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Expanding the Envelope: Partnering for Transformation 25–29 JUNE 2018 ATLANTA, GEORGIA EXPANDING THE ENVELOPE: PARTNERING FOR TRANSFORMATION See what’s in on page 23. aviation.aiaa.org/thehubschedule aviation.aiaa.org #aiaaAviation BOLDLY INNOVATE Every member of the Skunk Works® team is committed to discovery. No matter the role, each individual’s talent enhances an approach that’s simple: engineer with purpose, innovate with passion and define the future. After 75 years, we continue our mission of developing disruptive technologies to give our customers an absolute advantage. Skunk Works embraces bold innovation. It’s who we are. LOCKHEED MARTIN SEVENTY- FIFTH SKUNK WORKS ANNIVERSARY © 2018 LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION Live: n/a Trim: H: 11in W: 8.5in Job Number: FG18-03724_003 Bleed: .25in all sides Designer: David Gordon / Daniel Buck Publication: AIAA Gutter: None Communicator: Ryn Alford Visual: Low Book Flight Deomnstrator Resolution: 300 DPI Due Date: 5/30/18 Country: USA Density: 300 Color Space: CMYK NETWORK NAME: AIAA Aviation BOLDLY ON-SITE Wi-Fi PASSWORD: aviation18 INNOVATE › Every member of the Skunk Works® team is committed to discovery. No matter the role, each individual’s talent enhances an approach that’s simple: engineer with purpose, innovate with passion and define the future. After 75 years, we continue CONTENTS our mission of developing disruptive technologies to give our customers an absolute advantage. Organizing Committee .................................................................................................. 2 Welcome ........................................................................................................................... 3 Skunk Works embraces bold innovation. Sponsors and Supporters .............................................................................................4 It’s who we are. Forum Overview ..............................................................................................................6 Pre-Forum Activities ...................................................................................................... 8 Plenary & Forum 360 Sessions .................................................................................. 10 Rising Leaders in Aerospace .......................................................................................13 Special Programming F-35 Lightning II – From Concept to Cockpit ................................................... 14 University Leadership Initiative Technical Interchange ...................................15 Transformational Electric Flight Workshop and Expo .....................................15 Recognition and Lectures ........................................................................................... 16 Networking Events ........................................................................................................18 ITAR Sessions ................................................................................................................ 20 Exposition Hall ...............................................................................................................21 Exposition Hall Floor Plan ..........................................................................................22 the HUB ...........................................................................................................................23 Exhibitors by Booth Number .....................................................................................24 Exhibitors ........................................................................................................................25 Author and Session Chair Information ................................................................... 30 Author and Session Chair Index .................................................................................31 Committee Meetings ...................................................................................................45 Detailed Sessions ..........................................................................................................48 General Information ...................................................................................................144 Venue Map ....................................................................................................................146 twitter.com/aiaa (#aiaaAviation) flickr.com/aiaaevents facebook.com/AIAAfan instagram.com/AIAAerospace youtube.com/AIAATV livestream.com/AIAAVideo/Aviation2018 linkedin.com/companies/aiaa Join the Q&A at aiaa.cnf.io The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is the world’s largest aerospace technical society. With nearly 30,000 individual members from 88 countries, and 95 corporate members, AIAA brings together industry, academia, and government to advance engineering and science in aviation, LOCKHEED MARTIN SEVENTY- FIFTH space, and defense. For more information, visit aiaa.org, or follow us on Twitter @AIAA. SKUNK WORKS ANNIVERSARY aviation.aiaa.org 1 © 2018 LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION Live: n/a Trim: H: 11in W: 8.5in Job Number: FG18-03724_003 Bleed: .25in all sides Designer: David Gordon / Daniel Buck Publication: AIAA Gutter: None Communicator: Ryn Alford Visual: Low Book Flight Deomnstrator Resolution: 300 DPI Due Date: 5/30/18 Country: USA Density: 300 Color Space: CMYK ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FORUM GENERAL CHAIR FLIGHT TESTING Starr Ginn, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Juan J. Alonso, Stanford University Andrew Freeborn, Air Force Research Laboratory FORUM 360 CHAIR FLOW CONTROL Starr Ginn, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Mo Sammy, Ohio State University FORUM TECHNICAL CHAIRS FLUID DYNAMICS Michael Drake, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chunlei Liang, George Washington University Thomas Wayman, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation GROUND TESTING TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE CHAIRS Craig Morris, Arnold Engineering Devleopment Complex Ben Mills, Air Force Research Laboratory AEROACOUSTICS Erin Hubbard, NASA Glenn Research Center Charles Tinney, Applied Research Laboratories ITAR AERODYNAMIC MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY John Schmisseur, University of Tennessee Mirko Gamba, University of Michigan Gregory Jones, NASA Langley Research Center GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PAPERS—HOSTED BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE AVIATION TECHNOLOGY, INTEGRATION & OPERATIONS (ATIO) Colin Britcher, National Institute of Aerospace AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS Karen Marais, Purdue University MODELING AND SIMULATION TECHNOLOGIES Peter Zaal, NASA Ames Research Center AIR TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Umut Durak, DLR-German Aerospace Center Scot Campbell, MIT Lincoln Laboratory AEROSPACE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION Vincent Schultz, NASA Samy Missoum, University of Arizona Douglas Allaire, Texas A&M University AIRCRAFT DESIGN Timothy Takahashi, Arizona State University PLASMADYNAMICS AND LASERS GENERAL AVIATION Sally Bane, Purdue University Nicholas K. Borer, NASA Langley Research Center Simon Briceno, Georgia Institute of Technology THERMOPHYSICS S.A. Sherif, University of Florida DESIGN ENGINEERING Xiaowen Sean Wang, University of Alabama Nijo Abraham, NASA Langley Research Center Yaroslav Chudnovsky, Gas Technology Institute TRANSFORMATIONAL FLIGHT Kevin Antcliff, NASA Langley Research Center APPLIED AERODYNAMICS Vishal Bhagwandin, U.S. Army Research Laboratory James Coder, University of Tennessee Konstantinos Kontis, University of Glasgow ATMOSPHERIC FLIGHT MECHANICS Sarah D’Souza, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Soumyo Dutta, NASA Langley Research Center ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE ENVIRONMENTS David S. Thompson, Mississippi State University Peter M. Struk, NASA Glenn Research Center COMPUTER SYSTEMS Miroslav N. Velev, Aries Design Automation, U.S.A. F-35 Richard Mange, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company 2 aviation.aiaa.org EXECUTIVE STEERING COMMITTEE 2018 AIAA AVIATION Forum to Atlanta and the 2018 AIAA WELCOMEAVIATION Forum! We’re Juan J. Alonso Ron Bessire excited you’re here to learn about the latest trends in aviation and Stanford University Lockheed Martin Corporation aeronautics. This year the theme is “Expanding the Envelope: Partnering for Transformation” and we’ll be exploring this concept with industry luminaries through a mix of thought-leader keynotes, expert panel discussions, and technical research presentations. Aerospace is in a time of transition. While big rockets and sports cars in orbit grab global headlines, the aviation community is quietly establishing new paradigms that will have near-term, broad impacts on the way we Michael Drake Starr Ginn interact with flying machines. Through collaboration and innovation, Boeing Commercial NASA Armstrong established and emerging aerospace companies are developing Airplanes Flight Research Center breakthrough technologies that will enable new products and services. Throughout this week we hope you’ll discover why industry leaders think we’re at the dawn of a new era of aviation where technology convergence is fueling improvements in speed and efficiency, enabling new markets, and building the infrastructure necessary to allow our ecosystem to expand. Some highlights of the program include an update on ATM modernization, the future of general aviation, U.S. and European Martin Gomez David Hills government investments in aviation, and the latest on the development SkyRyse, Inc. Airbus Americas Inc. of supersonic transports. We’re particularly excited this year to provide the venue for the first-ever behind-the-scenes look at the design, development, and testing of the world’s most
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