Related And Volume Weather Ground Delay Programs Puranik, T. O. Pinon-Fischer, E. Mangortey, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3193 Modeling Frameworks for Cyber Threat Impact Analysis in the National Airspace System State University, A. Hahn, Washington Pullman, WA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3195 Uncertainty Quantification for High Altitude Balloon Trajectory Optimization Ellis, J. Reguero-Inserni, E. Chaffee, P. Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3198 Gust Encounter Simulations of a Aircraft and Generic Transport Analysis of Load Alleviation Potentials by Control Surface Deflections Using a RANS-CFD- based Multidisciplinary Simulation Environment German Aerospace L. Reimer, A. Huebner, Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany Chaired by: A. EVANS, Crown Consulting and X. ZHENG, Iowa State University Chaired by: A. EVANS, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3187 Direct Share Time Air Transportation Series Analysis and Forecast Iowa State University, Wei, X. Zheng, P. Ames, IA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 108-ATOMS-9 NASA State Univ and K. DATTA, Washington Chaired by: S. ROY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3192 A Slow Autonomy for Threat Resolution in the Cyber-Physical- System Human Air Transportation State University, Washington S. Roy, Pullman, WA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 109-BA-2 New Mexico State Universtiy and M. SMITH, Aerostar International, Inc. Chaired by: H. CATHEY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3194 Altitude-Controlled Light Gas and Titan Balloons for Venus Exploration J. Hall, Cameron, M. Pauken, Jet Izraelevitz, M. Dominguez, K. Wehage, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 at Chattanooga and SimCenter University of Tennessee Chaired by: D. NICHOLS, Auburn University Aerospace Engineering Department and K. SREENIVAS, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3197 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization for the NURBS-Enhanced Discontinuous Galerkin Method M. Bhabra, S. Nadarajah, McGill University, Montréal, Canada Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 107-ATOMS-8
62 aiaa.org/aviation Madrid Madrid Lalique Lalique Obelisk A Obelisk A De La Salle De La Salle Coronado Ballroom Coronado Ballroom Trey Urbahn Trey Urbahn Trey TAP Air Portugal TAP Air Portugal TAP Chief Commercial Officer and Executive Board Member Chief Commercial Officer and Executive Board Member 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3211 Higher Order Line-Based Discontinuous Galerkin method for compressible flows North Carolina Subbareddy, 1600 hrs P. R. Vuppala, Raleigh, NC State University, AIAA-2019-3211 Higher Order Line-Based Discontinuous Galerkin method for compressible flows North Carolina Subbareddy, P. R. Vuppala, Raleigh, NC State University, Clément Monnet Clément Monnet Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Voom, an Airbus Company Voom, an Airbus Company Voom, Novel CFD Discretizations Novel CFD Discretizations Active and Passive Flow Control Active and Passive Flow Control 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3206 Entropy-Stable, High-Order Discretizations Using Continuous Summation-By-Parts Operators 1530 hrs J. Hicken, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY Troy, AIAA-2019-3206 Entropy-Stable, High-Order Discretizations Using Continuous Summation-By-Parts Operators J. Hicken, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY Troy, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3210 Gradient-Based A Parameter-Free Limiter for the FR/CPR method on Mixed Unstructured Meshes Ming, Harbin Engineering 1530 hrs Q. Lu, G. Liu, P. Harbin, China; Z. Wang, University, AIAA-2019-3210 University of Kansas, Lawrence, Gradient-Based A Parameter-Free KS Limiter for the FR/CPR method on Mixed Unstructured Meshes Ming, Harbin Engineering Q. Lu, G. Liu, P. Harbin, China; Z. Wang, University, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Shock-Capturing for High-Order Methods Shock-Capturing for High-Order Methods Model-Based Design: Design Process Advancements and Success Stories Model-Based Design: Design Process Advancements and Success Stories Tuesday Afternoon Forum 360: Why Wait? Point-to-Point Mobility Today! Afternoon Forum 360: Why Wait? Tuesday Point-to-Point Mobility Today! Afternoon Forum 360: Why Wait? Tuesday 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3205 Generalized Entropy Stable Non-OscillatoryEssentially Weighted Finite Difference Scheme in 1500 hrs Curvilinear Multi-Block Domains Sandia NationalAIAA-2019-3205 Fisher, J. Maeng, T. Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; M. Carpenter, Generalized Entropy Stable Hampton, VA NASA Langley Research Center, Non-OscillatoryEssentially Weighted Finite Difference Scheme in Curvilinear Multi-Block Domains Sandia National Fisher, J. Maeng, T. Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; M. Carpenter, Hampton, VA NASA Langley Research Center, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3209 Artificial Viscosity Smoothing Operations for an Implicit Discontinuous Galerkin Method 1500 hrs Ohio Aerospace Institute, Dayton, E. Wolf, OH; C. Schrock, Air Force Research AIAA-2019-3209 AFB, OH; N. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Artificial Viscosity Smoothing University of Cincinnati, Wukie, Operations for an Implicit OH Discontinuous Galerkin Method Ohio Aerospace Institute, Dayton, E. Wolf, OH; C. Schrock, Air Force Research AFB, OH; N. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, Wukie, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3214 Interactions of a Jet Assisted Surface Mounted Actuator with a Boundary Layer Turbulent 1500 hrs Rensselaer S. Gildersleeve, M. Amitay, NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, AIAA-2019-3214 Interactions of a Jet Assisted Surface Mounted Actuator with a Boundary Layer Turbulent Rensselaer S. Gildersleeve, M. Amitay, NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3204 Energy- and Entropy-Stable Multidimensional Summation- by-Parts Discretizations on Non- 1430 hrs Conforming Grids AIAA-2019-3204 D. Zingg, University of Toronto, S. Shadpey, Canada Toronto, Energy- and Entropy-Stable Multidimensional Summation- by-Parts Discretizations on Non- Conforming Grids D. Zingg, University of Toronto, S. Shadpey, Canada Toronto, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3208 Assessment of low-dissipative shock- capturing schemes for transitional and turbulent shock interactions 1430 hrs N. Sandham, University of D. Lusher, Southampton, United AIAA-2019-3208 Kingdom Assessment of low-dissipative shock- capturing schemes for transitional and turbulent shock interactions N. Sandham, University of D. Lusher, Southampton, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3213 Control of Reversed Flow in Static and Dynamic Conditions Using Camber Morphing Airfoils Rensselaer 1430 hrs Rice, D. Ko, M. Amitay, T. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, AIAA-2019-3213 Control of Reversed Flow in Static and Dynamic Conditions Using Camber Morphing Airfoils Rensselaer Rice, D. Ko, M. Amitay, T. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, James A. Haas James A. Haas Boeing Commercial Airplanes Boeing Commercial Airplanes Regional Director-Product Marketing Regional Director-Product Marketing Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 111-CFD-9 Chaired by: J. MAENG, Sandia National Laboratories and HICKEN, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3203 18 June 2019 Tuesday, Pade Summation-by-parts 111-CFD-9 operators for spectral resolvability Chaired by: J. MAENG, Sandia National Laboratories and HICKEN, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on bounded domains: The first 1400 hrs derivative AIAA-2019-3203 A. Edoh, ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; D. Del Rey Fernández, National Institute of Pade Summation-by-parts Aerospace, Hampton, VA operators for spectral resolvability on bounded domains: The first 18 June 2019 Tuesday, derivative 112-CFD-10 A. Edoh, ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; D. Del Rey Fernández, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 112-CFD-10 Chaired by: D. ZINGG, University of Toronto and S. WOOD Chaired by: D. ZINGG, University of Toronto 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3207 Convergence of the Moving Discontinuous Galerkin Method with and S. WOOD Chaired by: D. ZINGG, University of Toronto Interface Condition Enforcement in 1400 hrs the Presence of an Attached Curved AIAA-2019-3207 Shock Convergence of the Moving Naval D. Kessler, A. Corrigan, A. Kercher, D.C.; Washington, Research Laboratory, Discontinuous Galerkin Method with Princeton University, D. Wood-Thomas, Interface Condition Enforcement in Princeton, NJ the Presence of an Attached Curved Shock 18 June 2019 Tuesday, Naval D. Kessler, A. Corrigan, A. Kercher, 113-DE-3 D.C.; Washington, Research Laboratory, 1400 - 1730 hrs Princeton University, D. Wood-Thomas, Princeton, NJ design processes for various aerospace disciplines. They will share success stories of how MBD has reduced design/manufacturing time across the digital thread. Panelists will discuss how the implementation of Model-Based Design has changed fundamental 18 June 2019 18 June 2019 Tuesday, Tuesday, 113-DE-3 114-F360-4 1400 - 1730 hrs 1400 - 1600 hrs Capital Group Senior Vice President, OEM Relations & Market Development, Aviation design processes for various aerospace disciplines. They will share success stories of how MBD has reduced design/manufacturing time across the digital thread. Panelists will discuss how the implementation of Model-Based Design has changed fundamental Moderator: Steven C. Udvar-Hazy, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, Panelists: 114-F360-4 1400 - 1600 hrs Capital Group Senior Vice President, OEM Relations & Market Development, Aviation Moderator: Steven C. Udvar-Hazy, Panelists: 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 115-FD-13 NASA Langley Research Center and S. HELLAND, Glenn Chaired by: R. RHEW, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3212 18 June 2019 Tuesday, Design and Characterization of 115-FD-13 an Experimental Setup for Active NASA Langley Research Center and S. HELLAND, Glenn Chaired by: R. RHEW, Control of Dynamic Stall over a 1400 hrs NACA 0012 Airfoil AIAA-2019-3212 M.D. Castaneda, N. Whiting, Webb, Columbus, OH Ohio State University, Samimy, Design and Characterization of an Experimental Setup for Active Control of Dynamic Stall over a NACA 0012 Airfoil M.D. Castaneda, N. Whiting, Webb, Columbus, OH Ohio State University, Samimy,
aiaa.org/aviation 63 Miro Emerald the HUB Desoto B Manchester 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3220 Initial Flow Quality of the Mach 4 Quiet Ludwieg Tube S. Craig, University of J. Flood, L. Taubert, AZ Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3230 Automation to Flight Testing Parameterize Unmanned Aircraft Dynamics University M. Vahora, S. Yu, O. Dantsker, of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, University of IL; M. Caccamo, Technical Munich, Garching, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3219 Görtler instability analysis of Mach 6 flow on a flared axisymmetric cone with and without suction A. Dwivedi, G. Candler, C. Hollender, Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3225 Flight Control Using Off-Axis Laser Discharge N. Kianvashrad, A. Pournadali Khamseh, E. DeMauro, D. Knight, Rutgers University, NJ Piscataway, Launch into AIAA Membership 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3229 of Crosswind on the Flight Tests EMB-314 Aircraft J. Zanette, M. Zampier Bussmann, F. Corrêa, Brazilian Air Force, São José dos Campos, Brazil 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3218 Application of Stability Analysis for Compressible Turbulent Tools Flows North Carolina Subbareddy, R. Bhagwat, P. Raleigh, NC State University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3224 Roll torque modeling of a hypersonic reentry vehicle : Numerical analysis of cross-hatching phenomenon O. Frayssinet, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, Le Barp, France Stability and Transition IV: High-Speed IV IV: Stability and Transition Scramjets and High-Speed Chemical Kinetics Special Session: Future Aerosciences R&D Workforce Flight Test Evaluation of Rotary-Wing, Fixed Wing and Unmanned Flight Test 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3228 A Next-Generation Modular Boundary Layer Data System I. Jellen, Z. Wilson, California R. Westphal, San Luis Polytechnic State University, Obispo, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3217 on a Cone with Highly- Transition Swept Fin at Mach 6 Purdue S. Schneider, Turbeville, F. Lafayette, IN West University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3223 Hypervelocity Noble Gas Sampling in the Upper Atmosphere of Venus J. Rabinovitch, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Science and Pasadena, CA; A. Borner, Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; Technology M. Gallis, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; C. Sotin, Jet Propulsion California Institute of Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3227 F-35 High Angle of Attack Flight Control Development and Flight Results Test D. Canin, Lockheed Martin Corporation, TX Fort Worth, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3216 and Nonlinear Görtler Vortices Their Secondary Instability in a Hypersonic Boundary Layer Li, M. Choudhari, NASA Langley Research F. Paredes, National P. Hampton, VA; Center, Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3222 Unstart in an Axisymmetric Scramjet Isolator N. Kato, S. Im, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN Chaired by: R. ROEDTS, Columbia Helicopters, Inc and S. GINN, NASA AFRC 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3226 Helicopter Air Data Systems Calibration Using DGPS Institute of Corrêa, Technological F. São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 119-GT-6 1400 - 1700 hrs Open discussion on the types of skills, personalities, and aptitudes that are critical to success industry. of the ground testing industry. This session will consist of discussion on workforce development needs and considerations for the future 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 120-HUB-1 1400 - 1430 hrs Engage platform, reach out to your Region and Section, involve yourself in Student Branch activities, new heights. LearnDo you feel your professional life is on autopilot? Come see how AIAA membership can propel to how to get in touch with other members using AIAA’s membership team will demonstrate how an AIAA Professional and Student Membership can benefit you! With this live question-and-answer session, AIAA’s Committee, or get a jump start on your job search with our Career Center. join a Technical Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 116-FD-14 University of Arizona LI, NASA-Langley Research Center and H. FASEL, Chaired by: F. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3215 Transition Laminar-Turbulent Upstream of the Entropy-Layer Swallowing Location in Hypersonic Boundary Layers Paredes, National Institute of Aerospace, P. Li, NASA M. Choudhari, F. Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 117-FD-15 Chaired by: M. BELISLE, Northrop Grumman Corporation and D. CUPPOLETTI, Air Force Research Laboratory 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3221 Numerical Simulation of Supersonic Flow through Inlet-Isolator Dual Mode Scramjet Model with Concavity in Ramp A. Shukla, R. Karuppa Raj, R. Verma, Institute of S. Paramasivam, Vellore India Vellore, Technology, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 118-FT-4
64 aiaa.org/aviation Ming Milan Morocco 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3235 Flow Control Methodology in the Regime Transonic M. Frede, University of Dayton, Ohio Aerospace Institute, OH; D. Weston, M. Stanek, Dayton, OH; S. Sherer, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3241 Optimisation framework for distinctive vertical axis wind turbine blade generation using hybrid multi-objective genetic algorithms & deep neural networks Pant, Self, Bengaluru, India J. Joseph, P. 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Further Progress in Aperture Integration for Flight Vehicles Air Force Research Laboratory, S. Sherer, Ohio AFB, OH; D. Weston, Wright-Patterson AFB, Aerospace Institute, Wright-Patterson OH; M. Frede, University of Dayton, Wright- Patterson AFB, OH; B. Hagen, R. Johnson, M. Stanek, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; et al. Wright-Patterson 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3240 Adaptive Coupling Error-Based Process Between Multipoint High-Fidelity Aerodynamics and Mission Performance for Shape Optimization in the MDA-MDO Project Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, B. Dabas, IRT Lefebvre, France; N. Bartoli, T. Toulouse, Gallard, A. ONERA, Châtillon, France; F. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Gazaix, IRT Druot, French Civil France; T. Toulouse, France; et al. Toulouse, University, Aviation 1600 hrs Oral Presentation MDO Frameworks Special Session Discussion 2 J. Hwang, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Preliminary modeling of ultra-short laser generated plasmas M. White, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM ITAR - Directed Energy ITAR 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3239 Sizing process and manufacturing of an optimal flapping wing micro air vehicle A. Lane, I. Fernandez, G. Throneberry, P. Abdelkefi, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 1530 hrs Oral Presentation MDO Frameworks Special Session Discussion 1 J. Hwang, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3234 Impact of Boundary Layer Thicknesses on a Hemispherical Turret S. Sanetti, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM; C. Thomas, North Raleigh, NC; A. Carolina State University, Reserve Case Western University, Carney, Air Force Research Cleveland, OH; J. Tam, Kirtland AFB, NM Laboratory, Special Session: MDO Frameworks III Aerodynamic Design/Shape Optimization II 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3238 New Family of Airfoils for the Conceptual Design of Aircraft with Wings Variable-Camber Piperni, M. Huq, Clarkson University, P. Potsdam, NY 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3243 A Multidisciplinary Airplane Research Integrated Library With Partial Turboelectric Applications To Propulsion University, Druot, French Civil Aviation T. France; M. Belleville, Airbus, Toulouse, Roches, French Civil France; P. Toulouse, France; F. Toulouse, University, Aviation Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Gallard, IRT France; N. Peteilh, French Civil Toulouse, France; A. Toulouse, University, Aviation Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Gazaix, IRT France Toulouse, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3233 Impact of Engagement Scenarios on an Airborne Laser System E. Ahn, Air Force Research J. Tam, Kirtland AFB, NM; J. Johnson, Laboratory, Albuquerque, NM Teknicare, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3237 A Multi-Fidelity Optimization Study Investigating Distributed Adaptivity for Robust Low-Boom Performance A&M Cizmas, Texas P. Carpenter, F. College Station, TX; C. Bolander, University, Utah State Giblette, D. Hunsaker, T. Logan, UT University, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Gradient-Based Propeller Optimization with Acoustic Constraints NASA Glenn Research D. Ingraham, J. Gray, Cleveland, OH; L. Lopes, NASA Center, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3232 Machine Learning to Improve Flight Instrumentation Test C. Smith, Ball Corporation, Albuquerque, D. Wittich, Air Force NM; I. Zilberter, Kirtland AFB, NM Research Laboratory, Chaired by: R. GRANDHI, Air Force Institute of Technology and B. ZHOU, Technical University of Kaiserslautern and B. ZHOU, Technical Chaired by: R. GRANDHI, Air Force Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3236 Multi-fidelity efficient global optimization: Methodology and application to airfoil shape design France; M. N. Bartoli, ONERA, Toulouse, Higher Institute of Meliani, J. Morlier, France; Aeronautics and Space, Toulouse, France; M. Lefebvre, ONERA, Toulouse, T. Bouhlel, J. Martins, University of Michigan, MI Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 123-MDO-8 NASA Glenn Research Center and J. HWANG Chaired by: J. GRAY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3242 How Certain Physical Considerations Impact Aerostructural Wing Optimization J. Jasa, S. Chauhan, University of MI; Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, NASA Glenn Research Center, J. Gray, Cleveland, OH; J. Martins, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 121-ITAR-2 and S. SANETTI Chaired by: D. WESTON, AFRL-RQVA 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3231 Characterization of Supersonic Flow Blunt Body Over Tapered Reserve Case Western A. Carney, Cleveland, OH; C. Thomas, University, Raleigh, North Carolina State University, Air Force Research Laboratory, NC; J. Tam, Kirtland AFB, NM 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 122-MDO-7 aiaa.org/aviation 65 Ruby Wyeth Edelweiss Fleur De Lis B Chantilly Ballroom Foyer 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3253 In-Flight Studies of Aero-Optical Distortions Around AAOL-BC E. Jumper, S. Gordeyev, M. Kalensky, University of Notre Dame, IN 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3252 Preliminary Schlieren and Optical Emission Diagnostics of a High- Switch Laser Triggered Voltage Fort C. Rose, Colorado State University, Collins, CO; S. Patel, Simpson, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; Fort Colorado State University, A. Yalin, Collins, CO 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3264 Aerodynamic Force and Heat CubeSat Analysis of a Tumbling Experiencing Orbital Decay C. Kaplan, I. Boyd, University of Michigan, MI Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, at Low Pressure: 4 , and CH 2 Energy Deposition and Flow Dynamics 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3251 Plasma Formation Laser-Induced N in Ar, A&M University, C. Limbach, Texas Wu, Y. College Station, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3258 Leader Multi-Quadcopter Team Path Planning Using Particle Swarm Optimization E. Atkins, University Z. Liang, H. Rastgoftar, MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3263 Nonequilibrium Effects in Precursor Electron ahead of Shock Waves Kawakami, Shizuoka University, T. Hamamatsu, Japan; S. Nomura, K. Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan CFD Flow Visualization Showcase 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3250 Thomson microwave scattering for electron number density diagnostics of miniature plasmas at low pressure A. Ranjan, Purdue University, X. Wang, Princeton Lafayette, IN; M. Shneider, West Princeton, NJ; A. Shashurin, University, Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3257 on a Landing a Fixed-Wing UAV Moving Platform: A Pseudospectral Optimal Control Approach J. Pravitra, Clarke, Georgia Institute Atlanta, GA; E. Johnson, of Technology, State College, PA Pennsylvania State University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3262 Simulation of HyMETS Flowfield around Baby-SPRITE Entry Probe Panerai, N. F. Diaz, S. Yoon, Ventura P. NASA Ames Research Center, Mansour, Moffett Field, CA Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques I Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques Autonomous Systems Development and Testing Modeling and Simulation of Air Space Vehicles Aerothermodynamics and Thermal Protection Systems III 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3246 A Parametric Case Study of the Apollo Program: Comparison of Program Alternatives Leading up to Apollo I. Maynard, B. Chudoba, M. Coley, Arlington, TX University of Texas, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3249 Electric Field Measurements in Atmospheric Pressure Ns Pulse Plasma Jets by Ps Second Harmonic Generation Columbus, Ohio State University, Tang, Y. K. Orr, OH; M. Simeni Simeni, University of Minnesota, Cities, Minneapolis, MN; I. Adamovich, Twin Columbus, OH Ohio State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3256 Behavioral Competency Model for Safety Assurance of Automated Systems Aviation M. DeGarmo, B. Lascara, A. Lacher, R. Zimmerman, MITRE L. Vempati, Corporation, McLean, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3261 Analysis of the Silicon Carbide Boundary Layer under Passive and Active Oxidation S. Chen, I. Boyd, University of Michigan, MI Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3245 Based Nonlinear Free-Wake Aeroelastic Modeling of Cycloidal Rotor A&M M. Benedict, Texas A. Halder, College Station, TX; A. University, CA Sridharan, Airbus, Mountain View, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3248 Spectroscopy of High Speed Expanding Argon Flows T. McIntyre, University D. Gildfind, R. Kelly, of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3255 Paths to Autonomous Vehicle Operations for Urban Air Mobility E. Atkins, N. Sarter, K. Panesar, A. Mathur, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; M. Ballin, K. Goodrich, NASA Arbor, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3260 Simulation of the Schiaparelli Entry and Comparison to Aerothermal Flight Data A. Brandis, Analytical Mechanics Associates, White, NASA Inc., Moffett Field, CA; T. Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, D. Saunders, J. Hill, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; C. Johnston, Hampton, VA NASA Langley Research Center, Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 124-MST-4 Chaired by: A. ELMILIGUI, NASA Langley Research Center and G. CHATTERJI, NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: A. ELMILIGUI, NASA Langley Research Center and G. CHATTERJI, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3244 Modelling the Effect of Unsteady on a Short Take- Wakes Turbulent Landing (STOVL) off and Vertical Aircraft M. White, I. Owen, University N. Watson, of Liverpool, United Kingdom 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 125-PDL-4 University of Notre Dame Princeton University and S. LEONOV, Chaired by: A. STARIKOVSKIY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3247 Characterization of Mineral Aerosol Breakdown Dusts by Laser-Induced Spectroscopy A&M C. Limbach, Texas Wu, Y. B. Leonov, College Station, TX University, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 126-SP-1 1400 - 1600 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 127-TF-5 University of Salford and S. BRICENO, Georgia Institute Technology Chaired by: O. ARIFF, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3254 Generation Cooperative Trajectory Framework for Cluttered Environments J. Puig - Navarro, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 128-TP-6 University of Florida and S. SHERIF, The University of Alabama and E. GOLLIHER, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Chaired by: X. WANG, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3259 Informed Evaluating Shock-Tube Biases for Shock-Layer Radiative Heating Simulations C. Johnston, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center,
66 aiaa.org/aviation Peridot the HUB the HUB the HUB Fleur De Lis A Exposition Hall Exposition Hall Peacock Terrace Coronado Ballroom 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3270 Control of a Quadrotor Formation Carrying a Slung Load Using Flexible Bars Middle East S. Ariyibi, O. Tekinalp, Ankara, Turkey University, Technical 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3269 Control Optimization of a Novel Aircraft eVTOL/Pusher Transport with Known Faults C. M. Cobar, C. Carithers, K. Tucker, Montalvo, University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
96th Test Group 96th Test David W. Minto David W. Hermann F. Fasel Hermann F. Air Force Test Center Air Force Test University of Arizona Networking Break retired Technical Director retired Technical Holloman Air Force Base Paper Airplane Contest Fluid Dynamics Award Lecture Fluid Dynamics Award 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3268 Control Inceptor Design for Remote UAV Control of a Transition Holzapfel, Fricke, F. T. D. Dollinger, University of Munich, Garching, Technical Germany Chanute Flight Test Award Lecture Award Chanute Flight Test Meet the Author with Leland Nicolai Design Challenge: Marshmallow Lander V/STOL and VTOL Controls Design Applications Opening Reception in the Exposition Hall (Proof of Purchase Required) 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3267 Consideration of Control Effector Dynamics and Saturations in an Extended INDI Approach Bhardwaj, F. S. Raab, J. Zhang, P. University of Munich, Holzapfel, Technical Munich, Germany Addressing Aviation and Education Challenges with NASA University Leadership Initiative: A Dialog Helen Reed Addressing Aviation 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3266 Thrust command based Integrated Reference Model with Envelope VTOL Protections for Tilt-rotor UAV Transition Bhardwaj, S. Raab, J. Zhang, F. P. University of Munich, Holzapfel, Technical Munich, Germany Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 129-VSTOL-1 ELBERS, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. Chaired by: R. MANGE, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3265 Control Allocation Framework with SVD-based Protection for a Tilt-rotor Air Vehicle VTOL Transition Bhardwaj, S. Raab, F. J. Zhang, P. University of Munich, Holzapfel, Technical Munich, Germany 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 130-HUB-2 1430 - 1530 hrs impact of landing. Come join the fun as a contestant or spectator! Contestants will design a shock absorbing method to protect their rover and other hardware from the 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 131-HUB-3 1530 - 1630 hrs All attendees welcome and templates will be provided. Create your paper airplane and aim for the bullseye a chance to win ticket Opening Reception! 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 132-HUB-4 1600 - 1630 hrs 1 & 2. Books available for purchase at a forum discount. Leland M. Nicolai, author of Lessons Learned and Fundamentals of Aircraft Airship Design, Volumes Meet, and have your books signed by, 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 133-NW-9 1600 - 1630 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 134-FD-36 1730 - 1830 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 135-FT-8 1730 - 1830 hrs Award. Committee recognizes the winner of 2019 AIAA Chanute Flight Test Technical The Flight Test 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 136-SP-2 1730 - 1830 hrs 18 June 2019 Tuesday, 137-NW-10 1830 - 2000 hrs aiaa.org/aviation 67 the HUB the HUB Inverness Session Rooms Exposition Hall Grand Ballroom
Wednesday Keynote Speaker Airbus Helicopters President and Head Networking Break North America Region Christopher Emerson Meet the Employers Wednesday Speaker Briefing Wednesday Aircraft Performance Methods II 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3274 An Introduction to Inertial-Coupling- Moment-Induced Aircraft Pitch Instability Faiteve, Inc., Sugar Land, TX S. Tang, Meet the Author with Leland Nicolai Wednesday Plenary: The Reality of a Vertical Dream Plenary: The Reality of a Vertical Wednesday 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3273 Up with Using the Small WAT’s Angle Approximation to Estimate Climb Gradient Limited Departure Weights Thomas, Arizona State P. Takahashi, T. AZ Tempe, University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3272 The Effect of Maneuver Load Alleviation Strategies on Aircraft Performance Indicators Delft University of A. Mancini, R. Vos, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 138-SB-3 0730 - 0800 hrs 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 139-PLNRY-3 0800 - 0900 hrs Airbus Americas Inc. Moderator: Amanda Simpson, Vice President, Research and Technology, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 140-HUB-5 0900 - 1000 hrs This fun, dynamic event offers students and young professionals the opportunity to meet AIAA corporate members and government agencies and discuss employment opportunities. Participating companies/organizations will present a brief organizational overview and opportunitiesto the Sunday evening Meet Employers event and allows students attendees meet with any of employers that they didn’t have a chance talk on available, then have follow-on discussions with the attendees. This event is in addition session to meet with prospective employees. evening, and for any employers that could not participate in Sunday’s 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 141-HUB-6 0900 - 0930 hrs 1 & 2. Books available for purchase at a forum discount. Leland M. Nicolai, author of Lessons Learned and Fundamentals of Aircraft Airship Design, Volumes Meet, and have your books signed by, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 142-NW-11 0900 - 0930 hrs 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 143-ACD-7 Aviation University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and B. STEELE, Textron Chaired by: J. MERRET, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3271 Climb Performance Anomalies in ‘Real’ Atmospheric Conditions Arizona State University, Takahashi, T. University of AZ; A. Sobester, Tempe, Southampton, United Kingdom
68 aiaa.org/aviation Cortez D Desoto A Plum Blossom A Plum Blossom B 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3290 Networked Array Recorder (NeAR) Microphones for Field-Deployed Phased Arrays Humphreys, NASA Langley Culliton, W. W. Hampton, VA Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3279 Fully-Coupled Fluid-Structure Interaction Simulations of a Supersonic Parachute J. Boustani, University of Kentucky, M. Barad, C. Lexington, KY; Moffett Kiris, NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA; C. Brehm, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3284 Improving Wind Estimation Accuracy Using Model Based Techniques S. Herrington, J. Renzelman, Harp, T. Fields, University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO Kansas City, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3289 Field Instantaneous Temperature Measurement in a Sooting Flame using 2-line Kr PLIF Thermometry Technique Narayanaswamy, A. Sahoo, D. Zelenak, V. Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University, Instrumentation Fluid Structure Interaction 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3278 Fluid-Structure Interaction Analysis of an Isolated Ram-Air Parafoil Cell H. Altmann, Airbus, Manching, Germany 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3283 Combining Distributed Measurements of Air Data, IMU and GPS for Gliding Parachute Applications Jann, German Aerospace Center (DLR), T. Earthly Braunschweig, Germany; M. Ward, Dynamics Corporation, Atlanta, GA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3288 Development of Tomographic Background-Oriented Schlieren Capability at NASA Langley Research Center S. Jones, NASA B. Bathel, J. Weisberger, J. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, Auburn C. Clifford, B. Thurow, Klemkowsky, Auburn, AL University, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Development of Slotted, Airfoils for Natural-Laminar-Flow Commercial Aircraft: Challenges and Accomplishments Knoxville, University of Tennessee, J. Coder, Knoxville, TN Special Session: Application of Natural Laminar Flow Development and Implementation of Non-Intrusive Diagnostics 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3277 of Axisymmetric Afterbody Vortices Cylinders with a slanted base got by Numerical Simulation with LS- DYNA® B. Perin, French Defense Procurement France Agency (DGA), Toulouse, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3282 A Complete In-Canopy System for Autonomous Aerial Delivery M. Costello, M. Ward, B. Leon, J. Wachlin, Earthly Dynamics Corporation, Atlanta, GA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3287 The Demonstration of a Light System at Extinction Tomography the NASA Glenn Research Center’s Icing Research Tunnel Zante, T. J. Van J. Ponder, M. Woike, Bencic, L. King-Steen, E. Timko, NASA Cleveland, OH; Glenn Research Center, et al. 1030 hrs Oral Presentation DEKAF boundary-layer solutions for swept-wing stability calculations A&M K. Groot, E. Beyak, H. Reed, Texas College Station, TX University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3276 Effects of Structural Parameters on the FSI Simulation of Supersonic Parachute Deployments A. Derkevorkian, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, C. Farhat, Stanford Avery, Pasadena, CA; P. Stanford, CA; J. Rabinovitch, University, L. Peterson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3281 and Modeling Stereoscopic Tracking Cords Experiencing of Braided Textile Flow-Induced Vibrations K. Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA; T. Colorado Siefers, U.S. Air Force Academy, Springs, CO 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3286 Profiling of the Temperature Atmosphere from an Airborne Lidar by Dispersed Filtered Rayleigh Scattering in Atomic and Molecular Vapors A&M A. Gerakis, Texas A. Rekhy, College Station, TX; D. Feng, M. University, A. Dogariu, Princeton University, Shneider, A&M Princeton, NJ; R. Miles, Texas College Station, TX University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3292 Additional Findings from the Common Research Model Natural Test Laminar Flow Wind Tunnel (Invited) R. Campbell, S. Viken, NASA M. Lynde, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Chaired by: K. BERGERON, US Army NSRDEC and J. UNDERWOOD, Vorticity Chaired by: K. BERGERON, US Army NSRDEC and J. UNDERWOOD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3275 FSI a Validated Towards Computational Framework for Supersonic Parachute Deployments J. Rabinovitch, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, P. Pasadena, CA; D. Huang, R. Borker, C. Farhat, Stanford University, Avery, Stanford, CA; A. Derkevorkian, Jet California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; et al. Technology, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 145-ADS-9 Earthly Dynamics Pioneer Aerospace Corporation and M. WARD, Chaired by: J. WATKINS, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3280 Orion Capsule Parachute Assembly Main and Drogue System (CPAS) Canopy Instrumentation J. Daum, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 146-AMT-5 Chaired by: Z. ZHANG, University of Tennessee 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3285 Sensitivity of Blended Baseline Fitting Method for Direct Absorption Spectroscopy DesJardin, University at P. J. Weisberger, Buffalo, NY 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 147-APA-17 Chaired by: S. VIKEN, NASA Langley Research Center and M. CHOUDHARI, NASA-Langley 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3291 On the Flow Mechanism of Forward Wing Swept Natural-Laminar-Flow for Crossflow Instability Suppression (Invited) Song, Northwestern Z. Xu, Han, Zhu, W. Xi’an, China Polytechnical University, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 144-ADS-8 aiaa.org/aviation 69 Cortez C Cortez A Cortez B Governors Lecture Hall 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3303 Space Launch System Aeroacoustic Results (Invited) Test Wind Tunnel Crosby, Pollard, A. Herron, W. Steva, V. T. NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3309 Droplet Supercooled Water Impingement and Icing Region Prediction on a Rotating Fan Blade Dong, Shanghai Z. Guo, W. Q. Yang, Wu, T. Shanghai, China University, Jiao Tong 1200 hrs Oral Presentation Overview of AS2 Mission and Challenges and Aircraft - Technical Future Plans (Invited) Vice, T. M. Hinderberger, G. Holloway, Corporation, Reno, NV Aerion Technologies 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3297 PIV Study of the Flow Interaction between a Three-Cylinder Rotating System and a downstream Dimpled Airfoil A. Ullah, B. Rostad, J. Estevadeordal, North Fargo, ND Dakota State University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3302 Measurement and Analysis of Shock Oscillation and Terminal Buffet Forcing Functions on a Payload Fairing Launch Vehicle (Invited) D. Piatak, M. Sekula, NASA Langley Hampton, VA Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3308 Adapted DDES Analysis Shear-Layer of 3D Stalled Flow Over an Iced Airfoil Morency, Huck, F. V. G. Tagawa, University of Québec, Montréal, Canada; H. Beaugendre, University of Bordeaux, France Talence, 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Conceptual Design of a Low-Boom Commercial Supersonic Aircraft (Invited) Iosifidis, Lockheed Martin M. Buonanno, P. Corporation, Palmdale, CO Aircraft Icing Passive Flow Control 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3296 Drag Reduction with Diamond- shaped Dimples Lim, B. Khoo, National University T. J. Tay, of Singapore, Singapore 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3301 Comparison of Space Launch System Aerodynamic Surface Pressure Measurements from Experimental and CFD (Invited) Testing Shea, NASA Langley S. McMillin, P. D. Hampton, VA; Research Center, Dalle, S. Rogers, N. Roozeboom, NASA Moffett Field, Ames Research Center, CA; J. Meeroff, Science and Technology Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3307 Droplet in the Shoulder Region of an Incoming Airfoil. Part II: Droplet Breakup A. Garcia-Magariño, National S. Sor, (INTA), Institute of Aerospace Technology de Ardoz, Spain; A. Velazquez, Torrejon University of Madrid, Technical Spain 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Status of Certification Procedures for Quiet Supersonic Flight (Invited) R. Cowart, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Savannah, GA Special Session: Space Launch System Aerosciences I Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies I Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3295 Aerodynamic Characteristics of Slotted Flaps Tubercled Jansen, Royal R. Mehta, Perez, P. Military College of Canada, Kingston, Canada 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3300 Effect of Sting Geometry on Axial Force Calculation for the Space Launch System (Invited) Shea, N. Ratnayake, S. C. Eggert, P. Krist, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3306 Droplet in the Shoulder Region of an Incoming Airfoil. Part I: Droplet Deformation and Trajectory National A. Garcia-Magariño, S. Sor, (INTA), Institute of Aerospace Technology de Ardoz, Spain; A. Velazquez, Torrejon University of Madrid, Technical Spain 1030 hrs Oral Presentation X-59 QueSST Aircraft Requirements and Design Status (Invited) Iosifidis, Lockheed Martin Corporation, P. Palmdale, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3294 Effects Characterization of Tubercle on Finite Span Wings Royal Military S. Reid, R. Perez, A. Asghar, College of Canada, Kingston, Canada 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3299 Flow Field Wind Tunnel Visualizations of the Space Launch Ascent (Invited) System Vehicle J. Ross, NASA Ames Garbeff, J. Baerny, T. Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3305 Low Altitude Icing for Small Unmanned Aircraft L. Bunting, J. Jacob, Oklahoma A. Avery, OK Stillwater, State University, 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Low-Boom Flight NASA’s Demonstration Mission – Concept of Operations and Research Plans (Invited) D. Richwine, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, Chaired by: B. MARINUS, The Royal Military Academy (RMA) and J. ESTEVADEORDAL, Innovative Scientific Solutions Incorporated Chaired by: B. MARINUS, The Royal Military Academy (RMA) and J. ESTEVADEORDAL, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3293 3D Flow Features in the Boundary Layer of a Rotating Propeller Blade B. Marinus, Royal Military Academy, Brussels, Belgium; C. Irimia, Military Bucharest, Romania; Academy, Technology H. Akila, National Polytechnic School, Algiers, Algeria; A. Pire, Royal Military Brussels, Belgium Academy, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 150-APA-20 Chaired by: J. PINIER, NASA LaRC and N. ROOZEBOOM, Ames Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3298 Ascent Aerodynamic Force and Moment Database Development for the Space Launch System (Invited) NASA Langley Research Shea, J. Pinier, P. H. Houlden, A. Hampton, VA; Center, Inc., Favaregh, M. Hemsch, ViGYAN, D. Dalle, NASA Ames Hampton, VA; Moffett Field, CA; et al. Research Center, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 151-ASE-3 Oklahoma State University Chaired by: Z. ZHENG, The University of Kansas and A. AVERY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3304 Content in Tropical High Ice Water Radar Cyclones during NASA/FAA Flight Campaigns with Comparison to Numerical Simulations S. Harrah, NASA Langley Proctor, F. G. Switzer, Hampton, VA; Research Center, Hunt, Analytical Mechanics J. Strickland, P. Associates, Inc., Hampton, VA Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 148-APA-18 Chaired by: D. RICHWINE, NASA-Langley Research Center and L. OZOROSKI, NASA LARC 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Vision and Plans for NASA’s Commercial Supersonic Flight (Invited) Coen, D. Richwine, NASA Langley P. Hampton, VA Research Center, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 149-APA-19
70 aiaa.org/aviation Peridot Steuben Obelisk A Obelisk B 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3316 Drone Stations in Airports for Runway and Airplane Inspection Using Image Processing Techniques R. Sappington, G. Acosta, M. Hassanalian, K. Lee, R. Morelli, New Mexico Institute of Socorro, NM Mining and Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3325 Development of a One-Equation Algebraic Reynolds Stress Model based on k-kL Closure University R. Agarwal, Washington Wen, T. in St. Louis, MO IDM and CTOP UAS Traffic Management III UAS Traffic RANS and Transition Modeling RANS and Transition 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3315 System in the A Detect and Avoid Context of Multiple-Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations K. Monk, R. Rorie, NASA Ames Research San Moffett Field, CA; G. Sadler, Center, Moffett Field, CA; Jose State University, S. Brandt, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; Z. Roberts, Flight Research Associates, Moffett Field, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3320 A Dynamic High-order Variational Multiscale Method on Unstructured Meshes for Advection-diffusion Problems Z. Xu, O. Sahni, Rensselaer Polytechnic NY Institute, Troy, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3324 Model Development of a Transition Based on One-Equation k-? Closure University C. Peng, R. Agarwal, Washington in St. Louis, MO High-Order Methods and Mesh Mechanics 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3314 Automatic Safe Area Detection In Three-Dimensional Airspace F. M. Heller, D. Seiferth, M. Landkammer, University of Munich, Holzapfel, Technical Garching, Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3319 A robust Lagrangian discontinuous Galerkin method on quadratic triangular meshes using sub-cell mesh stabilization X. Liu, N. Morgan, D. Burton, Los Alamos Los Alamos, NM National Laboratory, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3323 Implementation of stability-based transition models by means of transport equations L. Pascal, G. Delattre, H. Deniau, Bégou, France; J. Cliquet, Airbus, ONERA, Toulouse, France Toulouse, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3311 Aircraft Mission Analysis Enhancement by Using Data Science and Machine Learning Techniques Yi, D. Mavris, J. Kim, K. Song, S. Y. Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3313 Alerting Detect-and-Avoid Performance for High-Speed UAS and Non-Cooperative Aircraft NASA Ames Research A. Cone, M. Wu, Moffett Field, CA; S. Lee, Crown Center, Consulting, Inc., Arlington, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3318 A no-slip, moving-wall boundary condition for the Navier-Stokes equations University of Cincinnati, N. Wukie, Cincinnati, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3322 Three-dimensional simulation of rocket nozzles with multi-jet using shock-unsteadiness interaction model Raje, K. Sinha, Indian Institute of P. Mumbai, India Bombay, Technology Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 152-ATOMS-10 Chaired by: H. YOO 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3310 User Preference and Trajectory Traffic Options Sets (TOS) to Benefit Flow Management M. Robinson, S. Kamine, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 153-ATOMS-11 Chaired by: K. MONK and D. SEIFERTH, Technical University of Munich Technical Chaired by: K. MONK and D. SEIFERTH, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3312 Detection-Range-Frugal Training Cooperative Collision Avoidance Models for Quadcopters via Neuroevolution A. Behjat, K. Gabani, S. Chowdhury, University at Buffalo, NY 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 154-CFD-11 Chaired by: A. CORRIGAN, Naval Research Laboratory and C. KIM, Seoul National University 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3317 Mixed-Order Curving for Viscous Meshes TX S. Karman, Pointwise, Inc., Fort Worth, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 155-CFD-12 Chaired by: M. FRANCIOLINI, NASA Ames Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3321 Heat Flux Anisotropic Turbulent Modelling through Shock Waves K. Sinha, Indian Institute of S. Roy, Mumbai, India; F. Bombay, Technology University of Waterloo, Lacombe, J. Hickey, Canada Waterloo, aiaa.org/aviation 71 Lalique Manchester Fleur De Lis A Coronado Ballroom Jeff Trang Vice President Airbus Helicopters Technology and Flight Operations Technology Nick Lappos Advanced Technology Senior Technical Fellow Senior Technical 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Simulations and Experiments on Shock-Driven Multiphase Flows with Droplets J. McFarland, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3333 on the Proper Orthogonal A Tutorial Decomposition University of Berlin, Technical J. Weiss, Berlin, Germany Sikorsky, A Lockheed Martin Company Sikorsky, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Modeling of dusty flow environments at atmospheric reentry with high-order discontinuous Galerkin schemes M. Ihme, E. Ching, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3332 Model-based Adaptive Reduced Basis Methods for Unsteady Aerodynamics Studies G. Pascarella, M. Fossati, Barrenechea, United University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Kingdom Reduced-Order and Data-Driven Modeling of Fluid Flows I Wednesday Morning Forum 360: Innovation in Vertical Lift Morning Forum 360: Innovation in Vertical Wednesday Bell Design Engineering - Model Based and Education Ryan Ehinger Recent Advancements in Modeling Particle-Laden Flows Extreme Environments V-280 Valor Program Manager Valor V-280 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Modeling Highly Compacted Granular Media in Intensely Shocked Flows R. Houim, University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3328 Application of designette practice in solving the challenges of design education in aerospace engineering Singapore A. Altybayeva, K. Wood, and Design, University of Technology Singapore, Singapore 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3331 Spectral Proper Orthogonal Decomposition Analysis of Shock- Interactions Wave/Boundary-Layer C. Combs, University of Texas, S. Cottier, San Antonio, TX; L. Vanstone, Austin, TX University of Texas, 1000 hrs Oral Presentation A multiscale approach to modeling explosive dispersal of particles University of Florida, S. Balachandar, Gainesville, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3327 Application of an integrated and distributed multidisciplinary product development framework to a multi- tier aircraft design case van den Berg, GKN Aerospace, T. Papendrecht, The Netherlands; B. Beijer, Delft, The Netherlands; E. KE-Works, Moerland, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3330 Dynamic Mode Decomposition of Wakes Stratified K. Chongsiripinyo, S. Nidhan, J. Ortiz-Tarin, University of California, San S. Sarkar, Schmid, Imperial Diego, La Jolla, CA; P. College London, United Kingdom Adam Besachio Northrop Grumman Corporation Guidance, Navigation, and Control, Manager Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 156-CFD-13 Chaired by: J. CAPECELATRO, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and E. JOHNSEN, Michigan Chaired by: J. CAPECELATRO, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation framework for Volume-filtered compressible particle-laden flows J. Capecelatro, G. Shallcross, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 157-DE-2 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Chaired by: J. QUINLAN, NASA Langley Research Center and C. DAVIES, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3326 MBSE Analysis A Web-enabled Integration Framework Keel, A. Baines, Phoenix A. Ko, W. Integration, Blacksburg, VA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 158-F360-5 0930 - 1130 hrs NASA Langley Research Center Lift Technology, Revolutionary Vertical Moderator: Susan Gorton, Project Manager, Panelists: 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 159-FD-16 Chaired by: J. WEISS, TU Berlin and A. MEDINA, Air Force Research Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3329 Detection and Tracking Vortex Wake for Aircraft Formation Flight Chatelain, D. Caprace, G. Winckelmans, P. Catholic University of Louvain, Louvain-la- Neuve, Belgium; J. Eldredge, University of California, Los Angeles, CA
72 aiaa.org/aviation Madrid Desoto B Travertine Fleur De Lis B Brad Koeckeritz Department of the Interior
1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3339 Comparison of Geometric Parameterization Methods for Optimal Shape Design in Efficient Flapping Propulsion Han, A. Bode-Oke, H. Dong, University P. of Virginia, Charlottesville, Buren, D. Floryan, A. Smits, Van T. VA; Princeton, NJ Princeton University, Aurora Martin Gomez 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3338 High-Order Numerical Simulation of Flapping Wing for Energy Harvesting B. Zhang, C. Liang, George Washington D.C. Washington, University, UAV Firefighting Panel UAV High-Speed Boundary Layers 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3337 Investigations of Lift-Based Equivalence of a NACA 0018 Airfoil for Surge-Pitch-Plunge Oscillations K. Elfering, Granlund, North Carolina Raleigh, NC State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3343 Unsteadiness in a Supersonic Backward-Facing Step Flow R. Ranjan, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State L. Riley, Columbus, OH University, Aircraft Certification and Emissions Unsteady Flows: Pitching, Plunging, and Surging Keith Saylor Columbia Helicopters 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3346 Know an Alternative How Do We Gasoline Meets the Needed Aviation Form, Fit, and Functions M. Kimble-Thom, Baere Aerospace Lafayette, IN; D. Consulting, Inc., West Administration, Atwood, Federal Aviation NJ; J. Thom, Purdue Atlantic City, Lafayette, IN West University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3336 Angle on a Pitching Effects of Yaw Wing Permian University of Texas, R. Wahidi, TSI, Inc., Basin, Odessa, TX; D. Troolin, MN Shoreview, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3342 Reynolds Number Effects on Secondary Motion in Corner Flow Boundary Layers C. McKenna, University of Tennessee, TN; B. Rice, Air Force Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Arnold AFB, TN; N. Bisek, Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Research Laboratory, J. Hofferth, Air Force AFB, OH; S. Peltier, Arnold AFB, TN Research Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3345 Analysis of Exhaust Emissions an Aircraft Diesel Engine Using Jet-A University of S. Underwood, R. Taghavi, Miller, Kansas, Lawrence, KS; T. Wichita, KS Friends University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3335 Dynamic Stall of a Swept Finite Wing for a Range of Reduced Frequencies M. Rockwood, A. Medina, D. Garmann, M. Visbal, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3341 Interface / Non-Turbulent Turbulent and Uniform Momentum Zones of Boundary High-Speed Turbulent Layers Subjected to Streamline Pressure Gradient College A&M University, Texas N. Tichenor, Station, TX NASA Vince Ambrosia Chaired by: N. BORER, NASA Langley Research Center and K. KNOPP, FAA Chaired by: N. BORER, NASA Langley Research Center and K. KNOPP, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3344 A Model-Based System Engineering Approach to Normal Category Airplane Airworthiness Certification J. Xie, S. M. Bleu-Laine, Bendarkar, Briceno, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 160-FD-17 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 163-GA-1 been accomplished to date and what are the opportunities/obstacles moving forward. Following these presentations, there will be an open discussion amongst the panel Panel members will each give a brief presentation on their respective areas giving an overview of what’s we will have an open Q&A with the audience. members with prompting questions to guide the conversation. Finally, Panelists: Chaired by: S. BENTON, Air Force Research Laboratory and D. GARMANN, Air Force Research Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3334 Comparison of Pitch versus Plunge Maneuvers of a Finite Wing M. Visbal, D. Garmann, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 161-FD-19 A&M University Chaired by: S. CRAIG, University of Arizona and N. TICHENOR, Texas 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3340 Direct simulation of a Mach-5 turbulent spatially-developing boundary layer G. Araya, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, ; K. Jansen, University of CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 162-FT-5 0930 - 1230 hrs UAV technology has been Over the last several years, wildfire activity has been steadily increasing and startingSince the 1940s, aircraft have been utilize to fight wildfires across world in various capacities. to destroy entire communities as seen in California. In parallel, UAV providers need to align their efforts. to increase overall effectiveness, both the existing firefighting community and new evolving and has been having both a positive negative impact on firefighting activities. In order aiaa.org/aviation 73 Ming Ruby Milan Morocco Metropolitan 1200 hrs Oral Presentation Reactivation Efforts for Mach 18 9 Tunnel Capability at AEDC’s Facility 9, Kathrotiya, Hypervelocity Tunnel P. AEDC, White Oak, MD 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Reactivation Efforts for Mach 7 9 Tunnel Capability at AEDC’s Facility in Support of Critical Missile Defense 9, AEDC, N. Fredrick, Hypervelocity Tunnel White Oak, MD 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3353 Cellular Phone Loaded Network Using Swarming Drones: Field Test and Particle Replacing Drive Test Swarm Optimization A. Mirzaeinia, M. Hassanalian, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM; M. Mirzaeinia, Amirkabir Iran Tehran, University of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3357 of a SUPG finite element Validation solver for the two-fluid plasma MHD model using the Brio-Wu shock tube problem University of Moeller, K. Croft, T. TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Reactivation Efforts and Performance Improvements at Aerodynamic and Propulsion AEDC’s Unit APTU Test G. Garrard, Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC), Arnold AFB, TN Aeroelastic and Aero-Structures Optimization Computational Methods and Plasma Modeling Design Optimization of Complex Engineered Systems I Special Session: NASA University Leadership Initiative Challenge 1 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3349 Minimizing Induced Drag Distribution, Lift with Weight Distribution, Wingspan, and Wing- Structure Weight Utah J. Taylor, Phillips, D. Hunsaker, W. Logan, UT State University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3352 Wind Farm Layout Optimization Using Analytical Derivatives University, Ashuri, Arkansas Technical T. Russellville, AR 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3356 Effect of Local Field Approximation in Simulations of Gas Discharges Piskin, S. Macheret, J. Poggie, Purdue T. Lafayette, IN West University, Special Session: Recent Capability Improvements and Expansions at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3348 Flexibility Distribution Tuning by Wing Frame Inner Structure Morphing for Fixed-Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle H. Duan, A. Malik, Yang, W. H. Yu, Dallas, Richardson, TX University of Texas, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3351 Optimal Aircraft Design Deicions under Uncertainty via Robust Signomial Programming B. Ozturk, A. Saab, Massachusetts Institute Cambridge, MA of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3355 Dual-pulse laser energy deposition for the flow control in a supersonic flow A&M Texas D. Hartman, A. Tropina, College Station, TX University, 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Return to Service Efforts and Current Capabilities at the National Full- Scale Aerodynamics Complex Goulding, National Full-Scale Aerodynamic Complex, Moffett Field, CA P. Chaired by: G. KENNEDY, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: G. KENNEDY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3347 Aero-Structural Design Study of Extreme-Scale Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor Blades Yao, M. Chetan, Sakib, D. Griffith, S. Dallas, Richardson, TX University of Texas, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 166-MDO-10 Research Center and M. STELMACK, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Chaired by: L. MAININI, United Technologies 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3350 A Data-Driven Decision Making Framework for Value-Based Engineering Design of Complex Network Systems Iowa State University, Wei, S. Shihab, P. Ames, IA; C. Bloebaum, Kent State Kent, OH University, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 167-MDO-11 CIZMAS Chaired by: P. 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 168-PDL-5 Princeton University A&M University and A. STARIKOVSKIY, Chaired by: A. TROPINA, Texas 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3354 Numerical Modeling of Hypersonic Ionized External Flowfields Weakly Equation with Poisson’s A. Blanco, E. Josyula, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 164-ITAR-4 National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex - AEDC GOULDING, National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex - AEDC and C. NYKAMP, Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Capabilities An Introduction to Test at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Goulding, National Full-Scale P. Aerodynamics Complex, Moffett Field, CA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 165-MDO-9
74 aiaa.org/aviation the HUB the HUB Edelweiss Fleur De Lis B Peacock Terrace President Virginia Stouffer Transformational Technologies Transformational 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3369 Automated Wing Internal Structure Placement Guided by Finite Element Analysis J. Clough, A. Oberai, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA; A. Zakrajsek, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH by Airbus 3 A Arne Stoschek Project Executive 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3368 Aeroservoelastic Wing Sizing Using a Physics-Based Approach in Conceptual Aircraft Design M. Krengel, Hepperle, A. Huebner, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany FAA David Sizoo Flight Test Pilot Flight Test 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3362 Artificial Neural Network Potential Energy Surface for Direct Molecular Simulation of Nonequilibrium Gas Flows University of Dayton, Valentini, P. E. Josyula, Air Force OH; M. Grover, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3367 Effect of Data Filtering on Flight Loads Spectra K. Rokhsaz, L. Kliment, Wichita State Wichita, KS University, President Peter Kostiuk Robust Analytics 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3361 Comparison between traditional and competitive reaction models for the pyrolysis of high temperature aerospace materials von Kármán J. Coheur, Herrador, Torres F. Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint- UniversiteitGenèse, Belgium; J. Blondeau, Vrije Brussel, Brussels, Belgium; J. Meurisse, F. Moffett Panerai, NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA; J. Lachaud, University of Bordeaux, France; et al. Talence, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3366 Analytical Modelling of Baffled Inflatable Wing for Failure Prediction K. Rakshith, C. Dusane, S. Mistri, R. Pant, Bombay, Indian Institute of Technology Mumbai, India Aircraft Structures and Subsystems Focus on Automation: Automation Q&A RLA Lunch & Learn: Shaping the Workforce of Tomorrow RLA Lunch & Learn: Shaping the Workforce Aerothermodynamics and Thermal Protection Systems IV The Reality of a Vertical Dream - Conversation Continued The Reality of a Vertical XWing Maxine Gariel Chief Technical Officer Chief Technical 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3360 Investigation of Galileo Probe Entry Heating with Coupled Radiation and Ablation C. Johnston, NASA Langley West, A. Erb, T. Hampton, VA Research Center, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3365 A Thermal Risk Assessment Approach for the Conceptual Design of Aircraft System Architectures Sanchez, S. Liscouet-Hanke, Concordia F. Boutin, Montréal, Canada; Y. University, S. Beaulac, Bombardier Aerospace, Saint- Laurent, Canada NASA David Cox Senior Research Engineer 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3359 Analysis of Shockwave Radiation Data in Nitrogen B. Cruden, A. Brandis, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3364 Flight Loads Spectra of a Fleet Heavy Air Tankers K. Rokhsaz, L. Kliment, Wichita State J. Wichita, KS; B. Terning, University, Nelson, Forest Service, Boise, ID Professor Ella Atkins University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 169-TP-8 Chaired by: J. BURT, NASA Glenn Research Center and P. YEE, The Aerospace Corporation NASA Glenn Research Center and P. Chaired by: J. BURT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3358 Effects of Ab-Initio Potential Energy Surfaces on O2-O Non-Equilibrium Kinetics M. Sharma Priyadarshini, S. Venturi, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; A. Racca, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy; M. Panesi, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 170-HUB-7 1100 - 1130 hrs Plenary keynote speaker Christopher Emerson, President and Head, North America Region, Airbus Helicopters, Inc., as he provides his perspective on next-generation vertical lift. Continue the discussion with Wednesday’s 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 171-HUB-8 1230 - 1500 hrs Speakers: 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 172-RLA-3 1230 - 1400 hrs 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 173-ACD-8 Chaired by: M. DRAKE, Boeing Commercial Airplanes 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3363 Design and Development of an Android Application for Voice Control of Micro Unmanned Aerial Vehicles C. Thomas, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India; J. Joseph Thomas, Mar Baselios Christian College of (MBC CET), Engineering and Technology Kuttikkanam, India; R. Bharadwaj, A. Devalla, University of Petroleum Mondal, V. and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India; Indian Institute of Science, S. Omkar, Bengaluru, India aiaa.org/aviation 75 Cortez C Desoto A Plum Blossom A Plum Blossom B 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3379 Nonlinear Analysis of a Two- Parachute System Undergoing Pendulum Motion J. Pei, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3385 Beam Diameter on Effect of Varying Global Jitter of Laser Beam Passing Flows Through Turbulent University S. Gordeyev, M. Lozier, L. Butler, of Notre Dame, IN 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3387 Sonic Boom Carpet Computation as a Basis for Supersonic Flight Routing (Invited) B. Liebhardt, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3378 Linear Analysis of a Two-Parachute System Undergoing Pendulum Motion J. Pei, NASA J. Beaty, C. Roithmayr, Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, R. Barton, D. Matz, NASA Johnson Space Houston, TX Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3384 Pulse-burst cross-correlation Doppler global Velocimetry R. Burns, National Institute of Fahringer, T. NASA Danehy, P. Aerospace, Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, University, Bardet, George Washington P. Spectral D.C.; J. Felver, Washington, Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3386 Recent Enhancements to NASA’s PCBoom Sonic Boom Propagation Code (Invited) J. Lonzaga, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA Ram-Air Parafoil Delivery 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3373 Guidance Logic for Jumper-Inspired Precision Guided Airdrop Systems B. Leon, M. Costello, J. Wachlin, M. Ward, Earthly Dynamics Corporation, Atlanta, GA; Army Research, K. Bergeron, G. Noetscher, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3377 Modal Analysis of a Two-Parachute System NASA Langley J. Pei, C. Roithmayr, R. Barton, Hampton, VA; Research Center, D. Matz, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3383 Focused and Cylindrical-Focused Laser Differential Interferometer Characterization of SBR-50 at Mach 2 University of Notre A. Houpt, S. Leonov, Dame, Notre IN 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Adjoint Error Estimation of Sonic Boom Loudness (Invited) S. Rallabhandi, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, Parachute Modeling and Analysis Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques II Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies II Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3372 Simulation of the Landing Dynamics of a Guided Airdrop System M. Costello, Earthly Dynamics J. Wachlin, Corporation, Atlanta, GA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3376 ASPIRE Aerodynamic Models and Flight Performance S. Muppidi, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; C. O’Farrell, Jet California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Norman, Pasadena, CA; J. Van Technology, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, I. Clark, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, VA; California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3382 Feasibility Analysis of Optically for Filtered Pumped Barium Vapor Rayleigh Scattering at the Nd:YAG Third Harmonic A&M C. Limbach, Texas Wu, M. Hetlage, Y. College Station, TX University, 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Investigation of the Potential Impact of Real Atmospheres on Predicted X-59 QueSST Aircraft Sonic Boom Ground Signatures (Invited) L. Ozoroski, NASA Langley Research Center, High School, M. RIchwine, Tabb Hampton, VA; N. Dunn, University of Virginia, VA; Yorktown, Charlottesville, VA Edition th 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3371 Modeling and Experimental Efforts towards Robust Low-Cost Cruciform Canopy Control Rose, K. Bergeron, Army T. G. Noetscher, Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3375 Extraction-Separation Performance and Dynamic Modeling of Orion Test with Adams Simulation: Vehicles 4 J. Davidson, GeoControl Systems, Inc., Houston, TX 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3381 Hypersonic wake measurements behind a slender cone using FLEET velocimetry Zhang, D. Richardson, S. Beresh, K. Y. M. Soehnel, J. Henfling, Sandia Casper, National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; et al. 1430 hrs Oral Presentation QSF18 Community Response Preliminary Results and Lessons Learned (Invited) J. Rathsam, NASA Langley Research Center, J. Page, Department ofHampton, VA; Cambridge, MA; K. Hodgdon, Transportation, State College, Pennsylvania State University, Lafayette College, Easton, PA Gaugler, T. PA; Chaired by: S. HERRINGTON and ROLAND, Blue Origin LLC 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3370 Effect of Spoilers on Ram Air Parachute Aerodynamic Force and Moment Coefficients J. Seidel, U.S. Air E. Berexa, R. Warner, Colorado Springs, CO; K. Force Academy, Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 175-ADS-11 Chaired by: S. MANNING and J. PEI, NASA Langley Research Center 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3374 Post-Flight Performance Analysis and Data Reconstruction of a New Parachute Design for the High Speed Container Delivery System (HSCDS) M. Sonnen, Army U. Fraire, M. Henry, Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 NASA Langley Research Center and J. ZIMMERMAN, CU Aerospace DANEHY, Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3380 Implementation of a Pulsed-laser Measurement System in the Facility National Transonic D. Reese, R. Burns, National Institute of E. Danehy, P. Aerospace, Hampton, VA; NASA Langley Research Center, Walker, Goad, Jacobs, Hampton, W. Hampton, VA; VA 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 177-APA-21 Chaired by: L. OZOROSKI, NASA LARC and D. RICHWINE, NASA-Langley Research Center 1400 hrs Oral Presentation QSF18 Community Response Flight Planning, Field Operations and Test Execution (Invited) Test Dees, NASA L. Cliatt, E. Haering, P. Edwards, Armstrong Flight Research Center, CA Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 174-ADS-10
76 aiaa.org/aviation Cortez A Cortez B Cortez D Governors Lecture Hall 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3392 Experimental Examination of Body- Freedom Flutter on Forward Swept Wings Clarkson University, E. Kocsis, M. Turner, Potsdam, NY 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3401 Database Liftoff and Transition Generation for Launch Vehicles Using Data-Fusion-Based Modeling (Invited) Wignall, NASA Langley Research Center, T. Hampton, VA Active Flow Control I Atmospheric Environments 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3391 Computational Analysis of Aerodynamic Vibration and Mitigation for MLG Doors of an Aircraft Model S. Peng, M. Dalenbring, A. Jirasek, Swedish Defense Research Agency (FOI), Stockholm, Sweden 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3396 Synchronization Effect of an Array of Sweeping Jets on a Separated Hump Flow over a Wall-Mounted S. Aram, H. Shan, Naval Surface Warfare Bethesda, MD Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3400 Kestrel Results at Liftoff Conditions for a Space Launch System Configuration in Proximity to the (Invited) Launch Tower Ghaffari, NASA S. Krist, N. Ratnayake, F. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3405 Comparison between RANS and hybrid RANS/LES simulations of jet/vortex interaction Ghedhaifi, E. Montreuil, Chmielarski, W. V. ONERA, Palaiseau, France; A. Loseille, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France Aeroelastic and Aerodynamic-Structure Interactions Special Session: Space Launch System Aerosciences II 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3390 Flutter Prediction Using Transonic Subspace Identification Based Reduced Order Method with Parametric and Flowfield Reconstruction Variation National University of Singapore, R. Halder, Singapore, Singapore; M. Damodaran, B. Laboratories, Singapore, Khoo, Temasek Singapore 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3395 An Experimental Study of the Characteristics of a Supersonic Fluidic Oscillator Utilizing the Design of Experiment Goyang, S. Park, H. Ko, Korea Aerospace University, South Korea; M. Kang, Agency for Defense Lee, Korea Development, Daejon, South Korea; Y. Goyang, South Korea Aerospace University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3399 Computational Fluid Dynamics Methods Used in the Development of the Space Launch System Liftoff Lineloads Databases and Transition (Invited) Ghaffari, K. N. Ratnayake, S. Krist, F. Deere, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3404 Experimental Observations of the Boundary Layer in Varying with Unmanned Aircraft Topography Natalie, J. Jacob, Oklahoma State V. OK Stillwater, University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3389 Investigation of the role higher order torsion & bending modes in flutter stability for flexible slender wings A. Bottai, M. Jonson, R. Campbell, State Pennsylvania State University, College, PA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3394 Experimental and numerical studies of physical mechanisms in fluidic oscillators M. Bacic, J. Turner, C. Nicholls, B. Tang, University of Oxford, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3398 Aerodynamic Characterization and Methods for the Improved Testing Space Launch System Liftoff and Environment (Invited) Transition D. Chan, NASA Langley Research Center, J. Paulson, Analytical Mechanics Hampton, VA; Shea, K. Toro, P. Associates, Inc., Hampton, VA; S. Commo, NASA Langley Research Parker, P. Hampton, VA Center, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3403 Experimental Investigation of Downburst Physics to Derive Scaling Laws J. Jandreau, Jacob, Oklahoma State OK Stillwater, University, Chaired by: S. PENG, FOI - Swedish Defence Research Agency and P. ANSELL, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chaired by: S. PENG, FOI - Swedish Defence Research Agency and P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3388 Aeroelastic Indicial Response Reduced-Order Modeling for Flexible Flight Vehicles Silva, NASA Langley N. Frink, W. B. Hiller, D. Mavris, Hampton, VA; Research Center, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 179-APA-23 of Arizona Center - Carderock Division and E. PHILLIPS, The University Chaired by: S. ARAM, Naval Surface Warfare 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3393 Passive and Active Leading Edge devices on a simple swept back wing University of E. Phillips, I. Wygnanski, Menge, AZ; P. Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, Germany; L. Taubert, AZ Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 180-APA-24 NASA-Langley Research Center Chaired by: A. HERRON, NASA Marshall and D. PIATAK, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3397 Advances in the Characterization Space Launch System of NASA’s Aerodynamic Environments (Invited) NASA Langley Research Center, J. Pinier, A. Herron, NASA Marshall Hampton, VA; Huntsville, AL; R. Space Flight Center, Gomez, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 181-ASE-4 and A. BROWN, National Research Council Canada Chaired by: R. FREJ VITALLE 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3402 Estimation of Aircraft Derived Winds Conditions in Turbulent R. Frej Vitalle, L. Davenport, CSSI, Inc., D.C. Washington, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 178-APA-22 aiaa.org/aviation 77 Steuben Obelisk A Obelisk B Travertine 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3417 Multiple Aircraft Collision Avoidance Method Based on ADS-B System Arizona Wang, Liu, L. Ying, W. Zhao, Y. P. AZ Tempe, State University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3416 to Compute Developing a Toolset Probabilistic Measures of Airport Surface Safety E. DeCarlo, M. Hartnett, B. Bichon, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3410 Clustering Stochastic Weather Scenarios Using Influence Model- based Distance Measures University of Texas, Wan, C. He, Y. Arlington, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3415 Safety Assessment Using Aviation Data Historical Flight Trajectory X. Zhang, S. Mahadevan, Vanderbilt Nashville, TN University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3422 Grid-size requirements for Large Eddy simulations: estimates for different orders of accuracy based on local reconstruction type schemes Ltd., Lu, Dimaxer Technology, Y. Cao, Cambridge, United Kingdom; T. University of Cambridge, United Ltd., Kingdom; K. Liu, Dimaxer Technology, Cambridge, United Kingdom LES Methods I Progress in CFD Algorithms Air Traffic Flow Management Air Traffic 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3409 Approach A Target-Controllability for Designing Coordinated Air Flow Management Strategies Traffic State University, M. Xue, Washington Pullman, WA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3414 Predicting Collisions between Aircraft through Spatiotemporal Data-Driven Simulation of Airport Ground Operations Arizona Tang, Liu, P. S. Zhe, Y. Wang, Y. AZ Tempe, State University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3421 Numerical method for Large Eddy Simulation of compressible isotropic turbulence B. Modi, S. Ghosh, Indian Institute of Madras, Chennai, India Technology 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3426 Sensitivity computation of statistically stationary quantities in turbulent flows Q. Wang, N. Chandramoorthy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA Special Session: Prognostics and Safety Assessment for ATM - NASA ULI Project II Special Session: Prognostics and Safety Assessment for ATM 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3408 Hidden Disruptions in the Air Traffic System: Modeling, Identification, and Monitoring State University, Washington S. Roy, Pullman, WA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3413 A Recurrent Neural Network Approach for Aircraft Trajectory Features Prediction with Weather From Sherlock Liu, Arizona J. Hu, Y. Pang, H. Yao, Y. AZ Tempe, State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3420 A new recycling method to generate turbulent inflow profiles A. Garai, Science and Technology Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; S. Murman, D. Ekelschot, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3425 flow analysis with Transonic discontinuous Galerkin method in SU2 DG-FEM solver J. Choi, Alonso, Stanford University, University Stanford, CA; E. van der Weide, Enschede, The Netherlands of Twente, The George Washington University The George Washington 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3407 Preliminary Study of Multi-Objective Optimization by Using Air Traffic Step Back Cellular Automaton S. Nagaoka, Tatsukawa, K. Sekine, T. University of Science, K. Fujii, Tokyo Katsushika, Japan 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3412 Real-time Facial Expression and Head Pose Analysis for Monitoring of Air Traffic the Workloads Controllers Arizona Tang, Liu, N. Cooke, P. J. Chen, Y. AZ Tempe, State University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3419 Data Assimilation 4D Variational with Large Eddy Simulation Chandramouli, E. Memin, National P. Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Rennes, France; D. Heitz, National Research Institute of for Environment Science and Technology and Agriculture (IRSTEA), Rennes, France 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3424 Overset Methods and Robin Boundary Conditions D. French, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; J. Benek, C. Schrock, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; M. Galbraith, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 182-ATOMS-12 Chaired by: S. ROY, Washington State Univ Washington Chaired by: S. ROY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3406 Interaction between arrival management and network management when extending the arrival horizon C. Raphael, E. Hoffman, K. Zeghal, EUROCONTROL, Le Plessis-Pâté, France 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 183-ATOMS-13 LIU, Arizona State University Chaired by: Y. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3411 Monitoring Human Performance for NAS Safety in Real-Time Prognostics M. S. Ligda, M. Seeds, Harris, C. Lieber, N. Cooke, Arizona State University, Demir, Mesa, AZ 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 184-CFD-14 Chaired by: C. BREHM, University of Kentucky and B. ZHANG, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3418 An entropy-adjoint p -adaptive discontinuous Galerkin method for simulation of the under-resolved turbulent flows Bassi, A. Colombo, University of F. Bergamo, Italy; A. Crivellini, Ancona, Marche Polytechnic University, Italy; K. Fidkowski, M. Franciolini, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; A. Ghidoni, University of Brescia, Arbor, Brescia, Italy; et al. 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 185-CFD-15 SUZUKI, Altair Engineering, Inc. AFB and Y. Chaired by: D. FRENCH, Wright-Patterson 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3423 A nonlinear SUPG method for hyperbolic conservation laws Suzuki, Altair Engineering, Inc., Y. Sunnyvale, CA
78 aiaa.org/aviation Miro Madrid Manchester Metropolitan Coronado Ballroom Kristi Shryock Texas A&M University Texas Associate Department Head Department of Aerospace Engineering 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3432 Simulation of Viscous Fingering Instability by the Lattice Boltzmann Method Grasso, National L. Vienne, S. Marie, F. Conservatory of Arts and Crafts, Paris, France Tom Shih Tom Purdue University 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3437 Reynolds Number Compressibility, and Thermal Effects in Pressure- Decay Based Leak Detection Systems M. Kandula, Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, A. Felt, NASAInc., Cape Canaveral, FL; B. Nufer, Cape Canaveral, FL; N.Kennedy Space Center, Inc., Cape Hicks, Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Aranyos, NASA Kennedy Space Canaveral, FL; T. NASA Cape Canaveral, FL; G. Webster, Center, Greenbelt, MD; et al. Goddard Space Flight Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3442 Modal Analysis of 3-D Hypersonic Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions on a Double Wedge D. Levin, University S. Sawant, O. Tumuklu, of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; V. Theofilis, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3431 Effect of Slotted Winglet on the Wingtip Vortex J. Deslich, S. Gunasekaran, University of Dayton, OH Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics Professor, J. William Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas Head J. William Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas Transition Open Forum Transition Low Re and Bio-Inspired Flows 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3436 Effect of Joint Stiffness on Propulsive Performance of Fish- Shaped Panel H. Dong, Bart-Smith, R. Zhu, J. Wang, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Charlottesville, VA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3441 Numerical Investigation of Super- and Hypersonic Laminar Shockwave Boundary Layer Interactions S. Lee, A. Gross, New Mexico State Las Cruces, NM University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3430 High-Order Numerical Simulation of Flows over Rotating Cylinders Cross-Sectional Shapes Various B. Zhang, C. Liang, George Washington D.C. Washington, University, Shock-Wave/Boundary-Layer Interactions Shock-Wave/Boundary-Layer Fundamental Fluid Flows II: Instability and Vortex Flows Fundamental Fluid Flows II: Instability and Vortex Lesa Roe Chancellor Wednesday Afternoon Forum 360: Enabling the Engineering Transformation Wednesday University of North Texas System University of North Texas 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3435 Study on the passive pitching mechanism of different forms flapping motion in turning flight H. Dong, University of Pan, J. Wang, Y. Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3440 Heat transfer amplifications in transitional shock-wave/boundary- layer interactions J. Lunte, E. Schuelein, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3429 Effects of Upstream Body on Panel Pitching Trapezoidal S. Brooks, M. Green, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3434 Numerical Investigation on Hydrodynamic Performance of Flapping Plates with Non-Uniform Spanwise Flexibility Using Fluid Structure Interaction X. Deng, University of Virginia, J. Wang, G. Charlottesville, VA; Cambridge, Harvard University, Lauder, MA; H. Dong, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3439 Statistical Analysis of Unsteadiness in a Compressible Reattaching Flow A. Deshpande, J. Poggie, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN West 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3428 Experimental study on the appearance of Kelvin-Helmholtz-like instabilities in the wakes produced by bio-inspired pitching panels J. King, M. Green, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Responsibility Gene Holloway Aerion Supersonic Vice President of Boomless Cruise™ & Environmental Chaired by: C. KANG, University of Alabama in Huntsville and S. BHATTACHARYA, University of Central Florida Chaired by: C. KANG, University of Alabama in Huntsville and S. BHATTACHARYA, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3433 Insight into the Thermal Effects of Aquatic Animal Colors on their Skin Friction Drag M. Hassanalian, H. Abdelmoula, S. New Mexico Mohammadi, S. Bakhtiyarov, Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM; J. Goerlich, Forum Energy Houston, TX; U. Javed, Technologies, University of Lahore , Lahore, Pakistan 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 190-FD-23 EYMANN, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: A. GROSS, New Mexico State University and T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3438 Aspects of a Shock-Wave Transient Boundary Layer Interaction C. Doolan, D. A. Wills, M. Awasthi, Moreau, University of New South Wales, Australia Sydney, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 186-F360-6 1400 - 1600 hrs Aeronautics Concepts Program, Research Mission Directorate, NASA Transformative Director, Moderator: John Cavolowsky, Panelists: 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 187-FD-20 1400 - 1730 hrs 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 188-FD-21 Chaired by: D. SMITH, Air Force Office of Scientific Research and A. MEDINA, Laboratory 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3427 Shedding From A Lock-in Of Vortex Cylinder In Forced Oscillations M. Aleman Chona, K. Granlund, North Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 189-FD-22 aiaa.org/aviation 79 Ming Emerald Morocco Inverness 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3449 Kestrel Simulations on a Store Bay Separating from JSF Weapons B. Headley, D. Prosser, J. Lee, E. Lynch, Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent MD River, 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Model Scale Assessment of Store Separation from a Complex Bay University of Mississippi, N. Murray, MS University, University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3448 for Removal of Techniques Structural Modes from an Unsteady Store Balance Two-Strut I. Maatz, R. Schmit, Air Force Research AFB, OH; J. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Arnold Engineering Development Draper, Complex (AEDC), Silver Spring, MD; R. Johnson, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson General Aviation Safety General Aviation 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3447 Computational Investigation of Dynamics Separation-Trajectory Using a Generic Store R. Graves, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3453 Development of a Stabilized Sensor Platform for a Dynamic Targeting Demonstrator Technology University J. Sturm, M. Hornung, Technical of Munich, Garching, Germany; A. Lindner, Wittenstein Aerospace and Simulations GmbH, Igersheim, Germany ITAR - Kinetic Weapon Integration - Kinetic Weapon ITAR Design Optimization of Complex Engineered Systems II 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3445 Efficiency Improvement of Instrument Reading Identification from Recording Images Safety Council, Chen, Aviation B. Kuo, P. Chang, Hsiao, F. F. Taiwan; City, New Taipei Taiwan City, New Taipei University, Tamkang 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3446 Parametric Investigation of Store Separation Including Unsteady Effects K. Roughen, S. Doyle, M4 Engineering, G. Inc., Long Beach, CA; R. Kumar, Robertson, Florida State University, FL; I. Maatz, R. Johnson, Tallahassee, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3452 Cleaning Mechanisms for Solar Panels of Rovers and Other Extraterrestrial Unmanned Vehicles A. Hamm, A. Maxwell, G. Acosta, M. Ward, M. Hassanalian, New Mexico Institute of Socorro, NM Mining and Technology, Special Session: National Partnership for Aeronautical Testing (NPAT) Mini Facility Users Meeting (FUM) (NPAT) Special Session: National Partnership for Aeronautical Testing 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3444 Investigation of Feasibility Using Low-Cost AHRS Devices to Detect Hazardous States General Aviation N. Fala, K. Marais, Purdue A. Chakraborty, Lafayette, IN West University, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Simulation of High Speed Store Separation with Data Comparisons N. Sinha, M. O`Gara, J. Shipman, P. Pipersville, PA Cavallo, CRAFT Tech, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3451 Power Management Optimization for Off-Design Performance Assessment of Ducted Electric Fan with Boundary Layer Ingestion J. Brucculeri, L. Salas Nunez, J. Gladin, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 191-GA-2 Chaired by: A. LINN, B. Linn PE 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3443 Assessing Potential Biases in Risk Perception for General Aviation Pilots West N. Fala, K. Marais, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 192-GT-7 1400 - 1700 hrs in an open-forumThis session is the semi-annual meeting of tunnel operators and customers to discuss topics interest session. 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 193-ITAR-3 USAF USAF/AFRL and B. JOLLY, Air Force Research Laboratory and R. SCHMIT, Chaired by: R. GRAVES, 1400 hrs Oral Presentation Design and Characterization of a System and a Free Captive Trajectory Drop Mechanism for Generic Stores Florida A&M G. Robertson, R. Kumar, University-Florida State University, FL; K. Roughen, S. Doyle, Tallahassee, M4 Engineering, Inc., Long Beach, CA; I. Maatz, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 194-MDO-12 and A. NAJAFI, ANSYS, Inc. Chaired by: S. CHOI, Virginia Tech 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3450 Optimal control and design of an underactuated ball-pitching robotic arm using large-scale multidisciplinary optimization J. Hwang, Luo, M. Tolley, N. Li, T. J. Yan, University of California, San Diego, Diego, CA
80 aiaa.org/aviation Ruby Milan Wyeth Lalique ESAero Andy Gibson FAA Lowell Foster 1600 hrs Panel: Discussion of GMGW2 Lessons Learned Panelists: Pointwise, Inc. Carolyn Woeber, Jim Masters, National Aerospace Solutions Syracuse University John Dannenhoffer, Carl Ollivier-Gooch, University of British Columbia 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3466 A Multi-University Small Satellite Design Course : Systems Engineering Approach S. Mann, A. Stark, Old M. Weinmann, E. Norfolk, VA; Dominion University, Edmonson, A. Anzagira, N. Kibret, North Greensboro, Carolina A&T State University, NC; et al. NASA Sean Clarke Aircraft Design Optimization I 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3457 Artificial Life-inspired Morphology/ Learning CoDesign Framework: Conceptual Design of Towards Intelligent Hybrid Quadcopters C. Zeng, A. Behjat, K. Gabani, S. University at Buffalo, Chowdhury, NY 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3461 Summary of Discussions Mesh Impact on CFD Simulations at GMGW2 C. Ollivier Gooch, University of British Canada Columbia, Vancouver, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3465 Design and Analysis of a High Pressure and High Temperature Fixed Wing Space Drone for Venus Exploration M. Hassanalian, New G. Acosta, D. Grow, Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM Graduate Student Research Papers Second Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop: Lessons Learned Second Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop: Current State of the X-57 Design, Integration and Testing: Briefing to Industry II Current State of the X-57 Design, Integration and Testing: NASA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3456 An Examination into the Defining Characteristics of Flexible Solar Aircraft Configurations through Optimization McDonnell, A. Ning, Brigham Young T. Provo, UT University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3460 Model of the NASA The Wind Tunnel High Lift Common Research Model: A Geometry-Handling Perspective MBDA, Filton, United Kingdom; N. Taylor, M. Gammon, International TechneGroup, Inc., Cambridge, United Kingdom 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3464 On Real-time Management of On- board Ice Protection Systems by means of Machine Learning Bellosta, Technical B. Arizmendi, T. University of Milan, Italy; A. del Val, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium; G. Gori, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France; M. Prazeres, McGill University, Montréal, Canada; J. Reis, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France Jeffrey Viken 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3455 Aeropropulsive Design Optimization of a Boundary Layer Ingestion System A. Yildirim, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, NASA Glenn Research MI; J. Gray, Ann Arbor, J. Martins, Cleveland, OH; C. Mader, Center, MI Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3459 Analysis of GMGW2 Case 3: Design Variations Syracuse University, J. Dannenhoffer, Syracuse, NY 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3463 Performance Enhancement and Load Balancing of Swarming Drones through Position Reconfiguration A. Mirzaeinia, M. Hassanalian, K. Lee, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM; M. Mirzaeinia, Amirkabir Iran Tehran, University of Technology, NASA Nicholas Borer Chaired by: B. STANFORD, NASA Langley Research Center and J. CORMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: B. STANFORD, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3454 Streamlining Cross-Organizational Aircraft Development: Results from the AGILE Project J. Torrigiani, Prakasha, F. Ciampa, P. P. German Aerospace Center (DLR), Walther, Lefebvre, N. Bartoli, Hamburg, Germany; T. France; et al. ONERA, Toulouse, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 196-MVCE-3 Chaired by: J. MASTERS, National Aerospace Solutions and D. MCDANIEL, DoD HPCMP/CREATE 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3458 Summary of Exascale and Remeshing Efforts for the Second Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop TX; Pointwise, Inc., Fort Worth, C. Woeber, J. Masters, National Aerospace Solutions, Arnold AFB, TN; D. McDaniel, University of Alabama, Birmingham, Birmingham, AL 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 197-NIA-1 National Institute of Aerospace Chaired by: C. BRITCHER, Old Dominon University and D. STANLEY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3462 Computational Efficiency Enhancements for Optimal Control Allocation M. Acheson, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 198-TF-6 1400 - 1630 hrs Panelists: Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 195-MDO-13 aiaa.org/aviation 81 the HUB the HUB Edelweiss Fleur De Lis A Exposition Hall Coronado Ballroom Anatole Sculpture Park Sanjiv Gupta Chief Engineer Northrop Grumman Global Hawk Program 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3472 Semi-Empirical Method for Measuring Thermal Conductivity of Fibrous Insulation Materials J. Maddox, A. Martin, University C. Barrow, Lexington, KY of Kentucky, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3478 Lift Fan Assessment for Conceptual Design of Aircraft Forebody L. Myers, R. Czerwiec, Z. Napolillo, Naval MD Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3471 optimization of a fuel Topology thermal management system Dayton, OH; State University, G. Huang, Wright Air Force ResearchD. Doman, M. Oppenheimer, AFB, OH; A. Tipton, Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Dayton, OH; D. Sigthorsson, State University, Wright Infoscitex Corporation, Beavercreek, OH 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3477 Model Development for a Comparison of VTOL and STOL Electric Aircraft Using Geometric Programming C. Courtin, R. Hansman, Massachusetts Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, Wendell Chun Wendell MDO Lecture Research Professor Raymond Kolonay Networking Break Air Force Research Laboratory University of Colorado Denver Introduction to Drones (I2D) 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3470 Reduction and Aircraft Weight Onboard Combined Power Cycle Efficiency Improvement—An Integrative Approach J. Ordonez, Florida State S. Yang, FL Tallahassee, University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3476 Sensitivity Analysis and Uncertainty Quantification of a Coaxial Rotor System Anusonti-Inthra, E. Corle, Army Research P. Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD; B. Laboratory, NY; Smith, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, El Paso, TX Z. Nieto, University of Texas, Meet the Author with Leland Nicolai AIAA Backyard BBQ (Proof of Purchase Required) V/STOL and VTOL Design Methodologies, Issues, Assessments 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3469 Cowl Optimization for Effective Cooling of Hybrid Gasoline - Battery Propulsion System Jung, Kim, D. K. Lee, Y. H. Gwon, W. Daejeong, South J. Kang, Korean Air, Korea; et al. 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3475 Development of a Safe, Quiet, Certifiable Personal VTOL System McNamee, J. Haug, R. P. L. Schumacher, Barrett, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Lawrence, KS Heat Transfer Enhancement, Energy Harvesting, Thermal Management, Thermal Control, and Thermophysical and Transport Properties Enhancement, Energy Harvesting, Thermal Management, Control, and Thermophysical Transport Heat Transfer 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3468 Enhancement of Gas Pumping Using a Two- and Heat Transfer Stage Electrohydrodynamic Pump Voltage Applied Uneven at Operated Lai, University of Oklahoma, Norman, F. State Saginaw Valley OK; M. Mazumder, MI University Center, University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3474 Hybrid Lagrangian-Eulerian Approach for Modeling Aerodynamic Interactions Rand, C. He, Advanced Rotorcraft E. Bae, P. Inc., Sunnyvale, CA Technology, Jesse Rheingold Lockheed Martin Corporation Airworthiness and Subsystem Engineer Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 199-TP-9 Chaired by: E. SHORT, Raytheon Company and K. WEED, Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation Raytheon Company and K. WEED, Ball Aerospace & Technologies Chaired by: E. SHORT, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3467 Entropy Generation Analysis Applied to Diffusion-Bonded Compact Heat Exchangers R. Cavalcanti Alvarez, A. Sarmiento, J. Victor Colin Batista, M. Mantelli, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 200-VSTOL-2 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics NASA Langley Research Center and E. CHARLTON, Chaired by: G. GATLIN, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3473 Robust Environmental Life Cycle Assessment of Electric VTOL Concepts for Urban Air Mobility University of N. André, M. Hajek, Technical Munich, Germany 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 201-HUB-9 1500 - 1630 hrs Speakers: Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 202-HUB-10 1600 - 1630 hrs 1 & 2. Books available for purchase at a forum discount. Leland M. Nicolai, author of Lessons Learned and Fundamentals of Aircraft Airship Design, Volumes Meet, and have your books signed by, 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 203-NW-12 1600 - 1630 hrs 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 204-MDO-14 1730 - 1830 hrs Student paper awards presentations will follow the lecture. 19 June 2019 Wednesday, 205-NW-13 1830 - 2000 hrs
82 aiaa.org/aviation the HUB Fleur De Lis B Session Rooms Exposition Hall Grand Ballroom Plum Blossom A Plum Blossom B
Thursday Greg Hyslop Keynote Speaker The Boeing Company Networking Break Chief Technology Officer Chief Technology Parachute Simulation Thursday Speaker Briefing Mars Parachute Applications 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3482 Summary of the Advanced Supersonic Parachute Inflation Research Experiments (ASPIRE) with a Disk- Sounding Rocket Tests Gap-Band Parachute B. Sonneveldt, I. Clark, C. O’Farrell, Jet California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3486 Opening Shock Factor Calculation for Orion Main Parachute Disreefing St. Louis, J. Potvin, Saint Louis University, Houston, TX MRI Technologies, MO; E. Ray, Calculating Shape From OFDR-Based Distributed Strain Measurement Thursday Plenary: The Future of Mobility – Aviation is Changing the World Thursday Plenary: The Future of Mobility – Aviation CADWG 21 - Bill Mason: Aircraft Conceptual Designer, Scholar and Educator (a Memorial) CADWG 21 - Bill Mason: Aircraft Conceptual Designer, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3481 Mars InSight Parachute System Performance A. Witkowski, Katabasis Engineering, LLC, M. Kandis, Pioneer Aerospace CT; Glastonbury, D. Kipp, Jet CT; Corporation, South Windsor, California Institute Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; D. Buecher, of Technology, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Littleton, CO 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3485 Multi- Airdrop Technology Operational Simulation (ATMOS) U. Fraire, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3480 Comparison of Mars and Earth High Altitude Supersonic Disk-Gap-Band Parachute System Performance M. Kandis, Pioneer Aerospace Corporation, A. Witkowski, Katabasis CT; South Windsor, CT Engineering, LLC, Glastonbury, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3484 Paratrooper Simulation Towed and Estimation of Maximum Experienced Force During Impact Institute of Furlani Vidal, M. Arbelo, Technological P. São José dos Campos, Brazil; P. Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil Campos, dos José São CaruyEmbraer, Povoa, Chaired by: B. TUTT, Airborne Systems Chaired by: B. TUTT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3479 Design Overview of the Strengthened Mars 2020 Parachute Assembly Airborne Systems, C. Lowry, B. Tutt, Jet Santa Ana, CA; I. Clark, C. Tanner, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 212-ADS-13 Chaired by: J. POTVIN, Saint Louis University and DAVIDSON 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3483 Fine Reconstitution of Trajectories of Airdropped Systems to Complete CARP Approach and Trajectory Analysis D. Bergotti, B. Perin, French Defense France Procurement Agency (DGA), Toulouse, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 206-SB-4 0730 - 0800 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 207-PLNRY-4 0800 - 0900 hrs Director of Flight Sciences, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Moderator: Benjamin C. Linder, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 208-NW-14 0900 - 0930 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 209-HUB-11 0915 - 0945 hrs This presentation describes how engineers are utilizing Optical Frequency Domain Reflectometry (OFDR) based fiber optic strain measurements to derive distributed shape. OFDR offers the ability acquire continuously along length of an optical fiber. continuously or quasi-continuously along the length of substrate to which fiber is bonded. Through any number mechanics models computational techniques, this flexible routing options, this allows one to capture various components of strain Coupled with fiber’s information may then be used to determine distributed displacements and deflections along the length of structural components. This has been particularly useful in the aerospace industry for monitoring wing deflection in real-time during flight. 20 June 2019 Thursday, 210-ACD-9 0930 - 1230 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 211-ADS-12 aiaa.org/aviation 83 Cortez C Morocco Cortez A Cortez D Active Flow Control II Analysis of Internal Flows 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3493 An Aerodynamic Design Method of Propeller Airfoils with Geometric Compatibility as Constraints Song, Z. Han, Northwestern J. Xu, H. Li, W. Xi’an, China Polytechnical University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3497 Discharge coefficient of an orifice jet in cross flow: influence of inlet conditions and optimum velocity ratio N. Gourdain, M. Bauerheim, S. Berger, Université de Toulouse, ISAE-SUPAERO, France; S. Devillez, LATECOERE, Toulouse, France Toulouse, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3501 Interaction between a jet and turbulent boundary layer C. Ott, Q. Gallas, J. Delva, ONERA, Lille, France; M. Lippert, L. Keirsbulck, Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France, France Valenciennes, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3489 Surrogate Based Shape Optimization of a Low Boom Fuselage Wing Configuration (Invited) J. Kirz, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany Airfoil, Wing, and Configuration Design Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies III Special Session: Commercial Supersonic Technologies 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3492 Lift Enhancement by a Stationary Over a High Leading-Edge Vortex Aspect Ratio Wing Institute of H. Ben-Gida, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel; R. Gurka, Coastal Technology, SC; D. Weihs, Conway, Carolina University, Institute of Technology, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3496 CFD Analysis of Cyclone Separator Flow Field in Advance of Experiment N. Lucarelli, E. Eckman, K. Disotell, Youngstown, State University, Youngstown OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3500 Steady and Unsteady compressible Reduced-Order Models of a Zero- Jet Actuator Synthetic Mass-Flux Net J. Bodart, N. Doué, Bury, R. Messahel, Y. Higher Institute of Aeronautics and Space, France Toulouse, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3488 Adjoint-Based Mesh Adaptation and Shape Optimization for Simulations with Propulsion (Invited) M. Nemec, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; D. Rodriguez, Science Corporation, Moffett Field, and Technology CA; M. Aftosmis, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3491 Adaptation of General Aviation for the Design of a Techniques Supersonic Leading-Edge Business Jet M. Gilfert, S. Gudmundsson, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3495 Improving Efficiency of Co-Flow Jet Micro-Compressor Actuator Outlet and Nozzle Guide Vanes K. Xu, G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3499 Flow Field Investigation on a Stabilizer with Pulsed Vertical Jet Actuation by means of PIV Measurements Weiss, L. Rohlfs, M. Staats, J. S. Löffler, University of Berlin, Technical Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3487 to Mid-Field Efficient Near-Field Sonic Boom Propagation Using a High-Order Space Marching Method (Invited) J. Jensen, C. J. Housman, G. Kenway, Moffett Kiris, NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA Chaired by: B. POMEROY, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and M. O`GARA, CRAFT Tech Chaired by: B. POMEROY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3490 Box wing longitudinal flight quality evaluation Ribeiro, A. Sousa, de Paula, F. Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil 20 June 2019 Thursday, 215-APA-27 Aviation and B. HINSON, Textron Chaired by: S. BERGER, ISAE-SUPAERO 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3494 Experimental Investigations on Active Flow Control Applied to an Asymmetric Compressor Cascade Technical M. Staats, C. Ebert, J. Weiss, University of Berlin, Germany 20 June 2019 Thursday, 216-APA-28 WONG, U. S. Army AMRDEC and K. BERGERON, US Army NSRDEC Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3498 Microjets for Lift Enhancement and Separation Mitigation in High-Lift Systems S. Hosseini, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; A. Cooperman, C. van Dam, University of California, Davis, CA; S. Pandya, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 213-APA-25 Chaired by: D. RICHWINE, NASA-Langley Research Center and L. OZOROSKI, NASA LARC 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Investigating Impacts of Propulsive Uncertainties on Low-Boom Concepts (Invited) B. Phillips, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 20 June 2019 Thursday, 214-APA-26
84 aiaa.org/aviation Steuben Cortez B Inverness 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3507 Laser Light Sheet Flow Visualization of the Space Launch System Booster (Invited) Separation Test NASA Langley Research B. Wisser, Danehy, P. National Fahringer, T. Hampton, VA; Center, C. Winski,Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA; Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, S. B. Falman, Jacobs, Hampton, VA; VA; Shea, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State et al. Blacksburg, VA; University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3517 Advancing Aircraft Operations in a Net-Centric Environment with the Incorporation of Increasingly Autonomous Systems and Human Teaming Houston, NASA Langley Research Center, V. Manuel, Purdue University, W. Hampton, VA; University, Lafayette, IN; E. Gizzi, Tufts West Medford, MA; B. Barrows, NASA Langley Hampton, VA Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3506 Three-Velocity-Component Cross-Correlation Doppler Global for the Space Launch Velocimetry System Booster Separation Test in the NASA Langley Unitary Plan (Invited) Wind Tunnel K. Lowe, G. Byun, S. Shea, M. Boyda, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State C. Winski, NASA Blacksburg, VA; University, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3516 Impact of Detect and Avoid Hazard Maneuvering on Wake E. Maki, C. Engholm, Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lexington, MA Airline and Passengers UAS Traffic Management IV UAS Traffic 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3505 Space Launch System Booster Separation Supersonic Powered with Surface and Off-body Testing Measurements (Invited) Shea, P. A. Watkins, Danehy, C. Winski, P. Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, J. Meeroff, Science and Technology VA; Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; K. Lowe, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State et al. Blacksburg, VA; University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3511 Estimating Cancellation Costs for Decision Support Real-Time A. Tien, C. Wanke, Q. Diao, C. Taylor, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3515 Cooperative Navigation for in GPS-Intermittent Small UAVs Environments Dutta, Optimal Synthesis, Inc., P. B. Yang, Los Altos, CA Special Session: Space Launch System Aerosciences III 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3504 of Calculation Procedure Verification for Unsteady Aerodynamic Forces (Invited) on a Launch Vehicle J. Panda, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3510 Area: How to Uniform Terminal Abolish the Physical Separation of International and Domestic Passengers at Airports Using the European Example Aachen M. Schulze Schwienhorst, RWTH Aachen, Germany University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3514 Prediction Trajectory Real-time UAV for Safety Monitoring in Low- Altitude Airspace Banerjee, Stinger M. Corbetta, P. Inc., Moffett Field, Ghaffarian Technologies, Okolo, NASA Ames Research Center, CA; W. Moffett Field, CA; G. Gorospe, D. Luchinsky, Inc., Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Moffett Field, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3503 Assessment of Buffet Forcing Function Development Process Using Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint (Invited) M. Sekula, D. Piatak, R. Rausch, NASA J. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, Moffett Ross, NASA Ames Research Center, Arnold Field, CA; M. Sellers, QuantiTech, AFB, TN 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3509 Aircraft Reserve Fuel Study with High-fidelity Fuel Approximation Model R. Liem, Hong Kong J. Yanto, Lyu, Y. Hong University of Science and Technology, Kong, Hong Kong 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3513 Scenario Complexity for Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic M. Xue, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; M. Do, Stinger Inc., Moffett Ghaffarian Technologies, Field, CA Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 217-APA-29 SHEA, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: D. CHAN, NASA-Langley Research Center and P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3502 Development of Unsteady Pressure- Sensitive Paint Application on NASA Space Launch System (Invited) N. Roozeboom, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA; J. Powell, NASA Center, Houston, TX; J. Johnson Space Center, Garbeff, D. Murakami, C. Ngo, T. Baerny, Moffett Field, NASA Ames Research Center, CA; et al. 20 June 2019 Thursday, 218-ATOMS-14 Chaired by: M. URBAN and K. OGUNSINA, Purdue University 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3508 Hidden Markov Models for Pattern Learning and Recognition in a Data- Driven Model for Airline Disruption Management K. Ogunsina, M. Papamichalis, I. Bilionis, West D. DeLaurentis, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 20 June 2019 Thursday, 219-ATOMS-15 Chaired by: M. XUE, NASA Ames Research Center and E. MAKI 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3512 Well Clear Separation Defining for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operating with Noncooperative Aircraft C. Chen, M. Edwards, B. Gill, Lincoln Massachusetts Institute of Laboratory, Lexington, MA; S. Smearcheck, Technology, Adami, S. Calhoun, CAL Analytics, T. Dayton, OH; et al. aiaa.org/aviation 85 Topaz Obelisk A Manchester Coronado Ballroom Bell Chad Stecker NEXUS Program Manager Brock Lascara The MITRE Corporation 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3522 By Schedule or On Demand? - A Hybrid Operation Concept for Urban Air Mobility Iowa State University, Wei, S. Shihab, P. Ames, IA; D. Ramirez, National University of Colombia, Medellin, Colombia; R. Mesa- Arango, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL; C. Bloebaum, Kent State Kent, OH University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3527 Scale Adaptive Simulation of stalled NACA 0012 airfoil using high order schemes G. Zha, University of Yang, Patel, Y. P. Miami, Coral Gables, FL Lead Aviation Systems Engineer Lead Aviation LES Methods II Urban Air Mobility I 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3521 Analysis of interactions between Urban Air Mobility (UAM) operations and current air traffic alert and in urban areas: Traffic System (TCAS) Collision Avoidance study for UAM Operations A. Cone, D. Bulusu, B. Sridhar, V. Thipphavong, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3526 Implicit Large-Eddy Simulation of rotating and non-rotating machinery with Cumulant Lattice Boltzmann method aiming for industrial applications S. Nishimura, K. Hayashi, Nakaye, Mitsubishi Corporation, M. Yoshimoto, Nagoya, Japan; K. Suga, Osaka Prefecture Inamuro, Kyoto Sakai, Japan; T. University, Kyoto, Japan University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3531 Closure of Reacting Flow Reduced- Order Models via the Adjoint Petrov-Galerkin Method C. Huang, K. Duraisamy, C. Wentland, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, Reduced-Order and Data-Driven Modeling of Fluid Flows II Crown Consulting Thomas Edwards Chief Technical Officer Chief Technical Thursday Morning Forum 360: Autonomous Operation in an Evolving Ecosystem 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3520 Multi-Agent Autonomous On- Demand Free Flight Operations in Urban Air Mobility Iowa State Wei, L. Deng, P. X. Yang, Ames, IA University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3525 Ultra-fast high order unsteady simulations on GPUs based a new computational model Ltd., Lu, Dimaxer Technology, K. Liu, Y. Cambridge, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3530 Modeling Using Near-Wall Coordinate Frame Invariant Representations and Neural Networks Davis, J. Fike, M. Barone, W. N. Miller, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3519 Pre-Departure Planning for Urban Air Mobility Flights with Dynamic Airspace Reservation Iowa State University, Wei, G. Zhu, P. Ames, IA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3524 Hybrid RANS/LES Simulation of Breakdown Over a Delta Vortex Wing University of Kaiserslautern, B. Zhou, Technical Kaiserslautern, Germany; B. Diskin, National N. Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA; University of Kaiserslautern, Technical Gauger, Kaiserslautern, Germany; J. Pardue, A. Old Dominion University, C. Tsolakis, Chernikov, et al. Hampton, VA; 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3529 An input-independent method for solving weakly nonlinear partial differential equations in the frequency domain: application to the Euler equations D. Quero, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany Professor Ella Atkins University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering Chaired by: C. BOSSON, University Space Research Association and S. ROY, Purdue University Chaired by: C. BOSSON, University Space Research Association and S. ROY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3518 A study to investigate total mobility using both CTOL and VTOL-capable aircraft D. Crossley, A. Maheshwari, W. S. Roy, West DeLaurentis, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 20 June 2019 Thursday, 221-CFD-16 Chaired by: D. WESTON, AFRL-RQVA 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3523 CFD Based Reduced Order Modeling Using for Hypersonic Vehicles Kestrel CREATE(TM)-AV University of Michigan, Ann D. Potter, Eymann, Air Force MI; T. Ann Arbor, Arbor, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 20 June 2019 Thursday, 222-F360-7 0930 - 1130 hrs Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Policy, Aerospace Engineering, Technology Moderator: Parker Vascik, Panelists: Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 220-ATOMS-16 20 June 2019 Thursday, 223-FD-24 University of Minnesota Chaired by: M. HEMATI, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3528 Output Error Estimation for Projection-Based Reduced Models G. Collins, K. Fidkowski, C. Cesnik, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor,
86 aiaa.org/aviation Miro Madrid Emerald Desoto A Fleur De Lis A 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3537 Global Stability Analysis of a Boundary Layer with Surface Indentations Appel, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom; T. M. Mughal, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; R. Ashworth, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3545 Direct Simulation of Fluid-Structure Interaction in Compression Ramp with Embedded Compliant Panel University of B. Sullivan, D. Bodony, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3536 Numerical Simulations of Asymptotic Theory for Distributed Roughness A&M M. McMillan, E. White, Texas College Station, TX University, Unsteady Flows: Wakes 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3544 Hybrid RANS/LES and kHz-Rate PIV of a Reacting Cavity Flameholder at Mach 3 Air Force Research Laboratory, S. Peltier, Arnold AFB, TN; D. Peterson, E. Hassan, Air Force Research Laboratory, C. Carter, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3535 Global instability analysis of a boundary layer flow over a small cavity M. Mathias, Medeiros, University of São Paulo, São Carlos, Brazil Stability and Transition V: Roughness V: Stability and Transition Flight Testing in the Educational Environment I Flight Testing Multiphysics and Cross-Disciplinary Flows, Supersonic Applications Special Session: Discussion of Wall Interference Correction Methods for Wind Tunnel Testing Interference Correction Methods for Wind Tunnel Special Session: Discussion of Wall 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3540 Flow Characteristics of a Wing in Cylinder Wake J. Lefebvre, A. Jones, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3543 Investigation of Shock Wave Oscillations over a Flexible Panel in Supersonic Flows North Narayanaswamy, V. S. Varigonda, Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3548 Evaluation of Unmanned Aircraft Flying Qualities Using a Stitched Learjet Model Callaghan, D. Kunz, Air Force Institute of P. AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3534 Scale-resolving simulations of transition in laminar-to-turbulent swept-wing flow M. Denison, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; A. Garai, Science and Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; Technology S. Murman, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3539 Characteristics of a Circular Wake Cylinder with a Short Flat Plate in One of the Separated Shear Layers B. Bhasme, Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Mumbai, India 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3542 Shock-induced Reestablishment of Rotating Detonation Waves Beijing University of Chemical Wang, Y. Beijing, China; J. Le, China Technology, Aerodynamics Research and Development Mianyang, China Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3547 at the Air Force Flight Testing Institute of Technology R. Cobb, D. Crowe, D. Kunz, M. Reeder, Wright- Air Force Institute of Technology, Patterson AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3533 Destabilisation of Stationary and Crossflow Disturbances Travelling Due to Steps over a Swept Wing E. Cooke, M. Mughal, S. Sherwin, Imperial College London, United Kingdom; R. Ashworth, S. Rolston, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom Chaired by: C. BARNES, AFRL/RQVA and J. SEIDEL, USAF Academy Chaired by: C. BARNES, AFRL/RQVA 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3538 Further Investigation on the Effect of Sweep on Parallel Vortical-Gust/ Wing Interactions on a Finite Aspect-Ratio Wing C. Barnes, M. Visbal, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 226-FD-27 HOLZÄPFEL, DLR e.V. Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3541 Aerodynamic Response to a Compliant Panel in Mach 4 Flow B. Rice, J. Szmodis, D. Ogg, S. Peltier, Hofferth, Air Force Research Laboratory, Arnold AFB, TN; M. Sellers, Quantitech, Arnold AFB, TN; et al. 20 June 2019 Thursday, 227-FT-6 Pilot School and D. SPEAR Chaired by: A. FREEBORN, USAF Test 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3546 Iterative Prototyping of Aircraft Tire Measurement Using Laser Wear Profilometer M. Schuurman, R. Groves, Delft University Delft, The Netherlands of Technology, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 228-GT-10 0930 - 1230 hrs in wind tunnel wall correctionsThe goal of this session is to engage individuals across the greater aerospace community who have interest and identify prioritize topics concepts of interest to be covered in a series future special invited sessions and/or short courses. Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 224-FD-25 AFRL/RQVA and D. RIZZETTA, Chaired by: L. DUAN, Missouri University of Science and Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3532 Effects of Forward-Facing Step Shape on Stationary Crossflow Instability Growth and Breakdown J. Eppink, NASA Langley Research Center, University of C. Casper, Hampton, VA; Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI 20 June 2019 Thursday, 225-FD-26 aiaa.org/aviation 87 Ming Milan Wyeth Peridot Geometry and Visualization Aircraft Design Optimization II 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3552 Hydrofoil Conceptual Design and Optimization Framework for Amphibious Aircraft A. Seth, R. Liem, Hong Kong University of Bay, Clear Water Science and Technology, Hong Kong 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3556 Multifidelity Data Fusion via Bayesian Inference A. Renganathan, K. Harada, D. Mavris, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3563 In-Situ Visualization of 10-Billion Data via Subzone Cell Transient Writing Tecplot, Inc., D. Taflin, C. Mackey, S. Imlay, Bellevue, WA Shape and Topology Optimization I Shape and Topology Non-Deterministic Design Methods and Applications 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3551 Multidisciplinary Optimization of Urban Air Tiltwing a Turboelectric Mobility Aircraft E. Aretskin- E. Hendricks, R. Falck, J. Gray, Hariton, D. Ingraham, J. Chapman, NASA Cleveland, OH; Glenn Research Center, et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3555 Benchmarking Uncertainty Quantification Methods Using the NACA 2412 Airfoil with Geometrical and Operational Uncertainties D. Quagliarella, Italian Aerospace Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy; A. Serani, M. Diez, National Research Council (CNR), Rome, Leyland, Swiss Federal Italy; M. Pisaroni, P. Lausanne, Switzerland; Institute of Technology, Rome, University, L. Montagliani, Roma Tre Italy; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3559 Optimization Level Set Topology for Design Dependent Pressure Loads: A Comparison Between FEM and RKPM A. Neofytou, R. Picelli, Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom; J. Chen, H. Kim, University of California, San Diego, Diego, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3562 Optimization A Method for Topology for High Reynolds Number Flows M. Green, J. Rossetti, Dannenhoffer, Syracuse, NY Syracuse University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3550 Investigation of Controllability Gramian as Control Objective in MDAO Framework Zhao, R. Kapania, Virginia R. Gupta, W. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3554 Margin as Model: Some Answers Should I to “How Many Tests Perform?” Z. del Rosario, Stanford University, Stanford, CA; R. Fenrich, Arevo, Milpitas, CA; G. Iaccarino, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3558 Optimization Level Set Topology of Load Carrying Heat Dissipation Devices S. Kambampati, H. Kim, University of California, San Diego, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3561 Effects of Lossy Compression on the Analysis of Unsteady CFD Data N. Bisek, Air Force Research Leger, T. AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Chaired by: V. BALABANOV, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and K. KNIGHT BALABANOV, Chaired by: V. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3549 A Coupled Newton-Krylov Time Spectral Solver for Wing Flutter and LCO Prediction J. Martins, S. He, E. Jonsson, C. Mader, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 230-MDO-16 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center University at Buffalo and G. CATALDO, Chaired by: S. CHOWDHURY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3553 Stochastic Progressive Failure Analysis of Fiber-Reinforced Composite Laminate M. Thapa, A. Paudel, S. Mulani, University AL; R. Tuscaloosa, of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Walters, Blacksburg, VA State University, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 231-MDO-17 Adjoint Technologies Chaired by: H. KIM, University of California, San Diego and J. DEATON, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3557 Thermomechanical Design of Components with Electric Vehicle Mission Performance Requirements Optimization using Topology Georgia Chin, G. Kennedy, T. M. Leader, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 232-MVCE-4 University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez MBDA UK Limited and G. ARAYA, Chaired by: N. TAYLOR, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3560 Aerospace Analysis and AArDVARK: Design in Virtual and Augmented Reality toolKit A. Pankonien, Air Force R. Durscher, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; N. Bhagat, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 229-MDO-15
88 aiaa.org/aviation Ruby Lalique the HUB the HUB the HUB the HUB the HUB Exposition Hall 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3564 A Study on the Use of Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells for Increased Power Generation on Small Aircraft NASA S. Geuther, B. Litherland, N. Borer, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Building ATTRACTOR: in and Trust Trustworthiness Autonomous Systems B. Allen, NASA Langley N. Alexandrov, Hampton, VA Research Center, GoFly Career Tips Frontiers of Flight F-35 Lightning II Discussion 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3568 Extension of non-equilibrium modeling of metal ablation to the thermal effect inside the target material using a two temperature model A. Ait Oumeziane, Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France; J. Parisse, French Air Salon de Provence, France Force Academy, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Ownship Self-Assessment of Success for Autonomous Search and Rescue Operations B. Allen, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA Ablation and Aerothermodynamics NASA Convergent Aeronautical Solutions Project Networking Boxed Luncheon (Proof of Purchase Required) First Man Screening Party and Book Signing with James Hansen -Ar Shock Tube Studies -Ar Shock Tube 2 K. Hanquist, I. Boyd, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Fit2Fly – Addressing the Technical, Social, and Legal Barriers for Commercial UAS Fleets G. Qualls, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3567 Modeling of Electronically Excited Oxygen in O 1000 hrs Oral Presentation for UAS (QTech) Quantum Technologies E. Rieffel, NASA Ames Research Center, NASA Moffett Field, CA; A. Wroblewski, Cleveland, OH; Glenn Research Center, S. Grabbe, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3566 NonEquilibrium Processes in Plasma of Inductively Coupled Torches Plasma Facilities S. Poovathingal, J. Kruszelnicki, I. Boyd, University of Michigan, Ann M. Kushner, MI Ann Arbor, Arbor, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 233-TF-8 Chaired by: P. CORNELL, NASA Glenn Research Center and I. LOPEZ, Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs Oral Presentation NASA Convergent Aeronautics Solutions (CAS) Overview I. Lopez, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 20 June 2019 Thursday, 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Chaired by: M. WHITE, Air Force Research Laboratory and A. SHASHURIN, Purdue University- Sch of Aero Astro 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3565 Experimental Microsecond Laser Ablation Study on Simulated Aluminum Space Debris Targets J. Sinko, C. Negen, St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN University, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 235-HUB-12 1000 - 1030 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 236-HUB-13 1100 - 1130 hrs and attending the grand Final Fly Off event. Team, new Sponsor, CEO Gwen Lighter will provide new details on joining GoFly as a GoFly is a $2,000,000 competition to create personal flyers. GoFly’s 20 June 2019 Thursday, 237-HUB-14 1230 - 1300 hrs An integrated storypresented in a single work. Visit of the technical development F-35 Lightning II has heretofore never been the HUB as Lockheed Martin representatives debut The F-35 Lightning II: From Concept to Cockpit, the newly released book that chronicles a authors discusses the history and recent full-spectrum history by the engineers, scientists and managers intimately involved throughout development program. Come listen as one of book’s of the design, development, and verification F-35 Lightning II as described developments on the F-35 program. 20 June 2019 Thursday, 238-LUNCH-1 1230 - 1400 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 239-HUB-15 1300 - 1330 hrs this summer! Students from the Frontiers of Flight Museum Aero Lab camp will showcase their custom rubber-bandFuture 7 - 10th grade aerospace engineers have been working hard doing 3D modeling and experimentation powered balsas plane that they have designed using attendees, to provide best practices, feedback and tips! This is your chance help future aerospace engineers! This is a hands-on demonstration and they’re looking to you, AVIATION computer-aided drafting software and a 3D printer. 20 June 2019 Thursday, 240-HUB-16 1330 - 1400 hrs Come meet the author of First Man: The Life Neil A. Armstrong! James Hansen will be hosting a Q&A with the audience prior to introducing movie. aiaa.org/aviation 89 Cortez C Cortez D Inverness Fleur De Lis B Plum Blossom A 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3584 Aerodynamic Performance Improvements Due to Porosity in Wings at Moderate Re Hanna, G. Spedding, University of Y. Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3591 Study on Wing Rock Phenomenon of a Fighter Aircraft Using Free-To- and Dynamic Test Roll Wind Tunnel CFD Method Jang, Korea H. Chung, D. Cho, J. Kim, Y. Cheongju, South Korea Air Force Academy, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3577 Multi-mission Multi-objective Optimization in Commercial Aircraft Conceptual Design Cai, D. Rajaram, Mavris, Georgia Y. Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3583 A CFD-Based Assessment of Undulating Propulsion M. Kinzel, University of G. Loubimov, Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3590 Boundary-Layer Characteristics at the Onset of Leading-Edge Vortex Formation on Unsteady Airfoils A. H. Ramanathan, S. Narsipur, Gopalarathnam, North Carolina State Raleigh, NC University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3576 Development of Certification Module for Aircraft Early Design Atlanta, J. Xie, Georgia Institute of Technology, Auburn, Auburn University, GA; I. Chakraborty, AL; S. Briceno, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3582 of Flapping Investigation into Wake Wing of Robotic Bird L. Groot Koerkamp, de Santana, H. University of Hoeijmakers, K. Venner, Enschede, The Netherlands Twente, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3589 A numerical study on controlling flow separation via surface morphing in the form of backward traveling waves A&M A. Akbarzadeh, I. Borazjani, Texas College Station, TX University, Bio-Inspired Flows High Speed Aircraft Design Aircraft Requirements Studies II 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3575 System of Systems Model Building and Acausal Simulation Environment C. Doepp, J. Salyers, D. Menegay, P. Notestein, SynaptiCAD, Blacksburg, VA; D. Burnham, J. Luu, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3581 Study of Aerodynamic Performances of a Biologically Inspired Micro-UAV Testing by Wind Tunnel R. Bardera-Mora, A. Garcia-Magariño, E. Barroso, National Institute of Aerospace de Ardoz, Torrejon (INTA), Technology Spain; A. Rodriguez-Sevillano, Technical University of Madrid, Spain 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3588 Dynamics of a Separation Bubble Subject to Compliant Surface Motion L. Cattafesta, Wang, R. Richardson, T. K. Shoele, Florida State University, FL Tallahassee, Unsteady Flow Separation and Dynamic Stall Open Forum on Fluid Membrane Interactions 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3571 Development of Sonic Boom Prediction Code for Supersonic Based on Augmented Transports Burgers Equation Song, B. J. Qiao, Z. Han, W. Xi’an, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China; G. Zha, University of Miami, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3574 for An Optimization Tool Preliminary Concept Design of Guided Air to Ground Munitions ROKETSAN M. Akgul, G. Aydin, D. Varol, Missile Industries, Inc., Ankara, Turkey 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3580 Experimental Determination of Profile and Induced Drag Components in a Biomimetic Design with Grids MAV R. Bardera-Mora, A. Garcia-Magariño, E. Barroso, National Institute of Aerospace Madrid, Spain; A. (INTA), Technology University of Rodriguez-Sevillano, Technical Madrid, Spain 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3587 Dynamic Stall Control with Impulsive Jet Kim, J. M. Lee, S. T. Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science and Gwangju, South Korea Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3570 Nozzle Jet Effects for a Generic Fighter Conceptual Design Tool Guevara, M. Moening, B. Smith, V. Lockheed Martin Yagle, P. D. Finley, TX Corporation, Fort Worth, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3573 Statistical Usage of BAe-146 and RJ-85 Airtankers in Forest Service Operation L. Kliment, K. Rokhsaz, Wichita State Wichita, KS; J. Nelson, B. University, Forest Service, Boise, ID Terning, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3579 Effect of wing deformation by camber angle on aerodynamic performance of flapping micro air vehicles H. Cho, J. Lee, C. Kim, S. Shin, S. Yoon, Seoul, South Seoul National University, Korea 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3586 Numerical investigation of dynamic stall suppression with steady- blowing jet Kim, J. Lee, S. Jee, Gwangju J. Kim, T. Institute of Science and Technology, Gwangju, South Korea Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 241-ACD-10 CRISLER, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Sierra Nevada Corporation and W. Chaired by: D. LEVY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3569 Comparison of Methods to Predict Aerodynamic Center Shift due to Bodies Anemaat, D. van Dommelen, A. D’Silva, W. DARcorporation, Lawrence, KS 20 June 2019 Thursday, 242-ACD-11 Chaired by: C. BIL, RMIT University and S. SWAINE, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Chaired by: C. BIL, RMIT University and S. SWAINE, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3572 for Urban Air Transportation Melbourne Metropolitan Area C. Bil, RMIT University, L. Swadesir, Bundoora, Australia 20 June 2019 Thursday, 243-ADS-14/APA-30/FD-28 1400 - 1730 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 244-APA-31 AFRL/RWPI and C. PASILIAO, Chaired by: H. HOEIJMAKERS, University of Twente 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3578 Interferences in the Wind Velocities Measurements in the Mars 2020 Rover at High Reynolds number R. Bardera- A. Garcia-Magariño, S. Sor, Mora, J. Muñoz, National Institute of de Torrejon (INTA), Aerospace Technology Ardoz, Spain 20 June 2019 Thursday, 245-APA-32 North Carolina State University and C. TILMANN, AFRL/RQV Chaired by: A. GOPALARATHNAM, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3585 Low-order modeling of dynamic stall in vertical-axis wind turbines A. Suresh Babu, Gopalarathnam, North Raleigh, NC Carolina State University,
90 aiaa.org/aviation Morocco Cortez A Cortez B Plum Blossom B 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3597 Matching of Conditions Transient in a Blow-Down Hypersonic Wind Tunnel J. Maxwell, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3596 Scaling of Distortion Caused by Crossing Shock-Wave/Boundary- Layer Interactions M. Schwartz, R. Bond, J. Schmisseur, Tullahoma, University of Tennessee, TN Tullahoma, Active Flow Control III High-Speed Aerodynamics 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3595 Passive Flow Control on Crossing Shock-Wave/Boundary-Layer Interactions R. Bond, J. M. Schwartz, K. Stamper, University of Tennessee, Schmisseur, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3601 Open- and closed loop control on a D-shaped bluff body equipped with Coanda actuation University Oswald, R. Semaan, Technical P. of Braunschweig, Germany; B. Noack, National Center for Scientific France Research (CNRS), Orsay, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3605 Forced Oscillation WindTunnel for Dynamic Characteristic of Tests Aircraft Choi, H. Chung, Republic of S. Lee, Y. Cheongju, South Korea Air Force Academy, Korea 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3609 Fast and Accurate Aerodynamic Predictions Using Unsteady CFD Sundaram, S. Agrawal, Northrop P. Grumman Corporation, Redondo Beach, CA System Characterization Using Applied CFD Experimental Design and Measurement Techniques 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3594 Viscous Corrections for Hypersonic Air Intake Using CFD Simulations N. Sinha, R. G, B. Modi, Indian Institute of Madras, Chennai, India Technology 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3600 Drag Reduction on an Turbulent Jets Aircraft Wing Using Wall M. Baig, N. Hasan, Aligarh M. Varshney, Aligarh, India Muslim University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3604 Multi-rotor wake propagation investigation for atmospheric sampling New Mexico State G. Throneberry, Las Cruces, NM; C. Hocut, Army University, White Sands Missile Research Laboratory, Shu, A. Abdelkefi, New Range, NM; F. Las Cruces, NM Mexico State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3608 CFD Assisted QLPV Representation of a 2-DOF Flat Plate Farrell, M. Kinzel, University of Central W. Florida, Orlando, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3593 Experimental and Computational Results of a Cone-Slice-Ramp Geometry at Mach 6 University of Tennessee, E. Vogel, Knoxville, TN; B. Chynoweth, Lafayette, IN; J. West Purdue University, Knoxville, University of Tennessee, Coder, Purdue Knoxville, TN; S. Schneider, Lafayette, IN West University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3599 Lift-to-Drag Ratio Enhancement for a Wing Using Thermal Forcing M. Baig, Aligarh A. Varshney, M. Varshney, Aligarh, India Muslim University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3603 Support Interference on the Subsonic Aerodynamics of a Planetary Entry Capsule Old Dominion C. Neill, Britcher, M. Schoenenberger, Norfolk, VA; University, D. Cox, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3607 of Implementation and Verification Computational Aerodynamics for Manoeuvring Air Vehicles S. Peng, O. Grundestam, L. Tysell, Swedish Defense Research Agency (FOI), Stockholm, Sweden Chaired by: J. MAXWELL, Naval Research Laboratory and N. HALL, Lockheed Martin Corporation 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3592 Mixed Limitations of Two-Shock Compression Intakes at Hypersonic Mach Numbers Embry-Riddle Aeronautical A. Vedam, Daytona Beach, FL; M. Devaraj, University, G. Jagadeesh, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 20 June 2019 Thursday, 247-APA-34 Chaired by: A. CIARELLA, Aircraft Research Association and M. DESALVO 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3598 Aerodynamic and Transition Analysis of the Hybrid Laminar Flow ControlWing at ARA Wind Tunnel Aircraft Wong, A. Ciarella, S. Lawson, P. Research Association, Ltd., Bedford, United Kingdom; M. Mughal, Imperial College London, United Kingdom 20 June 2019 Thursday, 248-APA-35 Chaired by: R. SPETH, Air Force Research Laboratory and C. BRITCHER, Old Dominon University 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3602 Design of a Modular Boundary Layer Bleed System for a Supersonic Wind Tunnel C. Thomas, North Carolina State University, Case Western Raleigh, NC; A. Carney, Cleveland, OH; J. Tam, Reserve University, Kirtland Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, NM 20 June 2019 Thursday, 249-APA-36 SUNDARAM and S. PENG, FOI - Swedish Defence Research Agency Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3606 Coupled Flight Mechanics based on Reduced Order Models for use in Stability Analysis Tiltrotor D. Jones, A. Gaitonde, S. J. Wakefield, Medina, University of Bristol, United Kingdom Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 246-APA-33 aiaa.org/aviation 91 Topaz Steuben Edelweiss Travertine 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3616 Design Considerations for Weather Aware Planner Traffic the TASAR Lewis, K. Burke, M. Underwood, D. T. Wing, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3623 Adherence to best descent profiles - An analysis of the relative vertical (in)efficiency at four major European airports Pasutto, E. Hoffman, K. Zeghal, P. France EUROCONTROL, Brétigny, AUVSI Tracy Lamb Tracy 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3615 In-Flight Evaluation of the Traffic Planner on the NASA HU-25A Aware Guardian Aircraft NASA Barney, Lewis, T. M. Underwood, T. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3622 Dimensional Mission Profile Two Optimization Algorithm for Noise Abatement and Fuel Efficiency during Departure and Arrival R. Liem, Hong Kong Lyu, D. Kim, Y. New University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Territories, 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3629 Exploring human factors issues for urban air mobility operations Edwards, San Jose State University, T. J. Keeler, Moffett Field, CA; S. Verma, Moffett NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3614 Simulation and Flight Test Traffic Environments for the TASAR Planner Aware M. Underwood, B. Buck, NASA Barney, T. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3621 System A Study on a Flexible Track Data based on Long-term Weather Nakamura, K. Kageyama, Electronic Y. Japan Navigation Research Institute, Tokyo, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3628 Urban air mobility (UAM) vehicle design considerations to facilitate future accident investigation M. Schuurman, B. Rattanagraikanakorn, Delft C. Kassapoglou, R. De Breuker, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands Dennis Shomko DronSystems Limited Urban Air Mobility II Pilot Ops and Decision Support 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3613 Operations Onboard Initial TASAR Alaska Airlines D. Wing, K. Burke, Ballard, NASA Hampton, Langley Research Center, J. Henderson, Engility Corporation, VA; Alaska Airlines, MA; J. Woodward, Andover, Seattle, WA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3620 Optimal Trajectory Real-Time to Rendezvous Generation for UAV with an Aerial Orbit University of S. McDonald, Z. Wang, Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3627 Flow for Investigation of Traffic in Dynamic ICAO ODM Vehicles Addressing Process University S. Ghayouraneh, El-Ghazaly, of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR; J. Rankin, South Dakota School of Mines and SD Rapid City, Technology, Trajectory and Profile Optimization Trajectory Realizing Large-Scale UAS operations in High-Density Urban Airspace 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3612 Loss of Control In Flight – time to re-define? M. Bromfield, Coventry University, United Kingdom; S. Landry, Coventry, Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3619 Optimal Rendezvous of Unmanned via Aerial and Ground Vehicles Sequential Convex Programming S. McDonald, University of Z. Wang, Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3626 Mission Planner Algorithm for Urban Air Mobility – Initial Performance Characterization J. Maddalon, G. N. Guerreiro, R. Butler, Hagen, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3611 Passive Sidesticks and Hard Landings - Is there a Link? M. Bromfield, S. Scott, A. Wolfert, F. Coventry, Stedmon, Coventry University, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3618 Graph-Search Descent and Optimization Approach Trajectory Based on Enhanced Aircraft Energy Management R. Andreu Altava, J. Mere, Airbus, Toulouse, Miquel, French Civil France; D. Delahaye, T. France Toulouse, University, Aviation 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3625 Online Flight Planner with Dynamic Obstacles for Urban Air Mobility Wei, M. Brittain, P. J. Bertram, X. Yang, Ames, IA Iowa State University, Purdue University Apoorv Maheshwari Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 250-ATOMS-17 Chaired by: D. WING, NASA Langley Research Center and A. CAMPBELL 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3610 Pilot Evaluation of Proposed Go-Around Criteria for Transport Aircraft A. Campbell, Federal Aviation NJ; P. Administration, Atlantic City, Moffett Zaal, San Jose State University, Field, CA; S. Shah, Federal Aviation NJ; J. Administration, Atlantic City, Administration, Federal Aviation Schroeder, Moffett Field, CA 20 June 2019 Thursday, 251-ATOMS-18 Airbus Operations SAS - Jets and R. ANDREU ALTAVA, Chaired by: D. LAX, GE Aviation 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3617 Climb for a Optimal Variable-Speed Fixed-Wing Aircraft R. Ghaemi, General Electric Company, D. Lax, General Electric Niskayuna, NY; Grand Rapids, MI; E. Westervelt, Company, Niskayuna, General Electric Company, General Electric M. Darnell, N. Visser, NY; Grand Rapids, MI Company, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 252-ATOMS-19 Rockwell Collins Chaired by: S. VERMA, NASA-Ames and J. BERTRAM, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3624 Exploration of Near term Potential Routes and Procedures for Urban Air Mobility Edwards, V. T. J. Keeler, S. Verma, Dulchinos, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 20 June 2019 Thursday, 253-ATOMS-20 1400 - 1700 hrs Panelists will discuss the challenges (and potential solutions) to realizing secure and safe high-density commercial operations of UAS in urban airspace. Some these Rapid growth in UAS development is opening the door for various commercial applications urban areas. rule-making bodies, and operated by different operators while ensuring secure communication channels. The aim of this session is to provide a common platform for industry, challenges include, but are not limited to, the ability to safely manage large collections of UAVs academia to further explore these issues. Panelists:
92 aiaa.org/aviation Madrid Obelisk A Obelisk B Coronado Ballroom 1700 hrs AIAA-2019-3645 Electrowetting-on-Dielectric Induced Bubble Dynamics and Surface Waves C. Chen, University of Missouri, R. Yan, Columbia, MO 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3644 PIV Measurement of Separation Bubble on an Airfoil at Low Reynolds Numbers Busan, D. Park, Pusan National University, South Korea; H. Shim, Kyungwoon Lee, Gumi, South Korea; Y. University, Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Daejeon, South Korea 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3638 A novel numerical scheme based on Active flux method for Hyperbolic heat equations in multidimensional space Roe, University of Michigan, Ann He, P. F. MI Ann Arbor, Arbor, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3643 Numerical Simulation of Fountain formation due to Twin-Jet impingement on Ground X. Zhang, R. Agarwal, L. Zhou, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3633 Understanding the dependence of turbulent flow modulation on the spacing between adjacent cubes on a backward-facing ramp K. Maki, E. Johnsen, University S. Tandon, MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3637 Development of Low Diffusive MLP Limiter for Meshless Method J. Huh, K. Kim, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3642 Numerical Simulation of Three Impacting on Dimensional Tank Water Wavy Xiao, Nanjing University of Jin, T. Y. Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, Industry Aviation Corporation China; B. Wu, Jingmen, China; H. Zhi, of China (AVIC), Nanjing University of Lu, M. Tong, Y. Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China LES Applications to Complex Flows Advances in Finite-Volume Methods Advances in Finite-Volume Fundamental Fluid Flows III: General Thursday Afternoon Forum 360: Building on Today’s Safety Foundation for Tomorrow’s Mobility Safety Foundation for Tomorrow’s Thursday Afternoon Forum 360: Building on Today’s 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3632 Reacting Dynamic Hybrid Reynolds- Navier-Stokes/Large- Averaged Eddy-Simulation of a Round Dual Mode Scramjet Combustor B. Bornhoft, E. Hassan, D. Peterson, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; E. Luke, Mississippi Mississippi State, MS State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3636 Nodal-Gradient Face-Averaged Approach to Cell-Centered Finite- Grids Method on Triangular Volume H. Nishikawa, National Institute of J. White, NASA Aerospace, Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3641 Direct Numerical Simulations of Channel Flows with Turbulent and Three-Dimensional Two- Superimposed Sinusoidal Roughness C. Brehm, S. Ganju, J. Davis, Bailey, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3631 Computational Study of Wing Tip Effect for the Flow Control Authority of DBD Plasma Actuator Abe, K. Asada, S. Sekimoto, T. University of Science, Fukudome, Tokyo Katsushika, Japan; H. Mamori, University of Electro-Communications, Chofu, Japan; University of Science, Tokyo Tatsukawa, T. Katsushika, Japan; et al. 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3635 A Comparative Study of Two Algorithms Finite Volume for Incompressible Flows on Unstructured Grids Ames, IA; M. J. Yin, Iowa State University, Fischels, Jacobs ESSCA Group, Huntsville, AL; R. Rajagopalan, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3640 Large Eddy Simulation of a behind a Body of Wake Turbulent Revolution at ReD = 5000 Peet, Arizona State University, Zhang, Y. F. AZ Tempe, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 254-CFD-18 SUBBAREDDY and P. Chaired by: J. KOMIVES, Air Force Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3630 Comparison of Computational and Experimental Results in the Wake Region Behind a Wall-Mounted Hemisphere in Supersonic Flow Ohio Aerospace Institute, D. Weston, Air Force Research Dayton, OH; S. Sherer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 255-CFD-19 Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, National Institute of Aerospace Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3634 A Framework for Analyzing the Accuracy of Pressure Temporal Projection Methods M. Karam, J. Sutherland, University of UT; Salt Lake City, Utah, Salt Lake City, M. Hansen, Sandia National Laboratories, Saad, University of Albuquerque, NM; T. UT Salt Lake City, Utah, Salt Lake City, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 256-F360-8 1400 - 1600 hrs Senior Vice President, Programs, Aurora Flight Sciences Moderator: Brian Yutko, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 257-FD-29 Chaired by: A. AHMED, Auburn University and K. KANISTRAS, of Alabama in Huntsville 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3639 A DNS Study to Investigate Suppression in Rotating Turbulence Pipe Flows C. Brehm, J. Davis, S. Ganju, Bailey, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY aiaa.org/aviation 93 Emerald Desoto A Manchester Fleur De Lis A 1630 hrs Panel - Future Force and Angle Measurement Needs/AIAA Working Group Topics NASA, and Devin Moderators: Ray Rhew, Burns, NASA 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3650 Investigation of Wall-Pressure Fluctuations in Three Pressure- Separation Induced Turbulent Bubbles L. A. Le Floc’h, Mohammed-Taifour, University of Québec, Dufresne, J. Weiss, Montréal, Canada 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3661 Balance Calibration and Use in the Era of Stress-Based Loads Monitoring St. The Boeing Company, M. Kammeyer, Louis, MO 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3655 Flow cavitation in a centrifugal pump; numerical studies using LES M. Ilie, G. Sullivan, Georgia Southern Statesboro, GA University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3660 Cavity Flow Control in a Low-Speed in Preparation for Flight Test Tunnel Annapolis, U.S. Naval Academy, M. Wood, Air Force Institute of MD; M. Reeder, AFB, OH; K. Wright-Patterson Technology, Granlund, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Experimental Design of a Unique Force Measurement System Calibration for Booster Loads NASA Langley Research Center, K. Toro, Hampton, VA 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3654 Response of Jointed-Structures in a Simultaneous PSP and Shock Tube: DIC with Comparison to Modeling E. Jones, A. Brink, D. Roettgen, K. Lynch, Sandia National J. Wagner, R. Kuether, Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; et al. 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3659 of Cavity-Store Flight Tests Interaction, Including Supersonic Conditions Air Force D. Prudhomme, M. Reeder, Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH; R. Schmit, I. Maatz, Johnson, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3649 Mode Turbulent Planar and Volumetric Dynamics of a Supersonic Separated/ Reattaching Flow G. Elliott, J. Dutton, University of B. Kirchner, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL Flight Testing in the Educational Environment II Flight Testing High-Speed Boundary-Layer Separation and Wakes Multiphysics and Cross-Disciplinary Flows, Applied Aerodynamics Special Session: Recent Advancements in Wind Tunnel Force and Angle Measurement Technology Special Session: Recent Advancements in Wind Tunnel 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Review and Road- Technology Angle Mapping of Wind Tunnel Measurement NASA Langley Research Center, K. Toro, Hampton, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3653 Numerical Simulation of Helicopter Water Ditching on Wavy Liu, Z. F. Xiao, J. Chen, M. Tong, Lu, T. Y. Zhu, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3658 Data Design of a Low-Cost RPAS Acquisition System for Education S. Koeberle, M. Rumpf, B. Scheufele, University of Munich, Hornung, Technical Munich, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3648 On the Three-Dimensional Separation in Shock/Boundary- Layer Interactions at Swept Corners Lu, University of Texas, R. Pulimidi, F. Arlington, TX 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Advancements in Rotating Balance Design and Data Technology Acquisition NASA Glenn Research J. Ponder, M. Woike, S. Parker, Cleveland, OH; P. Center, Commo, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3652 Coefficient of Study of Super-Lift Co-Flow Jet Airfoil and Its Power Consumption G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Wang, Y. Gables, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3657 Automatic-Ground Collision System (Auto-GCAS) for Avoidance Performance Limited Aircraft K. Gahan, R. Cobb, Air Force J. Carpenter, Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3647 Separated Flow Unsteadiness in a Mach 2 Swept Compression-Ramp Interaction Using High-Speed PSP University of Texas, Goller, T. L. Vanstone, Austin, TX; L. Mears, Florida State FL; N. Clemens, Tallahassee, University, Austin, TX University of Texas, Chaired by: R. RHEW, NASA Langley Research Center and D. BURNS Chaired by: R. RHEW, 1400 hrs Oral Presentation Design and Development of Additively Manufactured Force Balances D. Burns, NASA Langley Research Parker, P. Hampton, VA Center, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 258-FD-31 NASA Glenn Research Center and S. LAURENCE, University of Maryland, College Park Chaired by: M. VYAS, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3646 Separation dynamics of a spherical particle detaching from a two- dimensional ramp in hypersonic flow University S. Laurence, C. Sousa, Butler, of Maryland, College Park, Park, MD; R. Deiterding, University of Southampton, Highfield, United Kingdom 20 June 2019 Thursday, 259-FD-32 HOLZÄPFEL, DLR e.V. Chaired by: S. DUNN, Jacobs and F. 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3651 Compressibility Effects on the Discharge Coefficient of Small Diameter Ratio Sharp-Edged Orifices With and Without Downstream Chamfer NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, G. Webster, Greenbelt, MD; G. Coll, SAIC, M. Inc., Kandula, Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Aranyos, NASA T. Cape Canaveral, FL; B. Nufer, Cape Canaveral, FL Kennedy Space Center, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 260-FT-7 Pilot School and D. SPEAR Chaired by: A. FREEBORN, USAF Test 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3656 A Statistical Approach to Modeling Cavity Acoustics Using Natural of Flight Test Variation Soileau, C. Schubert-Kabban, D. Crowe, T. Wright- Air Force Institute of Technology, Patterson AFB, OH 20 June 2019 Thursday, 261-GT-11
94 aiaa.org/aviation Ming Wyeth Peridot the HUB 1630 hrs AIAA-2019-3667 Mode Pursuing Sampling Method Using Coordinate Perturbation for High-dimensional Expensive Black- box Optimization Long, Beijing Institute of T. Wu, Y. Beijing, China; R. Shi, Tsinghua Technology, Simon Beijing, China; G. Wang, University, Canada Surrey, Fraser University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3666 Numerical Algorithms for Solving Problems on Boundary-Value Reduced Dimensional Manifolds M. Grant, Purdue University, M. Sparapany, Lafayette, IN West 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Structural analysis of reconfiguration methods to mitigate sonic boom weather-related perturbations A&M University, Leal, D. Hartl, Texas P. College Station, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2019-3675 A closed advancing-layer method for generating curved boundary layer mesh R. Feuillet, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France; D. Marcum, Mississippi State Alauzet, Mississippi State, MS; F. University, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), Palaiseau, France First Man Screening Structured and Hybrid Meshing 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3665 Visualizing Engineering Design Two- Level Data Using a Modified Self-Organizing Map Clustering Approach Iowa State University, A. Kohl, E. Winer, Ames, IA 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Effects of Atmospheric Variation on In-Flight Sonic Boom Prediction with LIDAR College A&M University, C. Limbach, Texas Station, TX 1530 hrs AIAA-2019-3674 Study of the Interaction between and a Squire Cylinder with Vortex part of Structure made by Flexible Material Inoue, Nakayama, Y. H. Matsubara, W. H. Maekawa, University of Electro- Communications, Chofu, Japan Shape and Topology Optimization II Shape and Topology Emerging Methods, Algorithms, and Software Development 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3664 Optimization Low-thrust Trajectory Using a Large-Scale MDO Framework Gandarillas, J. Hwang, University of V. California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3670 Flutter Control Using Shape and Optimization Topology Ranjan, K. James, University of Illinois, P. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3673 High Quality CFD Meshing Using Automatic Partitioning and a Unified Sizing Field S. Beben, N. Bergemann, J. Bucklow, P. Inc., Whyman, International TechneGroup, Cambridge, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3663 Analysis of Uncertainty Techniques for Quantification Capability in Damaged Vehicle Composite Aircraft A&M B. Burrows, D. Allaire, Texas College Station, TX University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3669 Discrete Adjoint for Unsteady Incompressible Flows Using a Density-based Formulation R. Palacios, Imperial C. Venkatesan-Crome, College London, United Kingdom; Kattmann, Bosch, Renningen, Germany; T. University Technical R. Sanchez, N. Gauger, of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany; Economon, Bosch, Sunnyvale, CA T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3672 Automatic Generation of Near-Body Structured Grids Hao, Syracuse Y. J. Dannenhoffer, Syracuse, NY University, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 262-HUB-17 1400 - 1630 hrs mission to land a man on the moon, focusing Neil Armstrong and the years 1961-1969. Popcorn will be provided! help celebrate the momentous 50th anniversary of the Apollo, we will be playing, First Man, riveting story of NASA’s To 20 June 2019 Thursday, 263-MDO-19 Chaired by: L. LEIFSSON, Iowa State University and M. HENSON, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3662 A CAD-interoperable geometry parameterization for large-scale design optimization Ha, J. Hwang, University of Nascenzi, T. T. California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 20 June 2019 Thursday, 264-MDO-20 Chaired by: K. JAMES, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3668 Coupled Adjoints for Conjugate Density in Variable Heat Transfer Incompressible Flows Technical O. Burghardt, N. Gauger, University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Economon, Bosch, Sunnyvale, Germany; T. CA 20 June 2019 Thursday, 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Chaired by: S. KARMAN, Pointwise, Inc. and J. DANNENHOFFER, Syracuse University 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3671 Automation of Overset Structured Surface Mesh Generation on Complex Geometries Chan, S. Pandya, NASA Ames Research W. Moffett Field, CA; R. Haimes, Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA aiaa.org/aviation 95 Lalique Session Rooms Exposition Hall Grand Ballroom Peacock Terrace Coronado Ballroom Technical Session Foyers Technical James R. Hansen Professor Emeritus, History, Auburn University Professor Emeritus, History, Author, First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong Author, Friday Robert D. Gregg III The Boeing Company Networking Break Networking Break Friday Speaker Briefing Aerodynamics Award Lecture Aerodynamics Award ADS Banquet (Proof of Purchase Required) New Frontier: High Lift Prediction and Validation” “CFD’s Electric Propulsion Integration and Contributory Technologies Friday Plenary: Apollo’s Legacy and Impact on Modern Flight Friday Plenary: Apollo’s 1500 hrs AIAA-2019-3678 A comprehensive Approach to the Assessment of a Hybrid Electric Powertrain for Commuter Aircraft J. J. Hofmann, E. Stumpf, D. Weintraub, Aachen University, D. Pham, RWTH Koehler, BuB Aachen, Germany; M. Schneider, Agema, Aachen, Germany; et al. NASA Bill Barry Chief Historian 1430 hrs AIAA-2019-3677 A Study on “Through-the-Road”- Parallel-Hybrid Powertrains for Small Aircraft with Distributed Electric Propulsion Strathoff, M. Nuño Spiewak, K. P. Aachen E. Stumpf, RWTH Schröder, Aachen, Germany University, Thursday, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 266-TF-9 Chaired by: M. PATTERSON, NASA Langley Research Center and B. GERMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: M. PATTERSON, 1400 hrs AIAA-2019-3676 A Performance Analysis of Folding Conformal Propeller Blade Designs B. Litherland, J. Derlaga, NASA Langley Hampton, VA Research Center, 20 June 2019 Thursday, 267-NW-15 1600 - 1630 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 268-APA-41 1730 - 1830 hrs 20 June 2019 Thursday, 269-NW-16 1830 - 2100 hrs 21 June 2019 Friday, 270-SB-5 0730 - 0800 hrs 21 June 2019 Friday, 271-PLNRY-5 0800 - 0900 hrs Speakers: Friday, 21 June 2019 Friday, 272-NW-17 0900 - 0930 hrs
96 aiaa.org/aviation Cortez C Morocco Cortez D 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3687 Shock in a Control of a Transonic Serpentine Diffuser using Surface Fluidic Actuation A. Glezer, Burrows, B. Vukasinovic, T. Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, Active Flow Control IV 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3682 Exergy and Exergoeconomic Comparative Analysis Between Conventional and Hybrid Electric Propulsion Systems for a Regional Aircraft São Affonso, R. Gandolfi, Embraer, W. José dos Campos, Brazil; R. da Silva, Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil; S. Junior, University of São Paulo, Brazil 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3686 Directional Control of Finless Flying - An Assessment of Wing Vehicles Opportunities for Fluidic Actuation Crowther, W. Shearwood, M. Nabawy, T. University of Manchester , Manchester, BAE Systems, United Kingdom; C. Warsop, Bristol, United Kingdom Electric Aircraft Propulsion and Design Unmanned and Solar-Powered Vehicles Unmanned and Solar-Powered 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3690 A Comparison of Lift-Drag Raven Predictions for the US Army’s RQ-11 Using Helios and STAR-CCM+ J. Sagaga, Science and Technology Corporation, Moffett Field, CA; R. Comstock, San Luis California Polytechnic State University, Obispo, CA; S. Lam, University of Washington, R. Strawn, Army Aviation Seattle, WA; and Missile Research, Development Engineering Command, Moffett Field, CA; M. Fladeland, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; R. Dahlgren, California State Moffett Field, CA University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3681 Adjoint-Based Design of a Distributed Propulsion Concept with a Power Objective I. Ordaz, S. Rallabhandi, E. Nielsen, NASA Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3685 Characterization and Control of Nacelle Inlet Flow in Crosswind A. Glezer, D. Nichols, B. Vukasinovic, Atlanta, Georgia Institute of Technology, Palacios, The F. GA; M. DeFore, B. Rafferty, Chicago, IL Boeing Company, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3689 Effects Surface Temperature of Solar Panels Fixed Wing on Flight Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Performance N. Guido, S. Mohammadi, M. Hassanalian, New Mexico Institute of S. Bakhtiyarov, Socorro, NM Mining and Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3680 Conceptual Design Studies of Short Range Aircraft Configurations with Hybrid Electric Propulsion M. Iwanizki, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; M. German Aerospace Center (DLR), Arzberger, German Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany; M. Plohr, Aerospace Center (DLR), Cologne, Germany; D. Silberhorn, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hecken, German Hamburg, Germany; T. Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3684 The Effect of Active Boundary Layer Fence Spanwise Location on Swept Wing Performance A. Hussain, J. Bons, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Chaired by: J. SAGAGA and DOYLE, US Army CCDC AvMC 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3688 for a Propulsion System Testing Long-Endurance Solar-Powered Unmanned Aircraft University of Illinois, O. Dantsker, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; R. Deters, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL; M. Caccamo, Technical University of Munich, Garching, Germany Friday, 21 June 2019 Friday, 273-ACD-12 and D. WELLS, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics RAJ, Virginia Tech Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3679 Estimation for Primary Weight eVTOLs via Explicit Analysis and Surrogate Regression J. Smart, J. Alonso, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 21 June 2019 Friday, 274-APA-37 and Missile Center U. S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command – Aviation and M. CALVERT, Chaired by: A. GLEZER, Georgia Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3683 Active Fluidic Switching at High Mach Numbers M. Bacic, University of Oxford, M. Mair, Oxford, United Kingdom 21 June 2019 Friday, 275-APA-38 aiaa.org/aviation 97 Cortez A Cortez B Obelisk A Obelisk B 1200 hrs AIAA-2019-3704 Delayed Adaptive Wavelet-based Detached Eddy Simulation of Shock Boundary Layer Wave-Turbulent Interaction in a Compression Ramp Flow Tallahassee, X. Ge, Florida State University, Russian Academy of FL; O. Vasilyev, Russia; M. Hussaini, Sciences, Moscow, FL Tallahassee, Florida State University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3698 Computational Analysis of the External Aerodynamics of the Unpowered X-57 Mod-III Aircraft NASA Armstrong Flight Research S. Yoo, Edwards, CA; J. Duensing, NASA Center, Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3703 Improved Turbulence- Toward for Internal- Modeling Techniques Flow Applications M. Lakebrink, Mani, The Boeing St. Louis, MO; E. Rolfe, J. Company, Spyropoulos, Naval Air Systems Command, MD; D. Philips, S. Bose, Patuxent River, Inc., Palo Alto, Cascade Technologies, CA; et al. LES with Near-Wall Modeling LES with Near-Wall Distributed Propulsion Systems 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3697 The Aerodynamics of a Civil in Aerial Firefighting Transport L. Kliment, K. Rokhsaz, Wichita D. Varner, Wichita, KS State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3702 Compressible Flow Through a Diffusing Serpentine Inlet Duct Large Assessed with Wall-Modeled Eddy Simulation R. Thompson, J. Komives, Air Force Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH Aerodynamics of Complex Geometries Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification Verification, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3693 Analysis and Design of a Small-Scale Wingtip-Mounted Pusher Propeller Stokkermans, S. Nootebos, L. Veldhuis, T. Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3696 Aerodynamic Characterization of a Non-Lethal Finned Projectile at Low Subsonic Velocity B. Marinus, M. Pirlot, Royal de Briey, V. Brussels, Belgium Military Academy, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3701 Modeled Large-Eddy Wall Simulation Used with an Immersed- Boundary Method M. Zhang, Z. Zheng, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3707 & Learn: A data-driven Transform approach to nonlinear model reduction A. Marques, E. Qian, B. Kramer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA; K. Willcox, University of Austin, TX Texas, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3692 Analysis and Design of a Wing Edge Mounted Over- Trailing The-Wing Distributed Propeller Propulsion system A. Khajehzadeh, Delft University of L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3695 Recirculating Coherent Structures inside the Cove of a Bulb Sealed Slat Amaral, University of São Himeno, F. F. Paulo, São Carlos, Brazil; D. Souza, Federal University of São João del-Rei, João del-Rei, Brazil; D. Rodríguez, Federal Niterói, Brazil; M. Fluminense University, Medeiros, University of São Paulo, Carlos, Brazil 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3700 the Prediction of Towards Quantities Using Fluctuating Wall Immersed Boundary Conditions S. Deck, ONERA, Weiss, L. Manueco, P. Meudon, France 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3706 of calibrated k- ε model Validation parameters for jet-in-crossflow S. Beresh, Sandia National N. Miller, Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; J. Ray, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA Chaired by: G. ZHA, University of Miami and L. VELDHUIS, Delft Technical University of Technology Chaired by: G. ZHA, University of Miami and L. VELDHUIS, Delft Technical 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3691 Numerical Analysis of Propeller- Wing Interaction in Aircraft with Distributed Electric Propulsion Sharpe, R. Agarwal, Washington P. University in St. Louis, MO 21 June 2019 Friday, 277-APA-40 Chaired by: K. ROKHSAZ, Wichita State Univ and S. YOO 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3694 Numerical Analysis of Aerodynamics of a NACA4412 Airfoil above Wavy Surface Water Xiao, J. Chen, Nanjing University H. Zhi, T. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, Industry Aviation Corporation China; B. Wu, Jingmen, China; M. Tong, of China (AVIC), Z. Zhu, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China 21 June 2019 Friday, 278-CFD-21 Chaired by: Z. ZHENG, The University of Kansas and J. KOMIVES, Air Force Institute Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3699 Modeling non-equilibrium effects in wall modeled LES of high-speed flows North Carolina Subbareddy, B. Mettu, P. Raleigh, NC State University, 21 June 2019 Friday, 279-CFD-22 National Institute of Aerospace Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3705 Techniques Code-Verification for Hypersonic Reacting Flow in Thermochemical Nonequilibrium Sandia Weirs, B. Freno, Carnes, V. National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM Friday, 21 June 2019 Friday, 276-APA-39
98 aiaa.org/aviation Peridot Manchester Fleur De Lis A Coronado Ballroom Director Jim Scooler Aerodynamics Gulfstream Aerospace Conceptual Design Brian Hershberger Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Senior Manager, Advanced Development Programs, Senior Manager, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3712 Additive Multigrid with Scaled Correction for Implicit Compressible Flow Solvers A. Kashi, S. Nadarajah, McGill S. Vangara, Montréal, Canada University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3717 mixing of reacting flows; Turbulent numerical studies using LES M. Ilie, G. Sullivan, Georgia Southern Statesboro, GA University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3722 A Lagrangian-Eulerian Method for Simulating Electrospray Deposition M. Merrill, Naval Research D. Kessler, D.C. Washington, Laboratory, Jonathan Hartman Disruptive Technologies Lead Disruptive Technologies Solution Acceleration Techniques Sikorsky, A Lockheed Martin Company Sikorsky, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3711 A Study of p-multigrid Approach for the High Order FR/CPR Method E. Jourdan de Araujo Jorge Filho, Z. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Wang, Lawrence, KS 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3716 Effect of Structural Parameters Boundary Layer on Shock Wave Induced Panel Flutter Shinde, J. McNamara, D. Gaitonde, Ohio V. Columbus, OH State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3721 Impact of Inlet Gas Turbulent Intensity on the Characteristics of Droplets Generated in Airblast Atomization Ling, Baylor University, D. Jiang, Y. Johns Hopkins TX; G. Tryggvason, Waco, Baltimore, MD; S. Zaleski, University, Sorbonne, Paris, France Transition and Turbulence Interaction and Turbulence Transition Friday Forum 360: Accelerating Through the TRL Scale Multiphysics and Cross-Disciplinary Flows, Particles and Sprays 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3710 A review and optimization of the double passage methodology Alcobendas, Spain J. Contreras, ITP, 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3715 Interaction In Particle-Turbulence Homogeneous Isotropic Turbulence M. Cheikh, J. Chen, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3720 Numerical Simulation of Spatially Resolved Particle Deposition in Accelerating flows Forsyth, M. McGilvray, P. N. Vadgama, D. Gillespie, University of Oxford, United Kingdom Director Steve Ericson Advanced Design The Spaceship Company 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3709 Streamlined Convergence Acceleration for CFD Codes K. Thompson, M. O’Connell, NASA Langley Hampton, VA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3714 Numerical Simulation of Turbulent Junction Flows with Upstream Disturbances Z. Robison, J. Mosele, A. Gross, New Las Cruces, NM Mexico State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3719 Droplet Breakup Onset Modeling in Combination with Droplet Ratio Deformation Model National A. Garcia-Magariño, S. Sor, (INTA), Institute of Aerospace Technology de Ardoz, Spain; A. Velazquez, Torrejon University of Madrid, Technical Spain by Airbus 3 A Mark Cousin Chief Executive Officer Friday, 21 June 2019 Friday, 280-CFD-23 Chaired by: J. CONTRERAS, ITP Aero and K. THOMPSON, NASA Langley Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3708 GCRO with Dynamic Deflated Restarting for Solving Adjoint Systems of Equations for Aerodynamic Shape Optimization C. Chen, S. Nadarajah, McGill University, Montréal, Canada 21 June 2019 Friday, 281-F360-9 0930 - 1130 hrs NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Moderator: Starr Ginn, Deputy Aeronautics Research Director, Panelists: 21 June 2019 Friday, 282-FD-33 SUN, University of Minnesota and S. DUNN, Jacobs Chaired by: Y. 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3713 Suppressing subcritical transition in plane Poiseuille flow Sun, M. Hemati, University of Y. Cities, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota, Twin 21 June 2019 Friday, 283-FD-35 University of Central Florida Chaired by: S. BHATTACHARYA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3718 A Mathematic Model Based on Unstructured Mesh for Simulating Ice Accretion on Aircraft N. Chen, Southwest Petroleum University, Hu, H. Ji, Nanjing Chengdu, China; Y. University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Aero Engine Yuan, Nanjing, China; Y. Corporation of China (AECC), Chengdu, China; G. Cao, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China aiaa.org/aviation 99 Coral Emerald 1130 hrs AIAA-2019-3727 Surface Flow Visualization of the High Lift Common Research Model M. Koklu, L. Pack Melton, J. Lin, Hannon, M. Andino, K. Paschal, NASA Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2019-3726 Sweeping Jet Flow Control on the Version of the Simplified High-Lift Common Research Model L. Pack Melton, J. Lin, Hannon, M. Koklu, M. Andino, K. Paschal, NASA Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Transformational Flight - SciTech Rolling Recap Flight - SciTech Transformational Special Session High Lift CRM Testing at the Langley 14x22 Wind Tunnel Special Session High Lift CRM Testing 1030 hrs AIAA-2019-3725 NASA Common Research Model: A History and Future Plans M. Rivers, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2019-3724 Comparative Study of Active Flow Control Strategies for Lift Enhancement of a Simplified High- Lift Configuration NASA Langley Research Center, Vatsa, V. B. Duda, Dassault Systemes, Hampton, VA; Munich, Germany; J. Lin, L. Pack Melton, D. Lockard, M. O’Connell, NASA Langley et al. Hampton, VA; Research Center, Chaired by: M. RIVERS, NASA Langley Research Center and R. PARYZ, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: M. RIVERS, NASA Langley Research Center and R. PARYZ, 0930 hrs AIAA-2019-3723 of Active Flow Testing Wind Tunnel Control on the High Lift Common Research Model J. Lin, L. Pack Melton, Hannon, M. Andino, M. Koklu, K. Paschal, NASA Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, et al. 21 June 2019 Friday, 285-TF-10 0930 - 1200 hrs Friday, 21 June 2019 Friday, 284-GT-12
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Abate, G., 102-APA-14 Ariyibi, S., 129-VSTOL-1 Batista, A., 84-FD-11 Bock, J., 28-LTA-1 Abdelkefi, A., 122-MDO-7, 248-APA-35 Arizmendi, B., 197-NIA-1 Battiato, J., 87-GT-5 Bodart, J., 216-APA-28 Abdelmoula, H., 189-FD-22 Armanini, S., 91-MST-3 Bauerheim, M., 215-APA-27 Boden, B., 56-MDO-3 Abe, T., 254-CFD-18 Arora, A., 35-ACD-4 Bazin, J., 36-ADS-2 Bode-Oke, A., 160-FD-17 Acheson, M., 197-NIA-1 Arteaga, R., 88-ITAR-1 Beard, S., 57-MST-2 Bodony, D., 226-FD-27 Achleitner, J., 14-APA-2 Arzberger, M., 273-ACD-12 Beaty, J., 175-ADS-11 Bolander, C., 122-MDO-7 Acosta, G., 153-ATOMS-11, 194-MDO-12, Asad, F., 103-APA-15 Beaugendre, H., 151-ASE-3 Bolinches-Gisbert, M., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 197-NIA-1 Asada, K., 254-CFD-18 Beaulac, S., 173-ACD-8 Bond, R., 246-APA-33 Acuff, C., 88-ITAR-1 Asghar, A., 149-APA-19 Beben, P., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Bons, J., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 274-APA-37 Adami, T., 219-ATOMS-15 Ash, R., 74-ASE-1 Beck, J., 61-TP-3 Borazjani, I., 245-APA-32 Adamovich, I., 61-TP-3, 125-PDL-4 Ashton, N., 50-FD-7 Becker, G., 15-APA-3 Borer, N., 26-FT-1/TF-1, 163-GA-1, 233-TF-8 Adler, E., 21-CPS-1 Ashuri, T., 166-MDO-10 Bégou, G., 155-CFD-12 Borgoltz, A., 85-FD-12 Affonso, W., 273-ACD-12 Ashworth, R., 224-FD-25 Behere, A., 93-TF-4 Borker, R., 144-ADS-8 Aftosmis, M., 213-APA-25 Atkins, E., 127-TF-5 Behjat, A., 153-ATOMS-11, 195-MDO-13 Borner, A., 117-FD-15 Agarwal, R., 41-APA-7, 103-APA-15, 155- Atwood, D., 163-GA-1 Behlman, N., 50-FD-7 Bornhoft, B., 254-CFD-18 CFD-12, 257-FD-29, 276-APA-39 Avallone, F., 72-APA-11 Beijer, B., 157-DE-2 Bose, S., 278-CFD-21 Agrawal, D., 103-APA-15 Avanesian, D., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Belisle, M., 23-FD-2, 49-FD-6, 117-FD-15 Bosson, C., 220-ATOMS-16 Agrawal, S., 249-APA-36 Avery, A., 151-ASE-3 Belleville, M., 123-MDO-8 Bosson, N., 27-GT-2 Aguirre, M., 42-APA-8 Avery, P., 144-ADS-8 Belligoli, Z., 53-GT-4 Bottai, A., 178-APA-22 Ahmad, J., 16-APA-4 Awasthi, M., 190-FD-23 Bellosta, T., 197-NIA-1 Bouhlel, M., 122-MDO-7 Ahmed, A., 257-FD-29 Aydin, G., 242-ACD-11 Bencic, T., 146-AMT-5 Boustani, J., 144-ADS-8 Ahn, E., 121-ITAR-2 Azevedo, J., 41-APA-7 Bendarkar, M., 9-ACD-1, 93-TF-4, 163-GA-1 Boutin, Y., 173-ACD-8 Ahuja, V., 9-ACD-1, 68-ACD-5, 91-MST-3 Baaren, E., 43-ATOMS-3 Benedict, M., 124-MST-4 Boyd, I., 128-TP-6, 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Ait Oumeziane, A., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Babinsky, H., 83-FD-10 Benek, J., 83-FD-10, 185-CFD-15 Boyda, M., 217-APA-29 Akbarzadeh, A., 245-APA-32 Bacic, M., 179-APA-23, 274-APA-37 Ben-Gida, H., 214-APA-26 Brandis, A., 60-TP-2, 128-TP-6, 169-TP-8 Akgul, M., 242-ACD-11 Backhaus, T., 90-MDO-5 Benichou, E., 9-ACD-1 Brandt, S., 106-ATOMS-7, 153-ATOMS-11 Akila, H., 149-APA-19 Baddoo, P., 49-FD-6, 73-APA-12 Benson, K., 80-DE-1 Brat, G., 18-ATOMS-2 Alauzet, F., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 78-CFD-6/ Bae, E., 200-VSTOL-2 Benton, S., 20-CFD-2/FD-1, 160-FD-17 Braza, M., 39-APA-5 MVCE-2, 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Baeder, J., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Beresh, S., 24-FD-3, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL- Brehm, C., 50-FD-7, 51-FD-8, 144-ADS-8, Alberti, A., 31-PDL-1 Baerny, J., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 150-APA-20, 6, 279-CFD-22 184-CFD-14, 257-FD-29 Aleman Chona, M., 188-FD-21 217-APA-29 Berexa, E., 174-ADS-10 Brelje, B., 89-MDO-4 Alexandrov, N., 233-TF-8 Baig, M., 247-APA-34 Bergemann, N., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Bretl, T., 86-FT-3 Allaire, D., 204-MDO-14, 263-MDO-19 Bailey, S., 257-FD-29 Berger, S., 215-APA-27 Brézillon, J., 89-MDO-4 Allen, B., 233-TF-8 Bailly, D., 42-APA-8 Bergeron, K., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 36-ADS-2, 99- Briceno, S., 9-ACD-1, 32-TF-2, 59-TF-3, 93- Allen, C., 40-APA-6, 104-APA-16 Baines, A., 157-DE-2 ADS-7, 144-ADS-8, 145-ADS-9, 174-ADS-10, TF-4, 127-TF-5, 163-GA-1, 242-ACD-11 Allison, D., 88-ITAR-1 Bakhtiyarov, S., 80-DE-1, 189-FD-22, 275- 216-APA-28, 243-ADS-14/APA-30/FD-28 Brink, A., 259-FD-32 Alonso, J., 185-CFD-15, 273-ACD-12 APA-38 Bergmann, D., 86-FT-3 Britcher, C., 53-GT-4, 197-NIA-1, 248-APA-35 Altamirano, G., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 53-GT-4 Balabanov, V., 229-MDO-15 Bergotti, D., 212-ADS-13 Brittain, M., 252-ATOMS-19 Altmann, H., 144-ADS-8 Balachandar, S., 156-CFD-13 Berk, B., 103-APA-15 Bromfield, M., 250-ATOMS-17 Altybayeva, A., 157-DE-2 Balan, A., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Bernardos, L., 41-APA-7 Bronz, M., 16-APA-4, 103-APA-15 Alunni, A., 60-TP-2 Baldomir, A., 80-DE-1 Berndt, D., 58-PDL-2 Brooks, S., 188-FD-21 Alvarez, E., 16-APA-4 Ballard, K., 250-ATOMS-17 Berry, S., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Broughton, C., 87-GT-5 Alvarez, J., 41-APA-7 Ballin, M., 127-TF-5 Bertram, J., 252-ATOMS-19 Browaeys, V., 55-MDO-2 Alves, L., 19-CFD-1 Banerjee, P., 219-ATOMS-15 Bertrand, X., 80-DE-1 Brown, A., 105-ASE-2, 181-ASE-4 Amadori, K., 35-ACD-4 Barad, M., 144-ADS-8 Beyak, E., 147-APA-17 Brown, M., 17-ATOMS-1 Amaral, F., 277-APA-40 Bardazzi, L., 27-GT-2 Bhabra, M., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Browne, O., 51-FD-8 Amaya, M., 53-GT-4 Bardera-Mora, R., 244-APA-31 Bhagat, N., 232-MVCE-4 Brucculeri, J., 194-MDO-12 Ambert, V., 90-MDO-5 Bardet, P., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Bhagwat, R., 116-FD-14 Brune, A., 60-TP-2 Amitay, M., 115-FD-13 Baris, E., 53-GT-4 Bharadwaj, R., 173-ACD-8 Buck, B., 250-ATOMS-17 Ancel, E., 76-ATOMS-6 Barjhoux, P., 56-MDO-3 Bhardwaj, P., 129-VSTOL-1 Bucklow, J., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Anderson, B., 11-ADS-1, 36-ADS-2, 69-ADS-4 Barnes, C., 225-FD-26 Bhasme, B., 225-FD-26 Buecher, D., 211-ADS-12 Anderson, W., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Barney, T., 250-ATOMS-17 Bhattacharya, S., 189-FD-22, 283-FD-35 Bui, T., 88-ITAR-1 Andino, M., 284-GT-12 Barnhardt, M., 60-TP-2 Bibb, K., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Bulusu, V., 220-ATOMS-16 André, N., 200-VSTOL-2 Barone, M., 24-FD-3, 223-FD-24 Bichon, B., 183-ATOMS-13 Bunting, L., 151-ASE-3 Andreu Altava, R., 251-ATOMS-18 Barrenechea, G., 159-FD-16 Bil, C., 35-ACD-4, 242-ACD-11 Buonanno, M., 148-APA-18 Anemaat, W., 34-ACD-3, 241-ACD-10 Barrett, R., 200-VSTOL-2 Bilionis, I., 218-ATOMS-14 Burchett, B., 91-MST-3, 102-APA-14 Ansell, P., 14-APA-2, 27-GT-2, 58-PDL-2, Barroso, E., 244-APA-31 Bin, J., 104-APA-16 Burgett, L., 68-ACD-5 86-FT-3, 178-APA-22 Barrow, C., 199-TP-9 Birch, B., 60-TP-2 Burghardt, O., 264-MDO-20 Antcliff, K., 59-TF-3 Barrows, B., 219-ATOMS-15 Birch, D., 72-APA-11 Burke, K., 250-ATOMS-17 Anusonti-Inthra, P., 200-VSTOL-2 Barry, C., 36-ADS-2, 99-ADS-7 Bisek, N., 51-FD-8, 161-FD-19, 232-MVCE-4 Burnham, D., 242-ACD-11 Anzagira, A., 197-NIA-1 Bartels, R., 70-APA-9, 101-APA-13 Bixler, B., 102-APA-14 Burns, D., 100-AMT-4, 261-GT-11 Apel, U., 28-LTA-1 Bartoli, N., 55-MDO-2, 122-MDO-7, 195-MDO-13 Black, J., 76-ATOMS-6 Burns, R., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Appel, T., 224-FD-25 Barton, R., 175-ADS-11 Blaesser, N., 34-ACD-3, 55-MDO-2 Burrows, B., 263-MDO-19 Aram, S., 179-APA-23 Bartow, W., 87-GT-5 Blanco, A., 168-PDL-5 Burrows, T., 274-APA-37 Aranyos, T., 189-FD-22, 259-FD-32 Bartram, S., 85-FD-12 Blanco, M., 87-GT-5 Burt, J., 68-ACD-5, 169-TP-8 Araya, G., 161-FD-19, 232-MVCE-4 Bart-Smith, H., 189-FD-22 Bleu-Laine, M., 163-GA-1 Burton, D., 154-CFD-11 Arbelo, M., 212-ADS-13 Bashor, I., 27-GT-2 Bliamis, C., 97-ACD-6 Bury, Y., 216-APA-28 Aref, P., 71-APA-10 Bassi, F., 184-CFD-14 Bloebaum, C., 166-MDO-10, 220-ATOMS-16 Bush, R., 50-FD-7 Aretskin-Hariton, E., 229-MDO-15 Bastian, M., 105-ASE-2 Blondeau, J., 169-TP-8 Butler, C., 27-GT-2, 258-FD-31 Ariff, O., 127-TF-5 Bathel, B., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 146-AMT-5 Bmegaptche Tekap, Y., 39-APA-5 Butler, L., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 aiaa.org/aviation 101 AUTHOR AND SESSION CHAIR INDEX
Butler, R., 252-ATOMS-19 Chandramouli, P., 184-CFD-14 17, 246-APA-33 Dannenhoffer, J., 196-MVCE-3, 232-MVCE- Butte, C., 92-PDL-3 Chang, C., 25-FD-4 Coen, P., 148-APA-18 4, 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Buttsworth, D., 83-FD-10 Chang, F., 191-GA-2 Coheur, J., 169-TP-8 Dantsker, O., 91-MST-3, 118-FT-4, 275-APA-38 Byun, G., 217-APA-29 Chao, H., 253-ATOMS-20 Cole, J., 59-TF-3 Danvin, F., 19-CFD-1 Caccamo, M., 118-FT-4, 275-APA-38 Chapman, J., 229-MDO-15 Coley, M., 124-MST-4 Dard, G., 107-ATOMS-8 Cai, J., 77-BA-1, 109-BA-2 Charbonnier, D., 39-APA-5 Coll, G., 259-FD-32 Darnell, M., 251-ATOMS-18 Cai, T., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Charlton, E., 200-VSTOL-2 Collazo Garcia, A., 14-APA-2, 27-GT-2 da Silva, R., 41-APA-7, 273-ACD-12 Cai, Y., 9-ACD-1, 34-ACD-3, 242-ACD-11 Chatelain, P., 33-TP-1, 159-FD-16 Collins, G., 223-FD-24 Datta, K., 108-ATOMS-9 Calhoun, S., 219-ATOMS-15 Chatterji, G., 108-ATOMS-9, 124-MST-4 Colombo, A., 184-CFD-14 Daum, J., 36-ADS-2, 37-ADS-3, 98-ADS-5, Calkins, F., 53-GT-4 Chattopadhyay, A., 44-ATOMS-4 Combs, C., 27-GT-2, 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 159-FD-16 145-ADS-9 Callaghan, P., 227-FT-6 Chauhan, S., 123-MDO-8 Comer, A., 91-MST-3 Davenport, L., 71-APA-10, 105-ASE-2, 181-ASE-4 Callantine, T., 43-ATOMS-3 Chavarin, A., 82-FD-9 Commo, S., 180-APA-24, 261-GT-11 Davidson, J., 175-ADS-11, 212-ADS-13 Calvert, M., 274-APA-37 Chawner, J., 45-CFD-3 Comstock, R., 275-APA-38 Davidson, T., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Cameron, J., 109-BA-2 Chee Hong, T., 106-ATOMS-7 Condotta, R., 76-ATOMS-6 Davies, C., 157-DE-2 Campbell, A., 57-MST-2, 250-ATOMS-17 Cheikh, M., 282-FD-33 Cone, A., 153-ATOMS-11, 220-ATOMS-16 Davies, M., 18-ATOMS-2 Campbell, R., 147-APA-17, 178-APA-22 Chen, C., 219-ATOMS-15, 257-FD-29, 280- Connolly, K., 36-ADS-2 Davis, D., 24-FD-3 Candler, G., 83-FD-10, 116-FD-14 CFD-23 Contreras, J., 280-CFD-23 Davis, J., 50-FD-7, 257-FD-29 Canin, D., 118-FT-4 Chen, F., 88-ITAR-1 Cooke, E., 224-FD-25 Davis, T., 87-GT-5 Cao, G., 283-FD-35 Chen, G., 42-APA-8, 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Cooke, N., 183-ATOMS-13 Davis, W., 223-FD-24 Cao, T., 184-CFD-14 Chen, H., 73-APA-12 Cooperman, A., 216-APA-28 Davoudi, B., 16-APA-4 Capecelatro, J., 156-CFD-13 Chen, J., 49-FD-6, 71-APA-10, Corbetta, M., 219-ATOMS-15 Dawson, S., 82-FD-9 Caprace, D., 159-FD-16 183-ATOMS-13, 231-MDO-17, 259-FD-32, Corcione, S., 34-ACD-3 Deaton, J., 231-MDO-17 Capristan, F., 76-ATOMS-6 277-APA-40, 282-FD-33 Corke, T., 24-FD-3, 85-FD-12 Debattista, J., 43-ATOMS-3 Caracuel Rubio, R., 16-APA-4 Chen, M., 34-ACD-3, 72-APA-11 Corle, E., 200-VSTOL-2 De Breuker, R., 252-ATOMS-19 Carbonneau, X., 9-ACD-1, 42-APA-8 Chen, N., 283-FD-35 Corman, J., 195-MDO-13 de Briey, V., 277-APA-40 Carithers, C., 129-VSTOL-1 Chen, O., 44-ATOMS-4 Cornell, P., 233-TF-8 DeCarlo, E., 183-ATOMS-13 Carnes, B., 279-CFD-22 Chen, P., 191-GA-2 Corral, R., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Deck, S., 278-CFD-21 Carney, A., 121-ITAR-2, 248-APA-35 Chen, S., 128-TP-6 Corrêa, F., 118-FT-4 Deere, K., 180-APA-24 Carpenter, F., 89-MDO-4, 122-MDO-7 Chen, Y., 34-ACD-3 Corrigan, A., 112-CFD-10, 154-CFD-11 Dees, P., 177-APA-21 Carpenter, J., 260-FT-7 Chernikov, A., 221-CFD-16 Costello, M., 145-ADS-9, 174-ADS-10 Defoort, S., 56-MDO-3 Carpenter, M., 111-CFD-9 Chetan, M., 165-MDO-9 Cottier, S., 159-FD-16 DeFore, M., 274-APA-37 Carrere, A., 88-ITAR-1 Cheung, K., 101-APA-13 Coupe, J., 43-ATOMS-3 DeGarmo, M., 127-TF-5 Carroll, D., 58-PDL-2, 92-PDL-3 Chin, T., 231-MDO-17 Courtin, C., 103-APA-15, 200-VSTOL-2 Degroote, J., 55-MDO-2 Carroll, M., 57-MST-2 Ching, E., 156-CFD-13 Cowart, R., 148-APA-18 Deiterding, R., 258-FD-31 Carter, C., 226-FD-27 Chism, K., 100-AMT-4 Cox, D., 26-FT-1/TF-1, 248-APA-35 Delahaye, D., 251-ATOMS-18 Carter, D., 68-ACD-5 Chmielarski, V., 181-ASE-4 Crabé, C., 9-ACD-1 Delattre, G., 155-CFD-12 Caruy Povoa, P., 212-ADS-13 Cho, D., 245-APA-32 Craig, S., 116-FD-14, 161-FD-19 DeLaurentis, D., 218-ATOMS-14, Carvalho, L., 41-APA-7 Cho, H., 244-APA-31 Craig Penner, D., 47-CFD-5 220-ATOMS-16, 253-ATOMS-20 Carvalho, M., 39-APA-5 Choi, J., 185-CFD-15 Cramer, C., 53-GT-4 Della Vecchia, P., 34-ACD-3 Cary, A., 45-CFD-3 Choi, S., 35-ACD-4, 194-MDO-12 Cramer, N., 70-APA-9, 101-APA-13 Del Rey Fernández, D., 111-CFD-9 Cash, A., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Choi, Y., 248-APA-35 Cranes, D., 72-APA-11 del Rosario, Z., 230-MDO-16 Casper, C., 224-FD-25 Chongsiripinyo, K., 159-FD-16 Crisler, W., 241-ACD-10 Delva, J., 216-APA-28 Casper, K., 42-APA-8, 100-AMT-4, 176- Choudhari, M., 51-FD-8, 116-FD-14, 147-APA-17 Crivellini, A., 184-CFD-14 del Val, A., 197-NIA-1 AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Chowdhury, S., 29-MDO-1, 55-MDO-2, Croft, K., 168-PDL-5 Demasi, L., 101-APA-13 Cassady, L., 98-ADS-5 153-ATOMS-11, 195-MDO-13, 230-MDO-16 Crosby, W., 150-APA-20 DeMauro, E., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 117-FD-15 Cassell, A., 37-ADS-3 Chrisochoides, N., 21-CPS-1 Cross, P., 33-TP-1, 61-TP-3 Demidovich, N., 88-ITAR-1 Cassio, G., 90-MDO-5 Chudoba, B., 124-MST-4 Crossley, W., 220-ATOMS-16 Demir, M., 183-ATOMS-13 Castaneda, D., 115-FD-13 Chung, H., 245-APA-32, 248-APA-35 Crowe, D., 227-FT-6, 260-FT-7 de Monte, F., 61-TP-3 Castaneda Fuentes, G., 74-ASE-1 Churchill, A., 43-ATOMS-3 Crowther, W., 274-APA-37 Deng, L., 220-ATOMS-16 Cataldo, G., 230-MDO-16 Chyczewski, T., 73-APA-12 Cruden, B., 169-TP-8 Deng, X., 189-FD-22 Cathey, H., 77-BA-1, 109-BA-2 Chynoweth, B., 246-APA-33 Cruz, J., 37-ADS-3 Deniau, H., 155-CFD-12 Catry, G., 27-GT-2 Ciampa, P., 195-MDO-13 Cullen, T., 60-TP-2 Denison, M., 224-FD-25 Cattafesta, L., 245-APA-32 Ciarella, A., 247-APA-34 Culliton, W., 146-AMT-5 Denzel, J., 86-FT-3 Cavalcanti Alvarez, R., 61-TP-3, 199-TP-9 Cid, C., 80-DE-1 Cullymore, K., 34-ACD-3 de Paula, A., 214-APA-26 Cavalieri, A., 82-FD-9 Ciliberti, D., 34-ACD-3 Cummings, M., 76-ATOMS-6 Derkevorkian, A., 144-ADS-8 Cavallo, P., 193-ITAR-3 Cinnella, P., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Cuppoletti, D., 117-FD-15 Derlaga, J., 266-TF-9 Cavolowsky, J., 45-CFD-3 Ciobaca, V., 73-APA-12 Currao, G., 83-FD-10 Derweduwen, T., 42-APA-8 Cazin, S., 39-APA-5 Cizmas, P., 89-MDO-4, 122-MDO-7, 167-MDO-11 Cusati, V., 34-ACD-3 Desabrais, K., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Celmins, I., 102-APA-14 Clark, I., 175-ADS-11, 211-ADS-12 Cusick, A., 42-APA-8 DeSalvo, M., 247-APA-34 Cesnik, C., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2, 223-FD-24 Clarke, J., 127-TF-5 Czerwiec, R., 200-VSTOL-2 de Santana, L., 244-APA-31 Céspedes, J., 16-APA-4 Clegg, J., 13-APA-1 D’Silva, A., 241-ACD-10 Deshpande, A., 190-FD-23 Chaffee, E., 109-BA-2 Clemens, N., 258-FD-31 D’Souza, S., 37-ADS-3 DesJardin, P., 146-AMT-5 Chakraborty, A., 191-GA-2 Cliatt, L., 177-APA-21 Dabas, B., 122-MDO-7 Deslich, J., 188-FD-21 Chakraborty, I., 9-ACD-1, 68-ACD-5, 91- Clifford, C., 146-AMT-5 Dahlgren, R., 275-APA-38 DeSpirito, J., 102-APA-14 MST-3, 242-ACD-11 Cliquet, J., 155-CFD-12 Dalenbring, M., 178-APA-22 Deters, R., 275-APA-38 Chakravarthy, S., 107-ATOMS-8 Clough, J., 173-ACD-8 Dalle, D., 150-APA-20 Devalla, V., 173-ACD-8 Champagneux, S., 80-DE-1 Cobar, M., 129-VSTOL-1 Damodaran, M., 178-APA-22 Devaraj, M., 246-APA-33 Chan, D., 53-GT-4, 180-APA-24, 217-APA-29 Cobb, R., 227-FT-6, 260-FT-7 Danehy, P., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6, 217- Devasia, S., 108-ATOMS-9 Chan, W., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Cobleigh, B., 86-FT-3 APA-29 Devenport, W., 85-FD-12 Chandel, D., 83-FD-10 Cocquerez, P., 77-BA-1 Daniel, J., 99-ADS-7 Devillez, S., 215-APA-27 Chandramoorthy, N., 185-CFD-15 Coder, J., 49-FD-6, 104-APA-16, 147-APA- Daniel, L., 52-FT-2 de Vries, R., 72-APA-11
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De Wagter, C., 18-ATOMS-2 Edmonson, E., 197-NIA-1 Forsyth, P., 283-FD-35 Ge, N., 47-CFD-5 Dey, S., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Edoh, A., 111-CFD-9 Fossati, M., 159-FD-16 Ge, X., 278-CFD-21 Diakakis, K., 39-APA-5 Edward, S., 94-TP-4 Foster, J., 76-ATOMS-6 Gerakis, A., 146-AMT-5 Diao, Q., 218-ATOMS-14 Edwards, M., 219-ATOMS-15 Foti, D., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Gerashchenko, S., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Dias, B., 33-TP-1 Edwards, T., 32-TF-2, 252-ATOMS-19 Fraire, U., 36-ADS-2, 175-ADS-11, 212-ADS-13 German, B., 32-TF-2, 93-TF-4, 266-TF-9 Diaz Vides, J., 68-ACD-5 Eggert, C., 150-APA-20 Franciolini, M., 155-CFD-12, 184-CFD-14 Geuther, S., 233-TF-8 Dickinson, B., 102-APA-14 Ehrlich, I., 58-PDL-2 Fravolini, M., 35-ACD-4 Ghaemi, R., 251-ATOMS-18 Diez, M., 230-MDO-16 Eisfeld, B., 50-FD-7 Frayssinet, O., 117-FD-15 Ghaffari, F., 180-APA-24 Dillmann, A., 14-APA-2 Eitelberg, G., 53-GT-4, 72-APA-11 Frazza, L., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 78-CFD-6/ Ghassemi, P., 55-MDO-2 Dinofrio, J., 88-ITAR-1 Ekelschot, D., 184-CFD-14 MVCE-2 Ghayouraneh, S., 252-ATOMS-19 Diouane, Y., 55-MDO-2 Ekici, K., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Frede, M., 121-ITAR-2 Ghedhaifi, W., 181-ASE-4 Diskin, B., 221-CFD-16 Elbers, W., 129-VSTOL-1 Fredrick, N., 164-ITAR-4 Ghidoni, A., 184-CFD-14 Disotell, K., 87-GT-5, 215-APA-27 Eldredge, J., 159-FD-16 Freeborn, A., 227-FT-6, 260-FT-7 Ghoreyshi, M., 71-APA-10 Di Vito, V., 17-ATOMS-1 Elfering, K., 160-FD-17 Fregnani, J., 30-MST-1 Ghosh, S., 55-MDO-2, 83-FD-10, 184-CFD-14 Djeddi, R., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 El-Ghazaly, S., 252-ATOMS-19 Freidkes, B., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Giblette, T., 122-MDO-7 Do, M., 219-ATOMS-15 Ellerbee, J., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Frej Vitalle, R., 105-ASE-2, 181-ASE-4 Gildersleeve, S., 115-FD-13 Doepp, C., 242-ACD-11 Elliott, G., 24-FD-3, 258-FD-31 French, D., 185-CFD-15 Gildfind, D., 125-PDL-4 Doerffer, P., 39-APA-5 Elliott, O., 25-FD-4 Freno, B., 279-CFD-22 Gilfert, M., 214-APA-26 Doering, R., 10-ACD-2 Ellis, P., 109-BA-2 Fresconi, F., 102-APA-14 Gill, B., 219-ATOMS-15 Doetsch, K., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Elmiligui, A., 124-MST-4 Fricke, R., 33-TP-1 Gillespie, D., 283-FD-35 Dogariu, A., 146-AMT-5 Engholm, C., 219-ATOMS-15 Fricke, T., 129-VSTOL-1 Ginn, S., 26-FT-1/TF-1, 52-FT-2, 86-FT-3, Doherty, J., 72-APA-11 Entzinger, J., 104-APA-16 Frink, N., 178-APA-22 118-FT-4 Dolfen, H., 55-MDO-2 Epperson, K., 88-ITAR-1 Fu, R., 33-TP-1, 94-TP-4 Giraud, A., 39-APA-5 Doll, C., 39-APA-5 Eppink, J., 25-FD-4, 224-FD-25 Fugal, S., 80-DE-1 Gisbert, F., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Dollinger, D., 129-VSTOL-1 Erb, A., 169-TP-8 Fugate, J., 70-APA-9 Gizzi, E., 219-ATOMS-15 Doman, D., 199-TP-9 Erinc, E., 13-APA-1 Fujii, K., 182-ATOMS-12 Gladin, J., 194-MDO-12 Dominguez, M., 109-BA-2 Errico, A., 17-ATOMS-1 Fujita, K., 61-TP-3, 128-TP-6 Glasby, R., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Dong, H., 160-FD-17, 189-FD-22 Escobar, J., 41-APA-7 Fukudome, K., 254-CFD-18 Glavin, P., 98-ADS-5 Dong, W., 151-ASE-3 Estevadeordal, J., 40-APA-6, 149-APA-19 Fukumoto, H., 55-MDO-2 Gleize, V., 41-APA-7 Doolan, C., 190-FD-23 Evans, A., 107-ATOMS-8 Fukushima, G., 83-FD-10 Glenn, N., 100-AMT-4 Dorsey, A., 97-ACD-6 Evans, C., 36-ADS-2, 69-ADS-4 Furlani Vidal, P., 212-ADS-13 Glezer, A., 274-APA-37 Doué, N., 216-APA-28 Eymann, T., 190-FD-23, 221-CFD-16 G, R., 246-APA-33 Glodek, J., 32-TF-2 Dowell, E., 49-FD-6 Faber, J., 88-ITAR-1 Gabani, K., 153-ATOMS-11, 195-MDO-13 Gloerfelt, X., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Doyle, D., 76-ATOMS-6 Fahringer, T., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6, Gahan, K., 260-FT-7 Goad, W., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Doyle, J., 275-APA-38 217-APA-29 Gaitonde, A., 249-APA-36 Goerlich, J., 189-FD-22 Doyle, S., 193-ITAR-3 Fala, N., 191-GA-2 Gaitonde, D., 161-FD-19, 282-FD-33 Goertz, S., 90-MDO-5 Drake, M., 173-ACD-8 Falck, R., 229-MDO-15 Galaviz, F., 98-ADS-5 Goes, L., 54-LTA-2 Draper, J., 193-ITAR-3 Falman, B., 217-APA-29 Galbraith, D., 83-FD-10 Gokcen, T., 60-TP-2, 95-TP-5 Drew, M., 101-APA-13 Farhat, C., 144-ADS-8 Galbraith, M., 185-CFD-15 Goller, T., 258-FD-31 Druot, T., 122-MDO-7, 123-MDO-8 Farnham, A., 28-LTA-1 Gallard, F., 56-MDO-3, 89-MDO-4, 90- Golliher, E., 128-TP-6 Duan, H., 165-MDO-9 Farrell, W., 249-APA-36 MDO-5, 122-MDO-7, 123-MDO-8 Gomez, R., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 180-APA-24 Duan, L., 224-FD-25 Farrugia, G., 43-ATOMS-3 Gallas, Q., 216-APA-28 Gong, M., 43-ATOMS-3 Dubourg, V., 77-BA-1 Fasel, H., 116-FD-14 Gallis, M., 117-FD-15 Gonzalez, D., 24-FD-3 Dubuet, U., 61-TP-3 Favaregh, A., 150-APA-20 Gammon, M., 196-MVCE-3 Gonzalez, G., 27-GT-2 Duda, B., 284-GT-12 Felder, J., 285-TF-10 Gandarillas, V., 263-MDO-19 Goodman, K., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Duensing, J., 277-APA-40 Felt, A., 189-FD-22 Gandhi, F., 40-APA-6 Goodrich, K., 93-TF-4, 127-TF-5 Duffy, M., 32-TF-2 Felver, J., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Gandolfi, R., 273-ACD-12 Gopalarathnam, A., 73-APA-12, 245-APA-32 Dufresne, L., 258-FD-31 Feng, D., 146-AMT-5 Ganju, S., 257-FD-29 Gordeyev, S., 125-PDL-4, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/ Dulchinos, V., 252-ATOMS-19 Feng, Q., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Gao, Y., 44-ATOMS-4 PDL-6 Dulikravich, G., 89-MDO-4 Fenrich, R., 230-MDO-16 Garai, A., 184-CFD-14, 224-FD-25 Gori, G., 197-NIA-1 Dumitrache, C., 92-PDL-3 Fern, L., 106-ATOMS-7 Garbeff, T., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 53-GT-4, 150- Gorospe, G., 219-ATOMS-15 Dunn, N., 177-APA-21 Fernandez, I., 122-MDO-7 APA-20, 217-APA-29 Gortazar Martinez, I., 39-APA-5 Dunn, S., 119-GT-6, 259-FD-32, 282-FD-33 Feuillet, R., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Garbo, A., 32-TF-2 Görür, B., 30-MST-1 Duplaa, S., 42-APA-8 Fichter, W., 86-FT-3 Garcia-Magariño, A., 151-ASE-3, 244-APA- Gottfried, S., 90-MDO-5 Duraisamy, K., 16-APA-4, 20-CFD-2/FD-1, Fidkowski, K., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 78-CFD- 31, 283-FD-35 Goulding, P., 87-GT-5, 164-ITAR-4, 228-GT-10 82-FD-9, 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 223-FD-24 6/MVCE-2, 184-CFD-14, 223-FD-24 Gargiulo, A., 85-FD-12 Gourdain, N., 89-MDO-4, 215-APA-27 Durscher, R., 232-MVCE-4 Fields, T., 99-ADS-7, 145-ADS-9 Garmann, D., 24-FD-3, 160-FD-17 Grabbe, S., 233-TF-8 Dusane, C., 54-LTA-2, 173-ACD-8 Figueroa, M., 102-APA-14 Garner, K., 21-CPS-1 Graff, J., 82-FD-9 Dutra, D., 86-FT-3 Fike, J., 223-FD-24 Garnier, E., 84-FD-11 Graña-Otero, J., 94-TP-4 Dutta, P., 44-ATOMS-4, 219-ATOMS-15 Filho, G., 15-APA-3 Garrard, G., 164-ITAR-4 Grandhi, R., 122-MDO-7 Dutta, S., 37-ADS-3 Finley, D., 241-ACD-10 Garrow, L., 32-TF-2 Granlund, K., 83-FD-10, 160-FD-17, 188-FD- Dutton, J., 24-FD-3, 258-FD-31 Fischels, M., 255-CFD-19 Gatlin, G., 200-VSTOL-2 21, 260-FT-7 Duvvuri, S., 50-FD-7 Fisher, K., 34-ACD-3 Gauci, J., 43-ATOMS-3 Gransden, D., 18-ATOMS-2 Dwianto, Y., 55-MDO-2 Fisher, T., 111-CFD-9 Gauger, N., 89-MDO-4, 221-CFD-16, 264- Grant, M., 263-MDO-19 Dwight, R., 53-GT-4 Flach, R., 53-GT-4 MDO-20 Granzoto, R., 15-APA-3 Dwivedi, A., 116-FD-14 Fladeland, M., 275-APA-38 Gaugler, T., 177-APA-21 Grasso, F., 188-FD-21 Ebert, C., 215-APA-27 Flaszynski, P., 39-APA-5 Gautam, V., 28-LTA-1 Graves, R., 13-APA-1, 193-ITAR-3 Eckman, E., 215-APA-27 Flink, J., 56-MDO-3 Gazaix, A., 56-MDO-3, 90-MDO-5, 122- Gray, J., 56-MDO-3, 90-MDO-5, 123-MDO- Economon, T., 264-MDO-20 Flood, J., 116-FD-14 MDO-7, 123-MDO-8 8, 195-MDO-13, 229-MDO-15 Edelman, J., 51-FD-8 Floryan, D., 160-FD-17 Gazzin, M., 90-MDO-5 Green, J., 37-ADS-3
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Green, M., 188-FD-21, 232-MVCE-4 Hartfield, R., 9-ACD-1, 68-ACD-5 182-ATOMS-12, 251-ATOMS-18 Jagde, E., 84-FD-11 Greendyke, R., 25-FD-4 Hartl, D., 264-MDO-20 Hofmann, J., 266-TF-9 Jain, A., 90-MDO-5 GreenLow, C., 88-ITAR-1 Hartman, D., 168-PDL-5 Holland, J., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 James, C., 60-TP-2, 95-TP-5 Greenwood, R., 71-APA-10 Hartman, J., 27-GT-2 Holland, K., 16-APA-4 James, K., 14-APA-2, 264-MDO-20 Gregg, C., 101-APA-13 Hartnett, M., 183-ATOMS-13 Hollender, C., 116-FD-14 Jandreau, J., 181-ASE-4 Gregory, J., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 15-APA-3 Hasan, N., 247-APA-34 Holloway, G., 148-APA-18 Jang, Y., 245-APA-32 Griffith, D., 165-MDO-9 Hasan, S., 32-TF-2 Holzapfel, F., 97-ACD-6, 129-VSTOL-1, Jann, T., 145-ADS-9 Griffiths, R., 53-GT-4 Hashemi, K., 101-APA-13 153-ATOMS-11 Jansen, K., 161-FD-19 Grigoriev, R., 23-FD-2 Hasnine, S., 51-FD-8 Holzäpfel, F., 74-ASE-1, 105-ASE-2, 226- Jansen, P., 149-APA-19 Grihon, S., 90-MDO-5 Hassan, E., 226-FD-27, 254-CFD-18 FD-27, 259-FD-32 Jasa, J., 123-MDO-8 Groot, K., 147-APA-17 Hassanalian, M., 80-DE-1, 153-ATOMS-11, Hornung, M., 14-APA-2, 194-MDO-12, 260-FT-7 Javed, U., 189-FD-22 Groot Koerkamp, L., 244-APA-31 166-MDO-10, 189-FD-22, 194-MDO-12, Hosder, S., 104-APA-16 Jaworski, J., 49-FD-6, 73-APA-12 Gros, A., 27-GT-2 197-NIA-1, 275-APA-38 Hosseini, S., 216-APA-28 Jeannin, J., 21-CPS-1 Gross, A., 20-CFD-2/FD-1, 190-FD-23, Haug, J., 200-VSTOL-2 Houim, R., 156-CFD-13 Jee, S., 19-CFD-1, 51-FD-8, 245-APA-32 282-FD-33 Hauth, J., 89-MDO-4 Houlden, H., 150-APA-20 Jellen, I., 118-FT-4 Gross, J., 91-MST-3 Haw, M., 27-GT-2 Houpt, A., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Jenkins, L., 85-FD-12 Grover, M., 169-TP-8 Hayashi, K., 221-CFD-16 Housman, J., 213-APA-25 Jennings, W., 69-ADS-4 Groves, R., 227-FT-6 Hayashida, M., 59-TF-3 Houston, V., 219-ATOMS-15 Jensen, J., 213-APA-25 Grow, D., 197-NIA-1 Hazbon, O., 35-ACD-4 Howard, M., 33-TP-1, 95-TP-5 Jewell, J., 25-FD-4, 51-FD-8, 84-FD-11, Grundestam, O., 249-APA-36 He, C., 182-ATOMS-12, 200-VSTOL-2 Howison, J., 15-APA-3 100-AMT-4 Grundmann, S., 74-ASE-1 He, F., 255-CFD-19 Hristov, G., 58-PDL-2 Ji, H., 283-FD-35 Gu, Y., 91-MST-3 He, J., 44-ATOMS-4 Hsiao, F., 191-GA-2 Jiang, D., 283-FD-35 Guardone, A., 89-MDO-4 He, S., 229-MDO-15 Hu, J., 75-ATOMS-5, 183-ATOMS-13 Jin, Y., 257-FD-29 Gudem, P., 16-APA-4 Headley, B., 193-ITAR-3 Hu, X., 44-ATOMS-4 Jirasek, A., 71-APA-10, 178-APA-22 Gudmundsson, S., 214-APA-26 Hearn, T., 90-MDO-5 Hu, Y., 283-FD-35 Jodin, G., 39-APA-5 Guénot, D., 90-MDO-5 Hecken, T., 273-ACD-12 Huan, X., 89-MDO-4 Johansen, C., 13-APA-1 Guerreiro, N., 252-ATOMS-19 Heineck, J., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Huang, C., 223-FD-24 Johnsen, E., 79-CFD-7, 156-CFD-13, 254- Guevara, V., 241-ACD-10 Heitz, D., 184-CFD-14 Huang, D., 144-ADS-8 CFD-18 Guido, N., 275-APA-38 Helland, S., 115-FD-13, 192-GT-7 Huang, G., 199-TP-9 Johnson, C., 69-ADS-4 Gulko, I., 61-TP-3 Heller, M., 153-ATOMS-11 Hubbard, E., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Johnson, E., 127-TF-5 Gunasekaran, S., 188-FD-21 Hemati, M., 82-FD-9, 223-FD-24, 282-FD-33 Hubner, J., 72-APA-11, 100-AMT-4 Johnson, J., 121-ITAR-2 Guo, L., 34-ACD-3 Hemsch, M., 150-APA-20 Huck, V., 151-ASE-3 Johnson, P., 79-CFD-7 Guo, Z., 151-ASE-3 Henderson, J., 250-ATOMS-17 Huebner, A., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 173-ACD-8 Johnson, R., 121-ITAR-2, 193-ITAR-3, 260-FT-7 Gupta, R., 229-MDO-15 Hendricks, E., 229-MDO-15 Huffman, C., 87-GT-5 Johnson, W., 16-APA-4 Gurka, R., 214-APA-26 Henfling, J., 24-FD-3, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Huh, J., 255-CFD-19 Johnston, C., 60-TP-2, 128-TP-6, 169-TP-8 Gutierrez, L., 35-ACD-4 Henneaux, D., 33-TP-1 Humphreys, W., 146-AMT-5 Joksimovic, A., 9-ACD-1 Gwon, H., 199-TP-9 Henry, M., 175-ADS-11 Hung, Y., 61-TP-3 Jolly, B., 193-ITAR-3 Ha, T., 90-MDO-5, 263-MDO-19 Henson, M., 263-MDO-19 Hunsaker, D., 40-APA-6, 122-MDO-7, 165- Jones, A., 225-FD-26 Habermann, A., 72-APA-11 Hepperle, M., 173-ACD-8 MDO-9 Jones, D., 249-APA-36 Hack, P., 49-FD-6 Hernandes, J., 30-MST-1 Hunt, P., 151-ASE-3 Jones, E., 259-FD-32 Haering, E., 177-APA-21 Hernandez, S., 80-DE-1 Huntley, S., 40-APA-6 Jones, S., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 146-AMT-5 Hagen, B., 121-ITAR-2 Herring, G., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Huo, X., 30-MST-1 Jones, W., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Hagen, G., 252-ATOMS-19 Herrington, S., 99-ADS-7, 145-ADS-9, Huq, M., 122-MDO-7 Jonson, M., 178-APA-22 Hahn, A., 108-ATOMS-9 174-ADS-10 Hussain, A., 274-APA-37 Jonsson, E., 229-MDO-15 Haimes, R., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Herron, A., 150-APA-20, 180-APA-24 Hussaini, M., 278-CFD-21 Joo, J., 40-APA-6 Hajek, M., 200-VSTOL-2 Hetlage, M., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Hutwelker, M., 33-TP-1 Joseph, J., 122-MDO-7 Hajian, R., 49-FD-6 Hicken, J., 111-CFD-9 Huynh, H., 79-CFD-7 Joseph Thomas, J., 173-ACD-8 Halder, A., 124-MST-4 Hickey, J., 155-CFD-12 Hwang, J., 56-MDO-3, 90-MDO-5, 123- Josyula, E., 168-PDL-5, 169-TP-8 Halder, R., 178-APA-22 Hicks, N., 189-FD-22 MDO-8, 194-MDO-12, 263-MDO-19 Jouannet, C., 35-ACD-4 Hall, J., 109-BA-2 Hill, C., 13-APA-1 Iaccarino, G., 230-MDO-16 Jourdan de Araujo Jorge Filho, E., 280- Hall, N., 103-APA-15, 246-APA-33 Hill, J., 128-TP-6 Ihme, M., 156-CFD-13 CFD-23 Hamadi, M., 90-MDO-5 Hill, P., 36-ADS-2 Ilic, C., 90-MDO-5 Juliano, T., 51-FD-8, 187-FD-20 Hameeteman, K., 59-TF-3 Hiller, B., 178-APA-22 Ilie, M., 259-FD-32, 282-FD-33 Jumper, E., 125-PDL-4 Hamm, A., 194-MDO-12 Himeno, F., 277-APA-40 Im, S., 87-GT-5, 117-FD-15 Jung, Y., 43-ATOMS-3, 199-TP-9 Han, P., 160-FD-17 Hinderberger, M., 148-APA-18 Imlay, S., 232-MVCE-4 Jungbauer, B., 58-PDL-2 Han, R., 42-APA-8 Hines, C., 34-ACD-3 Inamuro, T., 221-CFD-16 Junior, S., 273-ACD-12 Han, Z., 147-APA-17, 214-APA-26, 241-ACD-10 Hines, N., 80-DE-1 Ingraham, D., 123-MDO-8, 229-MDO-15 Justin, C., 59-TF-3, 93-TF-4 Hankare, P., 83-FD-10 Hink, R., 58-PDL-2 Inoue, Y., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Kadhiresan, A., 32-TF-2 Hanna, Y., 244-APA-31 Hinson, B., 215-APA-27 Iosifidis, P., 148-APA-18 Kageyama, K., 251-ATOMS-18 Hannon, J., 85-FD-12, 284-GT-12 Hinze, N., 17-ATOMS-1 Irani, E., 53-GT-4 Kalensky, M., 125-PDL-4 Hanquist, K., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Hirabayashi, H., 17-ATOMS-1 Irimia, C., 149-APA-19 Kalur, A., 82-FD-9 Hansen, M., 255-CFD-19 Hixon, D., 47-CFD-5 Irvine, W., 23-FD-2 Kambampati, S., 231-MDO-17 Hansman, R., 75-ATOMS-5, 93-TF-4, Ho, T., 27-GT-2 Ito, Y., 59-TF-3 Kamine, S., 152-ATOMS-10 106-ATOMS-7, 200-VSTOL-2 Hoarau, J., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Iwakawa, A., 83-FD-10 Kammeyer, M., 261-GT-11 Hao, Y., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Hoarau, Y., 39-APA-5 Iwanizki, M., 273-ACD-12 Kandis, M., 211-ADS-12 Happee, R., 18-ATOMS-2 Hoberg, E., 87-GT-5 Iyer, H., 44-ATOMS-4 Kandula, M., 189-FD-22, 259-FD-32 Harada, K., 230-MDO-16 Hocut, C., 248-APA-35 Izadi, A., 17-ATOMS-1 Kang, C., 189-FD-22 Harp, J., 145-ADS-9 Hodgdon, K., 177-APA-21 Izraelevitz, J., 109-BA-2 Kang, J., 199-TP-9 Harrah, S., 151-ASE-3 Hoeijmakers, H., 244-APA-31 Jacob, J., 54-LTA-2, 97-ACD-6, 151-ASE-3, Kang, M., 179-APA-23 Harris, M., 183-ATOMS-13 Hofferth, J., 27-GT-2, 161-FD-19, 226-FD-27 181-ASE-4 Kanistras, K., 257-FD-29 Harter, B., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Hoffman, E., 27-GT-2, 106-ATOMS-7, Jagadeesh, G., 246-APA-33 Kantesaria, P., 18-ATOMS-2
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Kapania, R., 229-MDO-15 Knight, K., 229-MDO-15 Lee, H., 43-ATOMS-3, 44-ATOMS-4, Long, T., 103-APA-15, 263-MDO-19 Kaparos, P., 97-ACD-6 Knopp, K., 163-GA-1 76-ATOMS-6 Lonzaga, J., 177-APA-21 Kaplan, C., 128-TP-6 Knopp, T., 73-APA-12 Lee, J., 76-ATOMS-6, 193-ITAR-3, 244- Loo, C., 34-ACD-3 Karam, M., 255-CFD-19 Ko, A., 157-DE-2 APA-31, 245-APA-32 Lopes, L., 123-MDO-8 Karlgaard, C., 37-ADS-3 Ko, D., 115-FD-13 Lee, K., 153-ATOMS-11, 197-NIA-1, 199-TP-9 Lopez, I., 233-TF-8 Karman, M., 104-APA-16 Ko, H., 179-APA-23 Lee, S., 153-ATOMS-11, 190-FD-23, 248-APA-35 Lopez, O., 16-APA-4, 41-APA-7 Karman, S., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 154-CFD- Kob, L., 72-APA-11 Lee, Y., 179-APA-23, 257-FD-29 Loseille, A., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 78-CFD-6/ 11, 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Kocian, T., 84-FD-11 Lefebvre, J., 225-FD-26 MVCE-2, 181-ASE-4 Karp, M., 49-FD-6 Kocsis, E., 178-APA-22 Lefebvre, T., 56-MDO-3, 122-MDO-7, 195- Lou, J., 79-CFD-7 Karuppa Raj, R., 117-FD-15 Koeberle, S., 260-FT-7 MDO-13 Loubimov, G., 244-APA-31 Kashi, A., 280-CFD-23 Koehler, J., 266-TF-9 Lefieux, J., 84-FD-11 Low, K., 106-ATOMS-7 Kassapoglou, C., 252-ATOMS-19 Koelling, J., 18-ATOMS-2 Le Floc’h, A., 258-FD-31 Lowe, K., 217-APA-29 Kathrotiya, P., 164-ITAR-4 Koerner, S., 74-ASE-1 Leger, T., 232-MVCE-4 Lowe, T., 85-FD-12 Kato, N., 87-GT-5, 117-FD-15 Kohl, A., 263-MDO-19 Lei, Z., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Lowry, C., 211-ADS-12 Kattmann, T., 264-MDO-20 Kohlman, L., 59-TF-3 Leib, S., 68-ACD-5 Lozier, M., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Kaul, U., 101-APA-13 Koklu, M., 284-GT-12 Leifsson, L., 263-MDO-19 Lu, F., 258-FD-31 Kawakami, T., 128-TP-6 Kolonay, R., 56-MDO-3 Leiweke, R., 92-PDL-3 Lu, Q., 112-CFD-10 Kawell, J., 100-AMT-4 Komives, J., 25-FD-4, 254-CFD-18, 278-CFD-21 Lemal, A., 61-TP-3 Lu, Y., 71-APA-10, 103-APA-15, 184-CFD-14, Kaya, T., 97-ACD-6 Kong, X., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Leon, B., 145-ADS-9, 174-ADS-10 221-CFD-16, 257-FD-29, 259-FD-32 Keane, C., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Kontis, K., 13-APA-1, 42-APA-8 Leonov, B., 125-PDL-4 Lubin, J., 103-APA-15 Keating, D., 30-MST-1, 91-MST-3 Korzun, A., 37-ADS-3 Leonov, S., 58-PDL-2, 87-GT-5, 92-PDL-3, Lucarelli, N., 215-APA-27 Kedward, L., 104-APA-16 Kotwicz Herniczek, M., 32-TF-2 125-PDL-4, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Luchinsky, D., 219-ATOMS-15 Keel, W., 157-DE-2 Kovac, M., 91-MST-3 Levay, A., 98-ADS-5 Luhar, M., 82-FD-9 Keeler, J., 252-ATOMS-19 Kraenzler, M., 93-TF-4 Levin, D., 190-FD-23 Luke, E., 254-CFD-18 Kegerise, M., 85-FD-12 Krakos, J., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Levy, D., 9-ACD-1, 241-ACD-10 Lulekar, S., 55-MDO-2 Keirsbulck, L., 216-APA-28 Kramer, B., 279-CFD-22 Lewis, S., 95-TP-5 Lunte, J., 190-FD-23 Kell, B., 17-ATOMS-1 Kramer, F., 39-APA-5 Lewis, T., 250-ATOMS-17 Luo, H., 79-CFD-7 Kelly, R., 60-TP-2, 125-PDL-4 Krengel, M., 173-ACD-8 Leyland, P., 230-MDO-16 Luo, T., 194-MDO-12 Kennedy, G., 165-MDO-9, 231-MDO-17 Krist, S., 150-APA-20, 180-APA-24 Li, F., 25-FD-4, 116-FD-14 Lusher, D., 112-CFD-10 Kennedy, R., 84-FD-11 Kristensen, J., 55-MDO-2 Li, G., 44-ATOMS-4 Luu, J., 242-ACD-11 Kennedy, T., 21-CPS-1 Kruger, C., 37-ADS-3 Li, H., 214-APA-26 Luxhoj, C., 18-ATOMS-2 Kenway, G., 213-APA-25 Kruszelnicki, J., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Li, J., 43-ATOMS-3, 73-APA-12 Luxhoj, J., 18-ATOMS-2 Kercher, A., 112-CFD-10 Krynytzky, A., 87-GT-5 Li, L., 79-CFD-7 Lyke, J., 21-CPS-1 Kessler, D., 112-CFD-10, 283-FD-35 Kubota, A., 31-PDL-1 Li, N., 194-MDO-12 Lynch, E., 193-ITAR-3 Khajehzadeh, A., 276-APA-39 Kuehl, J., 84-FD-11 Li, W., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Lynch, K., 24-FD-3, 259-FD-32 Khamvilai, T., 59-TF-3 Kuether, R., 259-FD-32 Li, Y., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Lynde, M., 147-APA-17 Khan, A., 83-FD-10 Kumar, R., 83-FD-10, 193-ITAR-3 Liang, C., 160-FD-17, 188-FD-21 Lyu, Y., 218-ATOMS-14, 251-ATOMS-18 Khoo, B., 149-APA-19, 178-APA-22 Kumar, S., 83-FD-10 Liang, Z., 43-ATOMS-3, 127-TF-5 Ma, B., 73-APA-12 Kianvashrad, N., 117-FD-15 Kunchulia, A., 32-TF-2 Lieber, C., 183-ATOMS-13 Maatz, I., 193-ITAR-3, 260-FT-7 Kibret, N., 197-NIA-1 Kunz, D., 227-FT-6 Liebhardt, B., 177-APA-21 Maccari, G., 61-TP-3 Kidd, J., 43-ATOMS-3 Kuo, B., 191-GA-2 Liem, R., 218-ATOMS-14, 229-MDO-15, MacDonald, M., 27-GT-2 Kim, C., 79-CFD-7, 154-CFD-11, 244-APA-31 Kushner, L., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 251-ATOMS-18 Macheret, S., 168-PDL-5 Kim, D., 199-TP-9, 251-ATOMS-18 Kushner, M., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Ligda, S., 183-ATOMS-13 Machin, R., 98-ADS-5 Kim, H., 231-MDO-17 Lachaud, J., 169-TP-8 Lillard, R., 50-FD-7 Mackey, C., 232-MVCE-4 Kim, J., 101-APA-13, 107-ATOMS-8, Lacher, A., 127-TF-5 Lim, J., 19-CFD-1, 51-FD-8 Madavan, N., 285-TF-10 152-ATOMS-10, 245-APA-32 Lacombe, F., 155-CFD-12 Lim, T., 149-APA-19 Maddalon, J., 18-ATOMS-2, 252-ATOMS-19 Kim, K., 24-FD-3, 255-CFD-19 Lafage, R., 56-MDO-3 Limbach, C., 31-PDL-1, 58-PDL-2, 125-PDL- Maddox, J., 199-TP-9 Kim, M., 19-CFD-1, 51-FD-8, 245-APA-32 Lagor, F., 82-FD-9 4, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6, 264-MDO-20 Mader, C., 195-MDO-13, 229-MDO-15 Kim, S., 19-CFD-1, 51-FD-8, 76-ATOMS-6, Lai, F., 199-TP-9 Lin, J., 284-GT-12 Maeda, K., 31-PDL-1 107-ATOMS-8, 152-ATOMS-10 Lakebrink, M., 278-CFD-21 Lindner, A., 194-MDO-12 Maekawa, H., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Kim, T., 245-APA-32 Lam, S., 275-APA-38 Lindner, M., 58-PDL-2 Maeng, J., 111-CFD-9 Kim, W., 199-TP-9 Landkammer, M., 153-ATOMS-11 Ling, Y., 283-FD-35 Magin, T., 33-TP-1 Kimble-Thom, M., 163-GA-1 Landman, D., 100-AMT-4 Lingen, W., 75-ATOMS-5 Mahadevan, S., 44-ATOMS-4, Kimmel, R., 51-FD-8, 84-FD-11 Landry, S., 250-ATOMS-17 Linn, A., 191-GA-2 183-ATOMS-13 King, J., 188-FD-21 Lane, P., 122-MDO-7 Lippert, M., 216-APA-28 Mahamud, R., 92-PDL-3 King-Steen, L., 146-AMT-5 Lange, F., 15-APA-3 Liscouet-Hanke, S., 173-ACD-8 Maheshwari, A., 220-ATOMS-16 Kinzel, M., 244-APA-31, 249-APA-36 La Rocca, G., 86-FT-3 Litherland, B., 233-TF-8, 266-TF-9 Mahmoudi, S., 94-TP-4 Kipp, D., 211-ADS-12 Larsen, D., 75-ATOMS-5 Liu, F., 259-FD-32 Mainini, L., 166-MDO-10 Kirchner, B., 258-FD-31 Larus, G., 33-TP-1 Liu, G., 20-CFD-2/FD-1, 112-CFD-10 Mair, M., 274-APA-37 Kiris, C., 144-ADS-8, 213-APA-25 Lascara, B., 127-TF-5 Liu, K., 184-CFD-14, 221-CFD-16 Maki, E., 219-ATOMS-15 Kirk, J., 34-ACD-3 Lau, M., 32-TF-2 Liu, Q., 77-BA-1, 109-BA-2 Maki, K., 254-CFD-18 Kirz, J., 213-APA-25 Lauder, G., 189-FD-22 Liu, W., 43-ATOMS-3 Malek, S., 80-DE-1 Klatt, D., 102-APA-14 Laurence, S., 27-GT-2, 84-FD-11, 258-FD-31 Liu, X., 154-CFD-11 Malik, A., 165-MDO-9 Kleb, W., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Laurendeau, E., 41-APA-7 Liu, Y., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 44-ATOMS-4, 95- Malik, M., 24-FD-3, 45-CFD-3 Klemkowsky, J., 146-AMT-5 Lawson, S., 247-APA-34 TP-5, 183-ATOMS-13 Malone, M., 33-TP-1 Kliment, L., 173-ACD-8, 242-ACD-11, 277- Lax, D., 251-ATOMS-18 Lockard, D., 284-GT-12 Mamori, H., 254-CFD-18 APA-40 Lax, P., 87-GT-5 Locke, J., 53-GT-4 Mancini, A., 143-ACD-7 Kline, H., 25-FD-4 Le, J., 226-FD-27 Loewenthal, E., 73-APA-12 Mancuso, R., 91-MST-3 Knabe, F., 105-ASE-2 Leader, M., 231-MDO-17 Löffler, S., 216-APA-28 Mange, R., 129-VSTOL-1 Knight, D., 117-FD-15 Leal, P., 264-MDO-20 Loh, B., 54-LTA-2 Mangortey, E., 107-ATOMS-8 aiaa.org/aviation 105 AUTHOR AND SESSION CHAIR INDEX
Mani, M., 278-CFD-21 Mears, L., 258-FD-31 Morgan, R., 60-TP-2, 95-TP-5 Nomura, S., 61-TP-3, 128-TP-6 Mann, S., 197-NIA-1 Medeiros, M., 224-FD-25, 277-APA-40 Morita, N., 104-APA-16 Nonomura, T., 82-FD-9 Manning, S., 36-ADS-2, 98-ADS-5, 175-ADS-11 Medic, G., 45-CFD-3 Morlier, J., 122-MDO-7 Nootebos, S., 276-APA-39 Mansour, N., 128-TP-6 Medina, A., 159-FD-16, 160-FD-17, 188-FD-21 Morris, C., 87-GT-5 Nornoo, K., 69-ADS-4 Mantelli, M., 61-TP-3, 199-TP-9 Medina, S., 249-APA-36 Morrison, J., 87-GT-5 Notestein, D., 242-ACD-11 Manueco, L., 278-CFD-21 Mee, D., 60-TP-2 Mosele, J., 282-FD-33 Nufer, B., 189-FD-22, 259-FD-32 Manuel, W., 219-ATOMS-15 Meeroff, J., 150-APA-20, 217-APA-29 Mouyon, P., 39-APA-5 Nuño Spiewak, M., 266-TF-9 Marais, K., 191-GA-2 Mehta, R., 149-APA-19 Moyes, A., 51-FD-8, 84-FD-11 Nykamp, C., 87-GT-5, 164-ITAR-4, 228-GT-10 Marchildon, A., 47-CFD-5 Meijers, N., 75-ATOMS-5 Mughal, M., 224-FD-25, 247-APA-34 O`Gara, M., 104-APA-16, 193-ITAR-3, 214- Marco, N., 88-ITAR-1 Meliani, M., 122-MDO-7 Mukundakrishnan, B., 80-DE-1 APA-26 Marcum, D., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Meloni, A., 36-ADS-2 Mulani, S., 230-MDO-16 O’Connell, M., 280-CFD-23, 284-GT-12 Margolis, B., 37-ADS-3 Memin, E., 184-CFD-14 Mulekar, O., 91-MST-3 O’Farrell, C., 175-ADS-11, 211-ADS-12 Marie, S., 188-FD-21 Mendolia, A., 106-ATOMS-7 Mullen, C., 84-FD-11 Oberai, A., 173-ACD-8 Marien, T., 34-ACD-3 Mendonça Junior, J., 54-LTA-2 Munafò, A., 31-PDL-1 Ogawa, S., 83-FD-10 Marinus, B., 149-APA-19, 277-APA-40 Mendoza, E., 36-ADS-2 Mundt, C., 102-APA-14 Ogg, D., 27-GT-2, 226-FD-27 Marouf, A., 39-APA-5 Menegay, P., 242-ACD-11 Muñoz, J., 244-APA-31 Ogorzalek, J., 76-ATOMS-6 Marques, A., 279-CFD-22 Menge, P., 179-APA-23 Munson, M., 23-FD-2, 49-FD-6 Ogunsina, K., 218-ATOMS-14 Marquez, S., 27-GT-2 Menon, P., 44-ATOMS-4 Muppidi, S., 175-ADS-11 Ojha, V., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Marr, B., 17-ATOMS-1 Mere, J., 251-ATOMS-18 Murakami, D., 217-APA-29 Okolo, W., 37-ADS-3, 219-ATOMS-15 Martin, A., 33-TP-1, 88-ITAR-1, 94-TP-4, Merle, A., 90-MDO-5 Murbach, M., 98-ADS-5 Olazabal, M., 19-CFD-1 199-TP-9 Merret, J., 10-ACD-2, 143-ACD-7 Murman, S., 71-APA-10, 184-CFD-14, 224-FD-25 Olivanti, R., 56-MDO-3, 89-MDO-4 Martini, E., 82-FD-9 Merrill, M., 283-FD-35 Murray, N., 193-ITAR-3 Olivry, J., 102-APA-14 Martins, J., 89-MDO-4, 122-MDO-7, 123- Mesa-Arango, R., 220-ATOMS-16 Muthukumar, V., 105-ASE-2 Ollivier Gooch, C., 196-MVCE-3 MDO-8, 195-MDO-13, 229-MDO-15 Messahel, R., 216-APA-28 Myers, L., 200-VSTOL-2 Olsen, M., 50-FD-7 Masini, L., 15-APA-3 Mettu, B., 278-CFD-21 Mylapore, A., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Olson, B., 36-ADS-2, 99-ADS-7 Masters, J., 196-MVCE-3 Meurisse, J., 169-TP-8 Myokan, M., 31-PDL-1 Ombrello, T., 92-PDL-3 Mathias, M., 224-FD-25 Michael, N., 42-APA-8 Myren, D., 27-GT-2 Omkar, S., 173-ACD-8 Mathur, A., 127-TF-5 Michal, T., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Nabawy, M., 274-APA-37 Oppenheimer, M., 199-TP-9 Matsubara, H., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Micol, J., 119-GT-6 Nadal, C., 39-APA-5 Ordaz, I., 273-ACD-12 Matsuyama, S., 61-TP-3 Mielke, A., 102-APA-14 Nadarajah, S., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 280-CFD-23 Ordonez, J., 199-TP-9 Mattalo, K., 47-CFD-5 Milanese, F., 61-TP-3 Nagaoka, S., 182-ATOMS-12 Orkwis, P., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Matthews, T., 88-ITAR-1 Miles, R., 92-PDL-3, 146-AMT-5 Nagarajan, V., 44-ATOMS-4 Orr, K., 125-PDL-4 Mattos, B., 30-MST-1 Milgram, J., 14-APA-2 Nagel, B., 35-ACD-4 Ortiz-Tarin, J., 159-FD-16 Matz, D., 175-ADS-11 Millard, T., 60-TP-2 Najafi, A., 194-MDO-12 Oswald, P., 247-APA-34 Maughmer, M., 14-APA-2 Miller, E., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Nakamura, Y., 17-ATOMS-1, 251-ATOMS-18 Ott, C., 216-APA-28 Mavriplis, D., 45-CFD-3 Miller, M., 59-TF-3 Nakayama, W., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Ovenden, M., 105-ASE-2 Mavris, D., 9-ACD-1, 34-ACD-3, 59-TF-3, Miller, N., 223-FD-24, 279-CFD-22 Nakaye, S., 221-CFD-16 Owen, I., 71-APA-10, 124-MST-4 93-TF-4, 107-ATOMS-8, 152-ATOMS-10, Miller, T., 71-APA-10, 163-GA-1 Napolillo, Z., 200-VSTOL-2 Owen, S., 50-FD-7 163-GA-1, 178-APA-22, 194-MDO-12, 230- Mills, D., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Napolitano, M., 35-ACD-4 Oyama, A., 55-MDO-2 MDO-16, 242-ACD-11 Miner, P., 18-ATOMS-2 Narayanaswamy, V., 146-AMT-5, 226-FD-27 Ozgen, S., 97-ACD-6 Maxwell, A., 194-MDO-12 Ming, P., 112-CFD-10 Narsipur, S., 245-APA-32 Ozoroski, L., 148-APA-18, 177-APA-21, Maxwell, J., 13-APA-1, 246-APA-33 Miquel, T., 251-ATOMS-18 Nascenzi, T., 263-MDO-19 213-APA-25 May, G., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Mirmohammadsadeghi, N., 75-ATOMS-5 Natalie, V., 181-ASE-4 Ozturk, B., 166-MDO-10 Maynard, I., 124-MST-4 Miró Miró, F., 25-FD-4 Naylor, B., 90-MDO-5 Pack Melton, L., 284-GT-12 Mazumder, M., 199-TP-9 Mirzaeinia, A., 166-MDO-10, 197-NIA-1 Neely, A., 83-FD-10 Paden, P., 53-GT-4 McCann, C., 69-ADS-4, 98-ADS-5 Mirzaeinia, M., 166-MDO-10, 197-NIA-1 Negen, C., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Page, J., 177-APA-21 McCrink, M., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Mischke, R., 56-MDO-3 Neill, C., 248-APA-35 Page Risueno, J., 35-ACD-4 McDaniel, D., 196-MVCE-3 Miskin, D., 80-DE-1 Nelson, J., 173-ACD-8, 242-ACD-11 Palacios, F., 274-APA-37 McDaniel, R., 37-ADS-3 Mistri, S., 173-ACD-8 Nemec, M., 213-APA-25 Palacios, R., 264-MDO-20 McDaniel, S., 94-TP-4 Modi, B., 184-CFD-14, 246-APA-33 Neofytou, A., 231-MDO-17 Pan, Y., 189-FD-22 McDonald, S., 251-ATOMS-18 Moeller, T., 168-PDL-5 Neuhart, D., 85-FD-12 Panco, R., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 McDonnell, T., 195-MDO-13 Moening, M., 241-ACD-10 Ngo, C., 217-APA-29 Panda, J., 217-APA-29 McFarland, J., 156-CFD-13 Moerland, E., 157-DE-2 Nguyen, N., 70-APA-9, 101-APA-13 Pandey, A., 99-ADS-7 McGilvray, M., 283-FD-35 Mohammadi, S., 80-DE-1, 189-FD-22, 275- Nicholls, C., 179-APA-23 Pandher, J., 93-TF-4 McGlaughlin, M., 27-GT-2 APA-38 Nichols, D., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 274-APA-37 Pandya, S., 216-APA-28, 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 McIntyre, T., 95-TP-5, 125-PDL-4 Mohammed-Taifour, A., 258-FD-31 Nicholson, D., 53-GT-4 Panerai, F., 128-TP-6, 169-TP-8 McKenna, C., 161-FD-19 Mohseni, K., 23-FD-2 Nicolich, M., 90-MDO-5 Panesar, K., 127-TF-5 McKeon, B., 82-FD-9 Mokhtarian, P., 32-TF-2 Nicolosi, F., 34-ACD-3 Panesi, M., 31-PDL-1, 88-ITAR-1, 169-TP-8 McKeown, V., 18-ATOMS-2 Mondal, A., 173-ACD-8 Nidhan, S., 159-FD-16 Pang, Y., 44-ATOMS-4, 183-ATOMS-13 McLaughlin, T., 102-APA-14 Monk, K., 106-ATOMS-7, 153-ATOMS-11 Nielsen, E., 45-CFD-3, 273-ACD-12 Pankonien, A., 232-MVCE-4 McMasters, R., 33-TP-1, 61-TP-3 Montagliani, L., 230-MDO-16 Nieto, Z., 200-VSTOL-2 Pant, P., 122-MDO-7 McMichael, J., 69-ADS-4 Montalvo, C., 129-VSTOL-1 Nikaido, B., 37-ADS-3 Pant, R., 54-LTA-2, 173-ACD-8 McMillan, M., 224-FD-25 Montreuil, E., 181-ASE-4 Ning, A., 16-APA-4, 55-MDO-2, 195-MDO-13 Pantano, C., 31-PDL-1 McMillin, S., 150-APA-20 Moorthamers, B., 40-APA-6 Nishikawa, H., 79-CFD-7, 255-CFD-19, Papamichalis, M., 218-ATOMS-14 McMullen, M., 73-APA-12 Morales, M., 54-LTA-2 279-CFD-22 Paramasivam, S., 117-FD-15 McNamara, J., 83-FD-10, 282-FD-33 Moreau, D., 190-FD-23 Nishimura, S., 221-CFD-16 Pardue, J., 221-CFD-16 McNamara, K., 54-LTA-2 Morelli, M., 89-MDO-4 Nishioka, O., 37-ADS-3 Paredes, P., 116-FD-14 McNamara, M., 104-APA-16 Morelli, R., 153-ATOMS-11 Noack, B., 247-APA-34 Parisse, J., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 McNamee, P., 200-VSTOL-2 Morency, F., 151-ASE-3 Noca, F., 27-GT-2 Park, D., 19-CFD-1, 51-FD-8, 257-FD-29 McQuellin, L., 83-FD-10 Morgan, N., 154-CFD-11 Noetscher, G., 174-ADS-10 Park, J., 19-CFD-1, 35-ACD-4, 51-FD-8 Meade, A., 13-APA-1 Morgan, P., 41-APA-7 Nompelis, I., 83-FD-10 Park, M., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1
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Park, S., 179-APA-23 Pournadali Khamseh, A., 117-FD-15 Ray, E., 98-ADS-5, 212-ADS-13 Ross, J., 150-APA-20, 217-APA-29 Parker, P., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 53-GT-4, 100- Powell, J., 217-APA-29 Ray, J., 279-CFD-22 Rossetti, J., 232-MVCE-4 AMT-4, 180-APA-24, 261-GT-11 Powers, K., 88-ITAR-1 Reband, J., 88-ITAR-1 Rostad, B., 149-APA-19 Paryz, R., 284-GT-12 Prabhu, D., 60-TP-2 Rebensky, S., 57-MST-2 Rostkowski, P., 88-ITAR-1 Parziale, N., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Prakash, A., 41-APA-7 Reddy, S., 89-MDO-4, 98-ADS-5 Rotshteyn, G., 74-ASE-1 Pascal, L., 155-CFD-12 Prakash, O., 99-ADS-7 Reed, H., 51-FD-8, 84-FD-11, 147-APA-17, Rouchon, J., 39-APA-5 Pascarella, G., 159-FD-16 Prakash, S., 83-FD-10 187-FD-20 Roughen, K., 193-ITAR-3 Paschal, K., 284-GT-12 Prakasha, P., 195-MDO-13 Reed, M., 100-AMT-4 Roy, C., 85-FD-12 Pasiliao, C., 244-APA-31 Prasad, N., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Reeder, M., 26-FT-1/TF-1, 227-FT-6, 260-FT-7 Roy, S., 83-FD-10, 108-ATOMS-9, 155-CFD- Pasutto, P., 106-ATOMS-7, 251-ATOMS-18 Pravitra, J., 127-TF-5 Reese, D., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 12, 182-ATOMS-12, 220-ATOMS-16 Patel, H., 9-ACD-1 Prazeres, M., 197-NIA-1 Reguero-Inserni, J., 109-BA-2 Roza, M., 57-MST-2 Patel, P., 221-CFD-16 Price, G., 32-TF-2 Reid, S., 149-APA-19 Rudnik, R., 15-APA-3 Patel, S., 125-PDL-4 Priem, R., 55-MDO-2 Reimer, L., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Ruetten, M., 68-ACD-5 Patrick, J., 87-GT-5 Proctor, F., 151-ASE-3 Reis, J., 197-NIA-1 Ruff, R., 30-MST-1, 57-MST-2 Patrick, N., 34-ACD-3 Prosser, D., 193-ITAR-3 Reising, H., 24-FD-3 Rumpf, M., 260-FT-7 Patterson, M., 59-TF-3, 266-TF-9 Prudhomme, D., 260-FT-7 Rekhy, A., 146-AMT-5 Rumsey, C., 50-FD-7, 85-FD-12 Patterson, W., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Puig - Navarro, J., 127-TF-5 Rendall, T., 104-APA-16 Running, C., 87-GT-5 Paudel, A., 230-MDO-16 Pulimidi, R., 258-FD-31 Renganathan, A., 230-MDO-16 Saab, A., 166-MDO-10 Pauken, M., 109-BA-2 Puranik, T., 107-ATOMS-8 Renzelman, J., 145-ADS-9 Saad, T., 255-CFD-19 Paulson, J., 180-APA-24 Pytel, D., 95-TP-5 Rhew, R., 115-FD-13, 261-GT-11 Sabnis, K., 83-FD-10 Peace, A., 15-APA-3 Qi, Y., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Rhudy, M., 91-MST-3 Sackett, T., 99-ADS-7 Peet, Y., 257-FD-29 Qian, E., 279-CFD-22 Ribeiro, F., 214-APA-26 Sadler, G., 153-ATOMS-11 Pei, J., 175-ADS-11 Qiao, J., 241-ACD-10 Rice, B., 161-FD-19, 226-FD-27 Sagaga, J., 275-APA-38 Peltier, S., 83-FD-10, 161-FD-19, 226-FD-27 Qin, Y., 77-BA-1 Rice, T., 115-FD-13 Sahni, O., 40-APA-6, 154-CFD-11 Peng, C., 155-CFD-12 Quagliarella, D., 230-MDO-16 Richards, B., 93-TF-4 Sahoo, A., 83-FD-10, 146-AMT-5 Peng, D., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Qualls, G., 233-TF-8 Richardson, D., 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Sahu, J., 102-APA-14 Peng, S., 178-APA-22, 249-APA-36 Quero, D., 223-FD-24 Richardson, R., 245-APA-32 Said, M., 93-TF-4 Perez, R., 10-ACD-2, 149-APA-19, 210-ACD-9 Quinlan, J., 34-ACD-3, 157-DE-2 Richez, F., 41-APA-7 Sakakeeny, J., 84-FD-11 Perin, B., 144-ADS-8, 212-ADS-13 Quinn, M., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Richwine, D., 148-APA-18, 177-APA-21, Sakib, M., 165-MDO-9 Perkins, H., 34-ACD-3 Raab, S., 129-VSTOL-1 213-APA-25 Salamanca, O., 41-APA-7 Perry, A., 86-FT-3 Rabinovitch, J., 117-FD-15, 144-ADS-8 RIchwine, M., 177-APA-21 Salas Nunez, L., 194-MDO-12 Peteilh, N., 123-MDO-8 Racca, A., 169-TP-8 Rieffel, E., 233-TF-8 Salinger, S., 59-TF-3 Peterson, D., 226-FD-27, 254-CFD-18 Raffel, M., 14-APA-2 Riley, L., 161-FD-19 Salyers, J., 242-ACD-11 Peterson, L., 144-ADS-8 Rafferty, B., 274-APA-37 Riley, P., 80-DE-1 Samimy, M., 115-FD-13 Petropoulos, I., 42-APA-8 Rafla, F., 95-TP-5 Ringenbach, S., 102-APA-14 Sampigethaya, K., 108-ATOMS-9 Pfeifle, O., 86-FT-3 Ragni, D., 72-APA-11 Rinoie, K., 10-ACD-2 Sanchez, F., 173-ACD-8 Pham, D., 266-TF-9 Rai, A., 44-ATOMS-4 Rivers, M., 284-GT-12 Sanchez, R., 264-MDO-20 Philippidis, D., 27-GT-2 Raibaudo, C., 39-APA-5 Rizzetta, D., 224-FD-25 Sanchez-Plesha, N., 87-GT-5 Philips, D., 278-CFD-21 Raizonville, P., 77-BA-1 Roberts, D., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 Sandham, N., 84-FD-11, 112-CFD-10 Phillips, B., 213-APA-25 Raj, K., 105-ASE-2 Roberts, Z., 106-ATOMS-7, 153-ATOMS-11 Sanetti, S., 121-ITAR-2 Phillips, E., 179-APA-23 Raj, P., 35-ACD-4, 273-ACD-12 Robertson, G., 193-ITAR-3 Santana, R., 54-LTA-2 Phillips, W., 165-MDO-9 Rajagopalan, R., 255-CFD-19 Robinson, M., 75-ATOMS-5, 152-ATOMS-10 Santarpia, E., 101-APA-13 Piatak, D., 150-APA-20, 180-APA-24, 217- Rajaram, D., 9-ACD-1, 242-ACD-11 Robison, Z., 282-FD-33 Santos, J., 54-LTA-2 APA-29 Rajauski, L., 59-TF-3 Roches, P., 123-MDO-8 Santos, R., 19-CFD-1 Picelli, R., 231-MDO-17 Raje, P., 155-CFD-12 Rockwood, M., 160-FD-17 Sappington, R., 153-ATOMS-11 Picinich, S., 90-MDO-5 Rajendran, K., 43-ATOMS-3 Rodi, P., 13-APA-1 Sarkar, S., 28-LTA-1, 159-FD-16 Pillai, R., 9-ACD-1 Rajmohan, N., 73-APA-12, 80-DE-1 Rodriguez, D., 213-APA-25 Sarmiento, A., 61-TP-3, 199-TP-9 Piñero, L., 18-ATOMS-2 Rajnarayan, D., 80-DE-1 Rodríguez, D., 277-APA-40 Sarter, N., 127-TF-5 Pinier, J., 150-APA-20, 180-APA-24 Raju Kulkarni, A., 86-FT-3 Rodriguez-Sevillano, A., 244-APA-31 Sasoh, A., 31-PDL-1, 83-FD-10 Pinna, F., 19-CFD-1, 25-FD-4 Rakshith, K., 173-ACD-8 Roe, P., 255-CFD-19 Sasson, J., 24-FD-3 Pinon, O., 32-TF-2 Rallabhandi, S., 177-APA-21, 273-ACD-12 Roedts, R., 118-FT-4, 162-FT-5 Saunders, D., 128-TP-6 Pinon-Fischer, O., 107-ATOMS-8 Ramanathan, H., 245-APA-32 Roelofs, M., 35-ACD-4 Sawant, S., 190-FD-23 Pipa, A., 58-PDL-2 Ramesh, R., 60-TP-2 Roettgen, D., 259-FD-32 Saxena, S., 104-APA-16 Piperni, P., 89-MDO-4, 122-MDO-7 Ramirez, D., 220-ATOMS-16 Rogalla von Bieberstein, P., 14-APA-2 Scalo, C., 23-FD-2 Pire, A., 149-APA-19 Rand, P., 200-VSTOL-2 Roger, J., 33-TP-1, 94-TP-4 Schaefer, J., 58-PDL-2 Pirlot, M., 277-APA-40 Rane, J., 40-APA-6 Rogers, S., 150-APA-20 Schaffert, K., 56-MDO-3 Pisaroni, M., 230-MDO-16 Rangarajan, A., 78-CFD-6/MVCE-2 Rohde-Brandenburger, K., 14-APA-2 Schairer, E., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Piskin, T., 168-PDL-5 Ranjan, A., 125-PDL-4 Rohlfs, L., 216-APA-28 Scheufele, B., 260-FT-7 Pittorie, W., 57-MST-2 Ranjan, P., 14-APA-2, 264-MDO-20 Roithmayr, C., 175-ADS-11 Schmid, P., 159-FD-16 Plohr, M., 273-ACD-12 Ranjan, R., 161-FD-19 Rokhsaz, K., 173-ACD-8, 242-ACD-11, 277- Schmisseur, J., 246-APA-33 Poggie, J., 168-PDL-5, 190-FD-23 Rankin, J., 252-ATOMS-19 APA-40 Schmit, R., 193-ITAR-3, 260-FT-7 Pollard, B., 59-TF-3 Raphael, C., 182-ATOMS-12 Roland, S., 11-ADS-1, 99-ADS-7, 174-ADS-10 Schmitt, M., 93-TF-4 Pollard, V., 150-APA-20 Rastgoftar, H., 127-TF-5 Rolfe, E., 278-CFD-21 Schmitt, S., 94-TP-4 Poloni, C., 90-MDO-5 Rathsam, J., 177-APA-21 Roling, P., 43-ATOMS-3, 75-ATOMS-5 Schmitz, S., 49-FD-6, 71-APA-10 Pomeroy, B., 214-APA-26 Ratnayake, N., 41-APA-7, 150-APA-20, Rolston, S., 224-FD-25 Schneider, M., 266-TF-9 Ponder, J., 146-AMT-5, 261-GT-11 180-APA-24 Rongchen, Z., 109-BA-2 Schneider, S., 51-FD-8, 84-FD-11, 116-FD-14, Ponniah, J., 91-MST-3 Ratsamee, P., 97-ACD-6 Roozeboom, N., 150-APA-20, 217-APA-29 246-APA-33 Poovathingal, S., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Rattanagraikanakorn, B., 18-ATOMS-2, Rorie, R., 106-ATOMS-7, 153-ATOMS-11 Schoenenberger, M., 248-APA-35 Post, J., 17-ATOMS-1 252-ATOMS-19 Rose, C., 125-PDL-4 Schollenberger, M., 86-FT-3 Potter, D., 221-CFD-16 Rausch, R., 217-APA-29 Rose, T., 174-ADS-10 Schreiner, R., 58-PDL-2 Potvin, J., 212-ADS-13 Ravishankar, R., 107-ATOMS-8 Ross, A., 97-ACD-6 Schrock, C., 47-CFD-5, 112-CFD-10, 185-CFD-15 aiaa.org/aviation 107 AUTHOR AND SESSION CHAIR INDEX
Schröder, K., 266-TF-9 Silva, C., 59-TF-3 Stevanovic, S., 54-LTA-2 Thomas, B., 41-APA-7 Schroeder, J., 57-MST-2, 250-ATOMS-17 Silva, W., 70-APA-9, 178-APA-22 Stevens, L., 43-ATOMS-3 Thomas, C., 121-ITAR-2, 173-ACD-8, 248- Schrooyen, P., 33-TP-1 Simeni Simeni, M., 125-PDL-4 Stokes, N., 38-AMT-2/GT-3 APA-35 Schubert-Kabban, C., 260-FT-7 Simiriotis, N., 39-APA-5 Stokkermans, T., 72-APA-11, 276-APA-39 Thomas, F., 24-FD-3, 85-FD-12 Schuch, E., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Simmons, D., 24-FD-3, 85-FD-12 Stoldt, H., 13-APA-1 Thomas, P., 143-ACD-7 Schuelein, E., 190-FD-23 Simpson, S., 125-PDL-4 Stolt, A., 40-APA-6 Thompson, K., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1, 280- Schultz, R., 100-AMT-4 Singh, S., 105-ASE-2 Stouffer, V., 198-TF-6 CFD-23 Schultz, V., 32-TF-2, 198-TF-6 Singh, T., 82-FD-9 Strathoff, P., 266-TF-9 Thompson, R., 278-CFD-21 Schulze Schwienhorst, M., 218-ATOMS-14 Sinha, K., 155-CFD-12 Strauss, L., 105-ASE-2 Throneberry, G., 122-MDO-7, 248-APA-35 Schumacher, L., 200-VSTOL-2 Sinha, N., 104-APA-16, 193-ITAR-3, 246-APA-33 Strawn, R., 275-APA-38 Thurow, B., 146-AMT-5 Schütz, M., 16-APA-4 Sinko, J., 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Strelets, M., 45-CFD-3 Tichenor, N., 92-PDL-3, 161-FD-19 Schuurman, M., 18-ATOMS-2, 227-FT-6, Sinnige, T., 72-APA-11 Strickland, J., 151-ASE-3 Tien, A., 218-ATOMS-14 252-ATOMS-19 Sirbaugh, J., 87-GT-5 Strohmayer, A., 86-FT-3 Tilmann, C., 245-APA-32 Schwartz, M., 246-APA-33 Skokova, K., 95-TP-5 Stueck, A., 56-MDO-3, 90-MDO-5 Timko, E., 146-AMT-5 Schwarz, C., 105-ASE-2 Slotnick, J., 45-CFD-3 Stumpf, E., 93-TF-4, 266-TF-9 Timme, S., 15-APA-3 Scott, S., 250-ATOMS-17 Smalikho, I., 74-ASE-1 Sturm, F., 14-APA-2 Tipton, A., 199-TP-9 Seeds, M., 183-ATOMS-13 Smart, J., 273-ACD-12 Sturm, J., 194-MDO-12 Tô, J., 39-APA-5 Seidel, J., 68-ACD-5, 174-ADS-10, 225-FD- Smearcheck, S., 219-ATOMS-15 Subbareddy, P., 112-CFD-10, 116-FD-14, Tolley, M., 194-MDO-12 26, 243-ADS-14/APA-30/FD-28 Smith, B., 37-ADS-3, 50-FD-7, 85-FD-12, 254-CFD-18, 278-CFD-21 Tong, M., 34-ACD-3, 71-APA-10, 257-FD- Seiferth, D., 153-ATOMS-11 200-VSTOL-2, 241-ACD-10 Suga, K., 221-CFD-16 29, 259-FD-32, 277-APA-40 Sekimoto, S., 254-CFD-18 Smith, C., 121-ITAR-2 Sullivan, B., 226-FD-27 Tong, Z., 43-ATOMS-3 Sekine, K., 182-ATOMS-12 Smith, D., 60-TP-2, 188-FD-21 Sullivan, G., 259-FD-32, 282-FD-33 Toro, K., 12-AMT-1/GT-1, 180-APA-24, 261-GT-11 Sekula, M., 150-APA-20, 217-APA-29 Smith, M., 77-BA-1, 109-BA-2 Sun, Y., 82-FD-9, 282-FD-33 Toropov, V., 55-MDO-2 Sellers, M., 217-APA-29, 226-FD-27 Smits, A., 160-FD-17 Sundaram, P., 249-APA-36 Torres Herrador, F., 169-TP-8 Sellers, P., 88-ITAR-1 Sobester, A., 143-ACD-7 Suresh Babu, A., 245-APA-32 Torrigiani, F., 195-MDO-13 Semaan, R., 247-APA-34 Soehnel, M., 24-FD-3, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Sutherland, J., 255-CFD-19 Tost, F., 80-DE-1 Serani, A., 230-MDO-16 Soileau, T., 260-FT-7 Suzuki, Y., 185-CFD-15 Towne, A., 82-FD-9 Seth, A., 229-MDO-15 Soldevilla, J., 34-ACD-3 Swadesir, L., 242-ACD-11 Tran, J., 37-ADS-3 Setters, C., 33-TP-1, 94-TP-4 Somers, L., 93-TF-4 Swaine, S., 242-ACD-11 Trani, A., 17-ATOMS-1, 75-ATOMS-5 Shadpey, S., 111-CFD-9 Song, B., 241-ACD-10 Swaminathan, B., 14-APA-2 Triantafyllou, M., 39-APA-5 Shah, S., 57-MST-2, 73-APA-12, Song, K., 107-ATOMS-8, 152-ATOMS-10 Sweet, R., 69-ADS-4 Troolin, D., 160-FD-17 250-ATOMS-17 Song, W., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 147-APA-17, Swei, S., 101-APA-13 Tropina, A., 31-PDL-1, 92-PDL-3, 168-PDL-5 Shah, V., 88-ITAR-1 214-APA-26, 241-ACD-10 Switzer, G., 151-ASE-3 Tryggvason, G., 283-FD-35 Shallcross, G., 156-CFD-13 Sonnen, M., 175-ADS-11 Szmodis, J., 226-FD-27 Tsolakis, C., 21-CPS-1, 221-CFD-16 Shan, H., 179-APA-23 Sonneveldt, B., 211-ADS-12 Szwaba, R., 39-APA-5 Tsuchiya, T., 104-APA-16 Sharma, V., 54-LTA-2 Sor, S., 151-ASE-3, 244-APA-31, 283-FD-35 Taflin, D., 232-MVCE-4 Tsukada, T., 54-LTA-2 Sharma Priyadarshini, M., 169-TP-8 Sotillo, A., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Tagawa, G., 151-ASE-3 Tucker, K., 129-VSTOL-1 Sharpanskykh, A., 18-ATOMS-2 Sotin, C., 117-FD-15 Taghavi, R., 163-GA-1 Tufts, M., 51-FD-8 Sharpe, P., 276-APA-39 Sousa, A., 214-APA-26 Takahashi, T., 34-ACD-3, 68-ACD-5, 80- Tumuklu, O., 190-FD-23 Shashurin, A., 31-PDL-1, 58-PDL-2, 125- Sousa, C., 258-FD-31 DE-1, 143-ACD-7, 210-ACD-9 Turbeville, F., 116-FD-14 PDL-4, 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Souza, D., 277-APA-40 Takayanagi, H., 61-TP-3 Turchi, A., 33-TP-1 Shea, P., 150-APA-20, 180-APA-24, 217-APA-29 Spalart, P., 45-CFD-3 Tallman, J., 55-MDO-2 Turner, J., 102-APA-14, 179-APA-23 Shea, S., 217-APA-29 Sparapany, M., 263-MDO-19 Tam, J., 121-ITAR-2, 248-APA-35 Turner, M., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6, 178-APA-22 Shearwood, T., 274-APA-37 Spear, D., 227-FT-6, 260-FT-7 Tamba, T., 83-FD-10 Tutt, B., 36-ADS-2, 211-ADS-12 Shemenski, M., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Spedding, G., 244-APA-31 Tan, S., 106-ATOMS-7 Tynis, J., 37-ADS-3 Shen, L., 71-APA-10 Speth, R., 248-APA-35 Tandon, S., 254-CFD-18 Tysell, L., 249-APA-36 Shen, Z., 34-ACD-3 Spillers, R., 24-FD-3 Tang, B., 179-APA-23 Uddin, M., 50-FD-7 Sheng, C., 47-CFD-5 Spitzer, S., 100-AMT-4 Tang, P., 183-ATOMS-13 Ugolotti, M., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Sheplak, M., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Spyropoulos, J., 278-CFD-21 Tang, S., 143-ACD-7 Ulbrich, N., 100-AMT-4 Sherer, S., 121-ITAR-2, 254-CFD-18 Sreenivas, K., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Tang, Y., 125-PDL-4 Ullah, A., 40-APA-6, 149-APA-19 Sherif, S., 60-TP-2, 128-TP-6 Sridhar, B., 220-ATOMS-16 Tanner, C., 211-ADS-12 Underwood, J., 144-ADS-8 Sherwin, S., 224-FD-25 Sridharan, A., 124-MST-4 Tardiff, M., 36-ADS-2 Underwood, M., 250-ATOMS-17 Sherwood, J., 36-ADS-2, 99-ADS-7 Srigrarom, S., 97-ACD-6 Tatsukawa, T., 182-ATOMS-12, 254-CFD-18 Underwood, S., 163-GA-1 Shi, A., 49-FD-6 Srinivasan, P., 44-ATOMS-4 Taubert, L., 116-FD-14, 179-APA-23 Upadhyay, P., 54-LTA-2 Shi, R., 263-MDO-19 Staats, M., 215-APA-27, 216-APA-28 Tawdros, S., 36-ADS-2 Urban, M., 218-ATOMS-14 Shi, Y., 110-CFD-8/MDO-6 Stamper, K., 246-APA-33 Tay, J., 149-APA-19 Uzun, A., 24-FD-3 Shihab, S., 166-MDO-10, 220-ATOMS-16 Stanek, M., 121-ITAR-2 Taylor, C., 218-ATOMS-14 Vadgama, N., 283-FD-35 Shim, D., 76-ATOMS-6 Stanford, B., 70-APA-9, 101-APA-13, 195- Taylor, J., 165-MDO-9 Vahora, M., 58-PDL-2, 118-FT-4 Shim, H., 257-FD-29 MDO-13 Taylor, N., 45-CFD-3, 196-MVCE-3, 232- Valentini, P., 169-TP-8 Shin, S., 244-APA-31 Stanley, D., 197-NIA-1 MVCE-4 van Arnhem, N., 72-APA-11 Shinde, V., 282-FD-33 Starikovskiy, A., 31-PDL-1, 92-PDL-3, 125- Tekinalp, O., 129-VSTOL-1 Van Buren, T., 160-FD-17 Shipman, J., 193-ITAR-3 PDL-4, 168-PDL-5 Temme, N., 95-TP-5 van Dam, C., 216-APA-28 Shneider, M., 125-PDL-4, 146-AMT-5 Stark, A., 197-NIA-1 Terning, B., 173-ACD-8, 242-ACD-11 van den Berg, T., 157-DE-2 Shoele, K., 245-APA-32 Staub, F., 104-APA-16 Thacker, R., 55-MDO-2 Vandeputte, T., 55-MDO-2 Short, E., 61-TP-3, 199-TP-9 Staudenmeier, R., 43-ATOMS-3 Thapa, M., 230-MDO-16 van der Weide, E., 185-CFD-15 Shu, F., 248-APA-35 Stedmon, A., 250-ATOMS-17 Thedin, R., 71-APA-10 van Dommelen, D., 241-ACD-10 Shukla, A., 117-FD-15 Steele, B., 143-ACD-7 Theofilis, V., 190-FD-23 Vangara, S., 280-CFD-23 Siddall, R., 91-MST-3 Stelmack, M., 166-MDO-10 Thielecke, F., 10-ACD-2 Van Leeuwen, A., 57-MST-2 Siefers, T., 145-ADS-9 Stephan, A., 74-ASE-1, 105-ASE-2 Thipphavong, D., 220-ATOMS-16 Van Norman, J., 175-ADS-11 Sigthorsson, D., 199-TP-9 Stephen, E., 102-APA-14 Thom, J., 163-GA-1 Vanstone, L., 159-FD-16, 258-FD-31 Silberhorn, D., 273-ACD-12 Steva, T., 150-APA-20 Thomadakis, P., 21-CPS-1 van Tooren, M., 93-TF-4
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Van Treuren, R., 28-LTA-1, 54-LTA-2 Watkins, A., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 217-APA-29 Wong, P., 247-APA-34 Yu, Y., 44-ATOMS-4 Van Zante, J., 146-AMT-5 Watkins, J., 145-ADS-9 Wong, T., 216-APA-28 Yuan, C., 35-ACD-4 Vargas, A., 77-BA-1 Watson, N., 71-APA-10, 124-MST-4 Wood, K., 157-DE-2 Yuan, Y., 283-FD-35 Varigonda, S., 226-FD-27 Wauters, J., 55-MDO-2 Wood, M., 260-FT-7 Zaal, P., 57-MST-2, 91-MST-3, 250-ATOMS-17 Varner, D., 277-APA-40 Wayman, T., 27-GT-2 Wood, S., 112-CFD-10 Zakrajsek, A., 173-ACD-8 Varol, D., 242-ACD-11 Webb, N., 115-FD-13 Wood, W., 46-CFD-4/MVCE-1 Zaleski, S., 283-FD-35 Varriale, C., 59-TF-3, 86-FT-3 Webb, T., 100-AMT-4 Woods, B., 40-APA-6 Zampier Bussmann, M., 118-FT-4 Varshney, A., 247-APA-34 Webster, G., 189-FD-22, 259-FD-32 Wood-Thomas, D., 112-CFD-10 Zanette, J., 118-FT-4 Varshney, M., 247-APA-34 Weed, K., 61-TP-3, 199-TP-9 Woodward, J., 250-ATOMS-17 Zaninotto, S., 43-ATOMS-3 Vascik, P., 93-TF-4 Weed, R., 42-APA-8 Wright, M., 53-GT-4 Zanus, L., 25-FD-4 Vasilyev, O., 278-CFD-21 Wehage, K., 109-BA-2 Wroblewski, A., 233-TF-8 Zayernouri, M., 23-FD-2 Vatsa, V., 284-GT-12 Wei, P., 107-ATOMS-8, 166-MDO-10, Wu, B., 257-FD-29, 277-APA-40 Zeghal, K., 106-ATOMS-7, 182-ATOMS-12, Vedam, A., 246-APA-33 220-ATOMS-16, 252-ATOMS-19 Wu, J., 44-ATOMS-4 251-ATOMS-18 Velazquez, A., 151-ASE-3, 283-FD-35 Weihs, D., 214-APA-26 Wu, M., 153-ATOMS-11 Zelenak, D., 146-AMT-5 Veldhuis, L., 59-TF-3, 72-APA-11, 86-FT-3, Weinert, A., 56-MDO-3 Wu, T., 151-ASE-3 Zeng, C., 195-MDO-13 276-APA-39 Weinmann, M., 197-NIA-1 Wu, Y., 31-PDL-1, 125-PDL-4, 176-AMT-6/ Zha, G., 103-APA-15, 215-APA-27, 221-CFD- Velev, M., 21-CPS-1 Weintraub, D., 266-TF-9 GT-8/PDL-6, 263-MDO-19 16, 241-ACD-10, 259-FD-32, 276-APA-39 Vella, S., 60-TP-2 Weirs, V., 279-CFD-22 Wukie, N., 47-CFD-5, 112-CFD-10, 154-CFD-11 Zhai, C., 103-APA-15 Vempati, L., 127-TF-5 Weisberger, J., 38-AMT-2/GT-3, 146-AMT-5 Wygnanski, I., 179-APA-23 Zhang, B., 160-FD-17, 184-CFD-14, 188-FD-21 Venkatesan-Crome, C., 264-MDO-20 Weiss, J., 159-FD-16, 215-APA-27, 216-APA- Wynnychuk, D., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Zhang, F., 257-FD-29 Venner, K., 244-APA-31 28, 258-FD-31 Xiao, P., 34-ACD-3 Zhang, H., 73-APA-12 Ventura Diaz, P., 16-APA-4, 128-TP-6 Weiss, P., 278-CFD-21 Xiao, T., 71-APA-10, 103-APA-15, 257-FD- Zhang, J., 129-VSTOL-1 Venturi, S., 169-TP-8 Weit, C., 59-TF-3 29, 259-FD-32, 277-APA-40 Zhang, M., 35-ACD-4, 278-CFD-21 Verma, R., 54-LTA-2, 117-FD-15 Wells, D., 273-ACD-12 Xie, J., 34-ACD-3, 163-GA-1, 242-ACD-11 Zhang, X., 109-BA-2, 183-ATOMS-13, 257-FD-29 Verma, S., 83-FD-10, 252-ATOMS-19 Wen, H., 49-FD-6 Xiong, J., 70-APA-9 Zhang, Y., 55-MDO-2, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Vice, T., 148-APA-18 Wen, T., 155-CFD-12 Xu, D., 42-APA-8 Zhang, Z., 146-AMT-5 Victor Colin Batista, J., 199-TP-9 Weng, H., 33-TP-1 Xu, J., 214-APA-26 Zhao, H., 30-MST-1 Vienne, L., 188-FD-21 Wenk, J., 94-TP-4 Xu, K., 103-APA-15, 215-APA-27 Zhao, P., 183-ATOMS-13 Viken, S., 147-APA-17 Wentland, C., 223-FD-24 Xu, X., 82-FD-9 Zhao, Q., 47-CFD-5 Visbal, M., 41-APA-7, 160-FD-17, 225-FD-26 Wercinski, P., 37-ADS-3 Xu, Z., 147-APA-17, 154-CFD-11 Zhao, W., 229-MDO-15 Vishwanathan, V., 85-FD-12 Wervaecke, C., 42-APA-8 Xue, M., 182-ATOMS-12, 219-ATOMS-15 Zhao, X., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Visser, N., 251-ATOMS-18 West, T., 60-TP-2, 169-TP-8 Yagle, P., 241-ACD-10 Zhao, Y., 30-MST-1 Vogel, E., 246-APA-33 Westervelt, E., 251-ATOMS-18 Yakinthos, K., 97-ACD-6 Zhe, S., 183-ATOMS-13 VonDeetzen, S., 53-GT-4 Weston, D., 121-ITAR-2, 221-CFD-16, 254- Yalin, A., 92-PDL-3, 125-PDL-4 Zheng, J., 34-ACD-3 Voronka, N., 88-ITAR-1 CFD-18 Yan, J., 194-MDO-12 Zheng, L., 20-CFD-2/FD-1 Vos, J., 39-APA-5 Westphal, R., 118-FT-4 Yan, R., 257-FD-29 Zheng, X., 107-ATOMS-8 Vos, R., 35-ACD-4, 72-APA-11, 143-ACD-7 Wheaton, B., 84-FD-11 Yanagimoto, Y., 10-ACD-2 Zheng, Z., 74-ASE-1, 151-ASE-3, 278-CFD-21 Voskuijl, M., 59-TF-3, 86-FT-3, 93-TF-4 White, E., 224-FD-25 Yang, B., 44-ATOMS-4, 219-ATOMS-15 Zhi, H., 103-APA-15, 257-FD-29, 277-APA-40 Vukasinovic, B., 274-APA-37 White, J., 255-CFD-19 Yang, H., 41-APA-7 Zholtovski, S., 105-ASE-2 Vuppala, R., 112-CFD-10 White, M., 71-APA-10, 121-ITAR-2, 124-MST- Yang, Q., 151-ASE-3 Zhong, D., 47-CFD-5 Vuruskan, A., 104-APA-16 4, 234-TP-10/PDL-7 Yang, S., 199-TP-9 Zhong, X., 19-CFD-1 Vyas, M., 258-FD-31 White, T., 128-TP-6 Yang, W., 165-MDO-9 Zhou, B., 89-MDO-4, 122-MDO-7, 221-CFD-16 Wachlin, J., 145-ADS-9, 174-ADS-10 Whiteside, S., 59-TF-3 Yang, X., 220-ATOMS-16, 252-ATOMS-19 Zhou, L., 257-FD-29 Wagner, J., 100-AMT-4, 259-FD-32 Whiting, N., 115-FD-13 Yang, Y., 77-BA-1, 109-BA-2, 221-CFD-16 Zhu, G., 17-ATOMS-1, 220-ATOMS-16 Wahidi, R., 160-FD-17 Whyman, S., 265-MVCE-5/CFD-20 Yang, Z., 73-APA-12 Zhu, R., 189-FD-22 Waite, J., 70-APA-9, 101-APA-13 Wickramasinghe, N., 17-ATOMS-1 Yanto, J., 218-ATOMS-14 Zhu, W., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 Wakefield, J., 249-APA-36 Widhalm, M., 73-APA-12 Yao, C., 85-FD-12 Zhu, Z., 103-APA-15, 147-APA-17, 259-FD- Walker, E., 87-GT-5, 176-AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Wienke, F., 14-APA-2 Yao, H., 82-FD-9, 183-ATOMS-13 32, 277-APA-40 Wallace, R., 26-FT-1/TF-1 Wignall, T., 180-APA-24 Yao, S., 165-MDO-9 Zilberter, I., 121-ITAR-2 Walters, R., 230-MDO-16 Wilder, M., 60-TP-2 Yao, Y., 30-MST-1 Zimmerman, J., 58-PDL-2, 92-PDL-3, 176- Walther, J., 195-MDO-13 Wildmann, N., 74-ASE-1 Yarusevych, S., 12-AMT-1/GT-1 AMT-6/GT-8/PDL-6 Wan, Y., 182-ATOMS-12 Willcox, K., 204-MDO-14, 279-CFD-22 Yasuda, H., 59-TF-3 Zimmerman, R., 127-TF-5 Wang, C., 76-ATOMS-6, 106-ATOMS-7 Williams, J., 37-ADS-3 Yayla, K., 30-MST-1 Zingg, D., 47-CFD-5, 111-CFD-9, 112-CFD-10 Wang, G., 263-MDO-19 Williamson, C., 69-ADS-4 Yee, P., 94-TP-4, 169-TP-8 Wang, J., 32-TF-2, 189-FD-22 Willis, D., 36-ADS-2, 99-ADS-7 Yi, L., 43-ATOMS-3 Wang, L., 55-MDO-2, 79-CFD-7 Wills, A., 190-FD-23 Yi, Y., 152-ATOMS-10 Wang, Q., 109-BA-2, 185-CFD-15 Wilson, Z., 118-FT-4 Yildirim, A., 195-MDO-13 Wang, T., 245-APA-32 Wilt, D., 57-MST-2 Yilmaz, E., 93-TF-4 Wang, W., 183-ATOMS-13 Winckelmans, G., 159-FD-16 Yin, J., 255-CFD-19 Wang, X., 31-PDL-1, 125-PDL-4, 128-TP-6 Winer, E., 263-MDO-19 Ying, L., 183-ATOMS-13 Wang, Y., 42-APA-8, 44-ATOMS-4, 103-APA- Wing, D., 250-ATOMS-17 Yoo, H., 152-ATOMS-10 15, 183-ATOMS-13, 226-FD-27, 259-FD-32 Winski, C., 217-APA-29 Yoo, S., 277-APA-40 Wang, Z., 79-CFD-7, 112-CFD-10, Wisser, B., 217-APA-29 Yoon, S., 16-APA-4, 128-TP-6, 244-APA-31 251-ATOMS-18, 280-CFD-23 Witkowski, A., 98-ADS-5, 211-ADS-12 Yorn, D., 92-PDL-3 Wanke, C., 218-ATOMS-14 Wittich, D., 121-ITAR-2 Yoshimoto, M., 221-CFD-16 Ward, M., 145-ADS-9, 174-ADS-10, 194-MDO-12 Woeber, C., 196-MVCE-3 You, H., 79-CFD-7 Warner, R., 174-ADS-10 Wohlan, A., 56-MDO-3 Yount, B., 37-ADS-3 Warren, M., 93-TF-4 Woike, M., 146-AMT-5, 261-GT-11 Yu, A., 106-ATOMS-7 Warsop, C., 274-APA-37 Wolf, E., 112-CFD-10 Yu, H., 165-MDO-9 Waszak, M., 32-TF-2 Wolfert, F., 250-ATOMS-17 Yu, M., 79-CFD-7 Watanabe, Y., 58-PDL-2 Wolter, A., 74-ASE-1 Yu, S., 118-FT-4 aiaa.org/aviation 109 VENUE MAP
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