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Contents ...... 3 Please be advised that AIAA’s partner for our forums is no longer supporting the conference Organizing Committee ...... 4 app. The full program can be found online here: http://aiaa-mst18.abstractcentral.com/itin.jsp Welcome ...... 5 or by scanning the QR code. AIAA is currently investigating a new conference app for future Sponsors and Supporters ...... 6 forums and would like your feedback regarding tools you would like to see included in the app. Pre-Forum Activities ...... 7 AIAA staff will be in the HUB on Wednesday, 0930–1130 hrs, to gather feedback from attendees. Please join us. Forum Overview ...... 10

Plenary Sessions ...... 13 twitter.com/aiaa (#aiaaSciTech) Forum 360 ...... 14

Sessions at a Glance...... 17 facebook.com/AIAAfan

Program Details ...... 32 youtube.com/AIAATV Special Sessions and Events ...... 161

Rising Leaders in Aerospace ...... 163 linkedin.com/companies/aiaa Recognition and Lectures ...... 164

Networking Activities ...... 167 flickr.com/aiaaevents

Exposition Hall ...... 168 instagram.com/AIAAerospace The HUB ...... 169

Exposition Hall Floor Plan ...... 173 livestream.com/AIAAVideo/SciTech2018 Exhibitors by Booth Number ...... 174

Exhibitors ...... 175 Join the Q&A at aiaa.cnf.io

General Information ...... 182 On-Site Wi Fi Meet our 2017 Best Paper Authors ...... 184 Network Name: AIAASciTech Password: 2018scitech Author and Sessions Chair Information ... 185

Committee Meetings/Events ...... 186 The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is the world’s Author and Session Chair Index ...... 191 largest aerospace technical society. With nearly 30,000 individual members from Venue Map ...... 209 88 countries, and 95 corporate members, AIAA brings together industry, academia, and government to advance engineering and science in aviation, space, and defense. For more information, Notes ...... 212 visit aiaa.org, or follow us on Twitter @AIAA. scitech.aiaa.org 3 OrganizingIntro Committee

EXECUTIVE STEERING COMMITTEE COMPUTER SYSTEMS SENSOR SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION Rick Tuggle, PeopleTec, Inc. FUSION Pamela Melroy, Forum General Chair, Tom Frey, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Former NASA Astronaut DESIGN ENGINEERING Company Scott Fouse, Lockheed Martin Corporation Nathan Hines, The Boeing Company SMALL SATELLITES Michael Gazarik, Ball Aerospace DIGITAL AVIONICS Jeremy Straub, University of North Dakota Chuck Gustafson, The Aerospace Corporation Douglas Abernathy, Lockheed Martin Corporation SOCIETY AND AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY Jill Marlowe, NASA Langley Research Center Matthew Kuester, Virginia Polytechnic Darryll Pines, University of Maryland FLUID DYNAMICS Institute and State University Matthew Munson, U.S. Army Research Office Martiqua Post, Forum 360 Chair, SOFTWARE U.S. Air Force Academy GAS TURBINE ENGINES Christoph Torens, German Aerospace Douglas Stanley, National Institute of Steve Gorrell, Brigham Young University Center (DLR) Aerospace GREEN ENGINEERING SPACE EXPLORATION YOUNG PROFESSIONAL CHAIR Tarek Abdel-Salam, East Carolina University Surendra Sharma, NASA Ames Research Center Ali K. Raz, Purdue University GROUND TEST Chris Jorgens, The Boeing Company SPACE FLIGHT MECHANICS FORUM TECHNICAL CHAIRS Kyle DeMars, Missouri University of Kevin Melcher, NASA Glenn Research GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL Science and Technology Center Yang Cheng, Mississippi State University SPACE OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT Greg Odegard, Michigan Technological HIGH-SPEED AIR-BREATHING PROPULSION Scott Burleigh, NASA Jet Propulsion University Dan Paxson, NASA Glenn Research Center Laboratory Subrata Roy, University of Florida HISTORY SPACECRAFT STRUCTURES FORUM DEPUTY TECHNICAL CHAIRS Richard Hallion, Florida Polytechnic University Mark Silver, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Stephen Blanchette, The Aerospace INFORMATION AND COMMAND & STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION – AD&S Corporation CONTROL SYSTEMS Evan Pineda, NASA Glenn Research Center Haoxiang Luo, Vanderbilt University Mike Sotak, Kratos Defense STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS Eric Silk, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center INLETS, NOZZLES, AND PROPULSION Mayuresh Patil, Virginia Polytechnic Joe Slater, Wright State University SYSTEMS INTEGRATION Institute and State University Chen Chuck, The Boeing Company TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE CHAIRS STRUCTURES INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Scott Norwood, Lockheed Martin ADAPTIVE STRUCTURES Amanda Lampton, Systems Technology, Inc. Aeronautics Company Derek Doyle, Air Force Research Laboratory - Space Vehicles Directorate MATERIALS SURVIVABILITY , University of Wyoming AEROACOUSTICS Ray Fertig Steven Broussard, The Boeing Company Cliff Brown, NASA Glenn Research Center MESHING VISUALIZATION AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AERODYNAMIC MEASUREMENT COMPUTATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS John Hsu, California State University, Long , Engility Corporation TECHNOLOGY Hugh Thornburg Beach Daniel Richardson, Spectral Energies, LLC MODELING AND SIMULATION TERRESTRIAL ENERGY AEROSPACE EDUCATION TECHNOLOGIES Norman Love, The University of Texas at , German Aerospace Center K. Ravindra, Saint Louis University Umut Durak El Paso (DLR) AIRCRAFT DESIGN THERMOPHYSICS Cees Bil, RMIT University MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN Patrick Yee, The Aerospace Corporation OPTIMIZATION APPLIED AERODYNAMICS Ali Najafi, ANSYS, Inc. UNIQUE AND TRANSFORMATIONAL Khaled Abdol-Hamid, NASA Langley FLIGHT SYSTEMS Research Center NON-DETERMINISTIC APPROACHES Virginia Stouffer, LMI Yongming Liu, Arizona State University ATMOSPHERIC FLIGHT MECHANICS UNMANNED SYSTEMS PLASMADYNAMICS AND LASERS Mudassir Lone, Cranfield University Richard Stansbury, Embry-Riddle Andrey Starikovskiy, Princeton University Aeronautical University COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PROPELLANTS AND COMBUSTION James Stegeman, NASA Glenn Research WIND ENERGY SYMPOSIUM Center Joanna Austin, California Institute of Technology David Maniaci, Sandia National Laboratories

4 scitech.aiaa.org EXECUTIVE STEERING COMMITTEE 2018 AIAA SciTech Forum Welcome Welcome to the 2018 AIAA Science and Technology Forum and Exposition (AIAA SciTech Forum), the world’s largest event for aerospace research, development, and technology. This forum will give you unparalleled access to a diverse range of thought leaders, not only in their own areas of expertise, but across technological boundaries, sparking the collaboration necessary for innovation in our community. Our theme—seizing the next digital transformation—focuses on how disruptions in business markets, the dawn of digital engineering, a profusion of data, human Scott Fouse Michael Gazarik machine teaming, and the latest innovative technology are all shaking up the Lockheed Martin Ball Aerospace status quo and driving the evolution of aerospace. Through discussions and Corporation collaboration, we will consider how our community can best respond and adapt to this changing landscape.

The Technical Program Committee worked hard since last year’s forum, putting together the high-quality technical programming our participants have come to expect. There are over 2,700 presentations scheduled across more than 450 technical sessions! In addition, the Executive Steering Committee has planned a plenary and Forum 360 program that will engage and challenge attendees to Chuck Gustafson Jill Marlowe think outside of their technical specialty areas while considering how disruptors— The Aerospace NASA Langley be they people, events, or technologies—are impacting the aerospace industry. Corporation Research Center We have lined up diverse, thought-provoking and compelling speakers who will discuss the digital transformation occurring in aerospace along with many other topics—and they will do so in ways that will challenge you to learn, to think anew, and to engage with your fellow attendees.

Another exciting development at this forum is the debut of the HUB in the Exposition Hall—“Where great minds gather.” The HUB, as its name implies, will

Pamela Melroy Darryll Pines become a center of activity and will include many attendee favorites, informal Former NASA University of presentations, and even surprises. Make sure to check it out! Astronaut Maryland There are few places more fitting to host the AIAA SciTech Forum than Kissimmee. Central Florida is home to a wealth of aerospace history and innovation, including the nation’s busiest gateway to space and one of its busiest airports. The companies, government facilities, and academic institutions that call this region home represent the cutting-edge organizations shaping the future of aerospace. We’re excited to be here and hope you are too!

Martiqua Post Douglas Stanley U.S. Air Force National Institute The 2019 AIAA SciTech Forum will be Academy of Aerospace held 7–11 January 2019, in San Diego, CA. scitech.aiaa.org 5 Sponsors and Supporters AIAA would like to thank the following organizations for their support of the 2018 AIAA SciTech Forum

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CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFERINGS Stay at the top of your game with AIAA’s continuing education oferings. You will leave with invaluable knowledge and solutions that you can put to immediate use.

SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY 0800–1700 HRS MIAMI 3 0800–1700 HRS MIAMI 2 COURSE COURSE Aircraft and Rotorcraft System Identiﬁcation Missile Guidance Engineering Methods for Manned and UAV A system-level, integrated method is provided on missile Applications with Hands-on Training using CIFER® guidance design, development, and system engineering This course will review the fundamental methods of manned activities in addressing requirements such as performance, cost, and UAV aircraft and rotorcraft system identification methods, risk, and launch platform integration. illustrate the benefits of their broad application throughout the flight vehicle development process, and provide the attendees with an intensive hands-on training of the CIFER® system SUNDAY, 7 JANUARY identification using flight test data and extensive lab exercises. 0800–1700 HRS CAPTIVA 1 COURSE SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY Aeroelastic Wind Tunnel Testing and Aeroelasticity 0800–1700 HRS MIAMI 1 Considerations for Non-Aeroelastic Tests COURSE This course is specific to aeroelasticity concerns and wind tunnel testing. The greater emphasis will be on the testing of Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Combustion: aeroelastic models; however, some attention will be given to Theory, Modeling and Practice aeroelasticity considerations for non-aeroelastic tests. The purpose of the course is to introduce the large eddy simulation (LES) approach to modeling complex reacting flows through three different elements: 1) theory, 2) modeling, and SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY 3) practical implementation or practice. 0800–1700 HRS SUN B WORKSHOP SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY Future CFD Technologies Workshop 0800–1700 HRS DAYTONA 1 Sponsored by the AIAA CFD2030 Integration Committee and COURSE NASA’s Transformative Tools and Technologies Project (T3). The focus of this workshop will be to explore past, present, Introduction to Software Engineering and future contributions of applied mathematics and computer This course is an introduction to software engineering. Software science for simulation-based aerospace applications, and to engineering includes all aspects of professional software motivate the case for increased interdisciplinary contributions production, and is especially important for safety-critical between these fields. For these purposes, workshop and mission-critical software. Software is a major cost of all presentations will include a combination of fundamental aerospace systems. research and applied aerospace CFD work.

SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY SAT. 6 - SUN. 7 JANUARY 0800–1700 HRS DAYTONA 2 0800–1700 HRS SUN A COURSE WORKSHOP Stochastic Mechanics of Materials and Structures 5th International Workshop on High-Order CFD This course presents an array of methods to study mechanics of Methods spatially random material microstructures involving several scales. The workshop provides an open and impartial forum for evaluating the status of high-order methods (order of accuracy > 2) in solving a wide range of flow problems.

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SUNDAY, 7 JANUARY SUNDAY, 7 JANUARY 0800–1700 HRS SANIBEL 1 1600–1800 HRS OSCEOLA B WORKSHOP Meet the Employers Recruiting Event Space Standards and Architecture Workshop AIAA’s recruiting event brings together corporate members and students/young professional attendees. This fun and dynamic This workshop is intended for individuals and organizations that environment allows students and professionals to interact desire to increase their teams’ understanding of the benefits with organizations regarding employment opportunities. of and the usability of 1) space standards and 2) architecture Participating companies/organizations will present an framework. organizational overview and opportunities available, then have follow-on discussions with the attendees. All attendees are SUNDAY, 7 JANUARY welcome; no registration required. 1530–1730 HRS SUN D SUNDAY, 7 JANUARY TO NEW TUTORIAL 1800–1930 HRS OSCEOLA 1-3 A Tutorial on a Uniﬁed Approach for Computational Aeroelasticity Student Welcome Reception WORLDS. AIAA SciTech has one of the largest gatherings of students of Aeroelasticity consists of the modeling and understanding of the interactions between the structural dynamics and any of the AIAA forums. Come meet fellow students who you unsteady aerodynamics of a configuration such as an airplane, are sure to see again throughout the week. Many student award a launch vehicle, or a bridge. By its very nature, aeroelasticity winners and presenters will be in attendance. AIAA Executive is a multidisciplinary field and can, therefore, include other Director Dan Dumbacher will address the attendees, as will a disciplines such as controls (aeroservoelasticity) and thermal representative from the corporate sponsors. effects (aerothermoelasticity). Over the last few years, the field Members of the AIAA Board of Trustees and the Technical of aeroelasticity has been transitioning from its classical origins Activities Division will also be in attendance. Take advantage involving linear, frequency-domain methods to more modern, of this chance to meet key members of AIAA and learn about nonlinear, computational-based methods. opportunities that are available. Sponsored by: Lead: Supporting:

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SATURDAY/SUNDAY 6-7 MONDAY 8 TUESDAY 9 0730 hrs Speakers’ Brieﬁng Speakers’ Brieﬁng 0800 hrs Plenary Plenary 0830 hrs 0900 hrs Networking Break Networking Break 0930 hrs 1000 hrs Forum 360 Forum 360 1030 hrs Technical Technical 1100 hrs Sessions Sessions Continuing Education Courses 1130 hrs and Workshops 1200 hrs 0815–1700 hrs Saturday and Sunday 1230 hrs Rising Durand Lecture Networking Lunch Recognition Leaders for Public Service 1300 hrs on Own Luncheon Lunch and Luncheon 1330 hrs Panel Exposition 1400 hrs Dedicated Time for HUB Activities! Hall Open 1430 hrs Forum 360 Networking 1500 hrs Break at Forum 360 1530 hrs Technical Networking Break 1530 hrs Sessions Technical 1600 hrs Sessions Rising 1630 hrs Meet the Employers Leaders Speed Recruiting Event Mentoring Tweet Up 1700 hrs 1600–1800 hrs Sunday von Kármán in 1730 hrs Rising Dryden Lecture Astronautics Leaders in Research 1800 hrs Student Welcome Lecture Networking Reception Reception 1830 hrs 1800–1930 hrs Sunday Associate Fellows Opening Reception in the (all students welcome) Exposition Hall 1900 hrs Reception Technical Sessions Hall opens at 1815 hrs 1930 hrs 2000 hrs AIAA 2030 hrs Associate Fellows 2100 hrs Dinner 2130 hrs (Tickets Required) 2200 hrs 2230 hrs

GROW CONNECT EXPLORE DISCOVER DEVELOPMENT Technical Career Networking The HUB & High Level Student & Young Development Exposition Professionals

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WEDNESDAY 10 THURSDAY 11 FRIDAY 12 0730 hrs Speakers’ Briefing Speakers’ Briefing Speakers’ Briefing 0800 hrs Plenary Plenary Plenary 0830 hrs 0900 hrs Networking Break in Exposition Hall Networking Break in Exposition Hall Networking Break 0930 hrs 1000 hrs Forum 360 Forum 360 1030 hrs Technical Exposition Technical Exposition Technical Hall Open Hall Open 1100 hrs Sessions Sessions Sessions 0845–1600 0845–1600 1130 hrs hrs hrs 1200 hrs 1230 hrs Recognition Networking Rising Luncheon in Exposition Hall Networking Luncheon Lunch on Networking 1300 hrs Leaders break in Own break in 1330 hrs Exposition Exposition Hall Hall Dedicated Time for HUB Activities! 1400 hrs 1530-1600 1530-1600 1430 hrs hrs hrs Forum 360 1500 hrs Forum 360 Rising Technical 1530 hrs Leaders Technical Sessions 1600 hrs Sessions 1630 hrs Enhancing the Musical 1700 hrs Brain 1730 hrs Women at SciTech 1800 hrs Celebrating SDM Social 80 Years of Lecture Hour and 1830 hrs Liebeck Keynote (open to all 1900 hrs Technical Technical Sessions Sessions attendees) 1930 hrs 2000 hrs 2030 hrs 2100 hrs 2130 hrs 2200 hrs 2230 hrs

GROW CONNECT EXPLORE DISCOVER DEVELOPMENT Technical Career Networking The HUB & High Level Student & Young Development Exposition Professionals

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MONDAY, 8 JANUARY THURSDAY, 11 JANUARY 0800–0900 HRS OSCEOLA CD 0800–0900 HRS OSCEOLA CD Digital Enterprise Business Models and Their Welcome to the Holodeck Impact on the Aerospace Industry KEYNOTE: Elizabeth Baron, Virtual Reality & Advanced KEYNOTE: Naguib Attia, Vice President, Global University Visualization Technology Specialist, Ford Motor Company Programs, IBM FRIDAY, 12 JANUARY TUESDAY, 9 JANUARY 0800–0900 HRS OSCEOLA CD 0800–0900 HRS OSCEOLA CD Serving our Robot Overlords Data, Data Everywhere… the Power & Potential MODERATOR: Scott Fouse, Vice President, Advanced MODERATOR: Joseph Morrison, Associate Project Manager, Technology Center, Lockheed Martin Corporation Transformational Tools and Technologies, NASA Langley PANELISTS: Research Center / Aeronautics Research Directorate Gerhard Grunwald, Head of Orbital Robotics, Institute of SPEAKERS: Robotics and Mechatronics David Keyes, Director, Extreme Computing Research Center, Kristen Kearns, Senior Advisor, Autonomy Research, Air Force King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Research Laboratory Pamela Kobryn, Principal Aerospace Engineer, Aerospace Stefanie Tellex, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Vehicles Division, Air Force Research Laboratory Assistant Professor of Engineering, Brown University Dimitri Mavris, Director, Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory, Georgia Institute of Technology Mark Valentine, DOD Strategic Initiatives Group, Microsoft

WEDNESDAY, 10 JANUARY 0800–0900 HRS OSCEOLA CD Dude, Where’s My Flying Car? MODERATOR: Bruce J. Holmes, Vice President, Digital Aviation, SmartSky Networks, LLC PANELISTS: Mark Cousin, Senior Vice President, Flight Demonstrators, Airbus Carl Dietrich, CTO/Co-Founder, Terrafugia Mark Moore, Director of Engineering, Uber Elevate Diana Siegel, Program Manager, eVTOL Aircraft, Aurora Flight Sciences

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TUESDAY, 9 JANUARY 0930–1130 HRS OSCEOLA A Data, Data Everywhere… the Devil in the Details MODERATOR: Joseph Morrison, Associate Project Manager, Transformational Tools and Technologies, NASA Langley Research Center / Aeronautics Research Directorate PANELISTS: David Keyes, Director, Extreme Computing Research Center, MONDAY, 8 JANUARY King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Pamela Kobryn, Principal Aerospace Engineer, Aerospace 0930–1130 HRS OSCEOLA A Vehicles Division, Air Force Research Laboratory The Dawn of Digital Engineering Dimitri Mavris, Director, Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory, Georgia Institute of Technology MODERATOR: Philomena Zimmerman, Deputy Director, Engineering Tools and Environments, Office of the Deputy Mark Valentine, DOD Strategic Initiatives Group, Microsoft Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering PANELISTS: 1430–1630 HRS OSCEOLA A Brenchley (Brench) Boden, Chief Technology Officer, Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute and Senior Prizes & Challenges: How Crowdsourcing Can Help Industrial Engineer, Air Force Research Laboratory Solve Technology Gaps , Global Partnership Director - Digital, Caroline Gorski MODERATOR: Jenn Gustetic, Program Executive, Small Rolls-Royce Business Innovation Research, NASA Michael W. Grieves, Executive Director, Center for Advanced PANELISTS: Manufacturing and Innovative Design, Florida Institute of Technology Jason Crusan, Director, Advanced Exploration Systems Division, Brunon (Dave) Kepczynski, Chief Information Officer, GE Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate, NASA Global Research & Engineering Product Leader, GE Digital Chris Frangione, Open Innovation Advisor Technologies Dustin Fraze, Program Manager, Information Innovation Office, John H. Vickers, Principal Technologist, Space Technology DARPA Mission Directorate, NASA Monsi Roman, Program Manager, Centennial Challenges, NASA Charles (Chuck) Ward, Chief, Manufacturing and Industrial Technologies, Materials & Manufacturing Directorate, Air Force Zoe Szajnfarber, Associate Professor, Engineering Research Laboratory Management & Systems Engineering and Space Policy, George Washington University

1400–1600 HRS OSCEOLA A Digital Transformations Disrupting Aerospace Business Models MODERATOR: Darryll J. Pines, Nariman Farvardin Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland PANELISTS: Andreas Bernhard, Chief Engineer, CH-53K, Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation (a Lockheed Martin Company) James Dorrell, Vice President, Tactical Systems, Advanced Development Programs, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Brendan Iribe, Co-Founder and Vice President of PC VR, Oculus LaNetra Tate, Program Executive, Game Changing Development Program, Space Technology Mission Directorate, NASA

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WEDNESDAY, 10 JANUARY 0930–1130 HRS OSCEOLA A 1400–1600 HRS OSCEOLA A On-Demand Mobility – Enabling Technologies and Human-Machine Teaming Capabilities MODERATOR: Bill Casebeer, Senior Research Area Manager, Human Systems and Autonomy, Lockheed Martin Advanced MODERATOR: Michael Patterson, Aerospace Technologist, NASA Langley Research Center Technology Laboratories PANELISTS: PANELISTS: , Robonaut Project Manager, Autonomous Spacecraft Danette Allen, Senior Technologist, Intelligent Flight Systems, Julia Badger NASA Langley Research Center Management Projects, NASA Johnson Space Center , Chief Science Officer, STRIVR Brian J. German, Langley Associate Professor, School of Michael Casale Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Victoria Coleman, Chief Technology Officer, Wikimedia Foundation Andrew Gibson, President, Empirical Systems Aerospace , Research Scientist, Human Systems and Autonomy, Ken Goodrich, Senior Research Engineer, NASA Langley Eileen Liu Research Center Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories , Director, Human-Robot Interaction Lab, Stephen A. Rizzi, Senior Researcher, Aeroacoustics, NASA Matthias Scheutz Langley Research Center Tufts University

1430–1630 HRS OSCEOLA A On-Demand Mobility – Regulatory and Operational Challenges MODERATOR: Tom Gunnarson, Regulatory Affairs Lead, Zee Aero PANELISTS: Gregory J. Bowles, Vice President, Global Innovation & Policy, General Aviation Manufacturers Association ANALYZE Carl Dietrich, CTO/Co-Founder, Terrafugia COMMUNICATE & VISUALIZE Eric Mueller, Aerospace Engineer, NASA Ames EnSight is now part of ANSYS Research Center Sasha G. Rao, Chair, Intellectual Property Practice, Maynard Cooper & Gale Wes Ryan, Unmanned Systems Certification Lead, FAA

THURSDAY, 11 JANUARY 0930–1130 HRS OSCEOLA A Digital Natives Leading the Digital Transformation in Design and Knowledge Environments MODERATOR: David E. Bowles, Director, NASA Langley Research Center PANELISTS: Michael Bergin, Principal Research Scientist, Autodesk Adam Clark, Aerodynamics Engineer, Enabling Technology & Research, Boeing Commercial Aircraft Thomas Convard, Technical Product Manager, Unreal Engine Enterprise, Epic Games Rachel Narciso, Immersive Technology Specialist, Booth #306 EnSight Ball Aerospace Rodney Martin, Deputy Data Sciences Group Lead, NASA Ames Research Center scitech.aiaa.org 15 UP HERE WE DON’T HEAR “NO.” WE DON’T UNDERSTAND “CAN’T,” AND “IMPOSSIBLE” ISN’T IN OUR VOCABULARY. UP HERE IT’S ABOUT POSSIBILITIES. IT’S ABOUT A WORKING LABORATORY SET TO TEMPERATURES OF 380 DEGREES BELOW ZERO. IT’S ABOUT A FRONT-ROW SEAT TO THE BIRTH OF OUR UNIVERSE AND EVERY LIFE-SUSTAINING EXOPLANET THEREAFTER. IT’S ABOUT LOOKING UP AND KNOWING THERE IS NO LIMIT BECAUSE IF THERE’S ONE THING WE’VE LEARNED FROM THE PAST, IT’S THAT WE AS HUMANS HAVE ALWAYS UNDERESTIMATED THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE FUTURE. IT’S ABOUT PINPOINT PRECISION AND THE CONFIDENCE IN KNOWING WE’RE READY FOR THE SURPRISES THE UNIVERSE ALWAYS PROVIDES IN SUCH AN AMBITIOUS UNDERTAKING. UP HERE IT’S ABOUT PERFORMANCE.

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION Aeroacoustics 7-AA-1 Airframe/Propulsion Integration 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 2 63-AA-2 Jet Noise I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 1 64-AA-3 Community and UAV Noise 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 2 128-AA-4 CAA 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 2 182-AA-5 Airframe Noise 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 2 239-AA-6 Propeller, Fan and Duct Acoustics 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 2 292-AA-7 Jet Noise II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 2 411-AA-8 Jet Noise III 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 2 Aircraft Design 65-ACD-1 Methodologies for Aerodynamic Design 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 3 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Vehicle/Propulsion System Design 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 465-ACD-10 CADWG--Battle Stories and Lessons Learned in 11-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Emerald 8 Conceptual Design 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Electric Aircraft Design II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tampa 3 472-ACD-12 Multidisciplinary Design and Optimization 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tampa 1 67-ACD-3 Aircraft Operations and ATM 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 129-ACD-4 Blended/Hybrid Wing Body Design 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 3 183-ACD-5 Flight Load Prediction and Certification 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 3 240-ACD-6 UAV and Micro UAV Design 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 3 412-ACD-7 New Technologies and Aircraft System 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 1 Architectures 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Electric Aircraft Design I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 3 414-ACD-9 Aircraft Sizing and Performance Analysis 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics 8-AFM-1 Launch Vehicle, Entry Vehicle, and Projectile 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 1 Flight Dynamics I 9-AFM-2 Small Unmanned Aircraft I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 1 68-AFM-3 Launch Vehicle, Entry Vehicle, and Projectile 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1700 hrs Osceola 3 Flight Dynamics II 69-AFM-4 Small Unmanned Aircraft II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 1 130-AFM-5 Flight Testing and System Identification I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 1 131-AFM-6 Aircraft Flight Dynamics I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 1 184-AFM-7 Flight Testing and System Identification II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 1 185-AFM-8 Aircraft Flight Dynamics II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 2 241-AFM-9 Aeroelasticity and Flight Dynamics 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 2 242-AFM-10 Aircraft Flying and Handling Qualities 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 1 348-AFM-11 Handling Qualities of Unmanned Aerial Systems 10-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Emerald 2 415-AFM-12 Flight Dynamic Modeling 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 3 Aerodynamic Measurement Technology 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Measurement Applications and Characterization 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 1 243-AMT-2 Spectroscopic Techniques 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Flagler 244-AMT-3 Pressure Sensitive Paint 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 4 293-AMT-4 Pressure Sensitive Paint Workshop (Invited) 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 3 359-AMT-5 Progress in Measurement Diagnostics in 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 2 Detonation Environments (Invited) scitech.aiaa.org 17 Sessions at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 416-AMT-6 Velocimetry I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 1 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Measurements for Flame Characterization 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 2 473-AMT-8 Velocimetry II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola 1 474-AMT-9 Rayleigh and Raman Techniques 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola 2 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Measurements for Combustion Diagnostics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tampa 2 Applied Aerodynamics 10-APA-1 Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 2 Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles I 11-APA-2 Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 3 Predictive Capabilities I 12-APA-3 Unsteady Aerodynamics I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2 13-APA-4 Bio-Inspired Aerodynamics I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 1 14-APA-5 Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 3 and Optimization Techniques I 71-APA-6 Special Session: Simulation of Rotor in Hover I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 1 72-APA-7 Bio-Inspired Aerodynamics II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 3 73-APA-8 Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 1 74-APA-9 Special Session: Engineered Surfaces, Materials 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 3 and Coatings (ESMC) for Viscous Drag Reduction 75-APA-10/FD-4 Flow Control I: Applications I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 76-APA-11 Special Session: Low Boom Activities 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1700 hrs Naples 2 360-APA-12/EDU-1 Aerodynamics Education Panel 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1130 hrs Gainesville 2 132-APA-13 Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1100 hrs Sun D Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles II 133-APA-14 Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun D Predictive Capabilities II 134-APA-15 Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 3 Experimental Data I 135-APA-16 Unsteady Aerodynamics II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 2 136-APA-17 Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 2 and Optimization Techniques II 137-APA-18 Flow Control II: Applications II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2 186-APA-19 Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun D Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles III 187-APA-20 Special Session: NASA's Revolutionary 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun B Computational Aerosciences Session on Numerical Methods and Turbulence Modeling/Simulations 188-APA-21 Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 2 Experimental Data II 189-APA-22 Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 3 190-APA-23/FD-20 Flow Control III: Aerodynamics 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 245-APA-24 Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 3 Workshop (HiLiftPW-3) I 246-APA-25 Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun B Predictive Capabilities III 247-APA-26 Unsteady Aerodynamics III 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 2 248-APA-27 Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 1 and Optimization Techniques III 249-APA-28/FD-27 Flow Control IV: Methods 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Plasma Flow Control I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 2 PDL-10 294-APA-30 Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 3 Workshop (HiLiftPW-3) II 295-APA-31 Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 4 Experimental Data III 296-APA-32 Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 2 297-APA-33 Weapons Aerodynamics: Missile/Projectile/ 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1700 hrs Sun 3 Guided-Munitions, Carriage and Store Separation I 298-APA-34 Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 6 299-APA-35/FD-36 Flow Control V: NASA Hump and Internal Flows 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 361-APA-36 Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun D Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles IV 362-APA-37 Transonic and Supersonic Aerodynamics I 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 1 363-APA-38 Aerodynamic Results from Ground Tests or 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 2 Flight Tests 364-APA-39 Weapons Aerodynamics: Missile/Projectile/ 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 1 Guided-Munitions, Carriage and Store Separation II 365-APA-41 Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 3 366-APA-42/FD-42 Flow Control VI: Shocked Flows 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2 418-APA-43 Special Session: Simulation of Rotor in Hover II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 3 419-APA-44 Transonic and Supersonic Aerodynamics II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 1 420-APA-45 Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics IV 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 2 421-APA-46/FD-50 Flow Control VII: Sweeping Jets 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Plasma Flow Control III 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Destin 1 PDL-15 476-APA-48 Aero-Propulsive Interaction 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 3 477-APA-49 High Angle of Attack and High Lift Aerodynamics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sanibel 2 478-APA-50 Low-Speed and Low Reynolds Number 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Miami 2 Aerodynamics 479-APA-51 Aerodynamic-Structural Dynamics Interaction 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Miami 3 480-APA-52 VSTOL/STOL Aerodynamics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 2 Adaptive Structures 15-ASC-1 Advances in Manufacturing Approaches for 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1100 hrs Emerald 4 Adaptive Structures 77-ASC-2 Smart Materials 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 3 138-ASC-3 Smart Assemblies/Systems 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 4 191-ASC-4 Adaptive Aerospace Structures I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 3 251-ASC-5 Adaptive Aerospace Structures II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 4 300-ASC-6 Modeling Approaches for Adaptive Materials/ 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 3 Structures Communication Systems 422-CMS-1 Communication Systems 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 3 Computer Systems 93-CPS-1 Computing Systems 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 2 Design Engineering 16-DE-1 Design Education 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 4 scitech.aiaa.org 19 Sessions at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 78-DE-2 The Impact of Technology on Design Engineering 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun A 139-DE-3 Additive Manufacturing And Design with the 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 3 Cloud or Digital Threads 192-DE-4 Innovative Design 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 252-DE-5 Model Based Design and Knowledge Based 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 3 Engineering Digital Engineering Integration 353-SE-3/DEI-1 Digital Engineering – Elements and Context 10-Jan 1800 hrs 1900 hrs Naples 3 Education 360-APA-12/EDU-1 Aerodynamics Education Panel 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1130 hrs Gainesville 2 193-EDU-2 Advances in Aerospace Education I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 1 253-EDU-3 Advances in Aerospace Education II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 1 Space Exploration 367-EXPL-1 Emerging Technologies for Mars and Other 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 2 Planetary Exploration 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/ Space Operations Services 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun B GEPC-3 Fluid Dynamics 18-FD-1 Shear Flows: Jets 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 6 19-FD-2 Special Session: NATO AVT-240–Hypersonic 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun B Boundary Layer Transition Prediction I 20-FD-3 CFD for Capturing Flow Discontinuities 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 5 75-APA-10/FD-4 Flow Control I: Applications I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 80-FD-5 Shear Flows: Wakes 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 3 81-FD-6 Special Session: NATO AVT-240–Hypersonic 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun B Boundary Layer Transition Prediction II 82-FD-7 Unsteady Flows I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 2 83-FD-8 Novel CFD Methods 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 2 84-FD-9 CFD Solver Techniques 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 2 85-FD-10 Turbulence Modeling and Simulation 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 5 86-FD-11 High-Speed Flows 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 4 87-FD-12 Special Session: Surging Airfoils 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 6 122-FD-13 Special Session: Starting and Supercharging 8-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Emerald 5 STEM Programs 141-FD-14 Special Session: Massively Separated Flows I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 1 142-FD-15 Fluid-Structure Interaction I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 3 143-FD-16 Wall-Bounded Flows I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 6 144-FD-17 Stability and Transition I: Shear Flows I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 2 145-FD-18 RANS/Hybrid/LES Modeling I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 4 146-FD-19 CFD Methods for Compressible Flows I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 5 190-APA-23/FD-20 Flow Control III: Aerodynamics 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 195-FD-21 Special Session: Massively Separated Flows II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 1 196-FD-22 Stability and Transition II: Shear Flows II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 2 197-FD-23 Unsteady Flows II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 1 198-FD-24 CFD Error Estimation and Solver Evaluation 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 4 199-FD-25 CFD Methods for Compressible Flows II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 5 200-FD-26 Wall-Bounded Flows II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 6

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 249-APA-28/FD-27 Flow Control IV: Methods 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Plasma Flow Control I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 2 PDL-10 255-FD-29 Fluid-Structure Interaction II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 3 256-FD-30 Stability and Transition III: Receptivity and Control 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 1 257-FD-31 Low Reynolds Number Flows I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 5 258-FD-32 RANS/Hybrid/LES Applications 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 4 259-FD-33 High-Order CFD Methods I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 2 260-FD-34 Compressible Boundary Layers 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 6 261-FD-35 Special Session: RANS Solutions for Benchmark 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 2 Configurations I 299-APA-35/FD-36 Flow Control V: NASA Hump and Internal Flows 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 302-FD-37 Low Reynolds Number Flows II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 5 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Plasma Actuators III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 2 304-FD-39 RANS/Hybrid/LES for High-Speed Flows 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 1 305-FD-40 High-Order CFD Methods II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 2 349-FD-41 Transition Open Forum 10-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Sanibel 3 366-APA-42/FD-42 Flow Control VI: Shocked Flows 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 2 369-FD-43 Fluid-Membrane Interaction 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 6 370-FD-44 Multiphase Flows I: Experiments 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1100 hrs Sun 4 371-FD-45 Stability and Transition IV: Subsonic Boundary 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 4 Layers 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Plasma Flow Control II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 1 373-FD-47 CFD Applications I 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 3 374-FD-48 Cartesian, Overset, and Meshfree CFD Methods 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 5 375-FD-49 Special Session: RANS Solutions for Benchmark 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 1 Configurations II 421-APA-46/FD-50 Flow Control VII: Sweeping Jets 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 2 424-FD-51 Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 6 425-FD-52 Multiphase Flows II: Computations 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 4 426-FD-53 Stability and Transition V: High-Speed Cones 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 1 427-FD-54 Unsteady Flows III 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 5 428-FD-55 CFD Applications II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 3 429-FD-56 Special Session: Experimental Measurements of 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun D Gas-Surface Interactions for Hypersonic Flows 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Plasma Flow Control III 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Destin 1 PDL-15 481-FD-58 Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 6 482-FD-59 Multiphase Flows III: Dispersion/Atomization 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 4 483-FD-60 Stability and Transition VI: High-Speed Flows 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Miami 1 484-FD-61 RANS/Hybrid/LES Modeling II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 5 Green Engineering 124-TFPC-2/GEPC-1 Rapid Advances for Electric Aircraft – Lessons 8-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Miami 3 from the Aviation Forum, Transformational Electric Flight Workshop, and Propulsion and Energy Forum 404-TFPC-3/GEPC-2 Electric Aircraft Standards and Certification 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1200 hrs Miami 2 scitech.aiaa.org 21 SessionsIntro at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/ Space Operations Services 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun B GEPC-3 Guidance, Navigation, and Control 88-GNC-1 GN&C Lecture Quantum Information Systems 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1500 hrs Naples 1 and Infinite Dimensional Direct Adaptive Control 89-GNC-2 NASA DLR Flight Control Research–Design, 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 1 Implementation, and Testing of Flight Control 147-GNC-3 Self-Aware Vehicles to Enable Urban Air Mobility 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs St. George #114 148-GNC-4 Robust and Adaptive Control Theory 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 1 149-GNC-5 Control System Methodologies I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 1 150-GNC-6 EDL_GN&C: Entry, Descent, and Landing GN&C 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 3 Technology I 151-GNC-7 NASA DLR Flight Control Research–Aeroelastic 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 6 Aircraft Flight Control 201-GNC-8/IS-4 V&V of Adaptive Systems I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 202-GNC-9 Optimal Control Theory 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 2 203-GNC-10 Control System Design 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 3 204-GNC-11 Control System Methodologies II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 1 205-GNC-12 Spacecraft Formation Control and RPO 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 3 206-GNC-13 Intelligent Adaptive Control Applications I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1700 hrs Naples 1 207-GNC-14 Air Vehicle Design and Control 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 3 262-GNC-15/IS-6 V&V of Adaptive Systems II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 263-GNC-16 Control System Methodologies III 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 1 264-GNC-17 Missile Guidance and Control 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 3 265-GNC-18 Intelligent Adaptive Control Applications II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 1 266-GNC-19 Aircraft Flight Control Design 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 3 267-GNC-20 Tracking and Data Association 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 1 306-GNC-21/IS-9 V&V of Adaptive Systems III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 307-GNC-22 Reentry Guidance and Control 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 2 308-GNC-23 Missile Guidance I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 3 309-GNC-24 Aerospace Robotics I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 1 310-GNC-25 EDL_GN&C: Entry, Descent, and Landing GN&C 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 4 Technology II 311-GNC-26 Aircraft Guidance I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 1 312-GNC-27 Morphing Aircraft and Rotocraft Control 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 1 313-GNC-28 Navigation and Estimation I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 1 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Spacecraft GN&C I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 376-GNC-30/IS-13 V&V of Adaptive Systems IV 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 Spacecraft GN&C II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 2 378-GNC-32 Missile Guidance II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 3 379-GNC-33 Aerospace Robotics II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 1 380-GNC-34 Aircraft Guidance II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 1 381-GNC-35 Specialized Flight Phase Guidance 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 3 382-GNC-36 Navigation and Estimation II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 1 430-GNC-37/IS-16 V&V of Adaptive Systems V 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 431-GNC-38 Guidance and Control of Mini/Micro Air Vehicles 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 1 432-GNC-39 Aerospace Robotics III 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 1

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 433-GNC-40 Distributed/Cooperative Control 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 3 434-GNC-41 Flying on the Edge 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun B 435-GNC-42 Descent and Landing GN&C 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 2 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Spacecraft GN&C III 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 466-GNC-44 Cassini Spacecraft Attitude Control Flight 11-Jan 1800 hrs 1930 hrs Sanibel 1 Experience I 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Spacecraft GN&C IV 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sarasota 3 486-GNC-46 Aerospace Robotics IV 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Captiva 1 487-GNC-47 Cassini Spacecraft Attitude Control Flight 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sanibel 1 Experience II, at Saturn Ground Testing 90-GT-1 Integration of RDT&E Computational and 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun C Experimentation Capabilities: Framing a National Path Forward 123-GT-2 Aerospace Human Resources in the 21st Century 8-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Sanibel 1 152-GT-3 Wind Tunnel Hardware, Controls and Modelling 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun C 208-GT-4 Recent Advances in Force Measurement 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 3 Technology (Invited) 268-GT-5 High Reynolds Number Aerodynamics and 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 1 Testing (Invited) 488-GT-6 Wind Tunnel Corrections and Data Studies 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun D 489-GT-7 Propulsion and Thermal Ground Testing Topics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Captiva 2 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Measurement Applications and Characterization 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 1 Gas Turbine Engines 21-GTE-1 Compressors 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 1 91-GTE-2 Turbine Heat Transfer 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 1 92-GTE-3 Combustor Swirl and Thermoacoustics 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1600 hrs Sanibel 2 153-GTE-4 Gas Turbine Performance 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 1 314-GTE-5 Inlets and Compressor Operability 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 2 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Pressure Gain Combustion for Gas Turbines 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 4 436-GTE-7 Combustors 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 4 490-GTE-8 Turbine Aerodynamics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sanibel 3 491-GTE-9 Combustor Fuel and Instabilities 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola 4 History 384-HIS-1 Perspectives on Aerospace History 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 1 High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines I 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 Engines II 155-HSABP-3 Scramjet Engine Design and Optimization 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 1 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines III 210-HSABP-5 Numerical analysis of Scramjet combustors 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 269-HSABP-6 Experimental Analysis of Scramjet Combustors I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 270-HSABP-7 High Fidelity Combustion Modeling For High 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 1 Speed Propulsion 315-HSABP-8 Experimental Analysis of Scramjet Combustors II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 scitech.aiaa.org 23 SessionsIntro at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 385-HSABP-9 Scramjet Inlets 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines IV Information and Command & Control Systems 211-ICC-1 Information and Command and Control Systems 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 2 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Enabling Collaboration with Autonomous Elements 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 2 Inlets, Nozzles and Propulsion Systems Integration 95-INPSI-1 Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 1 386-INPSI-2 Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 2 438-INPSI-3 Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 2 SMH (Invited) 492-INPSI-4 Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems integration III 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Destin 2 Intelligent Systems 22-IS-1 Human-Automation Interaction 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1030 hrs Tallahassee 1 23-IS-2 Intelligent Systems Student Paper Competition 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 1 156-IS-3 Multi-Agent Coordination and Control I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 1 201-GNC-8/IS-4 V&V of Adaptive Systems I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 212-IS-5 Multi-Agent Coordination and Control II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 1 262-GNC-15/IS-6 V&V of Adaptive Systems II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 272-IS-7 Integrated Systems Health Management (ISHM) I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 1 285-SOF-2/IS-8/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-5 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft I 306-GNC-21/IS-9 V&V of Adaptive Systems III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 316-IS-10 Integrated Systems Health Management (ISHM) II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1530 hrs Tallahassee 1 317-IS-11 Intelligent Systems in Engineering Design 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 1 336-SOF-3/IS-12/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1630 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-7 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft II (Invited) 376-GNC-30/IS-13 V&V of Adaptive Systems IV 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 387-IS-14 Autonomy 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2 388-IS-15 Learning, Reasoning, and Data-Driven Systems I 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 1 430-GNC-37/IS-16 V&V of Adaptive Systems V 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 2 439-IS-17/UAS-10 UAS Autonomy and Path Planning I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 1 493-IS-18 Learning, Reasoning, and Data-Driven Systems II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tallahassee 1 494-IS-19/UAS-12 UAS Autonomy and Path Planning II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tallahassee 2 International Student Conference 24-ISC.MS-1 International Student Conference - Masters 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs St. George Category #104 25-ISC.TM-1 International Student Conference - Team Category 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs St. George #114 5-ISC.UG-1 International Student Conference - 8-Jan 0900 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola B Undergraduate Category Materials 26-MAT-1 Materials and Design for Additive Manufacturing 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun C 27-MAT-2 Materials in Extreme Environments 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 1 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/ Survivability II/Materials/Structures 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 STR-5 157-MAT-4 Fatigue and Fracture I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun A

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 213-MAT-5 Multiscale Modeling 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun A 214-MAT-6 Nanostructured Materials I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 1 273-MAT-7 Nanostructured Materials II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun C 318-MAT-8 Testing and Characterization 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun A 319-MAT-9 Advanced or Hybrid Composites for Lightweight 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 1 Structures 389-MAT-10 Fatigue and Fracture II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun C 440-MAT-11/STR-17 ICME for Structural Analysis: Validation and 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun A Application 495-MAT-12 Advanced Material Behavior: Experiment and 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun C Computation Multidisciplinary Design Optimization 28-MDO-1 Aeroelastic and Aero-Structures Optimization I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 2 29-MDO-2 Aircraft Design Optimization I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 1 96-MDO-3 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 1 158-MDO-4 Emerging Methods, Algorithms and Software 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 1 Development in MAO I 215-MDO-5 Metamodeling and Approximation Methods 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 1 274-MDO-6 Nondeterministic Optimization Methods and 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 1 Applications 320-MDO-7 Emerging Trends in MAO 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 1 321-MDO-8 Shape and Topology Optimization 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 390-MDO-9 Emerging Methods, Algorithms and Software 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 1 Development in MAO II 391-MDO-10 Aircraft Design Optimization II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 2 441-MDO-11 Applications of Metamodeling and Model Reduction 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 1 442-MDO-12 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 2 496-MDO-13 Aeroelastic and Aero-Structures Optimization II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 2 Modeling and Simulation Technologies 30-MST-1 Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Management I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 2 31-MST-2 Human Factors, Perception and Cueing 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 3 32-MST-3 Model and Simulation Design, Development and 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 4 Integration 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Modeling and Simulation Based Software 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun D Development and Verification 97-MST-5 Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Management II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1600 hrs Gainesville 2 98-MST-6 Multidisciplinary Modeling and Simulation 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 2 Across Domains I 99-MST-7 Modeling and Simulation for Intelligent Systems 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1600 hrs Sun D 100-MST-8 Model-Based Development and X-in-the-Loop 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun D Simulation 101-MST-9 Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 4 Dynamics II, for Defense Applications 275-MST-10 Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle Dynamics I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun D 322-MST-11 Modeling and Simulation for Spacecraft 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun D 323-MST-12 Simulation Scenario Development 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sanibel 1 443-MST-13 Modeling and Simulation of Unmanned Aerial 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 2 Systems scitech.aiaa.org 25 SessionsIntro at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 444-MST-14 Verification and Validation in Modeling and 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 2 Simulation 445-MST-15 Multidisciplinary Modeling and Simulation 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Miami 2 Across Domains II 467-MST-16 Standardization in Simulation Scenario 11-Jan 1800 hrs 2000 hrs Emerald 5 Development 497-MST-17 Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola 5 498-MST-18 Multidisciplinary Modeling and Simulation 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sarasota 2 Across Domains III Meshing, Visualization, and Computational Environments 34-MVC-1 1st Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 3 Summaries (Invited) 159-MVC-2 Mesh Generation for the High Lift CRM for 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Miami 3 GMGW-1 (Special) 216-MVC-3 Solution Adaptive/Deforming Meshing 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 1 276-MVC-4 Visualization 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 1 324-MVC-5 Geometry and Higher-Order Meshing Techniques 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 1 350-MVC-6 Meshing Techniques 10-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Daytona 1 Non-Deterministic Approaches 35-NDA-1/SCS-1 NDA Lecture/SCS Panel 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun A 102-NDA-2 Reliability Analysis Methods and Applications I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 1 160-NDA-3 Optimization Under Uncertainty Methods I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 1 217-NDA-4 Special Session: Validation and Uncertainty 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun C Quantification of ICME Models 277-NDA-5 Special Session: DARPA Efficient Quantification of 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun A Uncertainty in Physical Systems (EQUiPS) Program 325-NDA-6 Uncertainty Quantification and Management I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun C 392-NDA-7 Special Session: A Framework for Managing 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun A Multiple Information Sources of Multi-Physics Systems 393-NDA-8 Model Calibration, Verification, and/or Validation 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun 1 446-NDA-9 Reliability Analysis Methods and Applications II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun 1 499-NDA-10 Uncertainty Quantification and Management II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun A 500-NDA-11 Optimization Under Uncertainty Methods II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun 1 Space Operations and Support 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/ Space Operations Services 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sun B GEPC-3 Propellants and Combustion 36-PC-1 Advanced Combustion Concepts I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 3 37-PC-2 Combustion Chemistry 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 4 38-PC-3 Combustion Diagnostics 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 1 39-PC-4 Model Validation for Propulsion I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 1 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 Propulsion Physics 42-PC-6 Turbulent Combustion I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 2 40-PC-7 Turbulent Combustion II 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 1 103-PC-8 Model Validation for Propulsion II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 1 161-PC-9 Model Validation for Propulsion III 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 2

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 162-PC-10 Rocket and Air-Breathing Propulsion I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 3 163-PC-11 Spray and Droplet Combustion I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 1 164-PC-12 Turbulent Combustion III 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 1 278-PC-13 Rocket and Air-Breathing Propulsion II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 5 279-PC-14 Turbulent Combustion IV 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 3 326-PC-15 Advanced Combustion Concepts II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 3 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Blast Wave and Detonative Pressure Gain 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 Combustion Physics 328-PC-17 Spray and Droplet Combustion II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 6 329-PC-18 Turbulent Combustion V 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 1 394-PC-19 Advanced Combustion Concepts III 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 3 395-PC-20 Turbulent Combustion VI 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 1 502-PC-21 Laminar Flames 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Daytona 1 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Measurements for Combustion Diagnostics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tampa 2 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Measurements for Flame Characterization 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 2 Plasmadynamics and Lasers 43-PDL-1 Plasma Aerodynamics I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 2 44-PDL-2 Physics of Weakly Ionized Plasma 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tampa 1 45-PDL-3 Plasma and Laser Physics and Propulsion 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 2 104-PDL-4 Plasma Actuators I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 2 165-PDL-5 Plasma Aerodynamics II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 2 166-PDL-6 Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 2 218-PDL-7 Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 2 219-PDL-8 Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Captiva 1 220-PDL-9 Plasma Actuators II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 2 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Plasma Flow Control I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Gainesville 2 PDL-10 280-PDL-11 Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition III 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 2 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Plasma Actuators III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Gainesville 2 330-PDL-13 Laser Enabled Plasma Interactions for 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 2 Aerodynamics and Combustion 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Plasma Flow Control II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Captiva 1 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Plasma Flow Control III 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Destin 1 PDL-15 504-PDL-16 Computational Methods for Plasmas 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Naples 3 Pressure Gain Combustion 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 Propulsion Physics 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines I 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Daytona 2 Engines II 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines III 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Blast Wave and Detonative Pressure Gain 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 Combustion Physics 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Pressure Gain Combustion for Gas Turbines 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 4 scitech.aiaa.org 27 SessionsIntro at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 2 Engines IV Small Satellites 351-SATS-1 Small Satellites I 10-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Emerald 3 447-SATS-2 Small Satellites II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 1 505-SATS-3 Small Satellites III 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Naples 2 Society and Aerospace Technology 46-SAT-1 Society and Aerospace Technology 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 2 Spacecraft Structures 35-NDA-1/SCS-1 NDA Lecture/SCS Panel 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun A 105-SCS-2 Analysis of Lightweight Spacecraft Structures 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 2 167-SCS-3 Deployable Booms and Trusses 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 2 221-SCS-4 High Strain Composite Materials and Structures 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 2 281-SCS-5 Deployable Spacecraft Apertures 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 2 331-SCS-6 Solar Sail Design and Analysis 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 2 396-SCS-7 Small Satellite Deployable Systems 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 3 448-SCS-8 Next Generation Solar Arrays 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 3 506-SCS-9 Next Generation Solar Array Enabling Technology 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 3 Structural Dynamics 47-SD-1 Nonlinear Dynamics 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 7 48-SD-2 Aeroelastic Tailoring and Control 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 8 106-SD-3 Structural Dynamics 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 7 107-SD-4 Limit Cycle Oscillations and Gust Response 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 8 168-SD-5 Dewey70: Asymptotic Analysis 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 7 169-SD-6 Flutter Test and Prediction 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 8 222-SD-7 Dewey70: Dynamics 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 7 223-SD-8 Aeroelastic Analysis I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 8 282-SD-9 Dewey70: Aeroelasticity 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 7 283-SD-10 Computational Aeroelasticity I, Reduced Order 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 8 Modeling 332-SD-11 Dynamic Loads, Response, and Stability of 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 7 Aerospace Vehicles 333-SD-12 Computational Aeroelasticity II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 8 352-SD-13 SDM Lecture 10-Jan 1800 hrs 1900 hrs Sun A 397-SD-14 Agile Wing Interaction 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 7 398-SD-15 Computational Aeroelasticity III 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 8 449-SD-16 Dynamic Testing 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 7 450-SD-17 Aeroelastic Analysis II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 8 507-SD-18 Adaptive Aeroelastic Wing Shaping Control 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 7 508-SD-19 Vibration Control 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 8 Systems Engineering 170-SE-1 Systems Engineering I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 4 284-SE-2 Systems Engineering II 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 3 353-SE-3/DEI-1 Digital Engineering – Elements and Context 10-Jan 1800 hrs 1900 hrs Naples 3 Sensor Systems 49-SEN-1 Advanced Sensor Data Processing 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 108-SEN-2 Applications of Sensor Fusion 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 2 171-SEN-3 Fusion of Networked Sensors or Systems 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Enabling Collaboration with Autonomous Elements 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 2 Space Flight Mechanics 50-SFM-1 Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 1 51-SFM-2 Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 6 52-SFM-3 Dynamics and Control of Large Space Structures 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 and Tethers 53-SFM-4 Low-Thrust Trajectory Design and Optimization I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 3 54-SFM-5 Space Trajectory Design and Optimization I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Destin 1 109-SFM-6 Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1530 hrs Osceola 6 110-SFM-7 Orbit Determination and Estimation Theory I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 6 172-SFM-8 Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 1 173-SFM-9 Low-Thrust Trajectory Design and Optimization II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 3 174-SFM-10 Orbit Determination and Estimation Theory II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 2 224-SFM-11 Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions III 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 225-SFM-12 Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control III 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 6 226-SFM-13 Space Trajectory Design and Optimization II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 1 334-SFM-14 Space Trajectory Design and Optimization III 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 1 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Spacecraft GN&C I 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 Spacecraft GN&C II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sanibel 2 399-SFM-17 Dynamical Systems Theory Applied to Space 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Naples 3 Flight Problems 451-SFM-19 Formation Flying and Relative Motion I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 6 452-SFM-20 Orbital Dynamics, Perturbations, Stability, and 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 3 Satellite Drag I 453-SFM-21 Space Situational Awareness, Orbital Debris, 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 1 and Conjunction Analysis I 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Spacecraft GN&C III 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Naples 3 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Spacecraft GN&C IV 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sarasota 3 509-SFM-24 Formation Flying and Relative Motion II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Osceola 6 510-SFM-25 Orbital Dynamics, Perturbations, Stability, and 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Sarasota 1 Satellite Drag II 511-SFM-26 Space Situational Awareness, Orbital Debris, 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Naples 1 and Conjunction Analysis II Software Systems 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Modeling and Simulation Based Software 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun D Development and Verification 285-SOF-2/IS-8/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-5 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft I 336-SOF-3/IS-12/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1630 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-7 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft II (Invited) 455-SOF-4 Software Challenges in Aerospace 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 2 Structures 55-STR-1 Structural Joints and Repairs 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 5 56-STR-2 Composite Structural Design, Test and Analysis 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 6 scitech.aiaa.org 29 SessionsIntro at a Glance

ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 111-STR-3 Out-of-Autoclave Composites Wing Box Design 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 5 112-STR-4 Impact Damage in Composite Structures 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 6 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/ Survivability II/Materials/Structures 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 STR-5 175-STR-6 Failure Analysis and Prediction I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 5 176-STR-7 AFRL Developments in DADT Methods for 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 6 Sustainment of Bolted Composite Structures I 227-STR-8 Failure Analysis and Prediction II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 5 228-STR-9 AFRL Developments in DADT Methods for 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 6 Sustainment of Bolted Composite Structures II 286-STR-10 Advanced Computational Models for Composite 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 5 Structures I 287-STR-11 Buckling, Fatigue and Fracture of Structures 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 6 338-STR-12 Advanced Computational Models for Composite 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 5 Structures II 339-STR-13 Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. Raju, 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 6 NASA Langley Research Center I 400-STR-14 Stability of Structural Shells I 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 4 401-STR-15 NASA ACC High Energy Dynamic Impact 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 5 402-STR-16 Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. Raju, 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 6 NASA Langley Research Center II 440-MAT-11/STR-17 ICME for Structural Analysis: Validation and 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun A Application 456-STR-18 Stability of Structural Shells II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 457-STR-19 Other Topics in Structures 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 5 458-STR-20 Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. Raju, 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 6 NASA Langley Research Center III 512-STR-21 Aircraft Structural Design, Test and Analysis 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 4 513-STR-22 Composite Structural Optimization 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 5 514-STR-23 Special Session: A Tribute in Memory of Professor 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Emerald 6 Kuen-Yuan Lin, University of Washington Survivability 57-SUR-1 Survivability I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Emerald 3 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/ Survivability II/Materials/Structures 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Emerald 4 STR-5 Terrestrial Energy 340-TES-1 Terrestrial Energy Systems–Fuel Power Technologies 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sun B 354-TES-2 Recent Advances in Alternative Fuels Combustion 10-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Emerald 4 403-TES-3 Terrestrial Energy Systems–Emerging Technologies 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sun B 515-TES-4 Terrestrial Energy Systems–Simulation and 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Daytona 2 Modeling Unique and Transformational Flight 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Vehicle/Propulsion System Design 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Daytona 1 124-TFPC-2/GEPC-1 Rapid Advances for Electric Aircraft – Lessons 8-Jan 1800 hrs 2100 hrs Miami 3 from the Aviation Forum, Transformational Electric Flight Workshop, and Propulsion and Energy Forum 404-TFPC-3/GEPC-2 Electric Aircraft Standards and Certification 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1200 hrs Miami 2 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Electric Aircraft Design I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tampa 3

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ABBREVIATION TITLE DATE START TIME END TIME LOCATION 459-TFPC-5 Advanced/Transformational Aircraft Requirements, 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Destin 1 Concepts of Operations, and Markets 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Electric Aircraft Design II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tampa 3 Thermophysics 58-TP-1 Nonequilibrium Flows I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 2 59-TP-2 Theoretical/Experimental/Computational 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 3 Energy Transfer 114-TP-3 Thermal Protection Systems/Ablation I 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 2 115-TP-4 Multiphase, Droplets, Jets, and Sprays 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 3 177-TP-5 Nonequilibrium Flows II 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 2 229-TP-6 Aerothermodynamics I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 2 288-TP-7 Nonequilibrium Flows III 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 2 341-TP-8 Thermal Protection Systems/Ablation II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 3 342-TP-9 Noncontinuum and High-Speed Flows 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Sarasota 2 405-TP-10 Nonequilibrium Flows IV 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 3 406-TP-11 Aerothermodynamics II 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Sarasota 2 Unmanned Systems 60-UAS-1 UAS GN&C I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 3 116-UAS-2 UAS GN&C II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 3 178-UAS-3 Unmanned Aircraft Design I 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 3 230-UAS-4 Unmanned Aircraft Design II 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 3 285-SOF-2/IS-8/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-5 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft I 289-UAS-6 UAS Missions and Applications I 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 3 336-SOF-3/IS-12/ Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1630 hrs Tallahassee 2 UAS-7 Assessment Based Operation of Unmanned Aircraft II (Invited) 343-UAS-8 UAS Missions and Applications II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 3 407-UAS-9 UAS Safety, Certification, and Integration 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Tallahassee 3 439-IS-17/UAS-10 UAS Autonomy and Path Planning I 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Tallahassee 1 460-UAS-11 Detect and Avoid Technologies for UAS 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Sun C 494-IS-19/UAS-12 UAS Autonomy and Path Planning II 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tallahassee 2 516-UAS-13 UAS for Urban Environments and Other Topics 12-Jan 0930 hrs 1300 hrs Tallahassee 3 Wind Energy 61-WE-1 Wake Physics, Modeling, and Experimentation I 8-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 5 117-WE-2 Wake Physics, Modeling, and Experimentation II 8-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 5 179-WE-3 Atmospheric Physics, Inflow, and Wake Modeling 9-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 5 231-WE-4 Blade Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 4 232-WE-5 Wind Turbine/Wind Plant Optimization I 9-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 5 290-WE-6 Aeroelasticity, Structural Dynamics, and Loads 10-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 6 Prediction I 344-WE-7 Blade Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics II 10-Jan 1430 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 5 408-WE-8 Aeroelasticity, Structural Dynamics, and Loads 11-Jan 0930 hrs 1230 hrs Osceola 5 Prediction II 461-WE-9 Wind Turbine/Wind Plant Optimization II 11-Jan 1400 hrs 1730 hrs Osceola 5

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ProgramOsceola B Details Osceola B Osceola CD Osceola 1-3 Session Rooms Session Room Foyers Victoria, Australia AIAA-2018-0008 Shock-containing Jets R. Kirby, Monash University, Monash University, R. Kirby, Dimensional Density Field Tomographic Background- Tomographic Oriented Schlieren for Three- Reconstruction in Asymmetric AIAA-2018-0007 Monopropellants of a Cylindrical-Oriﬁce Injector for High-Viscosity G. Derk, A. Kimber, University of G. Derk, A. Kimber, Washington, Seattle, WA Washington, Design and Characterization Springs, CO Loss Reduction AIAA-2018-0006 Turbine Trailing Edge Trailing Turbine Air Force Academy, Colorado Air Force Academy, Y. Wu, J. Tellefsen, United States J. Tellefsen, Wu, Y. Comparison of Low Pressure Blowing Techniques for Wake for Wake Blowing Techniques Springs, CO AIAA-2018-0005 Dragon Crew Capsule N. Carpenter, J. Deaton, United N. Carpenter, Development of a Flush Air Data System for the SpaceX States Air Force Academy, Colorado Academy, Force Air States Sunday Monday Naguib Attia Recruiting Event Keynote Speaker Meet the Employers Student Welcome Reception Student Welcome Monday Morning Coffee Break Airframe/Propulsion Integration 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0012 Supersonic Flow High Temperature Measurements of a Rectangular Jet Exhausting over a Flat Surface A. Karnam, E. Gutmark, Baier, F. University of Cincinnati, OH; K. Kailasanath, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, Monday Morning Speakers’ Brieﬁng Vice President, Global University Programs, IBM AIAA-2018-0004 Augmentation from a Jet State University, Stillwater, OK Stillwater, State University, Small-Scale Turbojet Thrust Small-Scale Turbojet Pipe with a Bellmouth Inlet M. Durkee, K. Rouser, Oklahoma M. Durkee, K. Rouser, International Student Conference - Undergraduate Category Digital Enterprise Business Models and their Impact on the Aerospace Industry System 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0011 Pylon Design for a Short Range Aircraft with Over-the- Transport Wing Mounted UHBR Engines L. Savoni, R. Rudnik, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany AIAA-2018-0003 Nozzle Thrust Vectoring Nozzle Thrust Vectoring B. Lin, J. Sheehan, University of Simulations and Preliminary Measurements of a Magnetic Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, AIAA-2018-0002 IEC Plasma Thruster University, Starkville, MS University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0010 An Evaluation of Assumptions in an Empirical Jet-Surface Interaction Noise Model C. Brown, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH J. Sublett, Mississippi State Simulation AIAA-2018-0001 GPU Acceleration of Helicopter Flow Field Park, College MD E. Wallace, A. Sridharan, E. Wallace, University of Maryland, College Sunday, 7 January 2018 Sunday, 1-NW-1 1600 - 1800 hrs 7 January 2018 Sunday, 2-NW-2 1800 - 1930 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 3-SB-1 0730 - 0800 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 4-PLNRY-1 0800 - 0900 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 5-ISC.UG-1 0900 - 1300 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 6-NW-3 0900 - 0930 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 7-AA-1 and C. BROWN, NASA Glenn Chaired by: K. AHUJA, Georgia Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0009 of Installed Aeroacoustic Validation Low Noise Propulsion for NASA’s N+2 Supersonic Airliner J. Bridges, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH

32 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 2 Osceola 1 Sarasota 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0018 Path Constraint Regularization in Optimal Control Problems using Saturation Functions M. Grant, Purdue University, Antony, T. Lafayette, IN West 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0024 Artificial Bones, Muscles, and Feathers for Improved Versatility, and Agility of Micro Air Efficiency, Vehicles D. Patel, M. Abdulrahim, Divaker, Prioria Robotics, Inc., Gainesville, FL; K. S. Rubenking, Virginia Kochersberger, Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1200 hrs Oral Presentation Academic Deployment of the Genesis Software HPCMP CREATE Package Lorton, VA Team, AV R. Meakin, CREATE 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0017 The Effect of Static Stability on the of a Short Range Flight Trajectory Countermunition Ankara, M. Bent, E. Dikbas, TUBITAK, Middle East Technical I. Tuncer, Turkey; Ankara, Turkey University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0023 Mars Helicopter Technology Demonstrator Canham, C. Duncan, H. B. Balaram, T. California Grip, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; Institute of Technology, Johnson, NASA Ames Research W. Moffett Field, CA; J. Maki, Jet Center, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; et al. Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0028 Simulation of Complex Geometries Using Automatically Generated Strand Meshes Lakshminarayan, Science and V. Corporation, Moffett Field, Technology CA; J. Sitaraman, Parallel Geometric Algorithms, LLC, Sunnyvale, CA; B. Roget, Corporation, Science and Technology Moffett Field, CA; A. Wissink, Army and Missile Research Development Aviation Moffett Field, CA and Engineering Center, Small Unmanned Aircraft I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0016 The Relaxed Autonomously Switched Hybrid System (RASHS) Approach to Indirect Multi-Phase Optimization for Trajectory Aerospace Vehicles H. Saranathan, M. Grant, Purdue Lafayette, IN West University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0022 Stability Analysis of the Coupled Unsteady Aero-Flight Dynamics of During Hover Flapping Wing MAVs Using Optimized Periodic Shooting M. AbdelGalil, A. AbdelKader, M. Nasr, 6th University of Science and Technology, Egypt of October, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0027 High-Order Time-Accurate Simulations using HPCMP Kestrel Component CREATE(TM)-AV COFFE K. Holst, Arnold Engineering Development Complex, Arnold AFB, TN; R. Glasby, J. Erwin, D. Stefanski, University of Knoxville, TN Tennessee, Launch Vehicle, Entry Vehicle, and Projectile Flight Dynamics I Entry Vehicle, Launch Vehicle, Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles I HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles Special Session: CREATE-AV 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0015 Reconstruction of Orion Trajectory Impact Article Water Ground Test Tests Mechanics Analytical Karlgaard, C. Lugo, R. Corliss, J. VA; Hampton, Inc., Associates, Hampton, Center, Research Langley NASA VA; G. Vassilakos,Northrop Mark, S. ScienceVA; andHampton, TechnologyCorporation, Grumman Corporation, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0021 Development of an Unmanned Research (UAV) Aerial Vehicle Platform for Flutter Analysis S. Hamada, C. Moreno, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0026 Assessment of Rotorcraft Download Using Helios v8 A. Wissink, and Missile Army Aviation Research Development and Engineering Moffett Field, CA; B. Jayaraman, S. Center, Corporation, Science and Technology Tran, Moffett Field, CA; R. Jain, M. Potsdam, and Missile Research Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Moffett Field, CA; J. Sitaraman, Parallel Geometric Algorithms, LLC, Sunnyvale, CA; et al. -AV Kestrel -AV TM Architecture Capability and Future Direction 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0014 Application of an Optimal Control Allocation Scheme with Structural Load and Aero Heating Feedback for a Morphing Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerator Austin, Z. Bassett, University of Texas, Austin, TX; J. Pei, A. Milne Slagle, B. Pamadi, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0020 Payload and Power for Dynamically Similar Flapping Wing Hovering Flight on Mars D. Landrum, C. Kang, M. Sridhar, J. Pohly, Fahimi, University of Alabama, F. Huntsville, AL; J. Bluman, U.S. et al. Point, NY; West Military Academy, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0025 HPCMP CREATE Kestrel S. Morton, D. McDaniel, CREATE Vicksburg, MS Team, Chaired by: M. GRANT, Purdue University and Z. PUTNAM, of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chaired by: M. GRANT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0013 Entry Guidance for Near-Optimal via Tracking Reference Trajectory Convex Optimization West M. Grant, Purdue University, Z. Wang, Lafayette, IN 8 January 2018 Monday, 9-AFM-2 RICHARDSON, University of Bristol XU, University of Central Florida and T. Chaired by: Y. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0019 Dynamic Soaring Kinetic Energy Reference Frames University of Arizona, Tucson, J. Koessler, AZ Tucson, 8 January 2018 Monday, 10-APA-1 and R. MEAKIN Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Future Directions in High Performnce Modeling and Simulations in Aerospace Systems Sankaran, Air Force Research Laboratory, V. Edwards AFB, CA Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 8-AFM-1 scitech.aiaa.org 33 Miami 1 Miami 3 Captiva 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0033 Uncertainty Quantification for Free Intensity Effects Stream Turbulence on Airfoil Characteristics University of A. Salahudeen, J. Baeder, Maryland, College Park, MD 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0032 Modeling Assessment of Transition OVERFLOW Capabilities in NASA’s CFD Code version 2.2m and Missile Research Z. Hall, Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0038 Unsteady Viscous Lift Frequency Deck Response Using The Triple Theory A. Rezaei, University of California, H. Taha, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0043 Flight Dynamics of CS-25 Aircraft in Formation Flight with Atmospheric Disturbances Aachen J. Lueckhof, E. Stumpf, RWTH Aachen, Germany University, Unsteady Aerodynamics I Bio-Inspired Aerodynamics I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0031 Stability Equation Based Transition Prediction R. Kimmel, Air Force Research M. Tufts, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0037 Aerodynamic Analysis of Flapped Airfoil at High Angles of Attack H. Shehata, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, VA; and State University, College, M. Zakaria, Military Technical Cairo, Egypt; A. Hussein, M. Hajj, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0042 Optimizing Wing Kinematics for the Artificial Dragonfly Motion PEC University of C. Kaur, A. Kumar, Chandigarh, India; S. Padhee, Technology, Ropar, Indian Institute of Technology India Ropar, Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and Predictive Capabilities I Special Session: CFD Transition 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0030 Modeling of Transition Validation Fuselage Simplified a for Techniques Configuration N. Krimmelbein, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; A. Krumbein, C. Grabe, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0036 and Determination of Temporal Spatial Origination of Transonic Buffet via Unsteady Data Mining K. Chiba, University of Electro- Umeda, Japan; Y. Communications, Tokyo, N. Hamada, Fujitsu Laboratories, Ltd., Muroran Kawasaki, Japan; S. Watanabe, Muroran, Japan; Institute of Technology, National University, M. Nakata, Yokohama Japan Japan; K. Yasue, Yokohama, Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Japan; et al. Tokyo, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0041 Dynamic Relationship Between Flapping Wing and Body Undulation of Monarch Butterflies in Free Flight D. Landrum, University C. Kang, M. Sridhar, of Alabama, Huntsville, AL 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Sickle Wing - Experimental Investigation on a Wing Transition Crossflow with Spanwise Varying University of Munoz, Technical F. Braunschweig, Germany; R. Germany; Wolfsburg, Petzold, Volkswagen, M. Kruse, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; R. Radespiel, University of Braunschweig, Technical Braunschweig, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0035 Influence of the Fluctuating Velocity Field on the Surface Pressures in a Jet/Fin Interaction S. Beresh, J. Henfling, R. Spillers, B. Pruett, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0040 Low to Medium Fidelity Models for Unsteady Pitching maneuvers at Low Reynolds Number College, M. Zakaria, Military Technical Cairo, Egypt Chaired by: Z. HALL, US Army AMRDEC and J. CODER, University of Tennessee 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0029 Cases for CFD- Standard Test Model Based Laminar-Transition and Validation Verification Knoxville, Tennessee, of University Coder, J. Knoxville, TN 8 January 2018 Monday, 12-APA-3 Chaired by: C. KIRIS, NASA Ames Research Center and S. SAXENA, General Electric Company 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0034 Frequency Investigation on Ring Unsteadiness of Shock-Vortex Interaction X. Dong, Nanjing University of Science Yan, Nanjing, China; Y. and Technology, Lorman, MS; Y. Alcorn State University, Arlington, C. Liu, University of Texas, Yang, Arlington, TX 8 January 2018 Monday, 13-APA-4 Chaired by: B. OSBORNE, The Boeing Company 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0039 Computational Fluid Dynamics Study of the Propulsion Flapping Characteristics of Tandem Fins K. Viswanath, R. Ramamurti, J. Geder, Naval Research Laboratory, M. Pruessner, D.C. Washington, Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 11-APA-2

34 scitech.aiaa.org Sanibel 3 Osceola A Emerald 4 Emerald 4 NASA John Vickers Mission Directorate Principal Technologist, Space Technology Space Technology Principal Technologist, Jerry Qi Georgia Institute of Technology Professor and The Woodruff Faculty Fellow Professor and The Woodruff Technology Michael Grieves Executive Director 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0049 Comparitive Analysis of Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Aircraft and its AWACS Transport variant Khan, O. Air T. J. Masud, Z. Toor, Islamabad, Pakistan University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0051 of Controller Design and Validation Dynamic Response for Full-Scale Helicopter Flight Simulator at CCSU J. Hopwood, Central Wei, D. Broderick, F. New Britain, Connecticut State University, CT Innovative Design, Florida Institute of Center for Advanced Manufacturing and 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0050 Design of the Real World Years Ten Challenge 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0048 The Effect of Shape on the Aerodynamic and Thermal Performance of Hypersonic Projectiles Launched by a Ground- based Railgun H. Kasahara, A. Matsuo, Keio University, Japan Yokohama, S. Kleinke, Embry- R. Deters, B. Terwilliger, Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL; R. Coppola, J. Real Design Challenge, Vienna, VA World Rolls-Royce Caroline Gorski Global Partnership Director - Digital Derek Doyle Design Education The Dawn of Digital Engineering 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0047 Aerodynamic Effect of Aircraft Flap Degree of with Yaw-Rotational Freedom Komatsu, K. Chiba, University of Electro- T. Communications, Chofu, Japan Energy Responsive Structures Lead/Team Technical Advisor Technical Energy Responsive Structures Lead/Team GE Digital Technologies GE Digital Technologies Advances in Manufacturing Approaches for Adaptive Structures Brunon (Dave) Kepczynski Chief Information Officer, GE Global Chief Information Officer, Research & Engineering Product Leader Integrated Structural Systems, Air Force Research Laboratory / Space Vehicles Directorate Integrated Structural Systems, Air Force Research Laboratory / Space Vehicles Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques I Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0046 Drag-Divergence Characteristics of Winglets Japan Aerospace Exploration Yuhara, T. Japan; K. Kubota, Agency (JAXA), Tokyo, Tokyo, K. Rinoie, University of Tokyo, Japan Brenchley (Brench) Boden Air Force Research Laboratory Chief Technology Officer, Digital Officer, Chief Technology Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute and Senior Industrial Engineer 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0045 Automatic Wind Tunnel-Based Optimisation of an Automotive Underbody Diffuser Kekus, D. Angland, University of P. Southampton, United Kingdom Mark Benedict Air Force Research Laboratory America Makes Chief Technology Adviser America Makes Chief Technology Directorate Charles (Chuck) Ward Air Force Research Laboratory Chief, Manufacturing and Industrial Technologies, Materials & Manufacturing Technologies, Chaired by: B. DETERT, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and N. RAJMOHAN, Aerion Technologies Inc. Boeing Commercial Airplanes and N. RAJMOHAN, Aerion Technologies Chaired by: B. DETERT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0044 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization of Helicopter Rotor Blades in Hover using Genetic Algorithm and Adjoint Method S. Darwish, Zewail City of Science and Egypt; M. 6th of October, Technology, Giza, Abdelrahman, Cairo University, Alexandria University, Egypt; A. Elmekawy, Alexandria, Egypt; K. Elsayed, Helwan Cairo, Egypt University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 15-ASC-1 0930 - 1100 hrs Speakers: 8 January 2018 Monday, 16-DE-1 Chaired by: J. CUTSHALL, Southwest Research Institute 0930 hrs No Presentations 8 January 2018 Monday, 17-F360-1 0930 - 1130 hrs and Environments Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering Engineering Tools Moderator: Philomena Zimmerman, Deputy Director, Panelists: Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 14-APA-5 scitech.aiaa.org 35 Sun 5 Sun 6 Sun B Sanibel 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0061 Hypersonic Crossflow Instability A&M Kocian, A. Moyes, H. Reed, Texas T. College Station, TX; S. Craig, University, Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, A&M University, Saric, Texas AZ; W. Purdue College Station, TX; S. Schneider, Lafayette, IN; et al. West University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0067 A Central Compact-Reconstruction WENO Method for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws University of J. Baeder, K. Cooley, Maryland, College Park, MD 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0073 Investigation of Three Types of Diffusers for a Centrifugal Compressor Stage A. Engeda, M. Messele, Michigan State East Lansing, MI University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0060 A history and progress of second mode dominated boundary-layer transition on a Mach 6 flared cone West University, Purdue Chynoweth, B. of University of Arizona, Lafayette, IN; C. Hader, University Batista, A. AZ; Tucson, Tucson, Juliano, T. DE; Newark, Newark, J. IN; Delaware, Dame, Notre Dame, Notre of Newark, University Newark, Delaware, of University Kuehl, University Hopkins Johns Wheaton, B. DE; Laurel, MD; et al. Applied Physics Laboratory, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0066 Numerical Simulation of Flows Using with Shocks and Turbulence Observable Methodology M. Allahyari, K. Mohseni, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0072 Computational Investigation of Upstream-Propagating Potential Disturbances in a Fan Stage: IGV Results University A. Jemcov, K. Gordon, E. Jumper, of Notre Dame, IN Compressors Shear Flows: Jets 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0059 Experimental Investigations of on Roughness Effects on Transition Blunt Spherical Capsule Shapes University of R. Radespiel, S. Ali, Technical Braunschweig, Germany; R. A&M University, Texas Bowersox, A. Leidy, Japan College Station, TX; H. Tanno, Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan; L. Kirk, NASA Johnson Houston, TX; et al. Space Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0065 Maintaining Monotonicity and High- order Accuracy of Discontinuous, Multi-species, and Reacting Flows N. Mundis, ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; C. Lietz, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; Z. Jozefik, ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0071 Design Considerations for Tip Clearance Sensitivity of Centrifugal Compressors in Aero Engines Purdue University, Lou, J. Fabian, N. Key, F. Lafayette, IN West 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0055 The Dynamics of Globally Unstable Helium Jets using Round and Elliptical Nozzles D. Forliti, University of J. Eayrs, B. Tierney, St. Thomas, Paul, MN CFD for Capturing Flow Discontinuities Special Session: NATO AVT-240–Hypersonic Boundary Layer Transition Prediction I Boundary Layer Transition AVT-240–Hypersonic Special Session: NATO 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0058 Numerical Investigation of on Roughness Effects on Transition Spherical Capsules S. Hein, A. Theiss, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany; A. Di University Technical Giovanni, C. Stemmer, Schilden, of Munich, Germany; T. Aachen University, RWTH Schroeder, W. Aachen, Germany; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0064 An Edge-based Galerkin Formulation for Thermal Non- equilibrium Flows University, McGill Habashi, W. Gao, S. ANSYS, Baruzzi, G. Isola, D. Canada; Montréal, University Fossati, M. Canada; Montréal, Inc., United Kingdom of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0070 The Effects of Non-uniform Blade Spacing on Compressor Rotor Forced Response and Aeroacoustic Behavior West Purdue University, Leng, N. Key, Y. Lafayette, IN 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0054 Multi- a in Measurements PIV Stereo Supersonic Jet stream, Rectangular, Syracuse A. Magstadt, M. Glauser, Syracuse, NY University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0057 Nosetip bluntness effects on transition at hypersonic speeds: experimental and numerical STO AVT-240 analysis under NATO Li, NASA Paredes, M. Choudhari, F. P. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, J. Jewell, R. Kimmel, Air Force Research AFB, OH; E. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Marineau, Arnold Engineering Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0063 An Optimization Based Discontinuous Galerkin Approach for High-Order Accurate Shock Tracking National Berkeley Lawrence Zahr, M. Persson, University CA; P. Berkeley, Laboratory, CA Berkeley, of California, Berkeley, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0069 Dynamics Fluid of Analysis Numerical Different with Vortex Leakage Tip of Gap Widths in an Axial Flow Pump University, S. Shen, Z. Qian, Wuhan China; R. Agarwal,Wuhan, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0053 Modulation of a Weakly Turbulence by Kelvin- Compressible Wall-Jet Helmholtz Instabilities C. Garnica, B. Rollin, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, Chaired by: S. SCHNEIDER, Purdue University and R. RADESPIEL, Technische Universitaet Braunschweig Chaired by: S. SCHNEIDER, Purdue University and R. RADESPIEL, Technische 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0056 HIFiRE-1 and -5 Flight Ground Tests R. Kimmel, D. Adamczak, M. Borg, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; J. Jewell, Spectral Juliano, Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; T. University of Notre Dame, IN; S. Stanfield, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; et al. 8 January 2018 Monday, 20-FD-3 ANDERSON, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0062 A physics-based shock capturing method for unsteady laminar and turbulent flows Fernandez, C. Nguyen, J. Peraire, P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 8 January 2018 Monday, 21-GTE-1 Chaired by: G. KUMAR, Convergent Science, Inc. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0068 of Quantification Uncertainty Affecting Variables Flow and Geometric Axial the Performance of a Transonic Compressor Liu, Beijing Institute of Technology, Z. Li, Y. Beijing, China; R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 18-FD-1 Chaired by: D. CUPPOLETTI, Northrop Grumman 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0052 Core Dynamics in a Swirling Vortex University Breakdown Jet Near Vortex University, State Pennsylvania Clees, S. University, Syracuse Lewalle, J. PA; Park, O’Connor, J. Frederick, M. NY; Syracuse, University Park, PA Pennsylvania State University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 19-FD-2

36 scitech.aiaa.org Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee St. George #104 St. George #114 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0088 REcoverable Project REPTAR After Re-entry ProTection K. Faggiano, D. Fishelman, C. C. Buechler, University Gondek, L. Huynh, A. McCusker, CO; et al. Boulder, of Colorado, Boulder, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0078 Delay-tolerant Adaptive Robust Control for Unmanned Aerial System J. Suraj Nandiganahalli, C. Kwon, I. Lafayette, West Hwang, Purdue University, IN 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0087 Design of a Paddle-Driven Wave Generator H. Miskaryan, D. Freeman, A. Lindo, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Human-Automation Interaction 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0077 Low-altitude in Surveillance UAS Constrained Geofencing: with Airspace Systems Hybrid Linear Stochastic West Approach University, Purdue Hwang, I. Lee, J. Lafayette, IN; D. Shim, Korea Advanced Institute Korea South Deajeon, Technology, and Science of 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0082 Non-linear Estimation Methods for Aircraft Dynamic Parameters during Taxiing Marduel, Higher Institute of Aeronautics T. France and Space, Toulouse, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0086 A New Approach on Sampling Microorganisms from the Lower Stratosphere J. Lehnen, B. Gunawan, Prince, E. Bering, University of Houston, TX Intelligent Systems Student Paper Competition International Student Conference - Team Category International Student Conference - Team International Student Conference - Masters Category M. Liu, Y. Wan, University of Texas, University of Texas, Wan, M. Liu, Y. Arlington, TX 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0081 Structures Origami-based Tunable with Simultaneously Foldable and Stiff Behavior University of B. Gopalarethinam, J. Yang, Seattle, WA Washington, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0085 Complete Design and Build of a Convectively Cooled Rocket Nozzle Bed Test A. Harms, J. Bhatt, A. Krishnan, N. Williams, A. Baumgarten, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0076 Analysis of Random Mobility Model Protocols for with Sense and Avoid Management Traffic UAV 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0075 Formal Evaluation of IMU-based Gesture Recognition for UAS Aircraft Carrier Deck Handling Systems J. Miller, A. Lampton, J. Gray, Inc., Hawthorne, CA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0080 Aerodynamics Unsteady Understanding of Cycloidal Rotors in Hover at Ultra- low Reynolds Numbers D. Coleman, M. Benedict, Texas C. Walther, College Station, TX A&M University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0084 Concept Study of a Reusable Suborbital Launch Vehicle J. Fuchs, M. Haskell, B. Thompson, T. Hankins, University of Harriman, W. Alabama, Huntsville, AL Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 22-IS-1 YUCELEN Inc. and T. Chaired by: A. LAMPTON, Systems Technology, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0074 Building Strategic Conformal Control Automation for Air Traffic Using Machine Learning Kampen, Delft R. Regtuit, C. Borst, E. Van Delft, The Netherlands University of Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 23-IS-2 Inc. YUCELEN and A. LAMPTON, Systems Technology, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs No Presentations 8 January 2018 Monday, 24-ISC.MS-1 Chaired by: S. CORBETS, Lockheed Martin Corporation 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0079 Linear Inlet Optimization for Capture of River Kinetic Energy J. Hochstein, University of C. Yan, Memphis, TN 8 January 2018 Monday, 25-ISC.TM-1 Chaired by: S. CORBETS, Lockheed Martin Corporation 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0083 Auto-Deployable Tech-NASA Virginia Development and Design Rover Mars Moller, Project M. Knust, A. Krutyanskiy, E. Cleckner, T. Polytechnic Virginia Nickles, C. Morales, A. Blacksburg, University, State and Institute VA; et al. scitech.aiaa.org 37 Sun C Sun 1 Emerald 2 Emerald 1 1200 hrs Oral Presentation the Development of a Toward Computationally Efficient Multi- Scale Finite Element Modeling Framework to Simulate Additive Manufacturing Process S. Jayanath, A. Achuthan, Clarkson Potsdam, NY University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0099 Cryogenic composite fuel tanks: The mechanical performance of advanced composites at low temperatures TNO, Delft, The Netherlands B. Atli-Veltin, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0093 An Analysis Framework for Optimization of 3D Topology Printed Reinforced Composites Gurdal, Z. Harik, R. Tatting, B. Bahamonde, L. University of South Carolina, Columbia, Rassaian, M. Blom-Schieber, A. SC; Columbia, et al. Seattle, WA; The Boeing Company, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0098 Characterization of 3-D Woven Carbon/Phenolic using In-Situ Ablation Sensing, Video Imaging, and Numerical Simulation R. Menz, J. Koo, B. Lisco, Sammak, Austin, J. Mendez, University of Texas, Austin, TX; M. Berdoyes, Airbus, Le Haillan, France; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0104 Multiobjective aerostructural optimization for efficient transport wing conceptual design S. Kontogiannis, Cranfield University, Kipouros, Bedford, United Kingdom; T. United Cambridge, Cambridge, of University Kingdom; A. Savill, Cranfield University, Bedford, United Kingdom Aircraft Design Optimization I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0092 Additive Manufacturing of Thermal Protection System Materials A. Saade-Castillo, M. Sulkis, J. Driver, J. Koo, University of Thompson, H. Wu, Austin, TX Texas, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0097 and Modeling of Testing Thermomechanical Buckling Fatigue in Combined Extreme Environments M. Sedlack, S. Deane, B. Felemban, N. Stoll, A. Gordon, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0103 Automation of Structural Sizing of Aircraft Concepts Under Static Aeroelastic Constraints Li, K. Geiselhart, E. Olson, J. Robinson, W. Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, VA Materials in Extreme Environments Aeroelastic and Aero-Structures Optimization I Materials and Design for Additive Manufacturing 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0091 Multi-Axis Multi-Material Fused Filament Fabrication with Continuous Fiber Reinforcement Carolina, South of University Backer, De W. of Columbia, SC; A. Bergs, TIGHITCO, University Tooren, Van M. GA; Atlanta, Inc., South Carolina, Columbia, SC 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0096 Investigation of the Effects CMAS-infiltration in EB-PVD 7% Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia via Raman Spectroscopy J. Hernandez, E. Bohorquez, B. Sarley, University of Central L. Tetard, R. Hoover, Florida, Orlando, FL; R. Naraparaju, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Cologne, Germany; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0102 Aeroelastic Design Optimization using a Multifidelity Quasi-Newton Method D. Bryson, M. Rumpfkeil, University of Dayton, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0107 Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Analysis of Flexible High-Altitude Solar-Regenerative Long-Endurance Aircraft A. Ning, Brigham McDonnell, J. Mehr, T. Provo, UT University, Young 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0090 Development of residual stress parts fabricated via selective laser melting (SLM) techniques under di erent scanning strategies A. Ukwattage, Achuthan, Clarkson Potsdam, NY University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0095 Compression Ramp Induced Shock Boundary Layer Wave/Turbulent Material Compliant a on Interactions Narayanaswamy, H. Pham, Z. Gianikos, V. Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0101 Flutter Related Design Optimization Spectral and Coupled using the Time Adjoint Method R. Prasad, H. Kim, S. Choi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0106 High-Fidelity Aerodynamic Shape Optimization of a Full Configuration Regional Jet J. Martins, University N. Bons, C. Mader, MI; A. Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, São José dos Odaguil, Embraer, Cuco, F. Campos, Brazil Chaired by: S. WANTHAL, Boeing Research & Technology and J. KOO, The University of Texas at Austin and J. KOO, The University of Texas Boeing Research & Technology Chaired by: S. WANTHAL, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0089 Static Material Properties and Fatigue Characterization of Additive-Manufactured Parts in Extrusion-Based Technologies O’Brien, S. Case, Virginia K. Pham, W. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 8 January 2018 Monday, 27-MAT-2 Chaired by: E. PINEDA, NASA Glenn Research Ctr and S. ARNOLD, Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0094 A Reduced Order Life Prediction Modeling Approach for Materials under Thermomechanical Fatigue Bouchenot, Irmak, A. Gordon, T. F. University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 28-MDO-1 ASHURI, University of texas at Dallas Chaired by: A. NING, BYU and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0100 An Aeroelastic Coupling Framework Analysis and for Time-accurate Optimization K. Jacobson, J. Kiviaho, M. Smith, G. Georgia Institute of Technology, Kennedy, Atlanta, GA 8 January 2018 Monday, 29-MDO-2 NASA Langley Research Center and S. KAMBAMPATI Chaired by: B. STANFORD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0105 Design and Optimization A Vehicle Model for On-Demand Aviation Harris, Massachusetts A. Brown, W. Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 26-MAT-1

38 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 2 Sun 3 Sun 4 Sun D 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0118 Identification of Time-Varying Manual Control Adaptations with Recursive ARX Models A. van Grootheest, D. Pool, M. Delft University of Paassen, M. Mulder, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0127 Adapting Scenario Definition Language for Formalizing UAS Concept of Operations U. Durak, German Aerospace C. Torens, Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0112 Implementation and Evaluation of a Multi-Model Filter for Aircraft Ground Operations K. Theuma, Chircop, J. Gauci, D. Zammit-Mangion, University of Malta, Msida, Malta 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0117 Design of a Haptic Feedback System for Flight Envelope Protection Baelen, J. Ellerbroek, M. van D. Van Delft University of Paassen, M. Mulder, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0126 A versatile Simulation environment System for Design Verification, and Pilot Integration Testing of a diamond-shaped Training Unmanned Aerial Vehicle German Aerospace Center R. Kuchar, Germany (DLR), Wessling, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0111 Dynamics-Preserving Model- for Air Traffic Reduction Techniques Flow Management State M. Xue, Washington S. Roy, Pullman, WA University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0116 A Pilot Intent Estimator for Haptic Support Systems in Helicopter Maneuvering Tasks G. D’Intino, M. Olivari, S. Geluardi, D. Fabbroni, H. Buelthoff, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Germany; L. Pollini, University of Tübingen, Pisa, Italy 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0122 Sensitivity Analysis of a Neural System by Network based Avionic Simulated Fault and Noise Injection Gili, Technical A. Brandl, M. Battipede, P. Italy; A. Lerro, Turin, University of Turin, AeroSmart srl, Caserta, Italy 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0125 Using FMI- and FPGA-Based Models Simulation of for the Real-Time Aircraft Systems GmbH, A. Pillekeit, dSPACE A. Himmler, S. Paderborn, Germany; B. Loyer, Siemens, Lyon, Dezobry, Mouvand, V. France Human Factors, Perception and Cueing Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Management I Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Model and Simulation Design, Development Integration Modeling and Simulation Based Software Development Verification 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0110 An Efficient Route Design using Wind Patterns Classification Nakamura, K. Kageyama, Electronic Y. Japan Navigation Research Institute, Tokyo, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0115 A Cybernetic Analysis of Biodynamic Operation in Effects in Touchscreen Turbulence X. Mobertz, D. Pool, M. van Paassen, Delft University of Technology, Mulder, Delft, The Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0121 Live Aircraft Encounter Visualization at FutureFlight Central Chinn, S. Monheim, NASA F. J. Murphy, Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, N. Otto, Flight Research Associates, Moffett Field, CA; K. Kato, A. John, Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, Moffett Field, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0124 Real-time Simulation Infrastructure for Model-based Design of Helicopter Flight Control System Aerospace U. Zengin, Turkish H. Aydemir, Industries, Inc., Ankara, Turkey 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0109 Assessing for Framework Modeling A Cyber Disruptions and Attacks to the National Airspace System Xue, M. Hahn, A. Tamimi, A. Roy, S. WA; Pullman, University, State Washington and Science of University Missouri Das, S. Washington Vosughi, A. MO; Rolla, Technology, et al. Pullman, WA; State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0114 A Review of the Recent Literature on the Mathematical Modeling of System the Vestibular Cardullo, Binghamton A. Momani, F. NY Vestal, University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0120 of Flight Dynamic Online Trimming Models Using the 2Simulate Realtime Simulation Framework J. Gotschlich, M. Jones, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Modeling and Implementation of Structural Dynamics for Variable Software Verification Sandia National Laboratories, M. Bigelow, Albuquerque, NM Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 30-MST-1 Chaired by: B. APONSO, NASA Ames Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0108 Modeling Spatial Distribution of Itinerant General Aviation Operations by Aircraft Type Arlington, Li, University of Texas, T. Arlington, TX 8 January 2018 Monday, 31-MST-2 ZAAL, NASA Ames Research Center CARDULLO, State University of NY and P. Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0113 Design and Evaluation of a Haptic of the Manual Flare Aid for Training Manoeuvre Baelen, D. Pool, M. Deldycke, D. Van P. Delft University of van Paassen, M. Mulder, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 32-MST-3 Sandia National Laboratories Chaired by: S. KOWALCHUK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0119 An Object Oriented Agent Based Framework for Modeling and Simulation in Aerospace A. Calli, Roketsan A.S., Ankara, B. Görür, Turkey 8 January 2018 Monday, 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Chaired by: U. DURAK, DLR-German Aerospace Center and C. TORENS, DLR - German Aerospace Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0123 Interfacing & Interchanging – for Safety- Tests Reusing Real-Time Critical Systems GmbH, dSPACE R. Rasche, A. Himmler, Paderborn, Germany; M. Franke, University Meyer, of Bremen, Germany; V. Klaus-Dieter, Airbus, Bremen, Germany; T. University of Bremen, Germany scitech.aiaa.org 39 Sun A Tampa 3 Tampa Osceola 3 Jim Moore Vice President NeXolve Division ManTech International Corporation ManTech 1200 hrs Open Discussion Michael Menze 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0137 Correlation of Alternative Jet Fuel Physical Properties to Engine Ignition at Altitude Conditions Chishty, W. Canteenwalla, A. Corber, P. National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Canada 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0132 Analysis of Unstructured Meshes / HiLiftPW-3 from GMGW-1 C. Ollivier Gooch, University of British Canada Columbia, Vancouver, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center James Webb Space Telescope NASA Mission Systems Engineer Space Telescope James Webb

DARPA DARPA Fariba Fahroo 1100-1230 hrs 0930-1100 hrs NDA Lecture/SCS Panel Advanced Combustion Concepts I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0136 Flow Characteristics of a Recirculating Flameless Combustor Conﬁguration A. A. Kercher, R. Johnson, D. Schwer, Corrigan, K. Kailasanath, Naval Research D.C.; E. Gutmark, Washington, Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, OH; et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0131 Grids Structured of GMGW1 Analysis (Invited) Syracuse University, J. Dannenhoffer, Syracuse, NY Program Manager, Defense Sciences Ofﬁce Program Manager, SCS Panel: A Few JWST Lessons Learned During Final Integration and Test SCS Panel: A Few JWST Lessons Learned During Final Integration and Test 1st Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop Summaries (Invited) 1st Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop Sandra Irish Lead Structures Engineer NASA Goddard Space Flight Center NDA Special Lecture: Harnessing Uncertainty in Modeling and Design: Lessons from the DARPA EQUiPS Program NDA Special Lecture: Harnessing Uncertainty in Modeling and Design: Lessons from the DARPA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0135 Dry reforming of methane by vibrational excitation in a nonequilibrium plasma : kinetic modeling Q. Chen, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0130 Preparation and Analysis of the Geometry Models used in the 1st AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop MBDA, Filton, United Kingdom; N. Taylor, Jones, NASA Langley Research Center, W. M. Gammon, International Hampton, VA; Inc., Cambridge, United TechneGroup, Kingdom James Webb Space Telescope NASA Mechanical Systems Space Telescope James Webb 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0134 Ignition of Methane-Air Mixture at Using Dielectric Low Temperature Barrier Discharge Plasma R. Patel, C. Oommen, J. Thomas, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0129 Analysis of Participant Questionnaires Submitted to the 1st AIAA Geometry & Mesh Generation (Invited) Workshop MBDA, Filton, United Kingdom N. Taylor, Jon Arenberg JWST Chief Engineer AIAA Geometry Northrop Grumman Aerospace st Chaired by: C. CADOU, University of Maryland and M. HARVAZINSKI, AFRL/RQRC Chaired by: C. CADOU, University of Maryland and M. HARVAZINSKI, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0133 Application of Graphene Oxide in Jet A-1 Air to Enhance Combustion Process B. Khoo, Chang, L. Li, C. Teo, J. Li, P. National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; H. Duan, Nanyang Singapore, University, Technological Singapore; et al. Chaired by: H. THORNBURG, Egility PETTT and S. DEY, NRL Chaired by: H. THORNBURG, Egility PETTT and S. DEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0128 Summary of the 1 TX; FortInc., Pointwise, Worth, Chawner, J. Company, Boeing The Slotnick, J. Michal, T. NASA Langley C. Rumsey, Seattle, WA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 8 January 2018 Monday, 35-NDA-1/SCS-1 0930 - 1230 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 36-PC-1 Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 34-MVC-1 Moderator: Gregory Davis, Associate Chief Technologist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Moderator: Gregory Davis, Associate Chief Technologist, Panelists: and Mesh Generation Workshop and Mesh Generation Workshop and Future Plans (GMGW-1)

40 scitech.aiaa.org Osceola 4 Daytona 1 Gainesville 1 Gainesville 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0143 Investigation of Dataset Construction Parameters and their Impact on Reaction Model Optimization using PrIMe A. Mirzayeva, N. Slavinskaya, U. Riedel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Stuttgart, Li, Germany; M. Frenklach, A. Packard, W. Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley, CA; et al. 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0154 Auto-ignition Dynamics of Turbulent Fuel Jets Issuing into High- Vitiated Coflows Temperature R. Saksena, J. Sutton, Ohio State Columbus, OH University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0142 Sarin simulants combustion at high temperature: Time-resolved laser absorption spectroscopy of intermediate products in a shock tube Barnes, S. Barak, E. S. Neupane, F. Ninnemann, Z. Loparo, A. Masunov, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0148 Integration of spatially distributed flame transfer functions with the non-linear Euler equations C. Huang, S. G. Tamanampudi, Anderson, Purdue Sardeshmukh, W. Lafayette, IN West University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0153 Complete Determination of the Velocity Flame the of upstream Tensor Gradient Front with High-Speed Tomo-PIV/Dual- Slipchenko, M. Felver, J. Jiang, Plane-PIV/OH-PLIF Measurements N. Fugger, C. Yi, T. Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; et al. S. Roy, Combustion Chemistry Combustion Diagnostics Turbulent Combustion II Turbulent 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0152 Low-Speed, Ballistic Turbulent, Bluff-Body Stabilized Flames’ Extinction Conditions 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0141 The Investigation of Ozonolysis Reactions of Ethylene Using a Plug Flow Reactor and Measurement of Global Reaction Rate Constant at Different Temperatures Sun, Georgia Institute of X. Gao, W. B. Wu, Atlanta, GA Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0147 Orthogonal Proper Extended Dynamic and (EPOD) Decomposition for (DMD) Decomposition Mode Array Burner Mesoscale of Analysis Flame Dynamics C. J. Choi, S. Ghanekar, R. Rajasegar, of University Liu, Q. Mayhew, E. Mitsingas, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; et al. C. Engelmann, M. Geikie, A. Morales, K. Ahmed, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL Model Validation for Propulsion I Model Validation at High 2 Pressures Near 40 atm 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0140 Kinetic Modeling of Cyclohexane and n-Propylcyclohexane Oxidation Precursor Formation with the PAH M. Abbasi, N. Slavinskaya, U. Riedel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Stuttgart, Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0146 A Study of Methane and Hydrogen in CO Ignition Delay Times S. Barak, E. Ninnemann, Neupane, University of Central Barnes, S. Vasu, F. Florida, Orlando, FL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0151 Application of Both Anisotropic AMR and High-Order Finite-Volume Schemes to Large Eddy Simulation of a Bluff-Body-Stabilized Premixed Flame Toronto, C. Groth, University of Toronto, Canada 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0139 Study of Kinetic Effect NOx Sensitization Wu, Oxidation ofon the Low Temperature L. NJ; Princeton, N-pentane in a Jet Stirred Reactor University, Princeton Zhao, H. Wuhan, NJ; Technology, of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China; Z. Princeton, University Wuhan University, El Zhang, Oum Princeton Bouaghi, Patrick, El C. Oum of China; University, University Princeton Rezgui, Y. Wysocki, G. Algeria; Bouaghi, Princeton, NJ; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0145 CO time-histories measurements behind reflected shockwaves during ignition of various gaseous fuels S. Barak, Z. Loparo, University O. Pryor, of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; X. Lu, B. Forrest, D. Freed, 8 Rivers Capital, LLC, Durham, NC; et al. 1000 hrs Eddy Large the AIAA-2018-0150 on Study Stabilized Sensitivity A Body Bluff of Chemistry Simulation Detailed with Flame Premixed and Adaptive Mesh Refinement West Hasti, J. Gore, Purdue University, V. S. Liu, Convergent Lafayette, IN; G. Kumar, Science, Inc., New Braunfels, TX Chaired by: W. SUN, Georgia Institute of Technology and T. OMBRELLO, Air Force Research Laboratory and T. SUN, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0138 Automatic generation of reduced chemical mechanisms of liquid aviation fuels for application in combustion dynamics computations D. Michaels, Technion--Israel A. Naor, Haifa, Israel; A. Institute of Technology, Grinberg Dana, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 38-PC-3 University and A. CASWELL, USAF AFRL/RQTC Chaired by: R. PITZ, Vanderbilt 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0144 Is Ignition in a Shock Tube Homogeneous? An Experimental Study Behind Reflected Shock Waves S. Vasu, E. Ninnemann, S. Barak, O. Pryor, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 39-PC-4 and J. OEFELIN, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: A. COMER, Air Force Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0149 Rig – A Validation The Volvo Comparative Study of Large Eddy Simulation Combustion Models at Different Operating Conditions Swedish Defense Research C. Fureby, Agency (FOI), Stockholm, Sweden 8 January 2018 Monday, 40-PC-7 and D. PETERSON, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: H. IM, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology 0930 hrs No Presentations Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 37-PC-2 scitech.aiaa.org 41 Destin 2 Sanibel 2 Daytona 2 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0168 Utilization of Thermal Effect Induced by AC-DBD Plasma Generation for Aircraft Icing Mitigation W. Zhou, Liu,Y. Iowa State University, Ames, IA; H. Hu, X. Meng, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China; H. Hu, Iowa State Ames, IA University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0159 Measurements using Velocimetry Structured Light-Field Focusing in a Rotating Detonation Engine J. Sosa, K. Ahmed, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. Schauer, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Turbulent Combustion I Turbulent Plasma Aerodynamics I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0163 analysis of premixed Topological and stratified V-flames S. Menon, Georgia Institute of Gallagher, T. Atlanta, GA Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0167 A Comparison Study on AC-DBD Plasma and Electrical Heating for Aircraft Icing Mitigation H. Hu, Iowa State Liu, C. Kolbakir, Y. Ames, IA University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0158 Installation Effects on Transducer Pressure Measurements in PGC Devices A. Lemcherfi, S. R. Gejji, I. Walters, C. Slabaugh, Sardeshmukh, S. Heister, Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation Propulsion Physics 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0162 Interaction in the Turbulence-Flame Broken Reaction Regime M. Geikie, A. Morales, C. Engelmann, K. Ahmed, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0166 Numerical Simulation of Magnetohydrodynamic Flow Control in Reentry Flight with Three- Model Temperature Fujino, University of Imamura, T. Y. Japan Tsukuba, Tsukuba, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0157 Preliminary Experiments on Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine for Flight Demonstration Using Soundng Rocket K. Goto, J. Nishimura, Higashi, H. Taki, Hayamizu, Nagoya University, Ukai, Y. T. Nagoya, Japan; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0161 Structure of Flames in Flame Interaction Zones A. Tyagi, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA; I. Boxx, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Stuttgart, Germany; S. Peluso, R. Shupp, J. O’Connor, Pennsylvania State University Park, PA University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0165 Effects of strouhal numbers on asymmetric vortices control using plasma actuation Long, H. Li, X. Meng, Northwestern Y. Xi’an, China; F. Polytechnical University, Liu, L. Shijun, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0156 Experimental Investigation of Propagation in a Detonation Wave Supersonic Crossflow J. Sosa, K. Ahmed, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; Schauer, F. Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Chaired by: A. STEINBERG, University of Toronto and C. HUANG, University of Michigan Chaired by: A. STEINBERG, University of Toronto 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0160 Regime Characterization Turbulence for Premixed Combustion A. Morales, M. Geikie, C. Engelmann, University of Central K. Ahmed, I. Lasky, Florida, Orlando, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 43-PDL-1 Chaired by: J. ZIMMERMAN, CU Aerospace 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0164 An Experimental Investigation on the Thermal Effects of NS-DBD and AC-DBD Plasma Actuators for Aircraft Icing Mitigation Liu, H. Hu, Iowa State Y. C. Kolbakir, R. Ames, IA; A. Starikovskiy, University, Princeton, NJ Miles, Princeton University, Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Aerojet Rocketdyne and S. SCHUMAKER, Air Force Reseach Laboratory Chaired by: E. LYNCH, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0155 Numerical Study of High-Frequency Fluidic valve Lu, University of Texas, F. S. Yalavarthi, Arlington, TX 8 January 2018 Monday, 42-PC-6

42 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 1 Tampa Osceola 2 Emerald 7 Gainesville 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0179 Scaling Up Generation of Vibrationally Excited CO in a Chemical Reaction between Carbon and Oxygen Vapor E. Jans, Z. Eckert, K. Frederickson, I. Gulko, J. Rich, I. Adamovich, Ohio State Columbus, OH University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0187 Evaluation of a Nonlinear Melt Region Produced Within a High Speed Environment A. Palazotto, Air Baker, A. DeLeon, W. Wright- Force Institute of Technology, Patterson AFB, OH 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0178 Evolution of electronically excited nitrogen species in a nanosecond capillary discharge and in the afterglow N. Lepikhin, École Polytechnique, Paris, Moscow State University, France; N. Popov, Russia; S. Starikovskaia, École Moscow, Polytechnique, Paris, France 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0186 Characterization of Control Surface Freeplay with Nonstationary Aerodynamic Loading via the Hilbert-Huang Transform M. Candon, R. Carrese, N. Joseph, H. Marzocca, RMIT University, Ogawa, P. Melbourne, Australia 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0173 Study of Atmopheric Pressure Plasma Jet Driven by DC High Voltage A. Shashurin, Purdue University, X. Wang, Lafayette, IN West Nonlinear Dynamics 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0172 Collisional deactivation of N2(C3 Π u) and N2+(B2 Σ +u) by hydrocarbon molecules in afterglow of the picosecond discharge 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0177 Measurements of Electron Numbers in Femtosecond Laser Induced Plasmas Using Rayleigh Microwave Scattering A. Sharma, M. Slipchenko, Purdue Shneider, M. IN; Lafayette, West University, Princeton, NJ; K. Princeton University, Purdue Rahman, A. Shashurin, X. Wang, Lafayette, IN West University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0185 Nonlinear Structural Model Updating Based Upon Nonlinear Normal Modes M. Allen, University of C. VanDamme, Wisconsin, Madison, WI; J. Hollkamp, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton, OH A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University, Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ Physics of Weakly Ionized Plasma Physics of Weakly Society and Aerospace Technology Plasma and Laser Physics Propulsion 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0171 Modeling of Laser-Induced Breakdown Phenomena in Non- Equilibrium Plasmas A. Munafò, Alberti, C. Pantano, J. Freund, M. Panesi, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0176 Fundamental Experiment of CW Laser Propulsion with Porous Carbon Heat Exchanger Nagoya University, Tran, K. Eguchi, T. Nadex Nagoya, Japan; H. Yamamori, Ltd., Nagoya, Japan; K. Mori, Company, Nagoya, Japan Nagoya University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0184 Identification of Nonlinear Constitutive Properties of Damping Coatings State M. Tidball, Wright J. Slater, Dayton, OH University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0170 Numerical Modeling of Microwave Driven Surface Plasma Discharge Induced by Resonantly Exciting Spoof Surface Plasmon Polariton Austin, Kim, L. Raja, University of Texas, Y. Austin, TX 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0175 Hyperbolic System Approach for Magnetized Electron Fluids in ExB Discharge Plasmas A. Chamarthi, R. Kawashima, Z. Wang, H. Koizumi, K. Komurasaki, University of Japan Tokyo, Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0181 Evaluating a Balance of Cooperation and Competition in United States Space Policy J. Beauregard, Space Policy Institute, D.C. Washington, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0183 Vibration Localization in Cyclic Structures: A Discrete Low-Order Model A. Rodriguez, J. Kauffman, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL Chaired by: S. MACHERET, Purdue University Chaired by: S. MACHERET, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0169 in High Corona-Glow-Arc Transition Pressure He/Ar Microplasma for Diode Pumped Rare Gas Lasers K. Xu, C. Sanderson, University of Alabama, Huntsville, AL; Army Space Missile Defense B. Hokr, Command, Huntsville, AL 8 January 2018 Monday, 45-PDL-3 Chaired by: K. XU, University of Alabama in Huntsville 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0174 Acceleration Modes and Transitions in Pulsed Plasma Accelerators K. Polzin, C. Greve, NASA Marshall Space Huntsville, AL Flight Center, 8 January 2018 Monday, 46-SAT-1 NASA Langley Research Center and S. DUTTA, Chaired by: M. KUESTER, Virginia Tech 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0180 DroneHack Journalism: Educating & Inspiring Journalists in the Capacities & Possibilities of Unmanned Aerial Systems A. Heaton, J. Mills, D. Ansell, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, United Kingdom 8 January 2018 Monday, 47-SD-1 SCHNEIDER, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and S. SHIN, Seoul National University Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0182 The Motion Formalism for Flexible Multibody Systems Sonneville, O. Bauchau, University of V. Maryland, College Park, MD Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 44-PDL-2 scitech.aiaa.org 43 Naples 1 Osceola 6 Emerald 8 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0198 Linear Array Interferometer Ambiguity Resolution Lockheed Martin Frey, D. deSchweinitz, T. TX Corporation, Fort Worth, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0192 Wind tunnel test and gust load alleviation of flexible wing including geometric nonlinearities with servo control Beihang Meng, C. Yang, C. An, Xie, Y. Beijing, China University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0197 Performance of a Diophantine Based Approach to Resolve Angle of Arrival Ambiguities for a Linear Interferometer K. Engebretson, Lockheed Martin Frey, T. TX Corporation, Fort Worth, Aeroelastic Tailoring and Control Aeroelastic Tailoring 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0206 On Iterative Learing Control of Time Varying Systems X. Ji, R. Longman, Columbia University, NY New York, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0191 The Effects of Aeroelastic Tailoring on Flight Dynamic Stability R. De Breuker, M. Natella, X. Wang, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0196 for Distributed RF Interactions Tool Evaluating Radar Coverage S. Gordon, E. Inclan, H. Ford, A. Sudol, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of M. Miller, Atlanta, GA Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0202 for NASA’s A Robust Mission Tour Planned Europa Clipper Mission Lam, B. Buffington, S. Campagnola, Jet T. California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, Advanced Sensor Data Processing Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions I Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control I 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0205 On Spacecraft Magnetic Attitude Control K. Prabhu, O. Abdelkhalik, M. Desouky, University, Michigan Technological Houghton, MI 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0190 Strain-based Aeroelastic Shape Sensing Technion- Raveh, D. Rattner, M. Freydin, M. Haifa, Israel -Israel Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0195 Rethinking Background Volume Search for an AESA Radar Lockheed Martin Frey, D. Faulk, T. TX Corporation, Fort Worth, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0201 Study on Low-Thrust Kinetic Trade Impactor Missions for Planetary Defense B. Sarli, Catholic University of America, D.C. Washington, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0204 Spacecraft Attitude Control using Path Integral Method via Riemann Manifold Hamiltonian Monte Carlo R. Linares, University of B. Doerr, Cities, Minneapolis, MN; Minnesota, Twin C. Petersen, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0189 of Flight and Verification Validation Data on an Aircraft Equipped Test with Active Winglets Aerospace Group, N. Olson, Tamarack Sandpoint, ID 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0194 Exploiting Low-Cost Compact Sensor Configurations Performance by Redundancy Buonavolontà, R. Schiano R. Fontanella, F. Lo Moriello, D. Accardo, L. Angrisani, University of Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0200 Automatic Design of Missions to Small Bodies J. Roa, A. Chamberlin, R. Park, Chodas, D. Landau, Jet Petropoulos, P. California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; et al. Technology, Chaired by: J. DARLING, Air Force Research Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0203 Generalized One Step Ahead Control Made Practical by New Stable Inverses University, Columbia Longman, R. Wang, B. NY New York, Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 48-SD-2 Chaired by: K. GRIFFIN, Southwest Research Institute and D. JOHNSON, NASA Glenn Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0188 Active Flutter Suppression on Steered Panels Composite Tow based on Piezoelectric Actuation Guimarães, Federal University of T. Uberlandia, Brazil; D. Rade, Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil; C. Cesnik, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 8 January 2018 Monday, 49-SEN-1 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics FREY, Chaired by: K. ENGEBRETSON, Lockheed Martin and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0193 Demonstration of Persistent, High Resolution Remote Sensing from an Advanced Stratollite Platform Good, B. Mallare, Z. Payne, J. Wachs, W. J. Fasnacht, Ball Corporation, C. Wamsley, Broomfield, CO; et al. 8 January 2018 Monday, 50-SFM-1 Chaired by: J. MCMAHON, University of Colorado Boulder 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0199 Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout Solar Sail Contingency Trajectory Design and Analysis J. Pezent, R. Sood, University of Alabama, AL; A. Heaton, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL 8 January 2018 Monday, 51-SFM-2

44 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 1 Naples 2 Naples 3 Emerald 5 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0212 Interplanetary Mission Design for Spinning Solar Sails Utilizing Active Shape Control of Sail Membranes Tokyo, University of Tokyo, Takao, Y. Japan; O. Mori, J. Kawaguchi, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0225 in Prediction of Damage Tolerance Metallic Structure Repaired with a Co-Cured Composite Patch University of B. Heng, S. TerMaath, Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0211 Road Map to L4/L5 with a solar sail A. Farres , NASA Goddard Space Flight Greenbelt, MD; J. Heiligers, Center, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; N. Miguel, University of Barcelona, Spain Structural Joints and Repairs 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0220 Range Optimal of Validation Proximity for Trajectories Observability Formation Satellite a of Operations About an Uncooperative RSO Franquiz, B. Udrea, Embry-Riddle F. Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0224 Preform Joint 3-D Woven Results to Experimental Testing Support the D8 Double-Bubble Composite Fuselage Design D. A. Oonnoonny, J. Chambers, B. Yutko, Hoffman, C. Church, Aurora Flight Sciences, Manassas, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0210 Stability Analysis of a Novel On-Orbit Propellant Storage and System Transfer M. Kulkarni, Duraisamy, V. M. Vairamani, S. Gangadharan, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL; D. Kirk, University, M. Wilde, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL; et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0216 Optimal Continuous Maneuvers for Satellite Formation Reconfiguration in J2-perturbed Orbits Gainesville, Florida, of University Mauro, Di G. Rome of University Spiller, D. FL; Gainesville, Bevilacqua, R. Italy; Rome, Sapienza”, “La Gainesville, Gainesville, Florida, of University Sapienza”, “La Rome of University Curti, F. FL; Rome, Italy Space Trajectory Design and Optimization I Space Trajectory Low-Thrust Trajectory Design and Optimization I Low-Thrust Trajectory Dynamics and Control of Large Space Structures Tethers 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0219 Spacecraft Rendezvous and Pursuit/ Evasion Analysis Using Reachable Sets D. Scheeres, University of C. Venigalla, CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0223 An improved damage tolerant concept for composite-metal adhesive joints Shanghai Jiao Tong Z. Yu, L. Liu, H. Tang, Shanghai, China University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0209 of a Satellite Model Verification with Large Flexible Appendages for Control System Design E. Mooij, D. Gransden, Delft University of Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0215 Complex Interplanetary Trajectories Motion Based Low-Thust with Design Primitives I. Kolmanovsky, E. Taheri, D. Wu, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0218 Multi-Objective Optimal Control of Re-entry and Abort Scenarios C. Maddock, L. Ricciardi, M. Vasile, United University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0222 Adhesively-bonded of Performance Composite Laminated of Joints Loading Different under Materials Modes University, Betazit Yildirim Ankara Kadioglu, F. T. M. Demiral, Cankaya Ercan, Ankara, Turkey; M. Avil, E. Turkey; Ankara, University, Aydogan, Ferka Aviation, Ankara, Turkey 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0208 Nonovershooting Space Tether Deployment with Explicit Constraint of Positive Deployment Velocity Canada; Toronto, University, Z. Zhu, York M. Liu, X. Zhan, B. Shanghai Jiao Tong Shanghai, China University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0214 Performance Comparison of Smoothing Functions for Indirect Optimization of Minimum-Fuel Low-thrust Trajectories E. Atkins, I. Kolmanovsky, E. Taheri, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, Chaired by: R. PARK, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Chaired by: R. PARK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0217 Optimal Planar Impulsive Transfer Variables Using Transformed University, State Connecticut Eastern Carter, T. Worcester Humi, M. CT; Willimantic, MA Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 8 January 2018 Monday, 55-STR-1 NASA Langely Research Center and S. SMELTZER, Chaired by: B. WILLIS, Jacobs Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0221 Numerical Prediction of Failure Using in Composite T-Joints Progressive Damage Modelling A. Rhead, University of Z. Sápi, R. Butler, Bath, United Kingdom Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 52-SFM-3 Michigan University Chaired by: J. HUDSON, Western 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0207 A Method to Maintain Argument of Perigee in Polar Orbits using Propulsion Electrodynamic Tether Systems Reed, Space and Naval Warfare P. North Charleston, SC Center, 8 January 2018 Monday, 53-SFM-4 Wichita State University Chaired by: A. DUTTA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0213 A New Solution of Rendezvous between Geosynchronous Satellites based on Analytical low-thrust orbit propagation S. Zhang, X. Sun, C. Han, Beihang Beijing, China; S. Li, Aerospace University, System Engineering Shanghai, China 8 January 2018 Monday, 54-SFM-5 scitech.aiaa.org 45 Emerald 3 Emerald 6 Sarasota 2 Sarasota 3 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0236 Investigation of Hybrid Material Projectile Impact Against Concrete Targets A. Patel, Palazotto, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0226 A Novel Method to Measure Dynamic Properties of Composite Materials Kadioglu, Ankara Yildirim Beyazit F. H. Sekerci, T. Ankara, Turkey; University, Ankara, Turkey Coskun, Ferka Aviation, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0235 Reversed Guided Wave A Time Detection Loosening Bolt for Method of Aerospace Thermal Protection System Panels Du, Northwestern C. Xu, F. G. Wu, Xi’an, China; W. Polytechnical University, Zhu, University of Maryland, Baltimore Baltimore, MD County, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0241 Nonequilibrium radiation from a recombining nitrogen plasma A. Tibère-Inglesse, Airbus, Châtenay- France; S. McGuire, C. Laux, Malabry, France CentraleSupélec, Châtenay-Malabry, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0246 Study of Centrifugal Compressor Off-Design Performance Based on CFD Simulations S. Patnaik, Air Force Research H. Wan, AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson Laboratory, A. Heltzel, PC Krause & Associates, West Lafayette, IN Survivability I Nonequilibrium Flows I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0229 Designing Desirable Material Distributions with 3D Printing Technology L. Leben, J. Schwartz, R. D’Mello, A. Seattle, University of Washington, Waas, Seattle, WA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0234 Finite Element Model Correlation of Laser Shock Peening C. Engebretsen, A. Palazotto, Air Force Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, Air Force Research AFB, OH; K. 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Liu, Air Force Life Cycle Eglin AFB, FL Management Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0238 Dynamics of vibrational energy excitation and dissociation in oxygen from direct molecular simulation Z. Varga, Schwartzentruber, T. M. Grover, University of Minnesota, Twin D. Truhlar, Cities, Minneapolis, MN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0243 Effects of Curvature on the Performance of Sweeping Jet Impingement Heat Transfer M. Hossain, L. Agricola, A. Ameri, J. J. Bons, Ohio State University, Gregory, Columbus, OH Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 56-STR-2 Lockheed Martin Corporation and Z. HU, The Boeing Company Chaired by: A. SELVARATHINAM, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0230 Numerical Investigation of Stringer- Frame Intersections for Stitched Aerospace Structures Virginia Song, J. Bayandor, B. Horton, Y. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 8 January 2018 Monday, 57-SUR-1 and S. BROUSSARD, The Boeing Company Air Force Institute of Technology Chaired by: A. 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46 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 1 Tampa Osceola 5 Osceola CD Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0256 Dynamics Wake Wind Turbine Analysis Using a High-Fidelity Simulation Framework with Blade- Models Resolved Turbine A. Hassanzadeh, D. Mavriplis, A. Kirby, J. Naughton, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0262 Elimination of Shock Associated Noise in Supersonic Jets by Interference Destructive Wave D. Cuppoletti, Air Force Research AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson Laboratory, E. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; H. Hafsteinsson, L. Eriksson, Chalmers University of Göteborg, Sweden Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0255 Uncertainty Quantification Pertinent to Wind Farm Flow Physics and Modeling Houston, TX; A. Jha, Envision Energy, P. University of Notre Dame, South Jemcov, Bend, IN; C. Sideroff, Applied CCM, Inc., Energy, Envision Wang, G. Canada; Ottawa, Houston, TX; S. Schmitz, Pennsylvania University Park, PA State University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0261 Experimental study of impinging jet flow field involving Converging and CD nozzle pair Sellappan, F. P. Bhargav, M. Harmon, V. Florida State University, Alvi, R. Kumar, FL Tallahassee,

President Jet Noise I C.D. Mote Jr. UAS GN&C I National Academy of Engineering 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0254 Multilevel Simulation of Aerodynamic Singularity Elements J. Saverin, D. Marten, C. Nayeri, G. Pechlivanoglou, C. Paschereit, Technical University of Berlin, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0260 Flow Measurement and Acoustic Investigation of High Temperature Rectangular Jets E. Gutmark, Baier, A. Karnam, F. University of Cincinnati, OH; K. Kailasanath, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0250 Modeling and Control of Quadrotor Formations Carrying a Slung Load Middle East S. Ariyibi, O. Tekinalp, Ankara, Turkey University, Technical Wake Physics, Modeling, and Experimentation I Wake Durand Lecture for Public Service and Luncheon NAE’s Grand Challenges for Engineering and the Scholars Program NAE’s 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0253 Flow Structures in the Turbulent of a Cross Flow Wind Turbine Wake Beltrán, S. Le G. Ramos Casado, V. Technical J. Vega, Clainche, E. Ferrer, University of Madrid, Spain 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0259 in Reduction Noise Active Supersonic Small- and Moderate-Scale Nozzles Morris, J. Morgan, D. McLaughlin, P. University Pennsylvania State University, Park, PA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0249 Sensor bias fault detection and isolation in a large multirotor aerial vehicle using active disturbance rejection control Beijing, China; H. D. Li, Beihang University, Canada Toronto, Liu, University of Toronto, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0252 for Short- Uncertainties and Wakes term Power Production of a Wind Farm Göçmen, G. Giebel, Risø Technical T. University of Denmark, Roskilde, Denmark 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0258 Jet Noise Reduction by Downstream Fluidic Injection: Effect of Injection Pressure Ratio and Number of Injection Ports Brooklyn, University, Rajput, New York P. University Abu New York S. 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Blaisdell, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 60-UAS-1 Chaired by: M. LOGAN, NASA Langley Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0247 Algorithms for Flight Testing Graceful Performance Degradation after a Failure Corraro, E. De Lellis, L. R. Rocchio, F. Garbarino, N. Genito, Italian Aerospace Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy 8 January 2018 Monday, 61-WE-1 scitech.aiaa.org 47 Tampa 3 Tampa Tampa 2 Tampa Naples 3 Daytona 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0269 A Numerical Analysis of the Effects of Wing Kinematics on Flapping Wing Aeroacoustics K. Nedunchezian, C. Kang, University of Alabama, Huntsville, AL; H. University of Science, Tokyo, Aono, Tokyo Japan 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0287 Adaptive Landing Sequencing using Bipartite Graph M. Hickson, C. Bil, RMIT University, Bundoora, Australia 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0268 A Comprehensive Approach to Study Aerodynamic and Aeroacoustic Performances of Small Multicopter Unmanned Aerial Systems B. M. Sutkowy, A. Pandey, Z. Wang, Ohio State M. McCrink, J. Gregory, Harter, Columbus, OH; et al. University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0280 Optimization of an Active and Passive Thermal Protection System for a Scramjet-Powered Hypersonic Vehicle J. Driscoll, University of C. Marley, MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0286 of ADS-B Traffic Flight Tests and Advisory System (ATAS) Other with Comparison Performance Surveillance Systems Corraro, E. De Lellis, L. G. Corraro, F. Garbarino, Italian Aerospace Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0267 A Recording-Based Method for Auralization of Rotorcraft Flyover Noise N. Pera, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and S. Rizzi, Blacksburg, VA; State University, NASA Langley Research S. Krishnamurthy, Virginia C. Fuller, Hampton, VA; Center, Polytechnic Institute and State University, A. Christian, NASA Langley Blacksburg, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0274 Dimension Reduction for Shape Design Insight G. 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Fei, NASA Langley Research Center, B. German, Georgia Hampton, VA; Atlanta, GA; M. Institute of Technology, Patterson, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0283 Improvement of the Aircraft Design Management process for Air Traffic evaluations N. Bartoli, J. Bedouet, Schmollgruber, P. France; E. Benard, Y. ONERA, Toulouse, Gourinat, Higher Institute of Aeronautics France and Space, Toulouse, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0264 System noise assessment of a tube-and-wing aircraft with geared turbofan engines Center Aerospace German Bertsch, L. Wolters, F. Germany; Göttingen, (DLR), of German Aerospace Center (DLR), Cologne, University Technical Heinze, W. Germany; M. Germany; Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Aerospace German Blinstrub, J. Pott-Pollenske, Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0271 Level System Impact of Vehicle Boundary Layer Ingestion for the NASA D8 Concept Aircraft T. Marien,Glenn NASA Jones, S. 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CARTER, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0270 Operator and Manufacturer Life Cycle Cost-Benefit Analysis of Aircraft with Natural Laminar Flow Technology K. Wicke, A. Pohya, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg, Germany 8 January 2018 Monday, 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 at Austin and D. COTTRELL, Aurora University of Texas Chaired by: A. CHAPUT, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0275 Motor and Propeller Small UAV Methods - A Parametric System Engineering Model-Based Approach Austin, A. Chaput, University of Texas, Austin, TX 8 January 2018 Monday, 67-ACD-3 Islamabad Research Center and A. KHAN, Institute of Space Technology, Chaired by: Z. MIAN, United Technologies 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0281 Operational Impact of Near Term Improvements on Aircraft Fuel Burn M. Hassan, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 64-AA-3

48 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 1 Osceola 1 Osceola 3 Sarasota 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0299 Development of a Process to Define Unmanned Aircraft Systems Handling Qualities Schulze, Systems Technology, D. Klyde, P. Inc., Hawthorne, CA; D. Mitchell, Mitchell Aerospace Research, Long Beach, CA; N. NASA Langley Research Center, Alexandrov, Hampton, VA 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0309 On the Effect of Rotational Forces on Rotor Blade Boundary-Layer Transition C. Klein, M. A. Gardner, A. Weiss, Raffel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0298 Heteroscedastic Gaussian Process- based System Identification and Predictive Control of a Quadcopter A. Smith, Oregon State University, Fields, Corvallis, OR; M. AlAbsi, T. Kansas University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO City, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0308 Effect of Laminar-Turbulent Modeling on PSP Rotor Transition Hover Predictions University of A. Parwani, J. Coder, Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0292 Comparison of Three Aerodynamic Analysis Software Packages Against the Army Navy Finner Projectile to Determine Fidelity Level B. Robertson, D. H. Schwartz, B. Hiller, Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0297 Gust Response Evaluation of small UAS via Free-Flight in Gust Wind Tunnel D. Kubo, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Mitaka, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0304 Development of Magnetic Suspension and Balance System for High-Subsonic Wind Tunnel Shinjuku, Japan; University, D. Kai, Waseda H. Sugiura, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan; A. Tezuka, Shinjuku, Japan University, Waseda 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Status of NASA/Army Hover Tests Norman, NASA Ames Research Center, T. Moffett Field, CA Small Unmanned Aircraft II 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0291 Coupling Computational Fluid Dynamics with 6DOF Rigid Body Accelerated Dynamics for Unsteady, Flow Simulations C. Johnson, B. Z. Ernst, B. Hiller, Robertson, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0296 System Identification and Multi- Objective Longitudinal Control Law Design for a Small Fixed-Wing UAV Research University State Jose San Sanders, F. T. Tischler, M. CA; Jose, San Foundation, M. Berrios, and Missile Army Aviation Berger, Center, Engineering and Development Research Space Universities Gong, A. CA; Field, Moffett Research Association, Moffett Field, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0303 Experimental Defect Detection in a Swirl-Burner Array Through Exhaust Jet Analysis F. U. Hartmann, H. von der Haar, J. Seume, Leibniz University, Dinkelacker, Germany Hannover, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0307 Grid of Investigation Fundamental Submitted Fidelity Wake on Resolution Special Session: to the APATC Simulation of Rotor in Hover Computational for Institute Joint Wood, S. University Science, Oak Ridge, TN; J. Coder, N. TN; Knoxville, Knoxville, Tennessee, of Lorton, VA Team, AV Hariharan, CREATE Special Session: Simulation of Rotor in Hover I Measurement Applications and Characterization Launch Vehicle, Entry Vehicle, and Projectile Flight Dynamics II Entry Vehicle, Launch Vehicle, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0290 Computational Study of Aerodynamic Characteristics on Reentry Capsule Aft-body Shape in Flow Transonic M. Nomura, K. Fujita, H. Nagai, Tohoku Sendai, Japan University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0295 System Online Near Real Time Identification on a Fixed-Wing Small Unmanned Air Vehicle Goecks, J. Valasek, H. Lu, C. Rogers, V. College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0302 Aerodynamic Measurements of AGARD-B Model at High Angles of Attack by 1-m Magnetic Suspension and Balance System H. Senda, Sawada, Okuizumi, Y. University, Konishi, S. Obayashi, Tohoku Sendai, Japan 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Breakdown Investigation on Wake the S-76 Rotor J. Abras, Naval Air Systems Command, MD; R. Narducci, The Patuxent River, N. Philadelphia, PA; Boeing Company, Lorton, VA Team, AV Hariharan, CREATE 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0289 Prediction Heating Aerodynamic Inflatable Membrane Flare-type of Reentry from Low Earth Orbit Vehicle N. Oshima, Takahashi, Koike, Y. T. Sapporo, Japan; K. Hokkaido University, Japan Aerospace Exploration Yamada, Japan Agency (JAXA), Tokyo, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0294 Aerodynamic parameter estimation from wind tunnel testing of a small UAS R. O’Donnell, K. Mohseni, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0301 Fully-Differential a of Characterization for Sensor Stress Shear Wall Capacitive Low-Speed Wind Tunnels Patterson, C. Keane, D. Mills, W. Interdisciplinary Consulting Corporation, Gainesville, FL; M. Sheplak, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0306 Numerical Simulations on the PSP Rotor Using HMB3 G. Barakos, A. Jimenez-Garcia, University United Kingdom Glasgow, of Glasgow, Chaired by: C. KARLGAARD, Analytical Mechanics Associates Inc and F. FRESCONI, US Army Research Lab Chaired by: C. KARLGAARD, Analytical Mechanics Associates Inc and F. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0288 Separation Process of Spheres in Hypersonic Flows S. Park, G. Korea Advanced Institute Daejeon, of Science and Technology, South Korea 8 January 2018 Monday, 69-AFM-4 Virginia Tech FIELDS, University of Missouri-Kansas City and C. WOOLSEY, Chaired by: T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0293 Handling Qualities and Performance Metrics for First-Person-View Racing Quadrotors M. Abdulrahim, J. Dee, G. Thomas, Prioria Robotics, Inc., Gainesville, FL; G. Qualls, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 8 January 2018 Monday, 70-AMT-1/GT-8 & Evaluation Boeing Test Chaired by: D. CHAN, NASA-Langley Research Center and J. MELOY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0300 Oil Film Interferometry on the Surface Under a Three-Dimensional Flow Field F. Kumar, R. Mears, L. Arora, N. Baldwin, A. State Florida – University A&M Florida Alvi, Naughton, J. FL; Tallahassee, University, Laramie, WY University of Wyoming, 8 January 2018 Monday, 71-APA-6 and R. NARDUCCI, Boeing Defense, Space & Security Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0305 and Blade Effect of Facility Walls Aeroelasticity on PSP Rotor Hover Performance Predictions and Missile Research R. Jain, Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Moffett Field, CA Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 68-AFM-3 scitech.aiaa.org 49 Miami 3 Sanibel 3 Captiva 2 Captiva 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0324 of Conventional Design and Testing and 3-D Riblets McClure, B. Smith, Lockheed Martin P. Corporation, Bethesda, MD 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0323 Characteristics of the Turbulent Boundary Layer over Structured Roughness Surfaces Lockheed Martin Yagle, B. Smith, P. TX Corporation, Fort Worth, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0330 Simulation of 3D Co-Flow Jet Airfoil with Embedded Micro-Compressor Actuator Ren, G. Zha, University of Miami, Y. Miami, FL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0318 Investigating the Aerodynamic Loads and Frequency Response for a Pitching NACA 0012 Airfoil M. Othman, Ahmed, Zakaria, College, Cairo, Egypt Military Technical 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0322 Flow Control over a Circular Cylinder Using Micro-Fiber Coating at Subcritical Regime M. Hasegawa, H. Sakaue, University of Notre Dame, IN 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0329 Super Lift Coefficient of Co-Flow Jet Circular Cylinder G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Yang, Y. Gables, FL Flow Control I: Applications I Bio-Inspired Aerodynamics II 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0313 Insect Residue Height for Different Coatings and Conditions E. Loth, University of Virginia, D. Carter, Charlottesville, VA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0317 A Numerical investigation of the wavy leading edge phenomena at transonic regime São José dos Campos, G. Filho, Embraer, Brazil; A. Da Costa, de Paula, Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil; G. De Lima, São José dos Campos, Brazil Embraer, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0321 Maturation of Direct Contactless Microfabrication for Application of Drag Reducing Riblets Ltd., Sydney, Pty., MicroTau H. Bilinsky, Australia 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0328 Characterization of Co-Flow Jet Speeds Airfoil at Transonic R. Richardson, J. Gustavsson, R. Kumar, Florida State L. Cattafesta, R. Kumar, FL; Z. Liu, Tallahassee, University, University of Miami, FL; et al. Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics I Special Session: Engineered Surfaces, Materials and Coatings (ESMC) for Viscous Drag Reduction 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0312 Method Lattice Doublet Unsteady An for Studying LEV Development on Low-Re Wings with Leading Edge Compliance with Experimental Comparison R. Gowda, University D. Willis, M. Anwar, of Massachusetts, Lowell, MA; F. A. Jones, University of Maryland, Manar, College Park, MD 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0316 Part II: Winglet Design and Optimization for a Low-speed Wing Subsonic UAV Islamabad, University, Air Masud, J. Toor, Z. Akram, National University Pakistan; F. Islamabad, of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan; Z. Abbas, U. Ahsun, King Saud Riyadh, Saudi Arabia University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0320 Conformal Anti-Icing Coatings for Aircraft Components K. Poenitzsch, R. Wei, V. C. Ellis-Terrell, Southwest Research M. Miller, Coulter, Institute, San Antonio, TX 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0327 Dynamic Active Flow Control of the Roll Moment on a Generic UCAS Wing X. He, M. Le Provost, D. Williams, Illinois Chicago, IL Institute of Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0311 Kinematics for Fish- Optimal Tail Like Locomotion using the Unsteady Lattice Method Vortex Polytechnic Virginia Ragab, S. Hussein, A. Blacksburg, Institute and State University, Irvine, California, of University Taha, H. VA; Polytechnic Virginia Hajj, M. CA; Irvine, Blacksburg, VA Institute and State University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0315 Surveys on Skin Design for Morphing Wing Aircraft: Status and Challenges B. Alsaidi, Joe, M. Akbar, S. La, W. Nashville, TN State University, Tennessee 1430 hrs Oral Prsentation Assessment of Drag Reducing Surfaces J. Naughton, E. DeMillard, University of Laramie, WY Wyoming, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0326 Real-time Roll and Pitching Moment Identification with Distributed Surface Pressure Sensors on a UCAS Wing M. Le Provost, X. He, D. Williams, Illinois Chicago, IL Institute of Technology, Chaired by: J. FREEMAN, Air Force Institute of Technology and O. KHAN, Tuskegee Univ and O. KHAN, Tuskegee Chaired by: J. FREEMAN, Air Force Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0310 Design of Bird-Like Airfoils G. Ananda , M. Selig, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 8 January 2018 Monday, 73-APA-8 University of Colorado Boulder Chaired by: D. O’BRIEN, US Army RDECOM and J. FARNSWORTH, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0314 Improved Delayed Detached Eddy Coefficient Simulation of Super-Lift of Subsonic Co-Flow Jet Flow Control Airfoil G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Yang, Y. Gables, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 74-APA-9 and G. DALE, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory FELDER, Stevens Institute of Technology Chaired by: W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0319 the Application of Progress Toward Practical Drag Reduction Technologies Aircraft to Legacy Transport Stevens Institute of Technology, Felder, W. Hoboken, NJ 8 January 2018 Monday, 75-APA-10/FD-4 and A. AHMED Chaired by: R. DOWGWILLO, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0325 Comparison of Flow Control Actuators on a Diamond Wing Planform B. Maines, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Ghee, Naval Air Systems TX; T. Fort Worth, MD; S. Raghu, Command, Patuxent River, Advanced Fluidics, LLC, Columbia, MD; M. Boespflug, General Electric Company, Niskayuna, NY Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 72-APA-7

50 scitech.aiaa.org Sun A Naples 2 Osceola A Emerald 3 Occulus Ray Kolonay Brendan Iribe Air Force Research Laboratory Co-Founder and Vice President of PC VR Director, Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Center Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Director, 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Impact of Flux Limiters on the Near Field Pressure Signatures and Ground Signatures for SBPW2 C25D Configuration. Lake, S. Rallabhandi, NASA A. Elmiligui, T. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, GE Additive Josh Mook James Dorrell Innovation Leader 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0334 Formulation and Implementation of Inflow/Outflow Boundary Conditions to Simulate Propulsive Effects D. Rodriguez, Science and Technology Aftosmis, M. CA; Field, Moffett Corporation, M. Nemec, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0339 Design of elastic phononic waveguides with double-zero effective properties H. Zhu, University of Notre Dame, Semperlotti, Purdue Notre Dame, IN; F. Lafayette, IN West University, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Vice President, Tactical Systems, Advanced Development Programs Vice President, Tactical Smart Materials 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0333 Aeroelastic Uncertainty Quantification of a Low-Boom Aircraft Configuration NASA Langley Research West, B. Phillips, T. Hampton, VA Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0338 A Continuous State-Switching Model Applied to Systems with Multiple Degrees of Freedom G. Lopp, J. Kauffman, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL Special Session: Low Boom Activities The Impact of Technology on Design Engineering The Impact of Technology Digital Transformations Disrupting Aerospace Business Models Digital Transformations NASA LaNetra Tate Brian Carbery The Boeing Company Space Technology Mission Directorate Space Technology Co-Lead – Boeing Enterprise Visualization 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0332 Lateral Cutoff Analysis of Sonic Boom by Full-Field Simulation K. Suzuki, University of R. Yamashita, Kashiwa, Japan Tokyo, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0337 Semi-Active Sound Transmission Control of Sandwich Panels Treated with MR Fluid Core Layer M. Hemmatian, R. Sedaghati, Concordia Montréal, Canada University, Program Executive, Game Changing Development Program, Technical Lead - Boeing Immersive Development Environment, Technical 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0331 Computational and Experimental Study of Plume and Shock Interaction Effects on Sonic Boom in the NASA Ames 9x7 Supersonic Wind Tunnel A. Elmiligui, NASA C. Winski, M. Carter, J. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, Burlington, Pearl, University of Vermont, S. Nayani, Analytical Burlington, VT; Services & Materials, Inc., Hampton, VA; D. Durston, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0336 Modelling and Compensation of Hysteresis in Polarization Piezoelectric Actuators University, M. Savoie, J. Shan, York Canada Toronto, Don Kinard Andreas Bernhard Chief Engineer, CH-53K Chief Engineer, Lockheed Martin Corporation Senior Fellow, F-35 Production Senior Fellow, Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation (a Lockheed Martin Company) Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 76-APA-11 Chaired by: A. ELMILIGUI, NASA Langley Research Center 1400 hrs Oral Presentation Low-Boom Flight Demonstration (LBFD) Preliminary Design Status and Project Update D. Richwine, J. Brandon, NASA Langley Hampton, VA Research Center, 8 January 2018 Monday, 77-ASC-2 A&M University and A. HALL, Army Research labs Texas Chaired by: D. HARTL, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0335 A new shape memory alloy wire woven trusses undergoing large deformation Z. Rao, X. Zhang, D. Huang, M. Qi, Yan, Beijing, China Beihang University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 78-DE-2 1400 - 1730 hrs Panelists: 8 January 2018 Monday, 79-F360-2 1400 - 1600 hrs Moderator: Darryll Pines, Nariman Farvardin Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Dean the A. 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A&M Dame, IN; R. Bowersox, Texas College Station, TX University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0358 Unsteady Heat Flux Measurements of Junction Flow With Reynolds Number and Freestream Turbulence Effects S. Elahi, Z. Moul, E. Lange, Lynch, University Pennsylvania State University, Park, PA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0351 Code to code comparison on hypersonic high enthalpy transitional boundary layers Center Aerospace German Wartemann, V. Wagner, A. Germany; Braunschweig, (DLR), Göttingen, (DLR), Center Aerospace German National Sandia Wagnild, R. Germany; Pinna, F. NM; Albuquerque, Laboratories, F. H. MiróBelgium; Miró,Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Dynamics, von KármánTanno, Japan Institute Aerospace Exploration(JAXA), Kimigaya, Japan for Agency Fluid 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0357 Computational Investigation of the Effect of Sweep on a Pitching Finite- Aspect-Ratio Wing M. Visbal, D. Garmann, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0344 Affecting Aerodynamic Efficiency by Influencing Wing Surface-Flow Direction S. Gunasekaran, N. Thomas, University of Dayton, OH Unsteady Flows I Shear Flows: Wakes 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0350 Numerical Investigation of Second Mode Attenuation over Carbon/ Carbon Surfaces on a Sharp Slender Cone Purdue Sousa, D. Patel, J. Chapelier, V. Lafayette, IN; A. Wagner, West University, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany; C. Scalo, Purdue Lafayette, IN West University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0356 Understanding Abrupt Leading Edge Separation as a Mechanism for the Onset of Dynamic Stall S. Benton, M. Visbal, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0343 Drag Reduction on NACA 0012 Edge Streamers Wing Using Trailing University of S. Gunasekaran, D. Curry, Dayton, OH Special Session: NATO AVT-240–Hypersonic Boundary Layer Transition Prediction II Boundary Layer Transition AVT-240–Hypersonic Special Session: NATO 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0349 Compilation and Analysis of Second Mode Amplitudes on Sharp Cones in Hypersonic Wind Tunnels Development Engineering Arnold von Marineau, E. Grossir, G. MD; Spring, Silver Complex, German Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode- Wagner, A. Belgium; Germany; Saint-Genèse, Göttingen, (DLR), Center University Aerospace Technical Radespiel, R. H. Leinemann, M. Germany; Braunschweig, Agency Braunschweig, of Exploration Aerospace Japan Tanno, (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan; et al. 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0355 Desingularized trailing-edge shedding from a flat plate with point vortex method K. Mohseni, University of A. DeVoria, Florida, Gainesville, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0342 Effect of Flow Through a NACA 0012 Wing on Aerodynamic Efficiency Gerham, University of S. Gunasekaran, T. Dayton, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0348 DNS of Acoustic Receptivity and Breakdown in a Mach 6 Flow over Generic Forebody A. Cerminara, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; A. André, MBDA, Paris, France; Durant, T. N. Sandham, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; N. Taylor, MBDA, Bristol, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0354 Investigation of the Effects Reynolds Number on the Unsteady Flow Physics of Airfoil Dynamic Stall Ansell, University of Illinois, R. Gupta, P. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0341 in and Investigating Flow Topology Free Shear around Wing Wake Layers M. Memon, A. Altman, University of Dayton, OH Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 81-FD-6 Universitaet Braunschweig Chaired by: S. SCHNEIDER, Purdue University and R. RADESPIEL, Technische 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0347 Characterization of Freestream Disturbances in Conventional Hypersonic Wind Tunnels L. Duan, J. Huang, C. Deegan, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO; M. Choudhari, A. Chou, NASA Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, University of R. Radespiel, Technical Braunschweig, Germany; et al. 8 January 2018 Monday, 82-FD-7 and E. DEMAURO, Rutgers University Chaired by: M. VISBAL, USAF AFRL/RQVA 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0353 Unsteady Aerodynamics of a Plunging Airfoil Transient S. Bull, N. Chiereghin, I. Gursul, D. Cleaver, University of Bath, United Kingdom Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 80-FD-5 A&M University Chaired by: N. TICHENOR, Texas 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0340 Reduced-Order Cluster-based Modeling to Capture Intermittent Dynamics of Interacting Wakes M. Meehan, J. Dare, Z. Berger, T. Pennsylvania State University, O’Connor, University Park, PA

52 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 5 Sun 4 Sun 2 Osceola 2 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0370 Evolution Method A Study on Time for Hyperbolic Navier-Stokes System Japan; Tokyo, University, Nagao, Waseda T. A. Hashimoto, Japan Aerospace Exploration Sato, Japan; T. Agency (JAXA), Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, University, Waseda 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0376 On the k- models behavior in boundary-layer downstream of a short transitional separation bubble Gleize, ONERA, Richez, V. L. Bernardos, F. Meudon, France; G. Gerolymos, Pierre and Paris, France Marie Curie University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0382 Prediction of Jet Interaction Heating on a Reentry Capsule H. Miki, K. Fujii, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0369 Integration of Navier- Fast Time Stokes Equations with an Exponential-Integrator Scheme Research Science Computational Beijing Li, S. University Wang, Z. China; Beijing, Center, Ju, L. KS; Lawrence, Lawrence, Kansas, of University of South Carolina, Columbia, Columbia, SC; L. Luo, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0375 Adaptive multi-resolution Large- Eddy Simulation with control of modeling and numerical errors Moureau, G. Lartigue, N. Legrand, V. National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), Rouen, France 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0364 Turbulent Hydrogen/Air of Analysis Karlovitz Different at Flames Premixed Computational Using Numbers Singular Perturbation Hernandez Perez, D. Manias, A. Tingas, F. H. Im, King Abdullah University of Science Thuwal, Saudi Arabia; R. and Technology, Ciottoli, University of Rome “La Galassi, P. Sapienza”, Rome, Italy; et al. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0381 Direct numerical simulation of flow past a sphere at Reynolds number between 500 and 1000 in compressible flows University, Nonomura, Tohoku Nagata, T. T. Mizuno, K. Y. Sendai, Japan; S. Takahashi, Hiratsuka, Japan University, Fukuda, Tokai High-Speed Flows Novel CFD Methods CFD Solver Techniques 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0368 A comparison of refinement indicators for p-adaptive discontinuous Galerkin methods for the Euler and Navier-Stokes equations Naddei, M. de la Llave Plata, V. F. ONERA, Châtillon, France Couaillier, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0374 Density Effects on the Flow Structure in Multi-fluid Shock- turbulence Interaction Jaberi, Michigan State University, Tian, F. Y. East Lansing, MI; D. Livescu, Los Alamos Los Alamos, NM National Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0363 A Continuous Shape Sensitivity Equation Method of Arbitrary High Order A. Garon, École D. Pelletier, Vautrin, Y. Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0380 Thickness Layer Boundary of Role The Shock Wave/ on Cylinder-Generated Turbulent Boundary Layer Interactions,Part I: Computations C. Combs, R. Bond, J. S. Lindörfer, University of Tennessee, Schmisseur, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Turbulence Modeling and Simulation Turbulence 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0367 Adaptive Meshing and Time- Integrators for monolithic Finite Element Solution of the URANS equations A. Garon, École D. Pelletier, E. Muller, Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0373 Spatiotemporal- Favre-Averaged Filtered Large Eddy Simulation S. Guzik, X. Gao, Colorado S. Walters, Fort Collins, CO State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0379 Direct Numerical Simulation of Mach 6 Flow over a Cone with Highly Swept Fin University of A. Knutson, S. GS, G. Candler, Cities, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota, Twin 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0362 Multi-CPU/GPU Parallelization of Structured grid CFD codes using domain decomposition Virginia Xue, C. Jackson, Roy, W. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0366 Simple Load Balancing for Chemically Reacting Flows George Mason University, R. Lohner, J. Baum, Applied Togashi, F. Fairfax, VA; Simulations, Inc., McLean, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0372 An Overset-Mesh Approach for LES of High-Reynolds Wall-Modeled Number Airfoil Flow D. Rizzetta, Garmann, M. Visbal, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0361 Subsonic Inflow/Outflow Well-posed Boundary Conditions for the Navier- Stokes Equations A. Huang, S. Allmaras, M. Galbraith, D. Darmofal, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0378 Understanding effects of nose-cone bluntness on hypersonic boundary layer transition using input-output analysis D. Cook, J. Thome, Brock, Nichols, University of Minnesota, Twin G. Candler, Cities, Minneapolis, MN Expansion Tunnel 2 Chaired by: S. KARMAN, Pointwise, Inc. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0365 On Finite Difference Solvers with Minimal Memory Access A. Degro, George Mason R. Lohner, Fairfax, VA University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 85-FD-10 Chaired by: J. LARSSON, University of Maryland 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0371 Grid-adaptation for chaotic multiscale simulations as a verification- driven inverse problem J. Larsson, University of Maryland, College Park, College MD 8 January 2018 Monday, 86-FD-11 Chaired by: J. SMITH, Sandia National Laboratories 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0377 Turbulent Aeroheating Measurementson a 7-deg Half-Angle Sphere-Cone in Center, a High-Enthalpy CO Research Langley NASA Hollis, Ames B. NASA Barnhardt, M. VA; MacLean, M. CA; Hampton, Field, Moffett Center, Research CUBRC, Buffalo, NY Wadhams, A. Dufrene, T. Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 83-FD-8 Chaired by: Z. RUSAK, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0360 Development of a Lagrangian Method for Particle Tracking High-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Schemes M. Ihme, Stanford Lv, E. Ching, S. Brill, Y. Stanford, CA University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 84-FD-9 scitech.aiaa.org 53 Sun C Sun 6 Naples 1 Naples 1 1700 hrs Oral Presentation Low-Order Modeling of Surging Shedding Airfoils with Vortex A. N. Kakumanu, S. Narsipur, Gopalarathnam, North Carolina State Raleigh, NC University, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0386 A Rapid-prototyping process for Flight Control Algorithms for Use in Aircraft Design over-all G. Looye, German Aerospace R. Kuchar, Germany Center (DLR), Wessling, 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Numerical Evaluation of Airfoils Undergoing Surge N. Bern, M. Smith, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0385 of Design and Flight Testing Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion-based Control Laws for a Passenger Aircraft German Kuchar, R. Looye, G. Grondman, F. Germany; Wessling, (DLR), Center Aerospace of University Delft Kampen, Van E. Chu, Q. Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 1600 hrs Panel Ensuring the Future: Driving to RDT&E Capabilities 2050 Panelists: Steven Dunn, Paul Piscopo, Dan Marren 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Evolution and Force Vortex Production on Surging Wings A. Jones, University of Maryland, College Park, College MD 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0384 Design, Implementation and Flight- of Incremental Nonlinear Tests Flight Control Methods van Ekeren, G. Looye, R. Kuchar, W. German Aerospace Center (DLR), Wessling, Kampen, Delft Germany; Q. Chu, E. Van Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands

Mark Balas GN&C Lecture Special Session: Surging Airfoils 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0383 Piloted Simulator Evaluation Results of Flight Physics Based Stall Recovery Guidance 1530 hrs Oral Presentation On the aerodynamics of surging- airfoil coupling with pitch and plunge A. Medina, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; K. Granlund, Wright-Patterson Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University, Stepanyan, J. Lombaerts, S. Schuet, V. T. K. Shish, NASA Ames Kaneshige, G. Hardy, Moffett Field, CA; et al. Research Center, University of Tennessee Space Institute University of Tennessee formerly, Distinguished Professor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Distinguished Professor, formerly, Quantum Information Systems and Infinite Dimensional Direct Adaptive Control NASA DLR Flight Control Research–Design, Implementation, and Testing of Flight Control NASA DLR Flight Control Research–Design, Implementation, and Testing Jack D. Whitfield Professor of Dynamical Systems and Director of the Center for Autonomous and Evolving Systems Jack D. Whitfield Professor of Dynamical Systems and Director the Center for Autonomous Evolving 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Approach to a Broader Applying a New and Proven Capability Valuation Range of RDT&E Capabilities D. Marren, Arnold Piscopo, Institution for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, VA; P. Engineering and Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD; S. Dunn, Jacobs, Hampton, VA 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Unsteady Compressibility Effects on a Surging Airfoil Zhu, J. Bons, Ohio State W. J. Gregory, Columbus, OH University, Integration of RDT&E Computational and Experimentation Capabilities: Framing a National Path Forward 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0388 Justification Process A Value-Based for Aerospace RDT&E Capability Investments Piscopo, Institute for Defense Analyses, P. D. Marren, Arnold Alexandria, VA; Engineering Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD; S. Dunn, Jacobs, Hampton, VA 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Large Eddy Simulation of Surging Airfoils with Large Streamwise Oscillations at High Reynolds Number O. Sahni, J. Rane, Rensselaer Polytechnic NY Institute, Troy, Chaired by: S. DUNN, Jacobs and D. MARREN, USAF/AEDC 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0387 GTTC Future of Ground Testing Meta-Analysis of 20 Documents J. Micol, S. Dunn, Jacobs, Hampton, VA; Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, D. Myren, ASE Holdings, St. Paul, MN; VA; R. Paryz, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 87-FD-12 Chaired by: O. SAHNI, Rensselaer Polytech Inst and K. GRANLUND, North Carolina State University 1400 hrs Oral Presentation Surging Airfoil with Active Flow Control Institute of D. Greenblatt, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 88-GNC-1 1400 - 1500 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 89-GNC-2 Chaired by: N. NGUYEN, NASA-Ames Research Center and G. LOOYE, DLR-Oberpfaffenhofen 1400 hrs No Presentations 8 January 2018 Monday, 90-GT-1

54 scitech.aiaa.org Sanibel 2 Sanibel 2 Sanibel 1 Daytona 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0399 Parallelization of ANDEE Using the UGLIB MPI Library R. Rosenberg, Naval Research Laboratory, Khine, K. Vogiatzis, D.C.; Y. Washington, E. VA; Engility Corporation, Chantilly, Josyula, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0398 Differential Algebra software library with automatic code generation for space embedded applications Cavenago, Di Lizia, F. M. Massari, P. University of Milan, Italy; Technical A. Wittig, ESA, Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0405 Development of an optically accessible continuous wave Rotating Detonation Engine Chacon, M. Gamba, University of F. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0397 Multi-level Parallelism for HPCMP Kestrel COFFE CREATE™-AV S. Wood, J. Erwin, R. Glasby, G. Peterson, J. Erwin, R. Glasby, S. Wood, D. Stefanski, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0404 Nozzle design of oblique detonation wave engine A. Omprakas, D. Wilson, R. Kumar, Arlington, TX University of Texas, Computing Systems Turbine Heat Transfer Turbine 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0392 Internal Cooling of Rotating and Non-Rotating Channels with Rib Turbulators S. Shrestha, A. Prasad, M. Ricklick, Embry- Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0396 Suppression of thermoacoustic instability in a swirl-stabilized combustor by inducing blockage in the inlet flow stream Unni, M. Raghunathan, N. George, V. R. Sujith, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0403 Investigation of Injection Strategy for Liquid-Fuel Rotating Detonation Engine B. C. Teo, Yang, Chang, L. Li, Y. J. Li, P. Khoo, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Combustor Swirl and Thermoacoustics Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation Engines I 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0391 The Effect of Particle Size on Deposition in an Effusion Cooling Geometry C. Bowen, J. Bons, Ohio State Wolff, T. Columbus, OH University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0395 Filming and Atomization Inside Wall a Simplified Pre-Filming Coaxial Swirl Injector: Role of Unsteady Aerodynamics S. Kakkuth Puthenveettil, Chakravarthy, Madras, Indian Institute of Technology Chennai, India 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0402 How multiple rotating detonation waves are produced Southwest University of Science Wang, Y. Mianyang, China and Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0390 Numerical study of jet impingement heat transfer on a roughened flat plate A. Alenezi, Almutairi, H. Alhajeri, College of J. Kuwait; Shuwaikh, Studies, Technological University, Cranfield Addali, A. Amaral-teixeira, Cranfield, United Kingdom 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0394 Synchronization Behaviour During in Swirl- the Dynamical Transition and Stabilized Combustor: Temporal Spatiotemporal Analysis S. Mondal, N. George, R. Sujith, S. Pawar, Madras, Indian Institute of Technology Chennai, India 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0401 Quasi One Dimensional Modeling of Rotational Detonation Engines D. Stechmann, S. J. Humble, S. Heister, Sardeshmukh, C. Huang, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN West Chaired by: A. SURYANARAYANAN, FMC Technologies Chaired by: A. SURYANARAYANAN, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0389 Preliminary Numerical Investigation on the interaction of an Impinging Jet with Cylinder Wake K. Krishna, A. Prasad, M. Ricklick, Embry- Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 92-GTE-3 University of Central Florida Chaired by: S. VASU, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0393 Measurement Flow Temperature of Lean Premixed Swirl Stablized Combustor Under Reacting Condition S. Park, Gadiraju, Ekkad, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 8 January 2018 Monday, 93-CPS-1 Chaired by: R. TUGGLE, PeopleTec 1400 hrs No Presentations 8 January 2018 Monday, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 NASA Glenn Research Center and N. JOSHI, GE Chaired by: D. PAXSON, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0400 Parameter Impact on Heat Flux in a Rotating Detonation Engine M. Polanka, Air Force Institute S. Meyer, AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson of Technology, Air Force Research Laboratory, Schauer, F. AFB, OH; J. Hoke, Wright-Patterson Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 91-GTE-2 scitech.aiaa.org 55 Destin 1 Emerald 1 Gainesville 2 Gainesville 2 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0411 Investigation of Flow Peculiarities in 3D Inlet for Supersonic Business Jet under Throttling Regimes by Rans/ Iles Method D. Lyubimov, Vinogradov, I. Kukshinova, V. Motors, Central Institute of Aviation Russia Moscow, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0417 An Examination of Vehicle and Trajectory Design Tradeoffs Scramjet- Optimization for Trimmed On Powered Hypersonic Vehicles Ascent C. Mbagwu, J. Driscoll, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0410 Structured Light-Field Focusing 3D Density Measurements of A Supersonic Cone Cox, J. Reyes, K. Ahmed, R. Ozawa, T. University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0416 Based MDO High-Fidelity Trajectory for the Conceptual Design of an Spaceplane Air-launched J. de Mûelenaere, Alonso, Stanford Stanford, CA University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0409 Multi-Objective Optimization of a Supersonic Rocket Based Combined Cycle Inlet Through Differential Evolution C. Jee, J. Etele, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0415 A comparison study of two multifidelity methods for aerodynamic optimization Cranfield Demange, J. Kontogiannis, S. T. Kingdom; United Bedford, University, Cambridge, Cambridge, of University Kipouros, University, Cranfield Savill, A. Kingdom; United Bedford, United Kingdom 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0421 Structural Analysis Methodology for Space Deployable Structures using Multi-body Dynamic Analysis Solver Montazersadgh, M. Mobrem, Jet F. California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, Aerodynamic Shape Optimization I Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration I Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Management II Modeling and Simulation of Air Traffic Multidisciplinary Modeling and Simulation Across Domains I 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0408 Extended Design Studies for a Mechanically Driven Propulsive Fuselage Aircraft Concept J. Bijewitz, A. Seitz, M. Hornung, Bauhaus Germany Taufkirchen, Luftfahrt e.V., 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0414 An Adaptive Constraint Tolerance Method for Optimization Algorithms Based on the Discrete Adjoint Method D. Brown, S. Nadarajah, McGill University, Montréal, Canada N. Koukpaizan, A. Wilks, A. Grubb, M. Smith, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0420 Reduced-Order Modeling of Complex Aerodynamic Geometries Using Canonical Shapes 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0407 CFD based Optimization of Vortex Generator Flow Control in a Highly Bent Intake Geometry using Design of Experiments Kächele, R. Rademakers, University of T. the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich, Germany; M. Stößel, Bundeswehr Technical and Airworthiness Center for Aircraft, Manching, Germany; R. Niehuis, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0413 RANS-based Aerodynamic Shape Optimization of a Strut-braced Wing with Overset Meshes N. Secco, J. Martins, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0419 Computational Model for Pedestrian Movement and Infectious Diseases Spread During Air Travel S. Namilae, Embry-Riddle Derjany, P. Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, Chaired by: D. RITTENBERG, Siemens and D. CROWE, Air Force Institute of Technology and J. LITT, NASA Glenn Research Center and J. LITT, Chaired by: D. RITTENBERG, Siemens and CROWE, Air Force Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0406 Curved Duct Flow and Heat Transfer in Engine Anti-Icing K. Chilukuri, United Technologies Corporation, Chula Vista, CA 8 January 2018 Monday, 96-MDO-3 NASA Glenn Research Center Chaired by: J. GRAY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0412 Aerodynamic Shape Optimisation of Benchmark Problems Using SU2 A. Da Ronch, University of G. Yang, Southampton, United Kingdom 8 January 2018 Monday, 97-MST-5 Chaired by: S. JAFER, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and N. MACCHIARELLA, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0418 Simulation of Integrated Approach Process for Aircraft Turnaround H. Jin, E. Garcia, D. Mavris, Georgia Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 98-MST-6 Chaired by: N. MACCHIARELLA, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and S. JAFER, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 1400 hrs No Presentations Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 95-INPSI-1

56 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 1 Sun D Sun D Osceola 4 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0433 Cooperative Navigation for Large Swarms of Munitions in Three- Dimensional Flight B. Burchett, Rose-Hulman Institute of Haute, IN Terre Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0432 Aerial Combat Simulation Environment for One-on-One Engagement E. Koyuncu, Istanbul Technical B. Baspinar, Istanbul, Turkey University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0426 Pilot-In-the-Loop Flight Simulation of Flexible Aircraft in Matlab/ Simulink: Implementation and Coding Peculiarities Portapas, G. Dussart, G. Lopez Matos, V. Cranfield, M. Lone, Cranfield University, United Kingdom; E. Coetzee, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0425 Model-in-the-Loop Simulation of Experimental Flight Control Software 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0431 A Modeling and Simulation Tool for Safe Store Separation Envelope Generation using Monte Carlo Simulations O. Ankara, Turkey; K. Unal, TUBITAK, Ankara, Turkey Baran, TED University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0438 Non-probabilistic stability reliability analysis of composite laminated panels in supersonic flow with uncertain-but-bounded parameters Zheng, Z. Qiu, Beihang University, Y. Beijing, China A. Zollitsch, S. Schatz, N. Mumm, F. A. Zollitsch, S. Schatz, N. Mumm, F. University of Munich, Holzapfel, Technical Munich, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0430 Experimental Design and Statistical Modelling Methodology for Wind Aerodynamics of an Agile Tunnel Missile to Improve the Simulation Accuracy and Performance K. Unal, H. Karaca, O. Savas, E. Topbas, Middle A. Kutay, Ankara, Turkey; TUBITAK, Ankara, Turkey University, East Technical 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0437 A Comparison of Response Surface Methods for Reliability Analysis using Directional Simulation R. Fenrich, J. Alonso, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Reliability Analysis Methods and Applications I Modeling and Simulation for Intelligent Systems Model-Based Development and X-in-the-Loop Simulation Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle Dynamics II, for Defense Applications Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0429 Modeling, Simulation and Hyprid Optimization Method as Design for Range Extension Kit of a Tools Subsonic Flying Body College, Military Technical A. Elsherbiny, Modern Sciences and Cairo, Egypt; A. Aly, Giza, Egypt; A. Elshabka, Arts University, College, Cairo, Egypt; M. Military Technical Cairo, Egypt Abdelrahman, Cairo University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0436 Sensitivity Analysis to Reduce in the Mechanical Variability Properties of Chopped Fiber Reinforced ABS Parts Fabricated with Additive Manufacuring University of Ferrell, S. TerMaath, W. Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0424 Series Deep-learning based Time Forecasting of Go-around Incidents in the National Airspace System S. Subramanian, Robust Analytics, Inc., Crofton, MD; A. Rao, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0428 Simulation Study for Comparison of 3 & 4 Fin Controlled Air Vehicle Ankara, M. Bent, TUBITAK, Yavuztürk, V. Turkey 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0435 Adjoint-FORM for efficient reliability analysis of large-scale structural problems Liu, Arizona State University, Gao, Y. Y. AZ Tempe, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0423 An Adaptive Model of Flight Time Uncertainty and Its Application to Operations Air Traffic Time-Based Metropolitan University, Tokyo N. Takeichi, Hino, Japan Chaired by: S. KOWALCHUK, Sandia National Laboratories and D. KEATING, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratories and D. KEATING, Chaired by: S. KOWALCHUK, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0427 Inverse Simulation of Symmetric Flight of a Guided Gliding Subsonic Flying Body College, Military Technical A. Elsherbiny, Modern Sciences and Cairo, Egypt; A. Aly, Giza, Egypt; A. Elshabka, Arts University, College, Cairo, Egypt; M. Military Technical Cairo, Egypt Abdelrahman, Cairo University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 102-NDA-2 State University and A. CHAUDHURI, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chaired by: H. BAE, Wright 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0434 An adaptive sampling strategy to minimize uncertainty in reliability analysis using Kriging surrogate model S. Bae, N. Kim, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 99-MST-7 and U. DURAK, DLR-German Aerospace Center Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology Chaired by: D. CARTMELL, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0422 Classification of Air Transport Passengers‘ Kinetic Behavior Rudolph, E. O. Milbredt, A. Classen, F. Grunewald, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 8 January 2018 Monday, 100-MST-8 Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology Chaired by: U. DURAK, DLR-German Aerospace Center and D. CARTMELL, 1400 hrs No Presentations 8 January 2018 Monday, 101-MST-9 scitech.aiaa.org 57 Destin 2 Emerald 2 Emerald 7 Gainesville 1 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0458 analysis propagation Uncertainty of multilayer plates with frequency- dependent viscoelastic damping layers C. Xu, Northwestern Polytechnical Wang, T. Xi’an, China; H. Mohamed, University, University of lorraine, Lorraine, France; N. Guo, L. Gu, Northwestern Polytechnical Xi’an, China University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0443 Combustion LES of the Volvo Experiment with an Ignition-Delay Variable A. Kartha, University of G. Candler, Cities, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Twin North Carolina State Subbareddy, MN; P. Dimotakis, Raleigh, NC; P. University, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0452 A Comparison of Uncertainty Quantification Methods on Benchmark Problems for Space Deployable Structures L. Peterson, M. Mobrem, Jet Propulsion California Institute of Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0457 A multi-mode resonator via self- excited vibration of a metal beam in steady electrostatic fields Zhu, X. Zhang, Chen, Z. Liu, Y. Y. X. Yan, Beijing, China; M. Beihang University, Qi, University of California, Berkeley, CA Berkeley, Plasma Actuators I Structural Dynamics 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0442 ARC versus two-step chemistry and third-order versus second-order numeric scheme for Large Eddy burner Simulation of the Volvo L. Gicquel, T. B. Rochette, O. Vermorel, France; D. Toulouse, Poinsot, CERFACS, École Centrale Paris, Châtenay- Veynante, France Malabry, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0447 Nanosecond DBD actuator: Species production, ultra-fast gas heating mechanism and fluid response K. Kourtzanidis, L. Raja, University of Austin, TX Texas, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0451 Structural Characteristics of Self- Extensible boom Miyazaki, Nihon M. Fukunaga, Y. Funabashi, Japan University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0456 Investigation of Viscous Damping Beam for a Timoshenko Terms B. McPherson, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; G. Lesieutre, Pennsylvania J. University Park, PA; State University, Kauffman, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL Model Validation for Propulsion II Model Validation Analysis of Lightweight Spacecraft Structures 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0441 Explicitly filtered LES of Bluff Body Stabilized Flames Innovative Scientific Solutions, Gallagher, T. Sankaran, United Inc., Dayton, OH; V. Corporation, East Hartford, CT Technologies 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0446 Evaluation of discharge energy and lift recovery of NACA0015 airfoil controlled by nanosecond-pulse- driven plasma actuator K. Suzuki, S. A. Komuro, K. Takashima, Nonomura, Tohoku Kanno, S. Bhandari, T. Sendai, Japan; et al. University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0450 Characterizing the Mechanics of Fold- lines in Thin Kapton Membranes B. Dharmadasa, University of Colorado, CO; H. Mallikarachchi, Boulder, Boulder, University of Moratuwa, Katubedda, Sri Lopez Jimenez, University of Lanka; F. CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0455 Ambient Excitation Based Model Updating for Structural Health Monitoring via Dynamic Strain Measurements B. Martins, J. Kosmatka, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0440 Wasserstein and exponent Lyapunov metric as validation tools for assessing short-time dynamics and quantitative model evaluation of large-eddy simulation M. Ihme, Stanford Lv, Ma, Y. P. H. Wu, Stanford, CA University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0445 Assessing the Performance of a New Phenomenological Model for Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma Actuators J. Laten, R. LeBeau, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0449 Effects of Elasto-Plastic Behavior Crease on Deployed Shape of Space Membrane Satou, Japan Aerospace Exploration Y. Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan; H. Institute of Technology, Furuya, Tokyo Japan Yokohama, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0454 Account to Methodology Preliminary A Dynamics Structural Satellites’ for Variability in Microvibrations S. De Lellis, A. Stabile, G. Aglietti, Guildford, United University of Surrey, Kingdom; G. Richardson, Surrey Satellite Limited (SSTL), Guildford, Technology United Kingdom Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 103-PC-8 Chaired by: B. RANKIN, Air Force Research Laboratory and V. SANKARAN, US Air Force/AFRL/RQRC Chaired by: B. RANKIN, Air Force Research Laboratory and V. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0439 ClosureCombustion Turbulent of Effects on Grid Convergence of Bluff Body Stabilized Premixed Flame Simulations Technology, of Institute Force Air Comer, A. Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; S. Sardeshmukh, Lafayette, IN; B. West Purdue University, Wright- Rankin, Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; M. Harvazinski, Air Force Edwards AFB, CA Research Laboratory, 8 January 2018 Monday, 104-PDL-4 University of Florida Chaired by: S. ROY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0444 Large Eddy Simulation of Boundary Induced by DBD Layer Transition Plasma Actuators B. Parent, Pusan National University, Princeton Shneider, M. Korea; South Busan, Princeton, NJ; S. Macheret, University, Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 105-SCS-2 and S. BRADFORD, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Institute of Technology Chaired by: H. SAKAMOTO, Tokyo 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0448 Coupled radiative thermal and nonlinear stress analysis for thermal deformation in large space structures O. Stohlman, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 8 January 2018 Monday, 106-SD-3 and D. GRIFFITH Chaired by: C. BARNES, AFRL/RQVA 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0453 Acoustic Boundary Element Analysis of Geostationary Communication Correlation via Satellite and Test Direct Field Acoustic Test Mcquigg, J. Francis, T. D. Inoyama, T. Dulles, VA Stoumbos, Orbital ATK,

58 scitech.aiaa.org Osceola 6 Osceola 6 Emerald 8 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0475 Angles Only Initial Orbit Determination: Comparison of Relative Dynamics and Inertial Dynamics Approaches with Error Analysis Air Force Research Lovell, A. Sinclair, T. Kirtland AFB, NM; B. Newman, Laboratory, Norfolk, VA Old Dominion University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0474 Nonlinear Filtering Using Directional Statistics for the Orbital Tracking Problem with Perturbation Effects J. Kent, S. Bhattacharjee, University of Leeds, United Kingdom; I. Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, Columbia, Austin, MD; M. Jah, University of Texas, Austin, TX 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0464 Structural Nonlinearities Influence on the Energy Harvesting from Stall-Induced Oscillations C. Santos, University of São Paulo, Carlos, Brazil; M. Hajj, Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg, Institute and State University, Marques, University of São Paulo, F. VA; São Carlos, Brazil 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0473 Smoothing for Nonlinear Multi- target Filters with Gaussian Mixture Approximations G. Fritsch, K. DeMars, Missouri University Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0463 Energy harvesting from stall- induced oscillations of pitching airfoils at high-subsonic regime Marques, University of São C. Santos, F. Paulo, São Carlos, Brazil 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0469 A Data Fusion Method Based on Fine Guidance Senser for SVOM Satellite S. Liu, G. Qin, D. Li, B. Sun, J. Yu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China Applications of Sensor Fusion 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0462 Modelling of Folding Wing-Tip Devices for Gust Loads Alleviation D. Rezgui, J. Cooper, R. Cheung, C. Wales, University of Bristol, United Wilson, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom; T. Kingdom 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0468 Graph Coarsening for Runtime Improvements in the Maximum Concurrent Flow Problem Vilas, E. Olinick, D. Matula, Southern F. Dallas, TX Methodist University, Limit Cycle Oscillations and Gust Response Orbit Determination and Estimation Theory I Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control II 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0472 Minimum-time Attitude Maneuver of Small Satellite Mounted with Communication Antenna Keio University, K. Mori, M. Takahashi, Japan Yokohama, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0461 of a Forced Experimental Validation Response Analysis Using a Time- Linearized Method J. Seume, C. Meinzer, C. Keller, S. Bittner, Germany Hannover, Leibniz University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0467 An Iterative Signal Fusion Method Strain In-Plane of Reconstruction for Maps from Strain Measurements by Hybrid Dense Sensor Networks C. Hu, S. M. Sadoughi, A. Downey, Ames, IA Laflamme, Iowa State University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0471 Active attitude control detection of a noncooperative space body A&M J. Hurtado, Texas Woodbury, T. College Station, TX University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0460 An Improved One-Shot Approach Limit for Modeling Viscous Transonic Cycle Oscillations H. Li, K. Ekici, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0466 Low Cost Solution for Pose Estimation of Quadrotor H. Parwana, A. Bhatt, G. Pandey, K. Gaur, M. Kothari, Indian Institute of Technology India Kanpur, Kanpur, Chaired by: M. MAJJI, State University of New York at Buffalo Chaired by: M. MAJJI, State University of New York 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0470 A Comparison of Linear Attitude Estimators Austin, R. Zanetti, University of Texas, Austin, TX; K. DeMars, Missouri University Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, 8 January 2018 Monday, 110-SFM-7 Chaired by: K. DEMARS, Missouri University of Science and Technology 1400 hrs No Presentations Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 107-SD-4 NASA-Langley Research Center and D. KUMAR, MSC Software SILVA, Chaired by: W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0459 High Fidelity Prediction of Flutter/ Spectral Method LCO using Time R. Prasad, H. Kim, S. Choi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, S. Yi, Korea Advanced Blacksburg, VA; Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea 8 January 2018 Monday, 108-SEN-2 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics FREY, Chaired by: D. ACCARDO, University of Naples and T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0465 Important Considerations for Cooperative Passive Ranging of Aircraft Lockheed Martin Corporation, J. Wadley, TX Fort Worth, 8 January 2018 Monday, 109-SFM-6 scitech.aiaa.org 59 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 Emerald 4 Sarasota 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0482 of a Thermoplastic Static Test Composite Wingbox Under Shear and Bending Moment Oliveri, D. Peeters, R. Telford, G. Zucco, V. University of Young, R. O’Higgins, T. Limerick, Ireland; et al. 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0499 Determination of Uncertainties for Analytically Derived Material Carlo Monte in used be to Properties Based Orion Heatshield Sizing S. Coughlin, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX; S. William, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI; S. Sepka, M. McGuire, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0481 Interface Characterization of Thermoplastic Skin-Stiffener Composite Manufactured using Placement Tape Laser-Assisted D. Peeters, R. A. Bandaru, G. Clancy, University of Weaver, O’Higgins, P. Limerick, Ireland 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0498 Development of a probe for in-situ radiative heat flux measurements at the surface of an ablator S. McGuire, G. Bailet, C. Laux, France CentraleSupélec, Gif-sur-Yvette, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0480 Enhanced Buckling Performance Angle Tow of a Stiffened, Variable Thermoplastic Composite Panel Oliveri, G. Zucco, D. Peeters, V. R. Telford, D. Jones, R. O’Higgins, University of Limerick, Ireland; et al. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0487 in Damage of Modeling Peridynamic with Reinforced Composites Laminated Z-pins due to Low-velocity Impacts Virginia Commonwealth Baber, F. Ranatunga, V. Richmond, VA; University, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; I. Guven, Virginia Richmond, VA Commonwealth University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0492 The Role of Polymers in Nano- aluminum@polymer Microspheres Fabricated by Electrospray Sun, H. Ren, Q. Jiao, Beijing Y. Yan, T. Beijing, China Institute of Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0497 Prediction of thermal protection system material permeability and tortuosity factor using Direct Simulation Monte Carlo R. Jambunathan, University of Illinois, Urbana- Ferguson, J. Borner, A. IL; Urbana, Champaign, Center, Research Ames NASA Panerai, F. Illinois, of University Levin, D. CA; Field, Moffett Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0479 Thermoplastic Composite Stiffener Design with Manufacturing Considerations Oliveri, R. V. D. Peeters, G. Clancy, University Weaver, O’Higgins, D. Jones, P. of Limerick, Ireland 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0486 A two stage finite element modeling approach to mixed mode delamination in through thickness reinforced composite laminates North Carolina M. Pankow, S. Joglekar, Raleigh, NC; V. State University, Ranatunga, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0491 Link Robotic Cable-Driven Four-Bar Landing Gear Mechanism: Rapid Design and Survivability Testing M. Kurien, C. Di Leo, B. Leon, J. Wachlin, J. Rimoli, M. Costello, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0496 The Effect of Surface Catalycity on the Predicted Recession of TPS Materials Analytical Mechanics Associates, G. Palmer, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; S. Coughlin, NASA Houston, TX; S. Johnson Space Center, Chen, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, Survivability II/Materials/Structures Thermal Protection Systems/Ablation I Impact Damage in Composite Structures Out-of-Autoclave Composites Wing Box Design 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0478 Steering of Carbon Fiber/ using Thermoplastic Pre-preg Tapes Placement Tape Laser-Assisted Oliveri, D. Jones, D. Peeters, V. G. Clancy, University of Weaver, R. O’Higgins, P. Limerick, Ireland 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0485 The Use of High Fidelity Inspection Predictions of Data to Validate Delamination and Residual Strength of Impacted Composite Panels North Carolina State M. Pankow, Raleigh, NC University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0490 Particle Tracking Two-dimensional and Flame Front Velocimetry Detection K. Liu, D. Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; A. Wright-Patterson Technology, Princeton, NJ Princeton University, Wang, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0495 Micro-scale thermal response TPS modeling of Avcoat-like Rao, A. Harpale, R. S. Sawant, P. D. Levin, Jambunathan, H. Chew, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0477 Asymptotic homogenization for modeling of wingbox structures University of Weaver, D. Hadjiloizi, P. Limerick, Ireland 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0484 Rapid Analysis Method for Composite Compression after Impact Strength Prediction United L. Borkowski, R. Kumar, Corporation, East Hartford, CT Technologies 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0489 Vibrational Properties of Additively Manufactured Inconel 718 R. G. Cobb, A. Nesmith, Lingenfelter, O’Hara, Air Force Institute of Technology, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0494 Development of a Detailed Surface Chemistry Framework in DSMC K. Swaminathan Gopalan, Stephani, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 111-STR-3 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and D. NORWOOD, WEAVER Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0476 Design, optimization and manufacturing of a unitized carbon fiber/thermoplastic wingbox structure D. Jones, Oliveri, D. Peeters, G. Clancy, V. University of Weaver, R. O’Higgins, P. Limerick, Ireland 8 January 2018 Monday, 112-STR-4 The University of Iowa Chaired by: M. MAHLER ROYBAL, Raytheon and O. ZHUPANSKA, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0483 Effect of edge impact on strength of CFRP structure with toughened interlayer Sato, Y. M. Kashiwagi, K. Miura, Y. Nonaka, Mitsubishi Corporation, Tokyo, Abe, Churyo Engineering Japan; T. Ltd., Nagoya, Japan; K. Takagi, Company, Japan Mitsubishi Corporation, Tokyo, 8 January 2018 Monday, 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Engineering Company Chaired by: S. BROUSSARD, The Boeing Company and M. SCHUCK, SURVICE 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0488 Impact welding of wrought and additively manufactured 15-5 PH stainless steel B. Liu, A. Palazotto, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; A. Wright-Patterson Technology, Vivek, G. Daehn, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 8 January 2018 Monday, 114-TP-3 University of Minnesota SCHWARTZENTRUBER, Chaired by: T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0493 Molecular Simulation of Boundary Layer Flow over Thermal Protection System Microstructure Schwartzentruber, A. Achambath, T. Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN

60 scitech.aiaa.org Osceola 5 Sarasota 3 Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee Orange Blossom Session Room Foyers 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0516 A double wake model for interacting boundary layer methods G. H. Ozdemir, R. Vaithiyanathasamy, Bedon, Energy Research Center of the Netherlands, Petten, The Netherlands; A. Enschede, van Garrel, University of Twente, The Netherlands 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0515 An advanced method for wind turbine wake modeling E. Bot, Energy Research H. Ozdemir, Center of the Netherlands, Petten, The Netherlands 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0514 Definition and Wake Wind Turbine Deficit Identification Using Velocity Profile and Turbulence Herges, D. Maniaci, N. Panossian, T. Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0504 Influence of non-uniform injection into a transpiration-cooled turbulent channel flow: A numerical study Aachen RWTH König, M. Rom, S. Müller, V. Aachen, Germany University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0509 Moving Path Following Control of Constrained Underactuated Vehicles: A Nonlinear Model Predictive Control Approach A. Alessandretti, J. R. Jain, A. Aguiar, Borges de Sousa, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal UAS GN&C II Rising Leaders Speed Mentoring Monday Afternoon Coffee Break 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0513 Three-Dimensional Free-Wake Simulations of an Actuator Vortex and Tilt Disc in Yaw Berdowski, Delft University of T. Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0503 in Prediction of Heat Transfer Flow a Heat Pipe by Two-phase Simulation based on Conservative Level Set Method University, Inoue, Tokai T. S. Takahashi, Kanagawa, Japan; S. Okazaki, H. Fuke, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kanagawa, Japan 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0508 Modeling and Development of Baseline Guidance Navigation and Control System for Medical Delivery UAV S. Bhattarai, Institute of Engineering, Nepal; K. Poudel, University Lalitpur, Arlington, TX; N. of Texas, Bhatta, S. Mahat, Bhattarai, Institute Nepal; K. Thapa of Engineering, Lalitpur, University of Dayton, OH Magar, Multiphase, Droplets, Jets, and Sprays Wake Physics, Modeling, and Experimentation II Wake 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0512 Optimization-Based Calibration Parameters against of FAST.Farm Large-Eddy Simulations Doubrawa, J. Annoni, Jonkman, P. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0502 An Experimental Investigation on the Dynamic Impact of Water Droplets onto Soft Surfaces at High Numbers Weber Liu, H. Hu, Iowa State University, L. Ma, Y. A. Kota, Colorado Wang, Ames, IA; W. Fort Collins, CO State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0507 Simultaneous Localization and Mapping with Moving Object in 3D Range Data using Tracking Probability Hypothesis Density (PHD) Filter R. Linares, University of Siew, P. Cities, Minneapolis, MN; Minnesota, Twin Honeywell International, Bageshwar, V. Inc., Minneapolis, MN 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0511 Uncertainty Quantification Wake Framework for Wind Turbine Measurements with a Scanning Lidar Herges, D. Maniaci, B. Naughton, Sandia T. National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0501 Experimental Investigation of Oscillations in Loop Temperature Heat Pipes Hoang, Holman, J. Maxwell, T. T. D. Zakar, R. Baldauff, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0506 Visual Anchoring: Orbiting a Target with a UAS Using Vision as the Primary Sensor Modality J. Winde, C. Lum, R. Grimes, D. Tsukada, Seattle, University of Washington, Kosel, University of Ljubljana, T. WA; Ljubljana, Slovenia Chaired by: P. MORIARTY, National Renewable Energy Laboratory and P. JHA, Envision Energy USA Ltd National Renewable Energy Laboratory and P. MORIARTY, Chaired by: P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0510 Stability of Non-Uniform Helical Structures Generated by Tip Vortex of a Floating Offshore Wind Vortices Turbine S. Rodriguez, J. Jaworski, Lehigh Bethlehem, PA University, 8 January 2018 Monday, 118-NW-4 1530 - 1600 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 119-RL-1 1600 - 1730 hrs participantsAccomplished members of corporations and AIAA will be taking time to meet with the Rising Leaders and share their experiences. This event is a great way to get insight from top-level officials make some new contacts. And, maybe, they will end up being a mentor for more than just the 15 minutes at this event. Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 115-TP-4 YEE, The Aerospace Corporation Maritime Academy and P. TSAI, California State University, Chaired by: W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0500 LES study of an n-heptane/air turbulent spray jet flame National Moureau, Lartigue,G. V. Larabi, H. Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA), Rouen, France 8 January 2018 Monday, 116-UAS-2 NASA Langley Research Center SCHULTZ, Chaired by: V. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-0505 UAS Position Estimation in GPS- Degraded and Denied Environments Via ADS-B and Multilateration Fusion R. Larson, J. Winde, C. Lum, University of Seattle, WA Washington, 8 January 2018 Monday, 117-WE-2 scitech.aiaa.org 61 Miami 3 Sanibel 1 Osceola A Emerald 5 Castillo Fort Gregory Bowles Vice President, Global Innovation and Policy Certification Efforts for Transformational Flight Certification Efforts for Transformational GAMA Engine Company Electric Propulsion Activities Michael Armstrong Vision Systems Lead Rolls-Royce Liberty Works 2000 hrs Oral Presentation Selection of a NASA’s WeissSat-1: Middle School CubeSat to Fly in Space School, Palm Beach K. Simmons, Weiss Gardens, FL Transformational Electric Flight – Component Technologies Electric Flight – Component Technologies Transformational

Samuel C. Ting Rising Leaders Reception Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1930 hrs Oral Presentation A STEM Program Case Study: Building the UTSI Solar Observatory University of Tennessee, Moeller, T. TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Thomas Dudley Cabot Professor of Physics von Kármán Lecture in Astronautics Aerospace Human Resources in the 21st Century Special Session: Starting and Supercharging STEM Programs Brian German Associate Professor Georgia Institute of Technology 1900 hrs Oral Presentation STEM Outreach Using Hands- On Demonstrations: Structural Dynamics for Grade Schoolers NASA Kennedy Space Center, Kinney, T. Cape Canaveral, FL; S. Wilson, NASA Houston, TX Johnson Space Center, The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station: Unlocking Secrets of Cosmos Transformational Electric Flight – Markets and Operations Transformational Rapid Advances for Electric Aircraft–Lessons from the AVIATION Forum, Transformational Electric Flight Workshop, and Propulsion Energy Forum Electric Flight Workshop, Forum, Transformational Rapid Advances for Electric Aircraft–Lessons from the AVIATION 1830 hrs Panel Aerospace Human Resources in the 21st Century 1830 hrs Oral Presentation AIAA STEM K-12 Committee: A strategic vision to engage the next generation of STEM professionals East Pratt & Whitney, A. Walkowicz, Hartford, CT Andrew Gibson President/Aerospace Engineer Empirical Systems Aerospace, Inc. (ESAero) Transformational Electric Flight - Sessions and Systems Transformational Century: Workforce Challenges Century: Workforce st Chaired by: S. DUNN, Jacobs and D. MARREN, USAF/AEDC 1800 hrs Oral Presentation Aerospace Human Resources for the 21 D. Marren, Arnold Engineering Development Complex, Silver Spring, P. MD; S. Dunn, Jacobs, Hampton, VA; Piscopo, Institute for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, VA 8 January 2018 Monday, 124-TFPC-2/GEPC-1 1800 - 2100 hrs Panelists: Monday, 8 January 2018 Monday, 120-LEC-2 1730 - 1830 hrs 8 January 2018 Monday, 121-RL-2 1730 - 1900 hrs time to socialize with your fellow young professionals who are also attending the conference. Having just participated in the speed mentoring, you’ll deﬁnitely have at least one thing Continue your conversations and networking from the Speed Mentoring session. Take Open to all attendees. common. Don’t miss this rewarding opportunity. 8 January 2018 Monday, 122-FD-13 Space Institute MOELLER, University of Tennessee and T. EYMANN, CREATE-AV/Kestrel Chaired by: T. 1800 hrs Oral Presentation STEM Outreach in the Florida Panhandle A. Diggs, Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin AFB, FL 8 January 2018 Monday, 123-GT-2 Facing Research and Development

62 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 2 Tampa Tampa 3 Tampa Osceola CD Session Rooms Session Room Foyers Microsoft Mark Valentine DOD Strategic Initiatives Group Dimitri Mavris Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology Director, Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory Director, CAA Tuesday Tuesday Morning Coffee Break Tuesday 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0520 Aero-Acoustics CFD Prediction for Flows at Re-entry Capsule Wake Subsonic to Supersonic Regine K. Fujimoto, H. Negishi, R. Nakamuya, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Japan (JAXA), Tsukuba, Blended/Hybrid Wing Body Design Tuesday Morning Speakers’ Briefing Tuesday Data, Data Everywhere… The Power & Potential Pamela Kobryn Aerospace Vehicles Division Aerospace Vehicles Principal Aerospace Engineer, Principal Aerospace Engineer, Air Force Research Laboratory 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0519 Numerical Aspects of Rocket Lift-off Noise with Launch-Pad Aqueous Injection S. Salehian, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL; K. University, Kourbatski, ANSYS, Inc., Lebanon, NH; R. Mankbadi, Embry-Riddle Golubev, V. Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0522 Conceptual Design and Evaluation of Blended-Wing Body Aircraft Delft University of M. Brown, R. Vos, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0518 and Hybrid Finite Volume Discontinuous Galerkin Method with Dynamic Overset Noise Source Identification for Acoustics Prediction Rivord, CFD Research R. Harris, T. Corporation, Huntsville, AL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0521 Achievement of NASA New Aviation Blended- a with Goals N+2 Horizons Wing-Body X-Plane Designed for the Regional Jet and Single-Aisle Jet Markets M. Page, E. Smetak, DZYNE S. Yang, Inc., Irvine, CA Technologies, David Keyes Director, Extreme Computing Research Center Director, King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Chaired by: R. MANKBADI, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and A. LYRINTZIS, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Chaired by: R. MANKBADI, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and A. LYRINTZIS, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0517 Effects of Leading-Edge Separation on the Vibroacoustic Signature of a Heaving Airfoil at Low Mach Number University of J. Melo De Sousa, Technical Lisbon, Portugal 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 129-ACD-4 Chaired by: M. DRAKE, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and S. KOMADINA, Northrop Grumman Corporation 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Interior Design Optimization for Commercial Blended-Wing-Body Configurations J. Whitlock, M. Page, E. B. Kennelly, DZYNE Technologies, Smetak, S. Yang, Inc., Irvine, CA Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 125-SB-2 0730 - 0800 hrs 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 126-PLNRY-2 0800 - 0900 hrs NASA Langley Research Center / Aeronautics Directorate & Technologies, Tools Transformational Moderator: Joseph Morrison, Associate Project Manager, Panelists: 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 127-NW-5 0900 - 0930 hrs 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 128-AA-4 scitech.aiaa.org 63 Sun D Sun D Captiva 1 Osceola 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0533 Linking the Pilot Structural Model and Pilot Workload San Jose State University, E. Bachelder, San Jose, CA; R. Hess, University of California, Davis, CA; M. Godfroy- San San Jose State University, Cooper, Jose, CA; B. Aponso, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0539 of Implementation and Verification Unstructured Hybrid a Transitional RANS-LES Closure A. Grubb, M. Smith, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0527 Vision-Based Relative Localization for Airborne Measurements of Ship Air Wake Lee, M. Snyder, K. Gamagedara, Patil, T. Washington, University, George Washington D.C. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0532 Scalability of Cyclic Control without Blade Pitch Actuators J. Paulos, M. Yim, University of PA Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0538 Aerodynamic Predictions Transition of an S809 Airfoil and a Prolate Spheroid Using RANS Computational Fluid Dynamics The Aerospace Corporation, El A. Voegele, Segundo, CA Aircraft Flight Dynamics I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0537 Prediction Results for Transition Sickle Wing and NLF(1)-0416 Test Cases 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0526 Parameter Estimation of Stable and Unstable Aircraft using Extreme Learning Machine N. Peyada, Indian Institute of H. Verma, India Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Technology 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0531 Optimization of the mass ratio for a general multi-rotor aircraft University of Fichter, M. Friedrich, W. Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany M. Kruse, German Aerospace Center Munoz, (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; F. University of R. Radespiel, Technical Braunschweig, Germany; C. Grabe, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany Flight Testing and System Identification I Flight Testing Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and Predictive Capabilities II Special Session: CFD Transition Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles II HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles Special Session: CREATE-AV 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0525 Development of a Full Envelope Flight Identified F-16 Simulation Model M. Knapp, San Jose State University, M. Tischler, Berger, Moffett Field, CA; T. and Missile Research Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Moffett Field, CA; M. Cotting, U.S. Air Pilot School, Edwards AFB, CA Force Test 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0530 Gyroscopic Stabilization of Flying Wing Aircraft Rustagi, M. Kothari, A. Chatterjee, V. Kanpur, Indian Institute of Technology India Kanpur, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0536 Understanding the Flowfield Behind Aircraft a Tanker Air Force M. Jurkovich, C. Hummer, Wright- Life Cycle Management Center, Patterson AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0524 on Studying the Effect of Tail the Dynamics of a Flapping-Wing using Free-Flight Data MAV Rijks, M. Karásek, S. Armanini, C. de F. Delft, Delft University of Technology, Visser, The Netherlands 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0529 Results for Stability Preliminary Test and Control Characteristics of a Airplane at Transport Generic T-tail High Angle of Attack K. Cunningham, G. Shah, N. Frink, S. McMillin, P. Company, Murphy,Boeing The Brown, F. VA; Hampton, NASA LangleyHuntington Beach, CA; et al. Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0535 Computing Aerodynamic Damping of a Generic Missile with CFD A. Shelton, C. Martin, Air Force Research Silva, NASA Eglin AFB, FL; W. Laboratory, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, -AV Kestrel -AV TM Chaired by: B. LEONHARDT, Northrop Grumman Corporation Chaired by: B. LEONHARDT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0523 Identification of Quadrotor Aerodynamic Model from High Speed Flight Data Delft C. de Visser, S. Sun, R. Schilder, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 131-AFM-6 Virginia Tech Chaired by: C. WOOLSEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0528 Active flight path control for an induced spin flight termination system Virginia Polytechnic Shukla, C. Woolsey, P. Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 132-APA-13 DoD HPCMP and S. MORTON, Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0534 Simulations Aeroelastic High-Fidelity with HPCMP CREATE S. Lamberson, D. McDaniel, Morton, Niceville, FL Kestrel Team, CREATE 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 133-APA-14 and M. SMITH, Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: J. CODER, University of Tennessee 0930 hrs No Presentations Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 130-AFM-5

64 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 2 Sanibel 2 Sanibel 3 Captiva 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0545 adaptive unsteady Wavelet-based Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes computations of wall-bounded internal and external compressible turbulent flows Tallahassee, X. Ge, Florida State University, Skolkovo Institute of FL; O. Vasilyev, Russia; Moscow, Science and Technology, G. De Stefano, Università della Campania, Italy; M. Hussaini, Florida State Aversa, FL Tallahassee, University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0550 Drag Generated by Aircraft Vortex System Afterbody Vorticity-loop S. Qin, H. Liu, Shanghai Jiao Wang, Y. Shanghai, China University, Tong 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0561 A Stake in the Ground: How Boundary Layer Control was Implemented on a Production Aircraft Tactical St. R. Dowgwillo, The Boeing Company, Louis, MO 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0544 CFD Modeling of US Army Shadow for Testing Wind Tunnel UAV Model OVERFLOW CFD Transition Validation and Missile Research Z. Hall, Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Experimental Investigation of the Interaction of Slanted-base Vortex Afterbody H. Liu, Shanghai Jiao Wang, S. Qin, Y. Shanghai, China University, Tong 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0555 Efficient Global Optimization using Multiple Infill Sampling Criteria and Surrogate Models Song, Zhang, W. Z. Han, Y. Wang, Y. Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0560 Flow Separation Control Computational Model for Optimization of Future Naval Air Vehicles W. B. Maines, M. Davis, E. Bender, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Fort Baker, TX; M. Boespflug, General Electric Worth, Niskayuna, NY Company, Unsteady Aerodynamics II Flow Control II: Applications II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0543 Aerodynamic Analysis of NASA Common Research Model by Block- Structured Cartesian Mesh Kojima, S. Misaka, T. S. Makino, T. Sendai, University, Obayashi, Tohoku Japan; D. Sasaki, Kanazawa Institute of Kanazawa, Japan Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0549 Large-Scale of Unsteadiness Axisymmetric Step Shock/Boundary- Layer Interaction at Mach 2.0 – 3.9 G. Chandola, X. Huang, D. Estruch- National University of Singapore, Samper, Singapore, Singapore 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0554 On Using Upper Surface Shaping to Performance Improve Waverider Rodi, Lockheed Martin Corporation, P. Houston, TX 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0559 Computational Investigation of Nominally-Orthogonal Pneumatic Active Flow Control for High-Lift Systems Dam, University of S. Hosseini, C. Van California, Davis, CA; S. A. Pandya, Moffett NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with Experimental Data I Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques II Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0542 and Comparison of RANS Validation Propeller Modeling Methods for Applications Tip-Mounted Sinnige, L. Stokkermans, N. Arnhem, T. T. Delft University of Technology, Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0548 Aerodynamic force and Lamb vector field in compressible unsteady flows University of M. Ostieri, R. Tognaccini, Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy; D. D. Destarac, ONERA, Meudon, Bailly, France 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0553 Investigation of the Impact Models on Robust Turbulence Aerodynamic Shape Optimization Missouri University S. Hosder, A. Vuruskan, Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0558 Wake NASCAR Race Vehicle Modification via Passive Blown Ducts and its Effect on Trailing Drag Vehicle E. Jacuzzi, NASCAR Research and Concord, NC; A. Development Center, K. Granlund, North Carolina State Barrier, Raleigh, NC University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0541 of a Low Development and Testing Cost CFD Based Analysis for Surface Mesh Interrogation & Refinement for Applied Aerodynamics Applications G. Whitehouse, A. Boschitsch, B. Silbaugh, Continuum Dynamics, Inc., Ewing, NJ 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0547 Can Flapping Propulsion Boost The Flapping- Airplane Technology? Concept Airplane Tail University of California, Irvine, H. Taha, Irvine, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0552 Characteristics of Adjoint-Based Shape Optimization on Hierarchical Cartesian Mesh with Immersed Boundary Method Imamura, University of Tokyo, G. Okubo, T. Bunkyo, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0557 of a Ground Vehicle Flow Topology and Its response to Flow Wake Control Alvi, Florida F. Sellappan, J. McNally, P. FL Tallahassee, State University, Chaired by: S. MASSEY, NASA-Langley Research Center and M. PARK, NASA-Langley Research Center NASA-Langley Research Center and M. PARK, Chaired by: S. MASSEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0540 Supersonic Inlet Design using Bleed Boundary Condition with Porosity and Expansion Wave Variation Seoul, Choe, Seoul National University, Y. South Korea; K. Kim, Korea Aerospace Industries, Seoul, South Korea; J. Kim, Seoul, C. Kim, Seoul National University, South Korea 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 135-APA-16 University of Florida and C. TILMANN, AFRL/RQV Chaired by: L. UKEILEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0546 Influence of Aspect Ratio on Dynamic Stall of a Finite Wing Ansell, University of I. Andreu Angulo, P. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 136-APA-17 Chaired by: J. DOYLE, US Army AMRDEC and K. CASPER, Sandia National Laboratories 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0551 Optimization with Vehicle Waverider Constraints for Sonic Volumetric Boom Rodi, Lockheed Martin Corporation, P. Houston, TX 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 137-APA-18 University of Cambridge Chaired by: B. OSBORNE, The Boeing Company and H. BABINSKY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0556 The Drag Reducing Effort of Vortex Generators on Tractor-Trailer Vehicles S. Lee, Alfred B. Kuwik, C. Tabacjar, Alfred, NY University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 134-APA-15 scitech.aiaa.org 65 Miami 1 Osceola A Emerald 3 Emerald 4 Microsoft Mark Valentine DOD Strategic Initiatives Group Dimitri Mavris 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0575 An Investigation of the Aerodynamics of a Harmonically- Pitching Airfoil in Uniform-Shear Approach Flow D. Olson, M. Albrecht, Hammer, P. East Lansing, Michigan State University, MI; M. Visbal, Air Force Research AFB, OH; A. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Naguib, M. Koochesfahani, Michigan State East Lansing, MI University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0570 Analysis and Visualization of Failure Modes on the Wing Rib E. Kallou, A. Gharbi, S. Briceno, D. Mavris, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology Director, Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory Director, Smart Assemblies/Systems 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0574 Separated Flow Response to Rapid Flap Deflection A. Medina, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; M. Hemati, Wright-Patterson Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0565 Self-assembling Space Structures: Buckminsterfullerene Sensor Nodes J. Paradiso, Massachusetts A. Ekblaw, Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0569 Engineering Design with Digital Thread Singh, K. Willcox, Massachusetts V. Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, Special Session: Massively Separated Flows I Data, Data Everywhere… the Devil in Details Additive Manufacturing And Design with the Cloud or Digital Threads Pamela Kobryn Aerospace Vehicles Division Aerospace Vehicles Principal Aerospace Engineer, Principal Aerospace Engineer, Air Force Research Laboratory 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0573 Scale Gust-Wing Micro Air Vehicle Interaction in a Wind Tunnel Z. Smith, A. Jones, University of Maryland, College Park, MD; J. Hrynuk, Aberdeen Army Research Laboratory, Proving Ground, MD 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0564 The Spacecraft SHM Experiment, Part 3:On-Orbit Data and System Performance Metrics D. Doyle, Air Force Research Laboratory, Metis Design Kirtland AFB, NM; S. Kessler, Corporation, Boston, MA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0568 Cross-Language and Towards Distributed Coupled-Model Design Optimization with Discrete Adjoints D. Makhija, Lateral Unbounded Software, Beran, P. LLC, Beavercreek, OH; R. Snyder, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0572 Large-Scale Flow A Smooth Body, Separation Experiment Corke, Thomas, T. D. Simmons, F. University of Notre Dame, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0563 Structural Health Monitoring of Bonded Joints using Modified Time Reversal Method A. Khalili, R. Jha, Mississippi N. Jayakody, Starkville, MS State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0567 Design, Development, and Range Optimization of Flying Wing UAV Virginia Z. Standridge, K. Kochersberger, Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA David Keyes Director, Extreme Computing Research Center Director, King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Chaired by: M. GREEN, Syracuse University and K. MULLENERS, EPFL 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0571 Experimental and computational investigation of transverse gust encounters C. Badrya, A. Jones, University of H. Biler, Maryland, College Park, MD Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 138-ASC-3 Chaired by: R. DE BREUKER, TU Delft 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0562 Reviews of Structural Health in Airplane Monitoring Technologies Fuselage Maintenance Perspective Dong, N. Kim, University of Florida, T. Gainesville, FL 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 139-DE-3 Chaired by: N. HINES, The Boeing Company 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0566 Demonstration and Characterization of Novel Additive Manufacturing Approaches for Aerospace RF Applications D. French, E. Valentin- D. Waller, Hernandez, Ball Corporation, Broomfield, CO 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 140-F360-3 0930 - 1130 hrs NASA Langley Research Center / Aeronautics Directorate & Technologies, Tools Transformational Moderator: Joseph Morrison, Associate Project Manager, Panelists: 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 141-FD-14

66 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 4 Sun 3 Sun 6 Miami 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0581 Impact of Energy Analysis of Water an Elastic Cylindrical Shell Beihang Liu, X. Wen, P. Q. Qu, B. Wang, Beijing, China; R. Agarwal, University, University in St. Louis, Washington Louis, MO 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0590 Experimental Study on the Stability Characteristics of a Rotation Flow in a Finite-length Pipe J. Li, X. Meng, Northwestern Polytechnical Xi’an, China; D. Zhang, Commercial University, Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. (COMAC), University ofShanghai, China; S. Wang, Liu, F. Zealand; New Auckland, Auckland, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0580 Resonant Development of Valveless Micropumps for Liquid Applications M. Nabawy, Crowther, A. Mohamed, W. Manchester, University of Manchester, United Kingdom Wall-Bounded Flows I Wall-Bounded Fluid-Structure Interaction I RANS/Hybrid/LES Modeling I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0589 Spatial transition point from laminar flow to turbulence in a pipe with injection revealed by solving a weakly-stochastic Navier-Stokes equation University, K. Naruse, K. Naitoh, Waseda Shinjuku, Japan 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0594 Autonomic Closure for Turbulent Flows Using Approximate Bayesian Computation Hamlington, P. O. Doronina, J. Christopher, Boulder, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0579 Dynamic Characteristics of Underwater Objects after Shock loading Wave University, H. Imaeda, M. Sun, Tohoku Sendai, Japan 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0585 the of Investigation Experimental Surface Anisotropic of Influence Structures on the Boundary Layer Flow S. Kurth, C. Hamann, J. Seume, Leibniz Germany; K. Hannover, University, Mulleners, Swiss Federal Institute of Lausanne, Switzerland Technology, Stability and Transition I: Shear Flows I Stability and Transition 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0588 Resolvent Analysis of Compressible Flow over a Long Rectangular Cavity Sun, L. Cattafesta, Florida Q. Liu, Y. FL; L. Tallahassee, State University, University of Florida, Gainesville, Ukeiley, Florida State Gainesville, FL; K. Taira, FL Tallahassee, University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0593 Development and Application of Wray-Agarwal Wall-Distance-Free Model (WA2018) Turbulence University in St. X. Han, Washington Louis, St. MO; M. Rahman, Aalto Helsinki, Finland; R. Agarwal, University, University in St. Louis, Washington Louis, MO 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0578 High-Fidelity Fluid-Structure Interaction Modeling of Bird in Syrinx Vocalization Jiang, Q. Xue, X. Zheng, University of W. Maine, Orono, ME; J. Rasmussen, C. Elemans, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0584 PIV Measurements of Time-resolved the Effect of Freestream Turbulence Dynamics on Horseshoe Vortex Pennsylvania E. Lange, S. Elahi, Lynch, University Park, PA State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0587 Hydrodynamic receptivity predictions and measurements of an acoustically forced multi-nozzle swirl combustor Georgia Emerson, B. Smith, T. Douglas, C. K. GA; Atlanta, Technology, of Institute of Institute Indian Hemchandra, S. Manoharan, Georgia Lieuwen, T. India; Bengaluru, Science, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0592 eddy detached delayed Wavelet-based simulation method for compressible wall bounded turbulent flow modeling Tallahassee, X. Ge, Florida State University, Skolkovo Institute of FL; O. Vasilyev, Russia; Moscow, Science and Technology, M. Hussaini, Florida State University, FL Tallahassee, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0577 Thermal Control of Vortex-induced Cylinders Tandem Vibration of Two S. Patnaik, Air Force Research H. Wan, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0583 Structure of Secondary Motion in a Mach 2 Boundary Layer Research Force Air Rice, B. Peltier, S. Air Bisek, N. TN; AFB, Arnold Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Research Force Force Air Hofferth, J. McKenna, C. OH; AFB, Arnold AFB, TN Research Laboratory, Chaired by: S. LAURENCE, University of Maryland, College Park 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0586 Numerical Investigation of Hydrodynamic Stability of Inward Radial Rayleigh-Bènard-Poiseuille Flow M. Hasan, A. Gross, New Mexico State Las Cruces, NM University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 145-FD-18 Chaired by: A. SESCU, Mississippi State University and H. DONG, of Virginia 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0591 Rotation Development of Various and Curvature Corrections for Eddy- Models Viscosity Turbulence X. Zhang, R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 142-FD-15 Chaired by: J. SEIDEL, USAF Academy 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0576 Fluid Investigation of Cyber-Physical Dynamic Parachute Suspension Line Massachusetts, Fluid-Structure Interaction of University Gowda, R. Research, Olson, Army B. Bergeron, K. MA; Lowell, Lowell, Command, Engineering of and University Development Willis, D. Sherwood, J. MA; Natick, Massachusetts, Lowell, MA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 143-FD-16 Chaired by: J. SCHAEFER, The Boeing Company 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0582 Direct numerical simulations of turbulent channel flow under transcritical conditions M. Ihme, Stanford Ma, X. Yang, P. Stanford, CA University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 144-FD-17 scitech.aiaa.org 67 Sun 5 Destin 1 Gainesville 1 St. George #114 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0600 Porous over Flow Hypersonic of DNS Surfaces with a Hybrid Method A. Cerminara, R. Deiterding, N. Sandham, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 1200 hrs Panel Questions & Answers 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0606 Robust Hybrid Global Asymptotic Stabilization of Rigid Body Dynamics using Dual Quaternions University of B. Malladi, E. Butcher, AZ; R. Sanfelice, Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0612 Aircraft Thermal Endurance Enhance- Configuration Tank Dual A Using ment Regulation And Temperature D. D. Sigthorsson, M. Oppenheimer, Doman, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0599 High-Order Large Eddy Simulation and Immersed Boundary Method on Dynamic Meshes: Application to Rotorcraft Aerodynamics Delorme, S. Frankel, Technion--Israel Y. Haifa, Israel; R. Institute of Technology, Jain, R. Strawn, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Assurance Challenges for UAM Platforms and Concepts: A Way Forward N. Neogi, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0605 A Robust Coordination Protocol for Safe Multi-Agent Motion Planning K. Garg, D. Panagou, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0611 Uncertainty Quantication and Control During Mars Powered Descent and Landing using Covariance Steering Georgia Institute of Tsiotras, J. Ridderhof, P. Atlanta, GA Technology, Control System Methodologies I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0598 An ALE-based Meshless Method for 3-D Compressible Flow around Moving Bodies J. Huh, S. Kim, Park, K. Seoul Seoul, South Korea; National University, S. Jung, Agency for Defense Development, Daejeon, South Korea 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Prognostics for Electronics Health and Energy Management Awareness K. Goebel, C. Kulkarni, M. Khasin, G. NASA Ames Gorospe, M. O’Connor, CA Mountain View, Research Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0604 Robustness Analysis of a Stability Augmentation System of a Highly Flexible Aircraft González Ramirez, Carpentieri Rona, P. F. Institute of Silvestre, Technological F. São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Pang, University Brazil; C. Cesnik, Z. Yang MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0610 Dynamics Mutation and Tracking Control of Quadrotors under Multiple Operating Conditions University of Virginia, Sheng, G. Tao, Y. Charlottesville, VA Robust and Adaptive Control Theory CFD Methods for Compressible Flows I Self-Aware Vehicles to Enable Urban Air Mobility Vehicles Self-Aware 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0597 A Stable and Consevative Coupling of the Unsteady Compressible Equations at Navier-Stokes Interfaces Using Finite Difference methods and Finite Volume Eliasson, Saab Group, Linköping, P. Sweden; J. Nordstrom, Linköping Linköping, Sweden University, 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Advanced Sensors for Structural Health Monitoring of Self-Aware Vehicles R. Wincheski, E. Siochi, G. Sauti, NASA Langley Research Center, Cramer, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0603 Nonlinear Aeroservoelastic Control Design and Validation University of Turin, I. Isnardi, Technical Paoletti, University of Italy; P. Turin, Liverpool, United Kingdom; D. Miranda, G. Innocenti, University of Florence, Italy; S. Fichera, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0609 Demonstration of the Space Launch System Augmenting Adaptive Control Algorithm on a Quad-Rotor NASA Langley Rothhaar, J. Pei, P. L. Miller, Hampton, VA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0596 Reconstructed Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Compressible Flows in ALE Formulation H. Luo, North Carolina State C. Wang, Raleigh, NC; A. Kashi, McGill University, Montréal, Canada University, 1000 hrs Oral Presentation for Vehicles Acoustically Aware Urban Air Mobility S. Rizzi, K. Pascioni, Ackerman, M. NASA I. Gregory, Galles, N. Schiller, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0602 Control of Morse-Lyapunov-Based Rigid Body Motion on TSE(3) via Backstepping M. Nazari, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL; M. University, University of Arizona, Maadani, E. Butcher, University Yucelen, AZ; T. Tucson, Tucson, FL of South Florida, Tampa, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0608 Demonstration of the Space Launch System Augmenting Adaptive Control Algorithm on Pole-Cart Platform NASA Langley Research Rothhaar, J. Pei, P. Hampton, VA Center, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 146-FD-19 Chaired by: A. HADID, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0595 A Reconstructed Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Compressible Multiphase Flows in Lagrangian Formulation H. Luo, North A. Pandare, C. Wang, Raleigh, NC; M. Carolina State University, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Shashkov, Los Alamos, NM 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 147-GNC-3 Chaired by: I. GREGORY, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: I. GREGORY, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation for Urban Vehicles Self-Aware Air Mobility: Challenges and Opportunities Wincheski,R. Siochi, E. Rizzi, S. Gregory, I. N. Neogi, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 148-GNC-4 YUCELEN, University of South Florida Chaired by: M. BALAS, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0601 Zero Shaping of Nonminimum Phase Aircraft Dynamics University of Michigan, Ann R. Caverly, MI; J. Forbes, McGill Ann Arbor, Arbor, Montréal, Canada University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 149-GNC-5 TSIOTRAS, Georgia Institute of Technology and P. Chaired by: E. JOHNSON, Georgia Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0607 Determination of Limit Cycle Oscillation Frequency in Linear Systems with Relay Feedback E. 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68 scitech.aiaa.org Sun C Sanibel 1 Osceola 6 Osceola 3 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0623 Performance Optimizing Gust Load Alleviation Control of Flexible Wing Aircraft D. K. Hashemi, N. Nguyen, M. Drew, Chaparro, E. Ting, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0617 Successive Convexification for 6-DoF Mars Rocket Powered Landing with Free-Final-Time M. Szmuk, B. Acikmese, University of Seattle, WA Washington, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0622 Multi-Objective Adaptive Control for Load Alleviation and Drag Minimization of Flexible Aircraft N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; K. Hashemi, Universities Space Research Association, Moffett Field, CA; E. Ting, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0628 Section Dynamic Depletion and Test Conditions Model for Blow-Down Supersonic Wind Tunnel J. Maxwell, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, Gas Turbine Performance Gas Turbine 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0616 Adaptive Powered Descent Initiation and Fuel-Optimal Guidance for Mars Applications San Lu, San Diego State University, P. Diego, CA; R. Sostaric, G. Mendeck, NASA Houston, TX Johnson Space Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0621 An Analysis of the Optimal Control Modification Method Applied to Flutter Suppression N. Nguyen, K. Hashemi, E. Ting, M. Drew, D. Chaparro, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0627 Model Predictive Control of Wind- Wind Speed for Low-Re Tunnel Unsteady Aerodynamic Testing Notre of University Rennie, M. Catron, B. Williams, D. Feroz, Z. 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Wang, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0626 the industrialisation of a Towards transonic gust rig for simulation of gusts on half-models A. Gomariz-Sancha, Peace, D. Roberts, Davidson, Aircraft Research Association, T. Ltd., Bedford, United Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0614 Navigation Doppler Lidar Integrated Aboard Autonomous Rocket Testing Powered Vehicles D. Pierrottet, Coherent Applications, Inc., G. Hines, B. Barnes, F. Hampton, VA; NASA Langley Amzajerdian, L. Petway, J. Carson, Hampton, VA; Research Center, Houston, TX NASA Johnson Space Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0619 Adaptive Maneuver Load Alleviation for Flexible Wing Aircraft with Nonminimum Phase Zeros K. Hashemi, N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0625 System A Semi-Captive Trajectory for the FSU Polysonic Wind tunnel Florida State G. Robertson, R. Kumar, FL Tallahassee, University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0630 Thermal, and Controls Power, Interaction within an Adaptive Engine Turbine A. DeSomma, R. Roberts, M. Wolff, Dayton, OH; A. State University, Wright Behbahani, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson -optimal Blends for Inputs and 2 Chaired by: J. CARSON, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and R. SOSTARIC, NASA-Johnson Space Center Chaired by: J. CARSON, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and R. SOSTARIC, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0613 Open-Loop Performance of COBALT Precision Landing Payload on a Commercial Sub-Orbital Rocket Center, Space Johnson NASA Laboratory, Restrepo, C. Propulsion Jet Carson, J. TX; Pasadena, Houston, Technology, of Institute Research California Langley NASA Amzajerdian, Propulsion F. Jet CA; Seubert, C. VA; Hampton, Technology, of Center, Institute California NASA Laboratory, McCarthy, M. Lovelace, R. CA; Pasadena, Houston, TX; et al. 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Casbeer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0649 A New Complex-valued Thermal Fracture Approach for Evaluating the Structural Integrity of Aircraft Structures A. Montoya, H. D. Ramirez Tamayo, San Antonio, University of Texas, Millwater, San Antonio, TX Multi-Agent Coordination and Control I Scramjet Engine Design and Optimization Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation Engines II 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0633 A Disk Rotating Detonation Engine Part 1:Design and Buildup R. Huff, M. Polanka, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; M. Wright-Patterson Technology, Air Force Research Schauer, McClearn, F. AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson Laboratory, M. Fotia, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0638 An Aero Thermodynamic Analysis of Inversely Derived Scramjet Configurations Ferguson, M. Atkinson, Dhanasar, F. North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0642 Formation Control in Target-Centric GPS-denied Environments R. Sharma, University of A. Chakraborty, Cincinnati, OH; K. Brink, Air Eglin AFB, FL Force Research Laboratory, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0648 A Reduced Order Constitutive Modeling Approach for a Material Subjected to Combined Cycle Fatigue University Gordon, A. Cole, C. Bouchenot, T. of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0632 Response of a Liquid Transient Detonation Injector to a Transverse at Elevated Initial Pressure Wave West Purdue University, D. Lim, S. Heister, Lafayette, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0637 An Aerodynamic Analysis of the Generic Hypersonic Vehicle Ferguson, N. Dasque, M. Dhanasar, F. L. Uitenham, North Carolina A&T State Greensboro, NC University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0641 Formation Achieving Variable Shapes for Sweep Operations using Rendezvous Cones Wichita State University, A. Chakravarthy, Wichita, KS; D. Ghose, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0647 Erosion of Optical Glass Substrates Due to Sand and Sphere Microparticles Z. Ratliff, I. Guven, Virginia R. Waxman, Richmond, VA Commonwealth University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Laboratory Chaired by: S. CLAFLIN, Aerojet Rocketdyne and D. FERGUSON, National Energy Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0631 Study of the Effects Various Injection Geometries on the Operation of a Rotating Detonation Engine M. Gamba, Chacon, C. Harvey, J. Duvall, F. Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 155-HSABP-3 SMITH, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology Chaired by: B. SARACOGLU, von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0636 Low fidelity models applied to the numerical investigation of hypersonic propulsion University of Lisbon, Goncalves, Technical P. São Lisbon, Portugal; C. Silva, Embraer, University Paulo, Brazil; M. Silva, Technical of Lisbon, Portugal; R. Reis, São Paulo, Brazil Embraer, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 156-IS-3 Chaired by: D. CASBEER, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and S. MANYAM 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0640 Coalition Formation with UAV Increased Decision-Making Autonomy S. P B, Indrapastha Institute of Information Delhi, New India Technology 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 157-MAT-4 Chaired by: E. PINEDA, NASA Glenn Research Ctr and S. WICKS, Lockheed Martin Corporation 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0646 Energy-based multiaxial fatigue damage modelling Liu, Arizona State University, Y. H. Wei, AZ Tempe,

70 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 1 Miami 3 Osceola 2 Emerald 1 1200-1230 hrs Open Discussion Looking Ahead 1130-1200 hrs Venke Sankaran Venke 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0667 Non-Deterministic Metamodeling for Correlated and Uncorrelated Random Variables State University, D. Clark, H. Bae, Wright Air Force Research Dayton, OH; E. Forster, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0657 GEMS: A Python Library for Automation of Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Process Generation D. Guenot, V. Gallard, C. Vanaret, F. Gachelin, R. Lafage, B. Pauwels, Institute Toulouse, Research (IRT), for Technological France; et al. Air Force Research Laboratory Model Validation for Propulsion Workshop: for Propulsion Workshop: Model Validation 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0666 A Distributionally Robust Approach to Black-Box Optimization M. Kapteyn, K. Willcox, Massachusetts Cambridge, MA; A. Institute of Technology, Philpott, University of Auckland, New Zealand 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0656 in Early Aircraft Transients Multidisciplinary Design D. Allison, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; M. Boyd, K. Wright-Patterson PC Krause & Associates, West McCarthy, Lafayette, IN Alan Kerstein 1100-1130 hrs Addressing Them Challenges Facing Embedded DNS of Sandia National Laboratories (Retired) Turbulent Combustion and Strategies for Turbulent 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0661 High Order Meshes for the Geometry and Mesh Generation I Workshop TX; S. Karman, Pointwise, Inc., Fort Worth, Knoxville, Erwin,J. Tennessee, of University Oak Ridge, TN 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0665 Using Stochastic Dominance in Multi-Objective Optimizers for Aerospace Design Under Uncertainty L. Cook, J. Jarrett, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0655 The Power of Log Transformation: A Comparison of Geometric and Signomial Programming with General Nonlinear Programming for Aircraft Design Techniques Optimization Hoburg, Massachusetts Kirschen, W. P. Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, Model Validation for Propulsion III Model Validation Optimization Under Uncertainty Methods I Brent Rankin 1030-1100 hrs Mesh Generation for the High Lift CRM for GMGW-1 (Special) Mesh Generation for the High Lift CRM GMGW-1 Air Force Research Laboratory Research in Relevant Regimes Emerging Methods, Algorithms and Software Development in MAO I Interactions Between Experiments and Computations for Turbulent Combustion Computations for Turbulent 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0660 Development of high-quality hybrid unstructured meshes for the GMGW- 1 workshop using ANSA CAE Systems, Skaperdas, BETA V. Thessaloniki, Greece; N. Ashton, University of Oxford, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0664 Reliability Based Aerodynamic Quadcopter a of Optimization Shape Naidu, D. Rosu, V. D. Papadimitriou, V. CAE Systems, Cruz, J. Skarakis, BETA Farmington Hills, MI; D. Panagiotopoulos, MI; et al. Rochester, Oakland University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0654 How to select MDAO workﬂows S. Sanchez Perez Moreno, M. Zaaijer, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands Turbulence 1000-1030 hrs Adam Steinberg University of Toronto University of Toronto Recent Findings in the Physics of Reactive 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0659 High Lift CRM Locally Structured Grid Generation with GridPro Eiseman, PDC/ Anbumani, S. James, P. V. GridPro, Bangalore, India 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0663 Reliability-Based Topology Optimization with Analytic Sensitivities Clark, M. Patil, Virginia Polytechnic P. Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0653 Implementation of topology optimization using openMDAO H. Chung, University of California, San Diego, San CA; J. Hwang, Gray, Cleveland, NASA Glenn Research Center, OH; H. Kim, University of California, San Diego, San CA Ann Arbor Adam Comer 0930-1000 hrs Summary of MVP-II University of Michigan, Chaired by: K. VOGIATZIS, ENGILITY and J. MASTERS, National Aerospace Solutions Chaired by: K. VOGIATZIS, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0658 Generation of Anisotropic Adaptive Meshes for the First AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop J. Krakos, The Michal, D. Kamenetskiy, T. St. Louis, MO Boeing Company, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 160-NDA-3 NASA-Langley Research Center and S. MULANI, The University of Alabama KRISHNAMURTHY, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0662 Constraint Analysis for Aircraft Initial Sizing Using Reliability-Based Design Optimization S. Kim, K. Lee, Pusan National University, Busan, South Korea 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 161-PC-9 0930 - 1230 hrs for Propulsion (MVP). This is a special invited and discussion session in support of the Model Validation Panelists: Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 158-MDO-4 and B. MESMER, University of Alabama Georgia Institute of Technology Chaired by: G. KENNEDY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0652 Model Uncertainty: A Challenge in Nonlinear Coupled Multidisciplinary System Design A. Feldstein, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA; D. Lazzara, N. Technology, Huntington Princen, The Boeing Company, Beach, CA; K. Willcox, Massachusetts Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 159-MVC-2 scitech.aiaa.org 71 Tampa 1 Tampa Sarasota 3 Sarasota 1 Gainesville 2 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0683 Control of Amplitude and Position Stripwise by Wave Shock Reﬂected Plasma University of Notre Dame, S. Leonov, Research Force Air Carter, C. B. IN; OH; Dame, AFB, Wright-Patterson Dame, Notre Laboratory, of University Houpt, A. Research Force Hedlund, Air Ombrello, T. IN; Dame, Notre AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Plasma Aerodynamics II Turbulent Combustion III Turbulent Spray and Droplet Combustion I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0678 Experimental Investigation of the Stabilization and Structure of Cool Diffusion Flames Turbulent University, Princeton Yehia, O. Reuter, C. South of University Won, S. NJ; Princeton, K. Fu, M. SC; Columbia, Columbia, Carolina, University, Princeton Hultmark, M. Kokmanian, Princeton, NJ; et al. 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0682 Numerical Simulation of Laser- Double and Single by Spark Induced Pulse in Quiescent Air Indian U. Padhi, A. Singh, R. Joarder, Kharagpur, Institute of Technology India Kharagpur, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0674 Development and Validation Spray Combustion of Turbulent Algorithm Using Flamelet Model in a Rule-Based Framework Streamline J. Wright, C. Neal, S. Thakur, Numerics, Inc., Gainesville, FL Rocket and Air-Breathing Propulsion I Rocket and Air-Breathing 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0677 Dynamic Mechanisms in Vortex Coaxial Hydrogen/LOX Jet Flames M. Roa, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Edwards Air Force Research AFB, CA; D. Talley, Edwards AFB, CA Laboratory, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0681 Dynamic Stall Control by NS SDBD Actuator K. Meehan, R. Miles, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ Princeton University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0670 Numerical Investigation of a Supersonic Cavity Flameholder using a Multiscale Adaptive Reduced Chemistry Solver (MARCS) Ju, Princeton Sun, Y. W. L. Wang, Princeton, NJ University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0673 and Physical of Role the Exploring Ignition the on Properties Chemical Fuels Liquid of Stability Flame and with a Spray Burner and Fuel Ignition Tester (FIT) R. Alsulami, B. Windell, Colorado State Univer- Fort Collins, CO; D. Bartholet, University of sity, Windom, B. FL; Gainesville, Gainesville, Florida, Fort Collins, CO Colorado State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0676 Initial Growth and Development of Thermoacoustic Instabilities in a Gas Combustor Turbine S. Kheirkhah, J. Cirtwill, A. Wabel, T. Toronto, Steinberg, University of Toronto, General Electric Canada; K. Venkatesan, Niskayuna, NY Company, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0680 Characterization of Fluid Motion Induced by Nanosecond Spark Plasmas: Using Particle Image and Background Velocimetry Oriented Schlieren Vlachos, P. Bane, S. Rajendran, L. Singh, B. Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0669 Screening of Nano-Aluminum Based Solid Fuels for Hybrid Rocket Applications A. Roy, S. Hashim, Kangle, Karmakar, Kharagpur, Indian Institute of Technology India Kharagpur, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0672 Systematic Measurement of Hydrocarbon Fuel Droplet Burning Rate Constants and Ignition Delays J. Bennewitz, A. Badakhshan, ERC, Inc., Air Force Research Edwards, CA; D. 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2 addition Chaired by: E. MASTORAKOS, University of Cambridge and J. O’CONNOR, Pennsylvania State 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0675 Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Premixed Flame Structure with CO West University, Purdue Gore, J. Hasti, V. S. Drennan, Lafayette, IN; G. Kumar, Convergent Science, Inc., New Braunfels, TX 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 165-PDL-5 Chaired by: D. ASHPIS, NASA Glenn Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0679 Effect of Plasma Leading Edge on Wing Performance Tubercles Qin, H. Hu, Li, A. Abbasi, S. Yin, Y. X. Meng, Northwestern Polytechnical Xi’an, China University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 162-PC-10 Chaired by: G. CASTIGLIONI and L. SCIACOVELLI, California Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0668 Computations for Improving the Performance of a New Hydrogen- Oxygen Rocket Engine Based on Supermulti-jets Colliding with Pulse K. S. Kawaguchi, R. Konagaya, K. Tsuru, Japan Tokyo, University, Naitoh, Waseda 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 163-PC-11 OMBRELLO, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: K. MCMANUS, GE Global Research Center and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0671 and Qualitative Study of Near-Field Cross-Sectional Structures of Liquid Jets in Supersonic Crossﬂow Inc., Beavercreek, OH; T. K. Lin, Taitech, Air Force Research Ombrello, C. Carter, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 164-PC-12

72 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 2 Emerald 2 Emerald 7 Emerald 8 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0689 Numerical Modeling of Laser Spark Hydrodynamics Colorado State C. Dumitrache, A. Yalin, Fort Collins, CO University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0695 Configurations Equilibrium Undesired Integrated Boom-Membrane of Structure during Deploying Motion of Institute Tokyo Furuya, H. Chubachi, T. Sakamoto, H. Japan; Yokohama, Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0688 Effect of Fuel Oxidation on Plasma Decay in Combustible Mixtures Excited by High-Voltage Nanosecond Repetitively Pulsed Discharge Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0694 Self-Deployable Joints for Ultra- Light Space Structures S. Ferraro, S. Pellegrino, California Institute Pasadena, CA of Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0704 Parametric Flutter Margin Analysis with CFD-Based Aerodynamics M. Karpel, Technion--Israel Roizner, F. Haifa, Israel; R. Institute of Technology, Marzocca, RMIT Carrese, N. Joseph, P. Bundoora, Australia University, Flutter Test and Prediction Flutter Test Dewey70: Asymptotic Analysis Deployable Booms and Trusses 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0687 Measurements of Radical Species and Excited Electronic States in Nonequilibrium Plasmas by Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy K. Frederickson, E. Jans, M. Huang, I. I. Adamovich, Ohio State Miller, Gulko, T. Columbus, OH University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0693 A Novel Deployment Strategy for Towers Tensegrity K. Yildiz, G. Lesieutre, Pennsylvania State University Park, PA University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0699 Buckling and Bending Nonlinear and Nanotubes Carbon of Behavior Modelling Continuum Composites- Their Asymptotic Method using Variational Institute Georgia Gupta, M. S. Anusuya Ponnusami, University of Oxford, Kingdom; United Oxford, Atlanta, GA; D. Harursampath, Indian of Technology, Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0703 of an Aircraft Flight Flutter Test Equipped with Active Winglets Aerospace Group, M. Castellani, Tamarack University of Sandpoint, ID; J. Cooper, Bristol, United Kingdom Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition I 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0686 surface nanosecond Multi-point plasma for pressures high at discharge of study spectroscopy ignition: assisted the filamentary phase École Polytechnique, Paris, S. Shcherbanev, Moscow State University, France; N. Popov, Russia; S. Starikovskaia, École Moscow, Polytechnique, Paris, France 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0692 Effective Stiffness Properties of Towers Cylindrical Tensegrity K. Yildiz, G. Lesieutre, Pennsylvania State University Park, PA University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0698 Dimensional Reduction Technique for Analysis of Aperiodic Inhomogeneous Structures M. Gupta, D. Sarojini, A. Shah, Hodges, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0702 Study of the ARMA Wind-Tunnel Flutter Prediction Method of Institute Technion--Israel Raveh, Israeli D. Iovnovich, M. Israel; Haifa, Technology, Nahom, Technion-- Israel; T. Aviv, Air Force, Tel Haifa, Israel Israel Institute of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0685 Supersonic Plasma-Assisted Combustion Mode Identification via Optical Spectra Observation University of S. Elliott, A. Houpt, Leonov, Notre Dame, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0691 Advanced Dual-Pull Mechanism for Deployable Spacecraft Booms North Carolina State J. Firth, M. Pankow, Raleigh, NC University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0697 of Multiscale Constitutive A Tale to Modeling: Odyssey from VABS Mechanics of Structure Genome Lafayette, West Purdue University, Yu, W. IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0701 Using Parametric Safe Flutter Tests Flutter Margins D. Raveh, M. Karpel, Technion-- Roizner, F. Haifa, Israel Israel Institute of Technology, Chaired by: C. LAUX, Ecole Centrale Paris 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0684 Laser ignition of methane jets in homogenous and isotropic turbulence Hardalupas, G. Charalampous, C. Chen, Y. Imperial College London, United Kingdom 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 167-SCS-3 Center Chaired by: O. STOHLMAN, NASA Langley Research Center and J. FERNANDEZ, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0690 Stress Concentration and Material Failure During Coiling of Ultra-Thin TRAC Booms C. Leclerc, A. Pedivellano, S. Pellegrino, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 168-SD-5 YU, Purdue University Indian Institute of Science and W. Chaired by: D. HARURSAMPATH, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0696 Why is classical thermodynamics insufficient for solids? State University, Wayne Berdichevsky, V. Detroit, MI 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 169-SD-6 Engineering, Inc. and H. KIM, Boeing Defense, Space & Security Chaired by: E. BLADES, ATA 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0700 Flutter Prediction Based on Dynamic Eigen Decomposition of Flight Data with Limited Actuators and Sensors E. Bothell, WA; Kim, Pegase Avtech, T. Durham, NC Dowell, Duke University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 166-PDL-6 scitech.aiaa.org 73 Naples 3 Naples 1 Osceola 4 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0715 High-Bandwidth Fiber-Optic Pressure Sensors for High- Aerospace Applications Fiber Temperature Intelligent Black, R. Price, W. Moslehi, B. Clara, Santa (IFOS), Corporation Systems Optic Lincoln, Nebraska, of University Han, M. CA; Air Moll, Von A. Behbahani, A. NE; Lincoln, Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Research Force AFB, OH; et al. 263 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0709 A Preliminary Content Analysis Nextstep-2 Habitat of NASA’s Documentation for Preference Representation University of G. Palma, B. Mesmer, Alabama, Huntsville, AL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0714 Sensor Integrated Fiber-Optic Network System Reliability Modeling and Analysis for Aerospace Applications Price, V. R. Black, B. Moslehi, W. Sotoudeh, Intelligent Fiber Optic Systems Corporation (IFOS), Santa Clara, CA; M. Osterman, D. Das, University of Maryland, College Park, MD; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0720 Strategies to Find Orbits around the Asteroid 2001 Triple for Institute National Prado, A. Cavalca, M. Campos, dos José São (INPE), Research Space University, State Paulo São Formiga, J. Brazil; São Gomes, V. Brazil; Campos, dos José São Guaratinguetá, Brazil Paulo State University, Systems Engineering I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0708 Mathematical Representation of Stakeholder Preferences for the Small Satellite Project SPORT University K. Weger, G. Bhatia, B. Mesmer, of Alabama, Huntsville, AL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0713 Cooperative estimation in pursuit evasion games with bearing-only measurements A&M J. Hurtado, Texas Woodbury, T. College Station, TX University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0719 Co-Orbital Orbits Around the Asteroid 65803 Didymos (1996 GT) J. Silva Neto, D. Sanchez, A. Prado, National Institute for Space Research (INPE), São José dos Campos, Brazil 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0724 Exploiting Sparsity in Direct Collocation Pseudospectral Methods for Solving Multiple-Phase Optimal Control Problems Agamawi, A. Rao, University of Florida, Y. Gainesville, FL Fusion of Networked Sensors or Systems Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions II Low-Thrust Trajectory Design and Optimization II Low-Thrust Trajectory 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0707 Model-based Data Integration and Process Standardization Techniques for Fault Management – A Feasibility Study D. Haste, S. Ghoshal, Qualtech Systems, S. Johnson, Inc., Rocky Hill, CT; LLC, Dependable System Technologies, CO; C. Moore, NASA Marshall Westminster, Huntsville, AL Space Flight Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0712 for Airborne Visual Tracking Swarms Cooperative UAV G. Fasano, D. R. Opromolla, A. Vetrella, Accardo, University of Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0718 The n -dimensional k -vector with Applications College A&M University, D. Mortari, Texas Station, TX 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0723 Optimization System-Trajectory to the of Hybrid Transfers Geostationary Orbit Technical Topputo, S. Ceccherini, F. University of Milan, Italy 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0706 Sustainment Organizations: People and Teams Self, Ogden, UT C. Vono, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0711 Decentralized Information Filter with Non-Common States, and Application to Sensor Bias Estimation Saini, Indian Institute of Technology V. Mumbai, India; A. Paranjape, Bombay, Imperial College London, United Indian Institute of Kingdom; A. Maity, Mumbai, India Bombay, Technology 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0717 Study of the Stability Quasi- Satellite Orbits around Phobos in Planar Circular Restricted Three- Body Problem S. Zhang, Wang, Qi, S. Xu, Y. Y. X. Wu, Beijing, China Beihang University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0722 Mission Scenario Analysis for All- Electric Satellites S. Sreesawet, A. Dutta, Wichita State Wichita, KS University, Chaired by: J. EILER, Stellar Solutions, Inc. and D. DRESS, NASA Langley Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0705 Applying Quantitative Scenario Planning in Early Conceptual Aircraft Design Herzog, J. Braatz, M. Hornung, V. G. Tay, University of Munich, Technical Germany 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 171-SEN-3 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics FREY, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and T. Chaired by: D. FAULK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0710 Information Exchange Considerations for Effective Fusion among Heterogeneous Network Participants K. Engebretson, Frey, R. Rasmussen, T. Lockheed Martin Corporation, Colorado Springs, CO 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 172-SFM-8 Advanced Space Chaired by: J. PARKER, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0716 Design of realistic trajectories for the exploration of Phobos E. Canalias, L. Lorda, J. Laurent-Varin, French Space Agency (CNES), Toulouse, France 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 173-SFM-9 Chaired by: A. RAO, University of Florida 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0721 Robust Optimization of Mars Entry under Uncertainty Trajectory X. Jiang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 170-SE-1

74 scitech.aiaa.org Naples 2 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0735 Progressive Failure Analysis of Stiffened Composite Panels Using a Loose Coupling Approach Two-Way Including Intralaminar Failure and Debonding M. Akterskaia, E. Jansen, R. Rolfes, Leibniz Germany Hannover, University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0729 Orbit Determination of Resident Space Objects with the Multibeam Radar Sensor BIRALES Di Lizia, M. Massari, M. Losacco, P. University of Milan, Technical Perini, M. Schiaffino, Italy; A. Mattana, F. National Institute for Astrophysics, Bologna, Italy; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0734 Composite Laminate Progressive Damage Failure Analysis Benchmarking using High Fidelity Inspection Damage Maps B. Justusson, S. M. Pike, J. Schaefer, St. Louis, Liguore, The Boeing Company, MO 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0740 Multi Scale Progressive Damage and Failure Analysis of Bolted Joints University Davidson, A. Joseph, Waas, P. Seattle, WA of Washington, Failure Analysis and Prediction I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0728 Uncertainty in KS Space with Arbitrary Forces Applied Defense Solutions, L. Weis, Columbia, MD 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0733 Stress Redistribution in Cellular Lattice Structures with Cell Wall Damage Gandhi, Rensselaer M. DiPalma, F. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0739 Bearing Strength and Fatigue Composites Based Analysis of Tape on Continuum Damage Mechanics Methodology A. Makeev, Nikishkov, G. Seon, Y. Arlington, TX University of Texas, Orbit Determination and Estimation Theory II AFRL Developments in DADT Methods for Sustainment of Bolted Composite Structures I 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0727 The Information Content of Data Arcs for Multi-Step Sensor Tasking M. Gualdoni, K. DeMars, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0732 Compressive Failure of Fiber Composites: A Homogenized, Mesh Independent Model A. Hasanyan, University of Michigan, Ann University of MI; A. Waas, Ann Arbor, Arbor, Seattle, WA Washington, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0738 Discrete Damage Modeling and Input Data Requirements for Static Bearing Failure in Laminated Composites Arlington, Fort K. Hoos, University of Texas, TX; E. Iarve,Worth, University of Texas, Arlington, TX 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0726 Analysis of Angles-Only Hybrid Space-Based/Ground-Based Approach for Geosynchronous Orbit Catalog Maintenance Utah State B. Andrews, D. Geller, Logan, UT University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0731 Using the Continuum Decohesive Finite Element for Crack Growth Analysis in Fiber Reinforced Composites University of Washington, S. Lin, A. Waas, Seattle, WA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0737 for Progressive Testing Validation Double-Shear Bearing Damage Analysis of Composites C. Rouseau, Lockheed Martin Corporation, TX; S. Engelstad, Lockheed Fort Worth, Martin Corporation, Marietta, GA; S. Clay, Knoth, Air Force Research Laboratory, P. Y. AFB, OH; A. Makeev, Wright-Patterson Arlington, University of Texas, Nikishkov, Arlington, TX Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 174-SFM-10 University of Central Florida ELGOHARY, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0725 Search Information-Theoretic Target for Space Situational Awareness M. Patel, University of Illinois, Urbana- Air Champaign, Urbana, IL; A. Sinclair, Kirtland AFB, Force Research Laboratory, NM; K. Ho, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, Urbana, IL 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 175-STR-6 and C. BISAGNI, TU Delft Massachusettes Institute of Technology Chaired by: B. WARDLE, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0730 A study on the influence of fatigue damage initiation laws for cohesive zone models in propagation-driven load cases Freiburg, Germany; Fraunhofer, M. May, S. Hallett, University of Bristol, Harper, P. Bristol, United Kingdom 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 176-STR-7 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Air Force Research Laboratory and S. ENGELSTAD, Chaired by: S. CLAY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0736 Data Requirements for Progressive Damage Analysis of Double-Shear Bearing in Composites C. Rouseau, Lockheed Martin Corporation, TX; S. Engelstad, Lockheed Fort Worth, Martin Corporation, Marietta, GA; S. Clay, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH scitech.aiaa.org 75 Osceola 5 Sarasota 2 Osceola CD Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-0750 Design and Development of a High- Speed UAS for Beyond Line-of-Sight Operation Ohio State M. McCrink, J. Gregory, Columbus, OH University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0755 On the Effects of Wind Turbine Skew Caused by Wind Veer Wake M. Churchfield, S. Sirnivas, National Golden, CO Renewable Energy Laboratory, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-0749 Generator Jets Design of Vortex for Small UAS Propellers at Low Reynolds Number Operation Oklahoma State A. Bellcock, K. Rouser, OK Stillwater, University, Nonequilibrium Flows II Unmanned Aircraft Design I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0754 An experimental study on the turbulent flow over two-dimensional plateaus Tian, Shanghai Jiao Tong K. Zheng, W. Shanghai, China; J. Qin, Harbin University, Harbin, China; H. Institute of Technology, Ames, IA Hu, Iowa State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0744 Investigation of the Thermochemical Non-Equilibrium Phenomena in the using of a Hypersonic Vehicle Wake Models Three-Temperature R. Greendyke, Air Force Institute M. Clarey, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-0748 A Plasma Flow Control Concept for Propeller Boundary Layer Separation Suppression Oklahoma State Zimbelman, K. Rouser, T. OK Stillwater, University, Atmospheric Physics, Inflow, and Wake Modeling and Wake Atmospheric Physics, Inflow, Recognition Luncheon: Celebrating Achievements in Aerospace Sciences and Information Systems 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0753 Interaction of small scale Homogenenous Isotropic Turbulence with an Actuator Disk A. Ghate, N. Ghaisas, S. Lele, Towne, Stanford, CA Stanford University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0743 Models for Three-Temperature Thermochemical Non-Equilibrium in Compression and Expansion R. Greendyke, Air Force Institute M. Clarey, OH WPAFB, of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-0747 Development of a Ground Effect BEMT Analysis Method for Multirotor sUAS J. Wilhelm, G. Eberhart, Ohio University, Athens, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0752 Wind Farm Optimization Using a Model Wake Free Vortex A. Gogulapati, K. Kecskemety, K. Shaler, J. McNamara, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0742 Efforts in Predicting Precursor Electrons Density in a Shocked Air Mixture K. A. Lemal, S. Nomura, H. Takayanagi, Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Japan (JAXA), Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-0746 Parametric study of aerodynamic integration issues in highly coupled Blended Wing Body configurations implemented in UAVs Hidalgo, Alulema, V. J. Saa, V. E. Valencia, Quito, National Polytechnic University, Ecuador Chaired by: T. HERGES, Sandia National Laboratories and G. IUNGO Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0751 Effect of oncoming flow turbulence on the kinetic energy transport in the flow around a model wind turbine University, Tian, Shanghai Jiao Tong W. Shanghai, China; H. Hu, Iowa State Ames, IA University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 180-LUNCH-1 1230 - 1400 hrs Ticket is required. Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 177-TP-5 and J. RABINOVITCH, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Chaired by: M. EWING, Orbital ATK 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0741 Shock-tube Investigation on Precursor Electron ahead of Hypersonic Shock Wave S. Nomura, A. Lemal, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Kawakami, Shizuoka University, Japan; T. Hamamatsu, Japan; K. Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 178-UAS-3 Research Center Chaired by: Z. MIAN, United Technologies 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-0745 Contra-rotating Ducted Fan Aerothermodynamic Design Procedure for Unmanned Applications A. Nemnem, M. Zakaria, Military Technical Tanta College, Cairo, Egypt; A. Elzahaby, Egypt Tanta, University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 179-WE-3

76 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 3 Tampa Tampa 2 Tampa St. George #108 Michael Vinje NASA Kennedy Space Center 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0761 Noise Source Location and Scaling Blowing for Subsonic Upper-Surface Configurations Jennette, K. Ahuja, Georgia Institute of T. Atlanta, GA Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0767 Effects of Epistemic Uncertainty on Empennage Loads During Dynamic Maneuvers R. Duca, D. Sarojini, Georgia Institute of RWTH Atlanta, GA; S. Bloemer, Technology, Aachen, Germany; I. Aachen University, S. Briceno, D. Mavris, Georgia Chakraborty, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0760 Measurements of Unsteady Force Response on Airfoils with Arbitrarily Shaped Thickness due to Incident Large-Scale Turbulence Naval Kaler, Z. Forest, J. Kawashima, E. MD; Bethesda, West Center, Warfare Surface Research and Technology Advanced Joiner, J. J. Catlett, M. 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Romeu, Alluvionic, Inc., Melbourne, FL Flight Load Prediction and Certification Lunch Panel: Moving Us Forward: Growing Diversity in the Aerospace Sector 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0758 Experimental Slat Noise Assessment Through Phased Array and Hot-Film Anemometry Measurements Catalano, L. Lima Pereira, Rego, F. University of São Paulo, Carlos, Brazil; D. Cafaldo Reis, E. Lobão Capucho Coelho, São José dos Campos, Brazil Embraer, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0764 Combined Active and Passive Loads Alleviation through Aeroelastic and Control Surface/ Tailoring Control System Optimization Delft University of R. De Breuker, Delft, The Netherlands; S. Technology, A. Wildschek, Airbus, Ottobrunn, Binder, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0757 Computational Study of Sound Generation by Airfoil Interaction Shear Layer with a Turbulent University of M. Wang, K. Wang, A. Tufts, Notre Dame, IN 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0763 Wheels Up Landing Certification By Analysis of Regional Jet Aircraft Corporation, Long Abdi, AlphaSTAR F. Chen, Beach, CA; Q. Li, X. Zhu, G. Y. Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. (COMAC), Shanghai, China; H. Baid, Corporation, Long Beach, CA; AlphaSTAR et al. Melissa Sampson United Launch Alliance, LLC Chaired by: S. GLEGG, Florida Atlantic University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0756 Effect of Subgrid Length Scale in DDES on Aeroacoustic Simulation around Three-Element Airfoil Ito, Ishida, M. Murayama, Y. R. Sakai, T. Japan Aerospace Exploration K. Yamamoto, Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 183-ACD-5 Chaired by: D. WELLS, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0762 of the Free-to-Pitch Flight Testing Pitch Propeller Variable S. Heinzen, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 181-RL-3 1230 - 1400 hrs Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Moderator: Jandria Alexander, Panelists: 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 182-AA-5 as many groups which comprise a large portion of the U.S. labor force only account for a small fraction aerospace workforce. This panel will provide perspectives on role Despite making major advances in recent years, the aerospace sector still struggles with diversity, Panelists will also discuss effortsof diversity in STEM fields and how creating a diverse workforce can propel technological innovation. and best practices for closing the gap in STEM fields minorities women. Panelists will share their personal commitment, experiences, activities related to growing diversity in the workforce as well efforts of their associated organizations. 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Canada Toronto, University of Toronto, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0775 Flight Performance and Stability Analysis of Impaired Aircraft Using Constrained Bifurcation and Continuation Method F. Cen, Q. China Li, China; M. Lowenberg, S. Neild, University of Kong, Y. TsinghuaKingdom; United Bristol, Bristol, University,Aerodynamics Research and Development Beijing,Center (CARDC), Mianyang, China 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0780 Unsteady CFD Analysis of an Isolated Jammer Pod with CREATE- Kestrel AV Naval Air Systems Command, D. Prosser, MD Patuxent River, Flight Testing and System Identification II Flight Testing Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles III HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles Special Session: CREATE-AV 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0770 Simultaneous for Inputs Multisine Identification of Multiple Control Loops Aeronautical Embry-Riddle Martos, B. Snyder, M. FL; Beach, Daytona University, R. 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78 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 2 Sun 3 Sun B 1700 hrs Oral Presentation NonLinear and Full Reynolds Linear, Models Based on Stress Turbulence kL Formulation K. Abdol-Hamid, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Entropy stability for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations: operator generalizations and the non-conforming interface NASA Langley Research M. Carpenter, D. Del Rey Hampton, VA; Center, Fernández, National Institute of Aerospace, M. Parsani, King Abdullah Hampton, VA; University of Science and Technology, Sandia Fisher, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia; T. National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0790 Flap upward deflection and rearward bump combination to alleviate transonic buffet of supercritical wing Liu, Q. Qu, Beihang Tian, P. G. Shiqi, Y. Beijing, China University, 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Boltzmann Lattice Modeled Wall for Computations Navier-Stokes and Selected RCA Cases Moffett Center, Research Ames NASA Kiris, C. Technology and Science Stich, G. CA; Field, Housman, J. CA; Field, Moffett Corporation, Moffett Field, NASA Ames Research Center, Technology and Science Kocheemoolayil, J. CA; NASA Barad, M. CA; Field, Moffett Corporation, F. CA; Field, Moffett Center, Research Ames Corporation, Technology and Science Cadieux, Moffett Field, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0785 Validation of at Liquid Water ContentThickness Film the using Simulation Stagnation Point F. Petrosino,Capua, (CIRA), Center Research Aerospace of University D. Marco, De A. de Sgueglia, A. Rosa,Italy; G. Mingione,Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy Italian 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0789 Application of an Adaptive Shock Control Bump for Drag Reduction Camber NLF Wing on a Variable German Aerospace Center M. Werner, (DLR), Göttingen, Germany Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics II Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with Experimental Data II 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Large Eddy Wall-Resolved Shock- Simulations of Transonic Induced Flow Separation A. Uzun, National Institute of Aerospace, M. Malik, NASA Langley Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0784 Detection Using Ship Air Wake Small Fixed Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle D. Phelps, K. Gamagedara, J. Waldron, George Washington K. Patil, M. Snyder, D.C. Washington, University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0788 Current Progress in Unsteady Buffet Simulation with Transonic Ohmichi, Unstructured Grid CFD Code Y. Aoyama, T. Ishida, T. Hashimoto, A. (JAXA), Agency Exploration Aerospace Japan Ryoyu Hayashi, K. Yamamoto, T. Japan; Chofu, Ltd., Nagoya, Japan Systems Company, Special Session NASA’s Revolutionary Computational Aerosciences Session on Numerical Methods and Turbulence Modeling/Simulations Revolutionary Computational Aerosciences Session on Numerical Methods and Turbulence Special Session NASA’s 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Recent Developments for the eddy Solver A. Garai, C. Carton S. Murman, L. Diosady, Blonigan, NASA de Wiart, N. Burgess, P. Moffett Field, Ames Research Center, CA; et al. 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0783 Spray Simulation of Water Generated by Pneumatic Aircraft on Flooded Runway Tire Liu, Beihang University, Liu, P. Q. Qu, T. Beijing, China; R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0787 Drag Reduction on an Turbulent Aircraft wing using wall jets at flight scale Reynolds Number M. Baig, N. Hasan, Aligarh M. Varshney, Aligarh, India Muslim University, Chaired by: M. MALIK, NASA-Langley Research Center and ROGERS, NASA-Ames 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Unstructured Grid Algorithms on Many-Core Architectures E. Nielsen, NASA Langley A. Walden, M. Zubair, Hampton, VA; Research Center, J. Norfolk, VA; Old Dominion University, City, Lake Salt Corporation, NVIDIA Luitjens, Inc., Baltimore, J. Linford, ParaTools, UT; Engility Corporation, MD; J. Wohlbier, D.C.; et al. Washington, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 188-APA-21 Exa Corporation NASA-Langley Research Center and E. FARES, Chaired by: M. PARK, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0782 Advanced Prediction of Iced Airfoil Aerodynamics Moens, ONERA, Meudon, M. Costes, F. France 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 189-APA-22 The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory CHYCZEWSKI, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems and B. MCGRATH, Chaired by: T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0786 A Novel 3D Viscous - Inviscid Interactive Method for Arbitrary Wings Z. Zhao, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 187-APA-20 scitech.aiaa.org 79 Sanibel 1 Captiva 2 Emerald 3 Emerald 4 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0800 computational and Experimental alloy memory shape a of assessment incorporating wing morphing based linear and non-linear control Goecks, J. Valasek, White, V. Leal, T. P. College A&M University, D. Hartl, Texas Station, TX 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0810 A paradigm shift in teaching Aerospace Engineering: from campus learners to on study case a – learners professional online courses in Smart Structures and Air Safety Investigation M. Rans, C. Breuker, De R. Saunders, G. University Delft Staalduinen, van J. Schuurman, Delft, The Netherlands of Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0799 Skin-based camber morphing utilizing shape memory alloy composite actuators in a wind tunnel environment Leal, H. Stroud, E. Sheahan, M. Cabral, P. College A&M University, D. Hartl, Texas Station, TX 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0805 Analysis and optimization of a tilt rotor unmanned air vehicle for long distances delivery and payload transportation A. Abdelkefi, M. Hassanalian, R. Salazar, Las Cruces, New Mexico State University, NM Innovative Design Flow Control III: Aerodynamics Adaptive Aerospace Structures I 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0809 Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Major Movement to Graduation R. Kajfez, Ohio State K. Kecskemety, Columbus, OH University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0794 Modulated High-Frequency of a Distributed Forcing of the Wake Edge Profiled Body Blunt Trailing Lavoie, University of R. Cruikshank, P. Canada Toronto, Toronto, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0798 Chord Extension Morphing for and Balance Active Rotor Track Gandhi, Rensselaer J. Krishnamurthi, F. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 1600 hrs for AIAA-2018-0804 Representation Design Indirect An Variational Using Optimization Topology Autoencoder and Style Transfer T. Guo, D.University Lohan,Allison, J. University Champaign, Urbana, IL; R. Cang, M. Ren, ArizonaAZ; Tempe, of Illinois,University, State Urbana- of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL Advances in Aerospace Education I 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0808 of Integration the to Approach New A to Tools Dynamics Fluid Computational in Innovation and Learning Promote Aerospace Engineering G. Whitehouse, A. Boschitsch, Continuum Dynamics, Inc., Ewing, NJ; M. Smith, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0793 The Effect of Passive and Active Boundary-Layer Fences on Swept- Wing Performance at Low Reynolds Number J. Bons, Ohio State University, M. Walker, Columbus, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0797 Aerodynamic Evaluation and Design Improvement of an Airfoil with Flap Continuous Trailing-Edge L. Ding, J. Shen, University of Alabama, AL Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0803 II – Considerations for a Venice Permanent Human Outpost in Space S. Bianco, University of Houston, TX 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0807 Senior Capstone Design Research Project on Combustion of Bio- Derived Fuels in Hybrid Propellant Rocket Engine V. Naoumov, N. Al New Britain, CT Connecticut State University, Masoud, Central 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0792 Computations of Active Flow Control NACA-0018 a Over Blowing Steady Via Validated RANS and LES Implicit Airfoil: Against Experimental Data Institute Technion--Israel Laufer, M. Puri, K. Haifa, Israel; H. Müller-Vahl, of Technology, Munich, Munchen, Ingenieurburo Bertrandt Germany; D. Greenblatt, S. Frankel, Technion-- Haifa, Israel Israel Institute of Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0796 Aerodynamic analysis of a morphing drone with spanning and sweeping in transition modes A. Quintana, M. Hassanalian, Abdelkefi, Las Cruces, New Mexico State University, NM 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0802 Cost-Effective and Readily Manufactured Attitude Determination and Control System for NanoSatellites M. Choueiri, Bell, Peck, Cornell Ithaca, NY University, Chaired by: T. FIELDS, University of Missouri-Kansas City and S. GURURAJAN Chaired by: T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0806 Flipping Space Mechanics: and Less Comparing a Traditional Classroom Traditional K. Martin, J. Gallimore, Embry-Riddle Prescott, AZ Aeronautical University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 190-APA-23/FD-20 and D. BRZOZOWSKI, The Boeing Company Chaired by: J. FREEMAN, Air Force Institute of Technology 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0791 Active Control of Flow Over a Three- Element Airfoil in Unbounded Flow and Ground Effect University R. Agarwal, Washington G. Tang, in St. Louis, MO 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 191-ASC-4 NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: D. MCGOWAN, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0795 Antagonistic shape memory alloy wire as an actuator in a morphing The wing Enschede, Twente, of University Driesen, J. Netherlands; O. Santos, R. Annes da Silva, L. Aeronautics of Institute Technological Goes, São José dos Campos, Brazil (ITA), 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 192-DE-4 Chaired by: K. BENSON, Cobham 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0801 An Efficient Method of Aerodynamic Shape Optimization Assisted by Aerodynamic Database Song, M. Liu, C. Fu, Z. Han, W. Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 193-EDU-2

80 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 2 Miami 1 Osceola A Gainesville 1 DARPA DARPA Dustin Fraze Program Manager, Information Innovation Office Program Manager, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0816 Force Production Mechanisms for a Flat Plate Wing at Low Reynolds Numbers (Invited) University of H. Babinsky, S. Corkery, Cambridge, United Kingdom Chris Frangione Open Innovation Advisor 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0815 Lattice A Quasi-Continuous Vortex Method for Unsteady Aerodynamics Analysis B. Epps, Dartmouth College, Hanover, Applied Physical Sciences NH; D. Greeley, Corporation, Lexington, MA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0825 past Characterization of the Wake Multi-body a Two-dimensional Cylinder Arrangement Beltrán, S. Le Clainche, J. Vega, V. University of Madrid, Technical Spain Zoe Szajnfarber Unsteady Flows II George Washington University George Washington Systems Engineering and Space Policy 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0814 Computational Study of the and Three-Dimensional Wake Performance of a Trapezoidal Pitching Panel A. Bode-Oke, H. Dong, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, M. Green, Syracuse J. King, R. Kumar, VA; Syracuse, NY University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0820 Numerical Simulation of Flow past a Circular Circular Arc and a Truncated Flow Cylinder in Transitional L. Zhang, R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0824 The Role of Boundary-Layer Thickness on Cylinder-Generated Boundary- Shock-Wave/Turbulent Layer Interactions, Part II: Experiments Kreth, J. P. C. Combs, S. Lindörfer, University of Tennessee, Schmisseur, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Stability and Transition II: Shear Flows II Stability and Transition Associate Professor, Engineering Management and Associate Professor, Special Session: Massively Separated Flows II Prizes & Challenges: How Crowdsourcing can Help Solve Technology Gaps Prizes & Challenges: How Crowdsourcing can Help Solve Technology NASA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0813 Low-Order Modeling of Airfoils with Massively Separated Flow and Shedding Leading-Edge Vortex A. Gopalarathnam, J. Edwards, S. Narsipur, Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0819 Prediction in a RANS Transition Solver based on Linear Stability Theory for Complex Three- Dimensional Configurations Shi, R. Gross, J. Martins, University of Y. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0823 Further Investigations of Vortical Gust/Airfoil Interactions at a Reynolds Number Transitional C. Barnes, M. Visbal, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Directorate Jason Crusan Human Exploration and Operations Mission Director, Advanced Exploration Systems Division, Director, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0812 Effects of flapping waveforms on the performance of intermittent swimming in viscous flows H. Dong, University of X. Deng, J. Wang, Virginia, Charlottesville, E. Akoz, K. Moored, Lehigh University, VA; Bethlehem, PA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0818 Determination of the Critical Reynolds Number for Flow over Symmetric NACA Airfoils University of Delaware, K. Yousefi, Newark, DE; A. Razeghi, Özye in Istanbul, Turkey University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0822 Mechanisms Influencing Surface Pressure Unsteadiness on the Aft- Deck of a Rectangular Multistream Supersonic Nozzle C. Stack, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State Columbus, OH University, NASA Monsi Roman Program Manager, Centennial Challenges Program Manager, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 194-F360-4 1430 - 1630 hrs Moderator: Jenn Gustetic, Program Executive for Small Business Innovation Research, NASA Panelists: Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 195-FD-21 Chaired by: M. GREEN, Syracuse University and K. MULLENERS, EPFL 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0811 EnKF-based Dynamic Estimation of Separated Flows with a Low-Order Model Vortex D. Darakananda, J. Eldredge, University of California, Los Angeles, CA; Colonius, California Institute A. da Silva, T. Pasadena, CA; D. Williams, of Technology, Chicago, IL Illinois Institute of Technology, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 196-FD-22 Chaired by: R. GOSSE, AFRL/RQH and J. EPPINK, NASA Langley Research Center 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0817 The Effect of Forward-Facing Steps on Stationary Crossflow Instability Growth and Breakfown J. Eppink, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 197-FD-23 Chaired by: S. BENTON, Air Force Research Laboratory 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0821 Structure in POD Analyses on Vortex Late-stage Transition S. Tian, C. Liu, University of Texas, Yang, Y. Arlington, TX scitech.aiaa.org 81 Sun 4 Sun 5 Sun 6 Naples 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0836 Comparing Active Flux and Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Compressble Flow Roe, J. Maeng, D. Fan, University of P. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0847 State-constrained Robust Adaptive Cruise Control Design for Air- breathing Hypersonic Vehicles K. Sachan, R. Padhi, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0830 A Priori Stability Analysis of Finite Methods On Unstructured Volume Meshes R. Zangeneh, C. Ollivier Gooch, University Canada of British Columbia, Vancouver, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0835 Large-Eddy Simulation of Compressible Flows with an Analytic Model Non-Equilibrium Wall Center, D. Gonzalez, Naval Surface Warfare D. Gaitonde, Indian Head, MD; M. Adler, Columbus, OH Ohio State University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0841 DNS study on large vortex ring formation in late flow transition S. Tian, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China; Y. Gao, C. Liu, University of Texas, Y. Yang, Arlington, TX 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0846 Adaptive Control of Hypersonic in the Presence of Rate Vehicles Limits Massachusetts J. Gaudio, A. Annaswamy, Cambridge, Institute of Technology, The Boeing Company, MA; E. Lavretsky, Huntington Beach, CA Wall-Bounded Flows II Wall-Bounded V&V of Adaptive Systems I 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0829 Comparison of h - and p -Derived Output-Based Error Estimates for Directing Anisotropic Adaptive Mesh Refinement in Three-Dimensional Inviscid Flows C. Ngigi, L. Freret, Groth, University of Canada Toronto, Toronto, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0834 The Performance Evaluation of an Method Improved Finite Volume that Solves the Fluid Dynamic Equations Ferguson, J. Mendez, D. Dodoo-Amoo, F. North Carolina A&T State M. Dhanasar, Greensboro, NC University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0840 Revisiting LESFOIL: Wall-resolved LES of Flow Around an Airfoil at Re_c = 2.1 × 10^6 University of Science, K. Asada, Tokyo Katsushika, Japan; S. Kawai, Tohoku Sendai, Japan University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0845 A New Adaptive Control Architecture for Uncertain Dynamical Systems with Actuator Dynamics: Beyond Pseudo-Control Hedging K. Dogan, Yucelen, B. Gruenwald, T. FL; University of South Florida, Tampa, J. Muse, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson CFD Methods for Compressible Flows II CFD Error Estimation and Solver Evaluation 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0828 Assessment of Interpolation Strategies and Conservative Discretizations on Unstructured Overset Grids in OpenFOAM Nguyen, Institute of High V. D. Chandar, Performance Computing, Singapore, Singapore 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0833 The Compressible Harmonic Balance Method for Turbomachinery G. Cvijetic, H. Jasak, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0839 Evaluation of Skin Friction Drag Boundary Reduction in Turbulent Layer Using Riblets Japan Aerospace Exploration H. Takahashi, Agency (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan; M. Kurita, S. Koga, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan; S. Endo, University of Agriculture and Tokyo Fuchu, Japan Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0844 Computing the Stability Limits of Pole-Zero Actuator Dynamics on Adaptive Control Laws for Aerospace Applications K. Dogan, Yucelen, B. Gruenwald, T. FL; University of South Florida, Tampa, J. Muse, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0827 An Evaluation of a Commercial and a High Order FR/CPR Flow Solvers for Industrial Large Eddy Simulation University of Jia, J. Ims, Z. Wang, F. Kansas, Lawrence, KS; J. Kopriva, G. Laskowski, General Electric MA Lynn, Company, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0832 Comparison of Three Riemann- Schemes for Cell-Vertex solver-free Conservation Laws Jackson, Jackson State University, S. Tu, MS 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0838 Large Eddy Wall-Modeled Simulation of Flow around Dedicated Oscillating Wind Turbines Airfoils Bénard, G. Lartigue, V. Barnaud, P. F. Moureau, National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA), Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, Deglaire, Adwen, Puteaux, France; P. France 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0843 Adaptive Control of Hypersonic Using Observer-Based Vehicles Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion A&M Texas D. Famularo, J. Valasek, College Station, TX; J. Muse, M. University, Air Force Research Laboratory, Bolender, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 198-FD-24 Naval Research Laboratory and M. YU, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Chaired by: D. MOTT, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0826 Output-Based Error Estimation for Chaotic Flows Using Reduced-Order Modeling Shimizu, K. Fidkowski, University of Y. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 199-FD-25 Chaired by: K. FIDKOWSKI, University of Michigan and H. LUO, North Carolina State University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0831 Method Galerkin Discontinuous A for Reconstruction Variational on Based State Compressible Flows on Arbitrary Grids Carolina North Luo, H. Lou, J. Liu, X. Li, L. National Nishikawa, H. NC; Raleigh, University, Ren, Y. VA; Hampton, Aerospace, of Institute Tsinghua University, Beijing, China 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 200-FD-26 Chaired by: B. MAINES, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0837 Hill’s a More Realistic Triple Towards Synthetic Eddy Method for Vortex Flows LES of Wall-Bounded J. Haywood, A. Sescu, S. Bhushan, Mississippi Mississippi State University, M. Farthing, Army State, MS; J. Foster, Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, MS 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 201-GNC-8/IS-4 YUCELEN Chaired by: J. MUSE, AFRL/RQQA and T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0842 A Sparse Neural Network Approach to Model Reference Adaptive Control with Hypersonic Flight Applications S. Nivison, University of Florida, Khargonekar, Gainesville, FL; P. University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA

82 scitech.aiaa.org Sanibel 2 Sanibel 3 Sarasota 1 Sarasota 3 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0858 Gain-Scheduled Control for an Antenna with Multiple Collocated Sensors and Actuators X. Lang, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, China; C. Damaren, University of Canada Toronto, Toronto, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0864 The use of Homotopy Analysis Method for indirect trajectory optimization West S. Singh, M. Grant, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0870 A Method for General Autonomous Orbit Matching M. Peck, Cornell University, M. Walsh, Ithaca, NY 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0852 A Preliminary Analysis of Mesh Refinement for Optimal Control Using Discontinuity Detection via Jump Function Approximations A. Rao, University of Hager, W. A. Miller, Florida, Gainesville, FL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0857 Design Principle of Non-Switching Integral Sliding Mode Controller and Applications to Aerospace Vehicles Kawai, K. Uchiyama, Nihon University, Y. Funabashi, Japan; C. McInnes, University United Kingdom Glasgow, of Glasgow, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0863 Efficient Numerical Analysis of Stability of High-Order Systems Delay With a Time G. Armanious, R. Lind, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0869 the for Challenges AOCS and System Design Consolidation of the Next Generation Gravity Mission S. Dionisio, A. Anselmi, Cesare, Thales Italy; C. Novara, L. Colangelo, Group, Turin, Italy; L. Turin, University of Turin, Technical Massotti, ESA, Noordwijk, The Netherlands; et al. Control System Design Optimal Control Theory Control System Methodologies II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0851 The Geometric Adjoining of Optimal Information in Indirect Trajectory Optimization M. Grant, Purdue University, M. Sparapany, Lafayette, IN West 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0856 Extending Aircraft Thermal Endurance by Fuel Pump Sizing D. Sigthorsson, M. Oppenheimer, Doman, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0862 Analytic Solution of Continuous- Algebraic Riccati Equation for Time Systems and Its Two-Dimensional Application to Wing-Rock Regulation Kim, Seoul National N. Cho, J. Lee, Y. Seoul, South Korea University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0868 Constructive Nonlinear Approach to Coulomb Formation Control A. Narang-Siddarth, University of A. Tahir, Seattle, WA Washington, Spacecraft Formation Control and RPO 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0850 Optimal Control Framework for Gust Load Alleviation using Real time Aerodynamic Force Prediction from Artificial Hair Sensor Array University of Dayton, K. Thapa Magar, Research Force Air Reich, G. Pankonien, A. OH; R. OH; AFB, Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Beblo, University of Dayton, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0855 Pattern Recognition Control Design E. Gambone, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0861 Dynamic Differential Stochastic Tube Programming for Robust Low-Thrust Optimization Problems Trajectory N. Ozaki, R. Funase, University of Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0867 Optimal Guidance for Relative with Lighting and Teardrops Collision Constraints E. Prince, R. Cobb, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0849 Stochastic Optimal Trajectory Generation via Multivariate Polynomial Chaos L. Whittle, M. Sagliano, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Bremen, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0854 Control of Longitudinal Aircraft Motion with Loadcase Robustness with Partly- using LPV-Control Measurable Parameters Svaricek, University of the Gossmann, F. F. German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, University of Germany; A. Gabrys, Technical Munich, Garching, Germany 1500 hrs Attitude AIAA-2018-0860 Body Rigid of Control Fractional Coordinates Exponential Using Dynamics M. Nazari, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Butcher, E. FL; Beach, Daytona University, AZ; A. Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, Syracuse, NY Sanyal, Syracuse University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0866 Two-CubeSat a of Control Attitude Elliptical Highly in Telescope Virtual Mexico, New of Orbits University Naseri, A. Pirayesh, Stochaj, R. S. NM; Albuquerque, NM; Cruces, Albuquerque, Las University, State Mexico Center, New Flight Space Goddard NASA of Shah, N. University Krizmanic, J. MD; Greenbelt, Baltimore, MD Maryland, Baltimore County, Chaired by: M. BALAS, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and A. RAO, of Florida 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0848 Mesh-Generation Method for Optimal Control Using Real-Time Adaptive Gaussian Quadrature Collocation University of Florida, Hager, A. Rao, W. Gainesville, FL 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 203-GNC-10 of Toronto Chaired by: E. GAMBONE, NASA - JSC Int Guid, Navig & Control Analysis Br and C. DAMAREN, University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0853 Heading Hold Autopilot Design for Fixed Wing Aircraft S. Akyurek, C. Kasnakoglu, U. Kaynak, TOBB University of Economics and Ankara, Turkey Technology, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 204-GNC-11 Purdue University Chaired by: R. LIND, University of Florida and M. GRANT, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0859 Reinforcement Learning Based On-line Spacecraft Continuous-Time Dynamics Control: Case Study of NASA SPHERES Spacecraft Sun, San Jose State F. K. Turkoglu, San Jose, CA University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 205-GNC-12 Chaired by: L. MASSOTTI, European Space Agency (ESA) and K. BOLLINO, U.S. Air Force 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0865 Attractive Manifold-Based Noncertainty-Equivalence Adaptive Spacecraft Formation Flying Using Output Feedback K. Lee, Catholic Kwandong University, Gangneung, South Korea; S. Singh, Las University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV Vegas, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 202-GNC-9 scitech.aiaa.org 83 Miami 3 Naples 1 Osceola 3 Daytona 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0885 On the Response of Annular Inlets Feeding a Rotating Detonation Combustor K. Mikoshiba, S. Sardeshmukh, D. Purdue University, Stechmann, S. Heister, Lafayette, IN West 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0879 Numerical Investigation of Aircraft High-speed Runway Exit Using Generalized Optimal Control Z. Huang, M. Best, J. Knowles, Loughborough, Loughborough University, United Kingdom 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Balance - Demand Wind Tunnel Model Update NASA Langley Research Center, Parker, P. Hampton, VA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0884 Thrusting Pressure and Supersonic in a Rotating Exhaust Velocity Detonation Engine D. Mendez, C. Knowlen, E. Wheeler, M. Kurosaka, University of Washington, Seattle, WA Air Vehicle Design and Control Air Vehicle 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0878 A Bank Angle Protection Method Based on Exponential Potential Functions D. Sun, N. Hovakimyan, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Recently Developed Rotating Data Balance with Telemetered System S. Commo, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0883 A Novel Open Source Conjugate Solver for Detonation Heat Transfer Engine Simulations University, B. Olcucuoglu, Istanbul Technical von Kármán O. Temel, Istanbul, Turkey; Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint- Istanbul Genèse, Belgium; O. Tuncer, B. Istanbul, Turkey; University, Technical Saracoglu, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0874 Adaptive Set-Theoretic Emulator Reference Architecture (ASTERA): Control of Uncertain Dynamical Systems with Performance Guarantees and Smooth Transients University of South Florida, Yucelen, T. FL; S. Balakrishnan, Missouri Tampa, Rolla, University of Science and Technology, MO; E. Arabi, University of South Florida, FL Tampa, Intelligent Adaptive Control Applications I Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation Engines III Recent Advances in Force Measurement Technology (Invited) Recent Advances in Force Measurement Technology 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0877 The Generic Wide Body Aircraft Model B. Barzgaran, M. Mesbahi, J. Quenzer, K. Morgansen, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Recent Advances in Additively Balances Manufactured Wind Tunnel D. Burns, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0882 Numerical Investigation of Rotating Detonation Rocket Engines C. Lietz, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; N. Mundis, ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, Sankaran, Air Force V. CA; S. Schumaker, Edwards AFB, CA Research Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0873 Adaptive Output Feedback Control of Elastically Shaped Aircraft J. Boskovic, Jackson, R. Wise, Scientific MA; N. Inc., Woburn, Systems Company, Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0876 Modelling and Control of a miniature, low-aspect-ratio, fixed- delta-wing, rudderless aircraft Mitikiri, K. Mohseni, University of Y. Florida, Gainesville, FL 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Unique Booster Force Measurement Space Launch System on NASA’s (SLS) NASA Langley Research Center, K. Toro, Hampton, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0881 Quasi-2D Simulations of Nozzled Rotating Detonation Engines with the Method of Characteristics R. Fievisohn, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Schauer, Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0872 Adaptive Control for Hybrid PDE Models Inspired from Morphing Aircraft Wichita State A. Menon, Chakravarthy, Wichita, KS; N. Nguyen, NASA University, Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, Chaired by: J. STECK, Wichita State University and M. RAFI, Wichita State University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0875 Collision Avoidance Precision UAV Using Computationally Efficient Maps Avoidance D. Ghose, Indian Institute of L. Tony, Science, Bengaluru, India; A. Chakravarthy, Wichita, KS Wichita State University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 208-GT-4 NASA Langley Research Center and K. BUTLER, AEDC - Arnold Engineering Development Complex Chaired by: R. RHEW, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Recommended Balance Internal AIAA Practices Guide - Update on New Version NASA Langley Research Center, R. Rhew, D. Cahill, Cahill Engineering, Hampton, VA; TN Tullahoma, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Chaired by: M. GAMBA, University of Michigan and G. MEHOLIC, The Aerospace Corporation 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0880 Shock Propagation through a Stratified Gas Chacon, M. Gamba, University of F. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 206-GNC-13 Chaired by: N. NGUYEN, NASA-Ames Research Center and K. HASHEMI, NASA Ames 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0871 Adaptive Control for Fault Tolerant Autonomous Carrier Recovery S. Reed, Naval Air Systems Command, MD; J. Steck, Wichita State Patuxent River, Wichita, KS University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 207-GNC-14

84 scitech.aiaa.org Sun A Daytona 1 Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0904 Investigation on load transfer and deformation behavior of epoxy nanocomposites B. Kim, H. Shin, J. Choi, Park, M. Cho, Seoul, South Seoul National University, Korea 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0898 Problem Inspired Multi- Tammes Agent Formation Control Over a Manifold Anjaly , A. Ratnoo, Indian Institute of P. Science, Bengaluru, India 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0903 Multiscale Modeling of Effective Piezoresistivity and Implementation of Non-Local Damage Formulation in Nanocomposite Bonded Explosives G. Seidel, Virginia K. Talamadupula, Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA Multiscale Modeling 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0889 for Improvement in Scramjet Trial Engine Performance S. Sato, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan; M. Fukui, Space Service, Kakuda, Japan; T. Munakata, T. M. Takahashi, Watanabe, Hitachi, Sendai, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0893 ElbowQuad: Thrust Vectoring Quadcopter A. Devlin, R. Dickerhoff, K. Durney, T. Pansodtee, A. Adabi, University Forrest, P. of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA; et al. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0897 inRouting Multiple Unmanned Vehicles GPS Denied Environments College A&M University, Texas B. Wang, Station, TX; S. Misra, University of Los Cincinnati, OH; K. Sundar, Los Alamos, Alamos National Laboratory, A&M University, NM; S. Rathinam, Texas College Station, TX; R. Sharma, University of Cincinnati, OH 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0902 Nano-Micro Multiscale Modeling for Graphene-Reinforced Nanocomposites Kim, Zhu, C. Park, Y. S. Jeong, H. Lim, F. Seoul, Seoul National University, G. Yun, South Korea Multi-Agent Coordination and Control II Numerical analysis of Scramjet combustors Information and Command Control Systems 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0888 Transient ThermomechanicalSandwich Metal Cooled Actively Response of Panel for Scramjet Combustor G. N.K., M. D. R, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0892 Twist Wing Optimal of Determination Pattern for a Composite Digital Wing Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, N. Cramer, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; S. Swei, K. Cheung, Moffett Field, NASA Ames Research Center, University of California, CA; M. Teodorescu, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0896 Cooperative Formation Control Strategy to Maximize Target Information A. Sen, S. Ranjan Sahoo, M. Kothari, Kanpur, Indian Institute of Technology India Kanpur, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0901 A Multi-Physics Processing Model for Predicting Residual Stress Development in Unidirectional Composites Fiber-Reinforced Chen, D. Zhang, University of W. Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0887 Simulation and Design of A Scramjet Combustor Enhanced by A Porous Cylinder Burner Cheng, K. Pan, National Taiwan Y. Taiwan Taipei, University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0891 A Novel Aircraft and Missile Accurate Positioning and Tracking System for Military and Intelligence Using Global Satellite Networks H. Chyad, Ministry of Science and Al-Saedi, Baghdad, Iraq; F. Technology, Baghdad, Iraq Al-Nahrain University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0895 Cooperative Load Control and Transportation K. Dhiman, A. Abhishek, M. Kothari, Indian Kanpur, Kanpur, Institute of Technology India 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0900 molecular Temperature-accelerated dynamics simulations of quasi-static yield stress of epoxy polymers H. Park, J. Choi, B. Kim, M. Cho, Seoul Seoul, South Korea National University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 210-HSABP-5 Chaired by: A. DRAKE, Orbital Sciences Corporation and J. HERMANSON, University of Washington 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0886 Numerical investigation of an RBCC combustor during Ramjet/Scramjet mode transition Ogawa, H. Ridings, A. Candon, M. Salloum, J. M. Australia; Melbourne, University, RMIT Exploration Aerospace Japan Ueda, S. Kodera, Agency (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 211-ICC-1 and J. MCEVER, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Chaired by: M. SOTAK 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0890 An Autonomous Sensor Management Strategy for Monitoring a Dynamic Space Domain with Diverse Sensors K. Nastasi, J. Black, Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg, VA Institute and State University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 212-IS-5 Chaired by: D. CASBEER, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and R. SHARMA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0894 Heterogeneous, Multiple Depot Remote for Planning Path Multi-UAV Sensing Tasks D. Cho, Jang, H. Choi, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea Yuseong-gu, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 213-MAT-5 Chaired by: G. SEIDEL, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit G. ODEGARD 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0899 Multiscale Modeling of Viscoelastic Composites Behaviors of Textile Using Mechanics of Structure Genome West Purdue University, Yu, X. Liu, W. Lafayette, IN scitech.aiaa.org 85 Sun C Sun 1 Tampa 1 Tampa Emerald 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0922 Recent Improvements on Cavity- Based Operators for RANS Mesh Adaptation A. Loseille, French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control France (INRIA), Saclay, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0910 Fire Behavior of Hybrid Nano- Modified Composites for Airplane Interiors E. Monteriro, S. Leao, M. Norton, M. Federal University of Martins, A. Avila, Minas Gerais, Belo Hroizonte, Brazil 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0916 Vehicle Real-time Towards Aerodynamic Design via Multi-fidelity Data-driven Reduced Order Modeling Volkswagen, Othmer, of University of Braunschweig,C. A. Bertram, Technical Germany; University Zimmermann, Braunschweig, R. Germany; Wolfsburg, Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0921 Grids Cartesian On Rotation Relative Quackenbush, Continuum A. Boschitsch, T. Dynamics, Inc., Ewing, NJ 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0927 The role of data analysis in uncertainty quantification: case studies for materials modeling National Institute Patrone, A. Kearsley, P. Gaithersburg, of Standards and Technology, National Institute of MD; A. Dienstfrey, CO Boulder, Standards and Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0909 An efficient multiscale properties elastic of homogenization for polymer nanocomposites with nanoparticulate clusters Seoul, K. Baek, Seoul National University, South Korea; H. Shin, Korea Electronics Institute, Seongnam-si, South Technology Korea; J. Han, M. Cho, Seoul National Seoul, South Korea University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0915 Including ρ in Multi-Fidelity Surrogate Prediction Can Make Discrepancy Extrapolation Accurate by Reducing Bumpiness C. Park, N. Kim, R. Haftka, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Nanostructured Materials I 1600 hrs for Estimates AIAA-2018-0920 Error Anisotropic Comparing MO; Louis, St. the Onera M6 Wing RANS Simulations Company, Boeing National The French Michal, T. Frazza, L. Loseille, A. Alauzet, F. Marcum, D. Institute for Research in Computer Science and France; Saclay, D. MS; (INRIA), Control Starkville, University, State Mississippi Seattle, WA The Boeing Company, Kamenetskiy, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0926 Uncertainty and Design Validation Manufacturing for Quantification Accounting for Material Variability University, State Ohio Galbincea, N. Yuan, M. Resources, Materials Salem, A. OH; Columbus, State Ohio Niezgoda, S. OH; Dayton, LLC, Columbus, OH University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0908 Comparison of 3D and 2D Monte Carlo Models for Piezoresistive Behavior of Hybrid Nanocomposites A. Gbaguidi, S. Namilae, D. Kim, Embry- Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0914 Benchmarking Multi-Objective Bayesian Global Optimization Strategies for Aerodynamic Design Dwianto, L. Zuhal, C. Amalinadhi, Y. Bandung, Bandung Institute of Technology, K. Shimoyama, Tohoku Palar, Indonesia; P. Sendai, Japan University, Solution Adaptive/Deforming Meshing Metamodeling and Approximation Methods Special Session: Validation and Uncertainty Quantification of ICME Models Special Session: Validation 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0919 solver for higher- A linear-elasticity order space-time mesh deformation Science and Technology L. Diosady, CA; S. Corporation, Mountain View, Murman, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0925 Replacing Microstructural Experiments with Reconstruction Algorithms: Do Epistemic Uncertainties Allow? Sundararaghavan, University of V. Acar, P. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0907 Interlaminar Shear Reinforcement of Aerospace Laminates with Radially-aligned Carbon Nanotubes R. Li, H. Cornwell, E. Antunes, A. Liotta, Massachusetts C. Parschau, B. Wardle, Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0913 On The Accuracy of Kriging Model in Active Subspaces University, K. Shimoyama, Tohoku Palar, P. Sendai, Japan 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0918 Combined Entropy and Output- based Adjoint Approach for Mesh Refinement and Error Estimation K. Doetsch, Fidkowski, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0924 Ensemble Predictions of Material Behavior for ICMSE S. D. Ricciardi, O. Chkrebtii, H. Fraser, Columbus, Niezgoda, Ohio State University, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0906 Electrical, Thermal, and Tensile Properties of Cycloaliphatic Epoxy/Carbon Black and Cycloaliphatic Epoxy/Fumed Silica Nanocomposites J. King, D. Klimek-McDonald, J. Tomasi, N. Herline, A. Krieg, G. Odegard, Michigan Houghton, MI; University, Technological et al. 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0912 An intelligent sampling framework for multi-objective optimization in high dimensional design space J. Kristensen, K. Ling, S. Ghosh, I. Asher, Y. General Electric Company, Ryan, L. Wang, Niskayuna, NY Chaired by: W. JONES, NASA-Langley Research Center and J. DESPIRITO, US Army Research Laboratory Chaired by: W. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0917 A linear elasticity mesh mover with adaptive mesh element stiffening for multi-element unstructured grids D. Brown, S. Nadarajah, McGill University, Castonguay, P. Montréal, Canada; H. Yang, H. Raiesi, K. Sermeus, Bombardier Aerospace, Montréal, Canada; et al. 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 217-NDA-4 Chaired by: B. BICHON, Southwest Research Institute and M. SANGID, Purdue University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0923 Modeling and Uncertainty Quantification of Material Properties in Additive Manufacturing Nath, Z. Hu, S. Mahadevan, Vanderbilt P. Nashville, TN University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 214-MAT-6 Massachusettes Institute of Technology Chaired by: B. WARDLE, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0905 Length-Scale Based Fracture Enhancement Mechanism Toughness in Polymer Composites University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, S. Roy, AL Tuscaloosa, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 215-MDO-5 NASA Glenn Research Center Chaired by: A. NAJAFI, ANSYS, Inc. and J. GRAY, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0911 Analysis of a Polynomial Chaos- Kriging Metamodel for Uncertainty Quantification in Aerospace Applications N. Xie, X. Gao, A. Krishna J. Weinmeister, Colorado State University, Prasad, S. Roy, Fort Collins, CO 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 216-MVC-3

86 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 2 Captiva 1 Emerald 2 Gainesville 2 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0942 Method for Large A Simple Test Deformation Bending of Thin High Strain Composite Flexures J. Fernandez, NASA Langley Research Opterus Murphey, T. Hampton, VA; Center, R&D, Inc., Fort Collins, CO Plasma Actuators II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0931 Plasma Assisted Ignition of Hydrogen-Air and Ethylene-Air Lean and Stoichiometric Mixtures by NS discharge at High Temperatures Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0941 High Strain Composite Folding Truss Structures Opterus R&D, Inc., Fort Collins, Murphey, T. CA Inc., Tustin, Davidson, L’Garde, CO; W. Diagnostics and Experimental Techniques Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition II High Strain Composite Materials and Structures 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0930 Hydrodynamic effects induced by nanosecond repetitive pulsed discharges S. Stepanyan, N. Minesi, G. Stancu, C. Laux, CentraleSupélec, Paris, France 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0934 Radiation and Signal Analysis of the Falcon Solid-state Energetic Electron Detector (FalconSEED) C. Maldonado, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0937 Study of Three-fluid Validation Plasma Modeling of Dielectric Barrier Discharge for Plasma Actuator K. Nakai, A. Nakano, H. Nishida, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan Tokyo, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0940 Viscoelastic Analysis of Stowage and Quasi-Static Deployment of Springs Composite Tape K. Kwok, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0929 Effect of Nanosecond Repetitively Pulsed Plasma Discharges on Premixed Methane-Air Flames with Pin-Annular electrode geometry Stockett, S. N. Numa, R. Jagannath, P. Lafayette, IN West Bane, Purdue University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0933 Investigations on a DBD Burner: Corrected Filtered Rayleigh Spontaneous of means by Scattering Raman Scattering G. Elliott, University of Illinois, J. Retter, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0936 Helicopter Lift Force Increase in Hover Mode by NS-SDBD Plasma Actuators R. Miles, Princeton A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0939 Recent Developments in Precision High Strain Composite Hinges for Deployable Space Telescopes Laboratory, Lincoln Silver, M. Echter, M. Technology, of Institute Massachusetts Northeastern D’Elia, E. MA; Lexington, Force Air Peterson, M. MA; Boston, University, Kirtland AFB, NM Research Laboratory, mixtures by non- 2 /O 4 equilibrium excitation of reactants using hybrid nanosecond-pulsed discharge and DC Chaired by: I. ADAMOVICH, Ohio State University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0928 Modeling of ignition enhancement of CH X. Mao, A. Rousso, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ; Q. Chen, Beijing Jiaotong Ju, Princeton Beijing, China; Y. University, Princeton, NJ University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 219-PDL-8 Colorado State University Chaired by: A. YALIN, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0932 Modal Analysis of the Surface Pressure Turret Hemispherical a Around Field using Pressure Sensitive Paint J. Morrida, E. N. De Lucca, S. Gordeyev, University of Notre Dame, Jumper, Dame, IN; D. Wittich, Air Force Research Kirtland AFB, NM Laboratory, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 220-PDL-9 University of Notre Dame Chaired by: S. LEONOV, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0935 Modeling and Physical Analysis of Rail Plasma Actuator Arc J. Sirohi, L. Raja, University of M. Gray, Austin, TX Texas, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 221-SCS-4 Roccor LLC and M. SANTER, Imperial College London Chaired by: B. DAVIS, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0938 Mechanics of Bistable Two-Shelled Composite Booms A. Lee, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; J. Fernandez, NASA Langley Ann Arbor, Hampton, VA Research Center, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 218-PDL-7 scitech.aiaa.org 87 Naples 3 Osceola 6 Emerald 7 Emerald 8 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0965 A Hypothetical Mechanical Design for Vibrating Mass Control Moment Gyroscopes K. Azgin, B. Akbulut, F. O. Tekinalp, University, Arberkli, Middle East Technical Ankara, Turkey 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0953 Substructure-based Analysis of Flutter for a Wing-Flap System with Freeplay Beihang C. Yang, Z. Wu, X. Wang, Beijing, China; X. He, Fudan University, Shanghai, China University, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0959 Least-Squares Solutions of Nonlinear Differential Equations College A&M University, D. Mortari, Texas Station, TX; L. Smith, Blinn College, College Station, TX 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0964 Liquid Crystal Device with Microstructure for Attitude Control of Spacecraft by Solar Radiation Pressure Chujo, Japan Aerospace Exploration T. Agency (JAXA), Kanagawa, Japan; H. Japan; Tokyo, Ishida, University of Tokyo, O. Mori, J. Kawaguchi, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kanagawa, Japan 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0947 Contributions of Spherical Harmonics to Gravitational Moment NASA Langley Research C. Roithmayr, Hampton, VA Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0952 Blade Vibration Measurements in with a Multi-Stage Axial Turbine Geometric Variations Hauptmann, J. Seume, Leibniz T. Germany Hannover, University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0958 Application of ZEM/ZEV guidance for closed-loop transfer in the Earth-Moon System K. Drozd, R. Furfaro, University of Arizona, Technical Topputo, AZ; F. Tucson, Tucson, University of Milan, Italy Dewey70: Dynamics Aeroelastic Analysis I 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0963 Optimized Thruster Distribution Matrix for Precision 6DOF Control Utilizing Dual Quaternions Dynamics A. Smith, D. Seo, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0946 to Hybrid Energy Transformation Model Generalized Reissner-Mindlin for Composite Plates Busan, University, National Pukyong Lee, C. South Korea 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0951 Wing Flutter Prediction by a Small-Disturbance Euler (SD-Euler) Method on Body-fitted Curvilinear Grid Beijing, China; J. Pan, Peking University, Liu, University of California, Irvine, F. Irvine, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0957 Preliminary Design of Transfer for Asteroid Exploration Trajectories Missions J. Choi, K. Lee, S. C. Park, Yonsei Seoul, South Korea University, Asteroid and Non-Earth Orbiting Missions III Attitude Dynamics, Determination, and Control III 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0962 Linear Coupled Attitude-Orbit Control Through Aerodynamic Forces A. Harris, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO; C. Petersen, Air Force Boulder, Kirtland AFB, NM; H. Research Laboratory, Schaub, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Boulder, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0945 Generalized Inversion Form of Equations of Motion for Kane’s Constrained Dynamical Systems A. Bajodah, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0950 Aeroelastic Stability Analysis of the FLEXOP Demonstrator using the Unsteady Vortex Continuous Time Lattice Method A. Wildschek, Airbus, Munich, S. Binder, Delft University of Germany; R. De Breuker, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0956 Orbital Dynamics of a Spacecraft in the Vicinity of a Binary Asteroid System: Impact of Solar Radiation Pressure on Orbital Motion I. Jean, A. Misra, McGill University, Montréal, Canada; A. Ng, Canadian Space Saint-Hubert, Canada; S. Dutta, Agency, Montréal, Canada McGill University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0961 Spacecraft Attitude Motion Planning using GRAFS Celani, University of Rome “La F. Sapienza”, Rome, Italy; D. Lucarelli, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laurel, MD Laboratory, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0944 Spectral Elements Formulation for Geometrically Exact Beam S. Han, O. Bauchau, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0949 Nonlinear Geometric Effects on Aero-viscoelasticity E. Kocsis, C. Merrett, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0955 Hybrid Gravity Model from Asteroid Surface Topology Louisos, D. Hitt, University of J. Pearl, W. Burlington, VT Vermont, Chaired by: C. PETERSEN 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0960 A TFC Approach to Low-Thrust Optimization in STK Trajectory Michigan D. Kolosa, J. Hudson, Western Kalamazoo, MI University, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 222-SD-7 Indian Institute of Science and C. CESNIK, University Michigan Chaired by: D. HARURSAMPATH, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0943 Rotorcraft Research in the 1970s - A New Frontier in Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity R. Ormiston, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Moffett Field, CA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 223-SD-8 University of Central Florida and R. RUSOVICI, Institute Technology Chaired by: S. RAGHAVAN, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0948 Flutter on Influence of Transonic the Conceptual Design of Next- Aircraft Generation Transport M. Opgenoord, Drela, K. Willcox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 224-SFM-11 Chaired by: D. DAVIS 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0954 Dynamical Behavior of an Asteroid Undergoing Material Removal D. Brack, J. McMahon, University of CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 225-SFM-12

88 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 1 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 Sarasota 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0978 Bearing Failure Predictions of Composite Bolted Joints using Continuum Damage Models Diaz Montiel, S. A. Fontanelli, P. San Diego State University, Venkataraman, San Diego, CA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0977 Failure Analysis of Composite Multi- bolt Joints using Intra-inter Crack Band Model (I2CBM) University Davidson, A. Waas, A. Joseph, P. Seattle, WA of Washington, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0983 Rigorous Characterization of an Advanced Instrumented Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Electrical Heater for High-Heat Flux and High- Aerospace Applications Temperature D. J. Frankel, H. Chen, K. Mathew, University of Tennessee, Bottländer, Knoxville, TN Aerothermodynamics I 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0972 Effective property estimation of CMC minicomposites considering porosity A. Nagaraj, S. Gururaja, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0976 Prediction of the Behavior Composite Bolted Joints Using the Eigendeformation-based Reduced Order Homogenization University, Vanderbilt Paulson, C. Oskay, W. Nashville, TN 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0982 Radiative Gas Dynamics of Exomars at Angle of Attack in view Heating Turbulent Bessonov, O. Surzhikov, S. Yatsukhno, D. Russia; Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, College University, A&M Texas Andrienko, D. Hebert, French Station, TX; J. Annaloro, P. France; et al. Space Agency (CNES), Tolouse, Failure Analysis and Prediction II Space Trajectory Design and Optimization II Space Trajectory AFRL Developments in DADT Methods for Sustainment of Bolted Composite Structures II 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0968 Design Considerations for Trajectory Exploration Mission 1 Dawn, J. Gutkowski, A. Batcha, T. NASA Johnson Space Williams, S. Pedrotty, Houston, TX Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0971 Simulating the Clamped Tapered Beam Specimen under Quasi-Static and Fatigue Loading using Floating Node Method B. Seshadri, N. Vieira De Carvalho, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, J. Ratcliffe, NASA Langley Research VA; Hampton, VA Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0975 A Hybrid Approach for Static Progressive Damage Assessment of a Countersunk Bolted Composite Component J. Xiao, X. Cui, Lua, Global Engineering and Materials, Inc., Princeton, NJ 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0981 Experimental Investigations of Film Cooling Behavior under Rocket- Engine-Like Flow Conditions Aachen RWTH H. Olivier, S. Ludescher, Aachen, Germany University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0967 Minimum-Fuel Low-Earth Orbit Aeroglide and Aerothrust Subject Transfer Orbital Aeroassisted to Heating Constraints A. Rao, University of Florida, R. Fuhr, Gainesville, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0970 Failure Analysis Progressive Tensile Textile of Hybrid 3D Woven Composites At Macro-Meso-Micro Scale D. Patel, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, University of MI; A. Waas, Ann Arbor, Seattle, WA Washington, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0974 Composite Bolted Joint-Related in Project 2 of Composite Testing Airframe Life Extension Program J. Bartley-Cho, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Dayton, OH; B. Smyers, P. Knoth, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0980 Numerical Simulation of Hypersonic Flows using High Order Turbulent Methods University of Vedula, R. Ranjan, P. Oklahoma, Norman, Norman, OK; K. E. Josyula, Air Force Research Vogiatzis, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Chaired by: R. SOOD 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0966 A Monte Carlo Approach to Performance Measuring Trajectory Subject to Missed Thrust Imken, Jet Propulsion Laipert, T. F. California Institute of Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 227-STR-8 AFIT Aerostructures and A. PALAZOTTO, Chaired by: S. RUSSELL, Triumph 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0969 Stochastic Fiber Failure Prediction of Composite Open-Hole Tension Coupons under Fatigue Loading using a Physics-Based Methodology Bhuiyan, R. Fertig, University of F. Laramie, WY Wyoming, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 228-STR-9 Northrop Grumman Corporation Air Force Research Laboratory and J. BARTLEY-CHO, RANATUNGA, Chaired by: V. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0973 Overview of Composite Airframe Life Extension Program Project 2: For Assessing The Durability Tools Of Fastened And Damage Tolerance Composite Joints Palm, Northrop Grumman J. Bartley-Cho, T. Corporation, Redondo Beach, CA; V. Ranatunga, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 229-TP-6 Space Institute Chaired by: R. BOND, University of Tennessee 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0979 Decoupled Finite-Element Approach for High-Mach Flows with Finite- Rate Chemistry Habashi, McGill University, J. Seguin, W. Montréal, Canada; D. Isola, G. Baruzzi, ANSYS, Inc., Montréal, Canada; M. Fossati, United University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Kingdom Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 226-SFM-13 scitech.aiaa.org 89 Osceola 5 Osceola 4 Osceola A Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee Florida Hall CD 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0995 Airfoil with Testing Wind Tunnel Screens at Low Reynolds Number G. van Bussel, Delft University of J. Tang, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-0989 Autonomous, Multiple of Unlinking Mid-Flight Unmanned, Aerial Vehicles University, State Dakota South Puetz, A. of University Fares, A. SD; Brookings, Cities, Minneapolis, MN; J. Minnesota, Twin Polytechnic Institute, Worcester Goldsberry, Bethel Worcester, MA;Kaiser, C. B. Navio, AK; University Fairbanks, of Alaska, Fairbanks, Worcester Bender, Saint Paul, MN; T. University, MA; et al. Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0994 Aerodynamic Design of a 13.2 MW Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor G. Ananda , S. Bansal, M. Selig, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1000 Opportunities Optimization Exploring Turbine Wind Suspension Four-Point in Design Integrated through Drivetrains Approaches Dykes, K. Guo, Y. Quick, J. Sethuraman, L. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-0988 Parametric modelling for aerodynamic assessment of a fixed implemented for Site wing UAV Specific Management Hidalgo, D. Rodriguez, V. E. Valencia, Quito, National Polytechnic University, Ecuador Graham V. Candler Graham V. University of Minnesota Dryden Lecture for Research Unmanned Aircraft Design II Tuesday Afternoon Coffee Break Tuesday 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0993 Based Passive Loads Flow Transition Strips Reduction Using Tripping Houston, TX Sun, Envision Energy, Y. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0999 for Tall Analysis of Ideal Towers Wind Applications K. Dykes, R. Damiani, O. Roberts, E. Lantz, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-0987 Design and Experiment of String- based Flapping Mechanism and Edge Control Modulized Trailing System for Insect-like FWMAV D. Gong, Lee, S. Shin, Seoul National Seoul, South Korea; S. Kim, University, Agency for Defense Development, Daejeon, South Korea Wind Turbine/Wind Plant Optimization I Wind Turbine/Wind Blade Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics I Advances in the Simulation of High-Speed Combustion Flows 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0992 in double-rotor configuration: VAWT the effect on airfoil design C. Simao Ferreira, Delft D. De Tavernier, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands; A. Li, U. Paulsen, H. Madsen, University of Denmark, Risø Technical Roskilde, Denmark 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0998 Optimization of morphing flaps based on fluid structure interaction modeling University of Denmark, A. Barlas, Technical Siemens, Roskilde, Denmark; B. Akay, Brande, Denmark 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-0986 Implementation Implications of Hybrid-Electric Power Systems on Multi-Rotor UAS J. Feight, R. Gaeta, Jacob, K. McKinney, OK Stillwater, Oklahoma State University, McKnight Presidential Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, and Russell J. Penrose Professor, Associate Department Head, Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics and Russell J. Penrose Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, McKnight Presidential Professor, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0991 Aerodynamics from Wind Turbine an Aerospace Perspective A. van Garrel, S. ten Pas, K. Venner, Enschede, The University of Twente, Netherlands; J. van Muijden, Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR), Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0997 On the effects of shape duct for ducted wind turbines G. Avallone, Dighe, G. de Oliveira, F. V. van Bussel, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-0985 Ejector and Propeller Aft Turbojet Assembly for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Zimbelman, T. M. Durkee, K. Rouser, Oklahoma State D. Bellcock, S. Chary, OK Stillwater, University, Chaired by: J. NAUGHTON, University of Wyoming and P. DOUBRAWA, National Renewable Energy Laboratory DOUBRAWA, and P. Chaired by: J. NAUGHTON, University of Wyoming 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0990 of High-Order Wall- Validation Resolved Large-Eddy Simulation of Wind Turbines Vertical-Axis Inc., Emeryville, Principle Power, S. Kanner, Persson, University of California, CA; P. CA Berkeley, Berkeley, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 232-WE-5 Universität Berlin Chaired by: A. NING, BYU and M. LENNIE, Technische 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0996 Optimization Study of Shrouded Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Khamlaj, M. Rumpfkeil, University of T. Dayton, OH 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 233-NW-6 1530 - 1600 hrs 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 234-LEC-3 1730 - 1830 hrs Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 230-UAS-4 Chaired by: R. CHRISTIANSEN, Sierra Lobo, Inc. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-0984 SkyEye : Deployable Rotary Wings for Hybrid Munitions Imperial College London, J. Tan, Marzocca, RMIT United Kingdom; P. Melbourne, Australia University, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 231-WE-4

90 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 3 Tampa Tampa 2 Tampa Osceola CD Session Rooms Florida Hall CD Florida Hall CD Airbus Mark Cousin Senior Vice President, Flight Demonstrators 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1011 Hybrid Propulsion Strategies for a Multi-Modal UAV Imperial College London, J. Ye, Marzocca, RMIT United Kingdom; P. Bundoora, Australia University, Terrafugia Carl Dietrich CTO/Co-Founder 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1005 Benchmarking of a Broadband Rotor Noise Prediction Method S. Glegg, J. Pectol, Florida Atlantic Devenport, Boca Raton, FL; W. University, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alexander, W. Blacksburg, VA and State University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1010 Design and Manufacturing of a Coaxial-Rotor Fixed-Wing VTOL UAV C. Wilson, M. R. Gautier, Z. Fisher, Steffens, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, Wednesday UAV and Micro UAV Design and Micro UAV UAV Dude, Where’s My Flying Car? Dude, Where’s 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1004 Aeroacoustic Analysis of a Counter Rotating Open Rotor based on the Harmonic Balance Method N. D. Lindblad, G. Montero Villar, Andersson, A. Capitao Patrao, Chalmers Göteborg, University of Technology, Sweden; S. Courty-Audren, G. Napias, Higher Institute of Aeronautics and Space, France Toulouse, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1009 CFD Investigation of Vortex Generator Additions to the General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper S. Lee, Alfred B. Kuwik, C. Tabacjar, Alfred, NY University, Propeller, Fan and Duct Acoustics Propeller, Wednesday Morning Coffee Break Wednesday Wednesday Morning Speakers’ Briefing Wednesday Opening Reception in the Exposition Hall Diana Siegel Aurora Flight Sciences Program Manager, eVTOL Aircraft Program Manager, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1003 Aeroacoustic testing for sound propagation through turbine vanes Hannover, A. Mumcu, Leibniz University, Germany; N. Thouault, MTU Aero Engines, Munich, Germany; J. Seume, Leibniz Germany Hannover, University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1008 CICADA Flying Circuit Board Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Young, D. Edwards, A. Kahn, S. Heinzen, T. N. Arnold, D. Newton, Naval Research D.C.; et al. Washington, Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1002 An Experimental Study of the Nonlinear Acoustic Response of Sense-lines with Steady Mean Flow D. Scarborough, Auburn Teasley, T. Auburn, AL University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1007 An integrated design process for mission optimized design of unmanned aerial vehicles E. Fokina, M. Hornung, Technical J. Feger, University of Munich, Germany Uber Elevate Mark Moore Director of Engineering Chaired by: J. MENDOZA, United Technologies Research Center and J. ANDERSON, Naval Surface Warfare Center Research Center and J. ANDERSON, Naval Surface Warfare Chaired by: J. MENDOZA, United Technologies 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1001 Numerical Study on Acoustic along Impedance Variation Uniformly Distributed Multi-Slit Resonators Beijing, X. Li, C. Chen, Beihang University, Hu, Old Dominion University, China; F. Norfolk, VA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 240-ACD-6 MARZOCCA and M. LOGAN, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1006 Development of a Preliminary Design Methodology for Transitional UAV A. Kamal, Ramirez-Serrano, University of Canada Calgary, Calgary, Tuesday, 9 January 2018 Tuesday, 235-NW-7 1830 - 2000 hrs Ticket is required. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 236-SB-3 0730 - 0800 hrs 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 237-PLNRY-3 0800 - 0900 hrs Moderator: Bruce SmartSky Holmes, Vice Networks, LLC President, Digital Aviation, Panelists: 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 238-NW-8 0900 - 0930 hrs 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 239-AA-6 scitech.aiaa.org 91 Flagler Osceola 1 Osceola 4 Osceola 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1017 Further Assessment of a Scalogram- Based PIO Metric using University Rotor Simulation of Liverpool Tilt Data N. Cameron, M. White, C. Cunliffe, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom; D. Klyde, Systems Technology, Inc., Hawthorne, CA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1027 Femtosecond laser tagging in with 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane trace quantities of air Princeton, Zhang, Princeton University, Y. NASA Langley Research Danehy, NJ; P. R. Miles, Princeton Hampton, VA; Center, Princeton, NJ University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1033 Fast-PSP Based Investigation of Dynamic Shockwave Formation Aeronautics of Institute Technological Leite, H. São José dos Campos, Brazil; A. Avelar, (ITA), José São (IAE), Institute Space and Aeronautics dos Campos, Brazil; H. Sakaue, University of Francisco, C. IN; Dame, Notre Dame, Notre José São (IAE), Institute Space and Aeronautics dos Campos, Brazil REMPI 2 in Air 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1016 Evaluation of Aeroelastic Effects on Pilot-Induced Oscillations via Pilot- in-the-Loop Simulations Silvestre, A. Guimaraes D. Drewiacki, F. Institute of Aeronautics Neto, Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil (ITA), 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1026 Acoustic Measurements of O Z. Zhang, University of Wu, M. Gragston, Y. Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1032 Development of Polymer/Ceramic Pressure-Sensitive Paint with the same response time as Anodized- Aluminum PSP Sato, S. Konishi, Aichi Institute Egami, Y. Y. Japan Toyota, of Technology, Pressure Sensitive Paint Spectroscopic Techniques 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1015 Method to assess lateral handling qualities of aircraft with wingtip morphing Portapas, G. Lopez V. G. Dussart, S. Yusuf, Matos, M. Lone, Cranfield University, Cranfield, United Kingdom 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1021 and Static Attack of Angle High Flight for Methods Modeling Dynamic Dynamics Loss of Control Research Brown, K. Shweyk, The Boeing F. Huntington Beach, CA; G. Shah, Company, K. Cunningham, NASA Langley Research Hampton, VA Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1025 Evaluation of vibrational excitation in a microwave plasma enhanced flame using hybrid fs/ps CARS C. Dedic, J. Michael, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1031 Data Processing Methods for Unsteady Pressure-Sensitive Paint Application N. Roozeboom, C. Ngo, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA; J. Research Center, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA; D. Baerny, Murakami, J. Ross, S. Murman, NASA Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, Aeroelasticity and Flight Dynamics Aircraft Flying and Handling Qualities 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1014 Flexible High Aspect Ratio Wing: Low Cost Experimental Model and Computational Framework A. Pontillo, D. Hayes, G. Dussart, G. Lopez Cranfield Matos, M. Carrizales, S. Yusuf, Bedford, United Kingdom; et al. University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1020 Online Aircraft Damage Case Identification and Classification for Database Information Retrieval Q. Chu, Delft Zhang, C. de Visser, Y. Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1024 Effects of moderate pump and Stokes chirp on chirped-probe pulse femtosecond coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering thermometry M. Gu, A. Satija, R. Lucht, Purdue Lafayette, IN West University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1030 First Results of Lifetime-Based Unsteady PSP Measurement on a Flow Pitching Airfoil in Transonic Sendai, University, Sugioka, Tohoku Y. Japan; K. Nakakita, Saitoh, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Nonomura, K. Asai, Chofu, Japan; T. Sendai, Japan University, Tohoku 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1013 Aeroservoelastic Control of UAV Wings Using a Distributed Sensing, Computing, and Actuation Architecture Prioria Lee, D. Weibley, N. Abdulrahim, M. G. Lind, R. FL; Gainesville, Inc., Robotics, Armanious,Flight University of Florida, Gainesville, Armstrong NASA Suh, P. FL; Gainesville, Edwards, CA Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1019 Evaluating the Autonomous Flying Qualities of a Simulated Variable Stability Aircraft A. Hamidani, D. Kunz, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1023 Development of MIR TLAS System with Applications to Reacting Hot Gas Flows K. Sweetland, C. Combs, J. Schmisseur, University Moeller, Zhang, T. R. Rhodes, F. Tullahoma, Tullahoma, of Tennessee, TN; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1029 Comparison of LED and LASER based Lifetime Pressure-Sensitive Paint Measurement Techniques R. U. Henne, A. Weiss, C. Klein, D. Yorita, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Geisler, Göttingen, Germany Chaired by: A. DA RONCH, University of Southampton and B. JOLLY, USAF Chaired by: A. DA RONCH, University of Southampton and B. JOLLY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1012 Fly-by-Feel Control of an Aeroelastic Aircraft using Distributed Multi-Rate Kalman Filtering G. Armanious, R. Lind, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 242-AFM-10 Chaired by: K. SHWEYK, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1018 Point Detection for Touchdown Operational Flight Data Using Quality Measures and a Model Based Approach L. Koppitz, J. Siegel, N. Romanow, P. University Holzapfel, Technical Höhndorf, F. of Munich, Germany 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 243-AMT-2 Sandia National Laboratories and Z. ZHANG, University of Tennessee Chaired by: S. KEARNEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1022 3D Development of Two-Color VLIF Measurements Tomographic B. Halls, J. Gord, Air Force Research AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Spectral Energies, LLC, Hsu, S. Roy, P. Purdue University, Meyer, Dayton, OH; T. Lafayette, IN West 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 244-AMT-3 Chaired by: C. KLEIN, DLR - German Aerospace Center and N. ROOZEBOOM, NASA Ames Research 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1028 Polymer-Ceramic Two-Color Pressure-Sensitive Paint for Plasma in M=2 Airflow Transient Hayashi, A. Houpt, B. Hedlund, S. T. H. Sakaue, University of Notre Leonov, Dame, Notre IN Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 241-AFM-9

92 scitech.aiaa.org Sun B Miami 3 Sanibel 1 Sanibel 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1039 Using Contributions to HiLiftPW-3 Structured, Overset Grid Methods Knoxville, Tennessee, of University Coder, J. Pulliam, J. Jensen, NASA Knoxville, TN; T. Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1038 Bombardier Contribution to the 3rd AIAA High-Lift Workshop K. Sermeus, M. Langlois, H. Yang, Bombardier Aerospace, Montréal, Canada Unsteady Aerodynamics III 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1037 Current practice unstructured grid CFD results for 3rd AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop St. Louis, The Boeing Company, A. Cary, The Boeing Company, MO; M. Yousuf, Li, The Boeing Bengaluru, India; P. M. Mani, Harbor Pointe, WA; Company, St. Louis, MO The Boeing Company, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1043 of Intermittency Model Validation Prediction in a RANS for Transition Flow Solver Catalano, Italian Aerospace D. de Rosa, P. Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1047 Studying Fluid Breakup and Predict Aerial Dispersion To Firefighting Ground Drop Patterns S. Qureshi, A. Altman, University of Dayton, OH 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1051 Efficient Inverse Design of Transonic Airfoils Using Variable-Fidelity Models and Manifold Mapping X. Du, L. Leifsson, Iowa State University, Ames, IA; S. Koziel, Reykjavik University, Reykjavik, Iceland Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction Workshop (HiLiftPW-3) I (HiLiftPW-3) Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction Workshop Special Session: CFD Transition Modeling and Predictive Capabilities III Special Session: CFD Transition Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques III Aerodynamic Design: Analysis, Methodologies, and Optimization Techniques 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1036 HiLiftPW-3 to Contribution EMBRAER Ciloni, A. Antunes, G. L. Scalabrin, P. M. Souza, R. Granzoto, Embraer, Becker, São José dos Campos, Brazil 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1042 Modeling and Prediction Transition Using an Unstructured Grid RANS CFD Code Q. S. Baugher, C. Sheng, R. Schindler, OH Toledo, Zhao, University of Toledo, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1046 An Implicit BDF2 Time-Parallel Algorithm for Solving Convection Diffusion Equations Kestrel Team, S. Morton, CREATE Vicksburg, MS 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1050 Numerical Algorithm for Wing- Structure Design Utah State D. Hunsaker, J. Taylor, J. Joo, Air Force Logan, UT; University, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH -AV -AV TM Kestrel Component COFFE using the Amplification Factor Transport Model 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1035 Contributions to the 3rd TAU-SOLAR High Lift Prediction Workshop R. Rudnik, S. Melber-Wilkending, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Risley-Settle, Aircraft Research Germany; P. Association, Ltd., Bedford, United Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1041 Development of a Predictive Capability for Laminar-Turbulent in HPCMP CREATE Transition J. Erwin, J. D. Stefanski, R. Glasby, Knoxville, University of Tennessee, Coder, Knoxville, TN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1045 Aerodynamic Simulations around Complex Geometries by Lattice Boltzmann Method with Block- Structured Cartesian Grid Ishida, Japan Aerospace Exploration T. Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1049 VLM Coupled with 2.5D RANS Sectional Data for High-Lift Design M. Parenteau, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada; K. Sermeus, Bombardier Aerospace, Montréal, Canada; E. Laurendeau, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada –SA with Crossflow t Transition Model using Hamiltonian- Transition Strand Approach Chaired by: C. RUMSEY, NASA-Langley Research Center and N. ASHTON, University of Oxford Chaired by: C. RUMSEY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1034 Japan Aerospace Exploration and Kawasaki Heavy Agency’s Industries’ Contribution to the Third High Lift Prediction Workshop K. Yokokawa, Ito, M. Murayama, Y. Y. Japan Aerospace Exploration Yamamoto, Agency (JAXA), Mitaka, Japan; K. Tanaka, Ltd., Hirai, Ryoyu Systems Company, T. Minato, Japan; et al. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 246-APA-25 University of Tennessee and D. STEFANSKI, Chaired by: J. CODER, University of Tennessee 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1040 –Re University of Maryland, Jung, J. Baeder, Y. College Park, MD 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 247-APA-26 Research Center Chaired by: A. ELMILIGUI, NASA Langley Research Center and M. SCHOENENBERGER, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1044 Fast Computational Aeroelastic Analysis of Helicopter Rotor Blades M. Lone, D. Fleischmann, S. Weber, Cranfield, United Cranfield University, Kingdom 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 248-APA-27 Chaired by: B. MARPLES, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and R. KREEGER, NASA Glenn Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1048 Optimization with Vehicle Waverider Constraints for Wave Volumetric Drag Minimization Rodi, Lockheed Martin Corporation, P. Houston, TX Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 245-APA-24 scitech.aiaa.org 93 Captiva 2 Emerald 4 Emerald 3 Gainesville 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1057 Delay by Oblique Transition Roughness Elements in a Blasius Boundary-Layer Flow J. Ost, C. Klein, U. Henne, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany; D. Puckert, U. Rist, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1056 Development of a Robust, Multi- Level, Flow-Control Actuator Part 2: Computational Studies University of A. Vakili, B. Binkley, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1062 Influence of Burst-Modulated Frequency on Sawtooth DBD Plasma Control Separation Flow for Actuator Zhou, Harbin X. Fu, Y. C. Wong, L. Wang, Shenzhen, China Institute of Technology, Plasma Flow Control I Flow Control IV: Methods Flow Control IV: Adaptive Aerospace Structures II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1055 Development of a Robust, Multi- Level, Flow-Control Actuator Part 1: Experimental Studies University of A. Vakili, B. Binkley, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1061 A comparative flow physics study of Ns-DBD vs Ac-DBD plasma actuator on a NACA 0012 airfoil C. Durasiewicz, A. Singh, J. Little, AZ Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1066 Designing and testing a flexible trailing edge for wind energy turbine blades German M. Pohl, J. Riemenschneider, Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany Model Based Design and Knowledge Engineering 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1054 Sparse Modeling of the Lift Gains of a High-Lift Configuration with Periodic Coanda Blowing El Sayed M., R. Semaan, Radespiel, Y. University of Braunschweig, Technical Braunschweig, Germany 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1060 Morphology of a Q-DC Discharge within a Fuel Injection Jet in Supersonic Cross-Flow West Purdue University, B. Leonov, Lafayette, IN; B. Hedlund, A. Houpt, University of Notre Dame, IN 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1065 Airfoil Thickness Effects on Morphing Wings G. Caselato de Sousa, A. Rocha dos Santos, A. Sanches, O. D. Rade, Institute of A. de Paula, Technological São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Brazil 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1053 A Statistical Insight into the Onset of Deep Dynamic Stall using Multivariate Empirical Mode Decomposition Columbus, University, State Ohio Mohan, A. OH; L. Agostini, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; D. Gaitonde, Columbus, OH Ohio State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1059 Feed-back Control of Stall Separation with DBD Plasma Actuator by Detecting Vortex Passing over an Airfoil Ogawa, K. Asada, S. Sekimoto, T. T. University of K. Fujii, Tokyo Tatsukawa, Japan Science, Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1064 Design of Monolithic Selectively Compliant Morphing Structures with Locally Bi-stable Elements D. Boston, A. Arrieta, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN West 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1068 Product Aware Tolerance Development Using an Enriched Hybrid Digital Mock Up (DMU) Robinson, A. I. Friel, J. Butterfield, T. University Belfast, Marzano, Queen’s Belfast, United Kingdom Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 249-APA-28/FD-27 Exa Corporation Chaired by: D. BRZOZOWSKI, The Boeing Company and E. FARES, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1052 Experimental Implementation of Modal Approaches for Autonomous Reattachment of Separated Flows State Florida Cattafesta, L. Deem, E. Yao, H. FL; Tallahassee, University, Minnesota, of University Hemati, M. Minneapolis, MN; H. Zhang, C. Princeton, NJ Princeton University, Rowley, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 Chaired by: M. SAMIMY, The Ohio State University and A. VANDERWYST, Leidos The Ohio State University and A. VANDERWYST, Chaired by: M. SAMIMY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1058 Active flow control by means of MHD plasma actuator in the curvilinear channel Russian A. Firsov, Kazanskii, I. Moralev, P. Russia Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 251-ASC-5 Chaired by: J. KAUFFMAN, University of Central Florida 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1063 Design of a Leading Edge Morphing Based on Compliant Structures for a Regional Aircraft Twin-Prop S. Ricci, A. De Gaspari, Gilardelli, University of Milan, Airoldi, Technical Milan, Italy 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 252-DE-5 NASA-Langley Research Center and K. BENSON, Cobham Chaired by: G. CREARY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1067 Automating the Sizing Towards Process in Conceptual (Airframe) Systems Architecting A. Molina- Bile, A. Riaz, M. Guenov, Y. Cranfield, Cristobal, Cranfield University, United Kingdom

94 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 3 Miami 1 Osceola A Gainesville 1 Stephen Rizzi NASA Langley Research Center Senior Researcher, Aeroacoustics Senior Researcher, Ken Goodrich Senior Research Engineer NASA Langley Research Center 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1079 Stability Analysis of the Boundary Layer Developing on a Flat Plate with Discrete Roughness Elements in Hypersonic Flow Pinna, von Kármán I. Padilla Montero, F. Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint- Genèse, Belgium President Andrew Gibson Empirical Systems Aerospace Fluid-Structure Interaction II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1078 in High- Control of Gortler Vortices speed Boundary Layers A. Sescu, R. Alaziz, Mississippi State Mississippi State, MS; M. Afsar, University, United Glasgow, Strathclyde University, Kingdom Advances in Aerospace Education II Stability and Transition III: Receptivity and Control Stability and Transition On Demand Mobility – Enabling Technologies and Capabilities On Demand Mobility – Enabling Technologies 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1071 Student Learning Experience from Participation in AUVSI Student Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS) Competitions Garcia Lorca, F. S. Gururajan, M. Dreyer, J. O’Neill, R. Clabots, Saint A. Hoelscher, St. Louis, MO; et al. Louis University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1074 Deflection and Flutter of Hanging Flexible Plates in Normal Flow Siefers, J. Seidel, U.S. Air Force T. Colorado Springs, CO; K. Academy, Bergeron, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1077 Effect of Discrete Roughness on at Mach 6 Cross-flow Transition Corke, University E. Matlis, A. Arndt, T. of Notre Dame, IN; M. Colorado U.S. Air Force Academy, Semper, Springs, CO Engineering Brian J. German Georgia Institute of Technology Langley Associate Professor, School of Aerospace Langley Associate Professor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1070 Effective Geographically Dispersed - a Teleoperated Student Teams Systems Design Case Study Fields, University of Missouri, Kansas T. MO; A. Sobester, Kansas City, City, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1073 Numerical Investigation of Aeroelastic Forces and Pressures on Joukowski Foils of Variable Thickness due to Heaving Motion M. Catlett, J. Anderson, Naval Surface Bethesda, MD; J. West Center, Warfare University of Maryland, College Baeder, Park, College MD 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1076 Plasma-Actuated Flow Control of Hypersonic Crossflow-Induced in a Boundary-Layer Transition Mach-6 Quiet Tunnel Juliano, E. Matlis, University T. H. Yates, of Notre Dame, IN; M. Tufts, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH Danette Allen NASA Langley Research Center Senior Technologist, Intelligent Flight Systems Senior Technologist, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 253-EDU-3 Chaired by: R. LEBEAU, Saint Louis University and S. GURURAJAN 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1069 Undergraduate Contribution to Dynamically Scaled General Research at the University Aviation of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign R. Hascaryo, S. M. Qadri, Vahora, G. Ananda , University Finlon, O. Dantsker, of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; et al. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 254-F360-5 0930 - 1130 hrs NASA Langley Research Center Moderator: Michael Patterson, Aerospace Technologist, Panelists: 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 255-FD-29 Chaired by: D. WILLIS, University of Massachusetts Lowell 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1072 Refinement Mesh Adaptive An Fluid-Structure Viscous for Concept Computations Using Eulerian Vertex- Methods Based Finite Volume C. Farhat, Avery, S. Grimberg, P. R. Borker, Stanford, CA; J. Stanford University, Rabinovitch, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 256-FD-30 A&M University/Aerospace Engineering Chaired by: A. SESCU, Mississippi State University and MOYES, Texas 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1075 Receptivity to Kinetic Fluctuations: A Multiple Scales Approach University of Arizona, L. Edwards, A. Tumin, AZ Tucson, Tucson, scitech.aiaa.org 95 Sun 5 Sun 4 Sun 2 Sun 6 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1085 Airfoil of Development on Study A Low Reynolds-Number Shape Toward Aerodynamic of Dependence Characteristics Under Low-Reynolds- Tokyo, Conditions Number-Flow Science, of University Tokyo Kyushu Aono, H. Wakui, S. Hamada, D. Tokyo Anyoji, M. Tatsukawa, Japan; T. Japan; Kasuga, University, Japan University of Science, Tokyo, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1096 A Stable, High Order Accurate and Efficient Hybrid Method for Flow Calculations in Complex Geometries O. Ålund, J. Nordstrom, Linköping Linköping, Sweden University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1084 Shedding from Laminar Vortex Separation Bubble Undergoing Oscillating Behavior near Airfoil Stall Sunada, K. Rinoie, G. Fujiwara, Y. Japan Tokyo, University of Tokyo, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1090 Effects of Inflow Turbulence on Cavity Flow Simulation with and Embedded-LES method Agriculture of University Tokyo Kojima, Y. Technology, (JAXA), Agency Koganei,Exploration Japan;Aerospace Japan of A. University Hashimoto, Tokyo Kameda, M. Japan; Chofu, Koganei, Japan Agriculture and Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1095 and implementation parallel the On high-order of study performance Runge-Kutta implicit Rosenbrock-type methods for the FR/CPR solutions of equations the Navier-Stokes University of Maryland, M. Yu, L. 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University of Tennessee, Schmisseur, TN Tullahoma, Tullahoma, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1082 Response of a Flat Plate Wing to Gust at Low Reynolds Transverse Numbers J. Harvey, H. Babinsky, S. Corkery, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1088 Large-Eddy Simulation of Combined Ingress for Different Rim Seal Geometries Schroeder, M. Meinke, W. A. Pogorelov, Aachen, Germany Aachen University, RWTH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1093 Interior penalty tensor-product preconditioners for high- order discontinuous Galerkin discretizations Providence, Brown University, Pazner, W. Persson, University of California, RI; P. CA Berkeley, Berkeley, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1099 CFD Analysis on Single Expansion Ramp Nozzle Performance B. Malla, E. Gutmark, University J. Holder, of Cincinnati, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1081 Leading-Edge Flow Reattachment and the Reduction of Lateral Stability at High Angles of Attack for Low-Aspect-Ratio Rectangular Wings Linehan, K. Mohseni, University of T. Florida, Gainesville, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1087 Realizable Dynamic Hybrid LES Model Developments S. Heinz, M. Stoellinger, R. Mokhtarpoor, Laramie, University of Wyoming, WY 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1092 A Lagrangian discontinuous Galerkin hydrodynamic method for elements higher-order N. Morgan, X. Liu, D. Burton, Los Alamos Los Alamos, NM National Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1098 Spacing Numerical Study of Trip in Hypersonic Boundary Layer Transition University of Shrestha, G. Candler, P. Cities, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota, Twin Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 257-FD-31 Florida State University Chaired by: K. TAIRA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1080 Numerical Investigation of Effects of Experimental Environment on Formation in Low Reynolds Vortex Number Flows C. Kang, D. Landrum, University of M. Sridhar, Alabama, Huntsville, AL; R. Wahidi, Basin, Permian the of Texas of University University of Odessa, TX; A. Lang, J. Wilroy, AL Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 258-FD-32 Chaired by: C. SCALO 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1086 Application of a New IDDES Model Based on Wray-Agarwal Turbulence Model for Simulation of Wall- Bounded Flows with Separation University X. Han, R. Agarwal, Washington in St. Louis, MO 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 259-FD-33 University Chaired by: B. ZHANG, George Washington 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1091 A Compact Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Advection-Diffusion Problems Johnson, University of E. Johnsen, P. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 260-FD-34 and N. BISEK, Air Force Reseach Laboratory Chaired by: J. KOMIVES, Air Force Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1097 High-Fidelity Simulations of the Section UTSI Mach 2 Test N. Bisek, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson

96 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 2 Naples 2 Sanibel 3 Sarasota 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1110 For Technique Network-Lyapunov Spacecraft Formation Control C. Petersen, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM; R. Fierro, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1116 Incremental Nonlinear Control Aircraft with Allocation for a Tailless Innovative Control Effectors Delft University I. Matamoros, C. de Visser, Delft, The Netherlands of Technology, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1122 Impact of Mode Decision Delay on Estimation Error for Maneuvering Interception in Continuous- Target Controlled System Time X. Shengwen, H. Fan, Z. Song, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, China 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1109 An Adaptive Actuator Failure Compensation Scheme for a Hexarotor System University of Virginia, Sheng, G. Tao, Y. Charlottesville, VA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1115 Stability Analysis for Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion Control Kampen, Q. Chu, Delft E. Van X. Wang, Delft, The University of Technology, Lu, Swiss Federal Institute Netherlands; P. Zürich, Switzerland of Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1121 Integrated Guidance Navigation and Control Using High-Order Sliding Mode Control for a Missile Interceptor Shtessel, University of M. Cross, Y. Alabama, Huntsville, AL V&V of Adaptive Systems II Missile Guidance and Control 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1104 Three-Dimensional Benchmark RANS Computations Using Discontinuous Finite Elements on Solution-Adapted Meshes K. Fidkowski, University of Michigan, Ann MI Ann Arbor, Arbor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1108 A Distributed Adaptive Control Approach for Heterogeneous Uncertain Multiagent Systems University of Yucelen, S. Sarsilmaz, T. FL South Florida, Tampa, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1114 Analysis and Identification Piece-wise Coefficients, Aerodynamic the of Trim Conditions, and Safe Sets Model Generic Transport of the Cunis, L. Burlion, ONERA, Toulouse, T. France; J. Condomines, French Civil France Toulouse, University, Aviation 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1120 Robust Integrated Guidance and Missiles Control Design for Tactical B. Panchal, K. Subramanian, S. Talole, Defence Institute of Advanced Technology, Pune, India Control System Methodologies III Special Session: RANS Solutions for Benchmark Configurations I 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1103 Unstructured Grid Adaptation and for Turbulent Solver Technology Flows M. Park, NASA Langley Research Center, College Imperial Barral, N. VA; Hampton, London, United Kingdom; D. Ibanez, The Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, Michal, T. Krakos, J. Kamenetskiy, D. NM; St. Louis, MO; et al. Boeing Company, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1107 Active Sampling-Based Binary of Dynamical Systems Verification J. Quindlen, Massachusetts Institute of Topcu, U. MA; Cambridge, Technology, G. TX; Austin, Austin, Texas, of University University of Illinois, Urbana- Chowdhary, Massachusetts Champaign, Urbana, IL; J. How, Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1113 Construction of Stability-Based Hybrid Using Verification Safety for Automata Continuation Methods Uth, A. Narang-Siddarth, University of P. M. Seattle, WA; Washington, Clark, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1119 Passivity-based Nonlinear Attitude Control Design for Fin-Controlled Missiles Kim, Seoul National University, S. Lee, Y. Seoul, South Korea 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1102 Grid Convergence for Three Dimensional Benchmark Turbulent Flows B. Diskin, National Institute of Aerospace, Anderson, M. Pandya, W. Hampton, VA; J. Thomas, NASA Langley C. Rumsey, Liu, Y. Hampton, VA; Research Center, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, et al. VA; 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1106 Adaptive Control of a Rigid Body on Exponential Coordinates Vehicle with Guaranteed Performance University Yucelen, E. Arabi, S. Sarsilmaz, T. FL; M. Maadani, E. of South Florida, Tampa, Tucson, Tucson, Arizona, of University Butcher, Aeronautical Embry-Riddle Nazari, M. AZ; Daytona Beach, FL University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1112 Runtime Assurance Protection for Engine Control Advanced Turbofan J. Schierman, D. Neal, Barron Associates, NASA E. Wong, Inc., Charlottesville, VA; Cleveland, OH; A. Glenn Research Center, Partners, LLC, Brook Chicatelli, Vantage Park, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1118 Using Multiple Sensing to Overcome Structural Bending Modes in Flight Control J. Ben-Asher, A. Bitanski, G. Hexner, Institute of Technology, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel Chaired by: B. DISKIN, National Institute of Aerospace and W. ANDERSON, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: B. DISKIN, National Institute of Aerospace and W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1101 Customized Grid Generation Codes for Benchmark Three-Dimensional Flows H. Nishikawa, B. Diskin, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 262-GNC-15/IS-6 YUCELEN and J. MUSE, AFRL/RQQA Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1105 Adaptive Neural Network Control of Spacecraft Rendezvous using Nonlinear Dynamical Models in the presence of J2 perturbations K. Zhang, M. Demetriou, Worcester MA Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 263-GNC-16 Chaired by: M. CLARK and C. DE VISSER, Delft University of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1111 and Investigation of a Verification with a Turbofan Tool Validation Aircraft Engine Application Uth, A. Narang-Siddarth, University P. Seattle, WA; of Washington, NASA Glenn Research Center, E. Wong, Cleveland, OH 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 264-GNC-17 Sandia National Laboratories Chaired by: S. WELLS, Raytheon Missile Systems and KOWALCHUK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1117 Flight System Requirements R. Morgan, M. Karashin, Raytheon AZ Tucson, Company, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 261-FD-35 scitech.aiaa.org 97 Destin 1 Naples 1 Captiva 1 Osceola 3 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1131 A Sampled-Data Approach to Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion Adaptive Control A&M Texas D. Famularo, J. Valasek, College Station, TX University, Aircraft Flight Control Design Tracking and Data Association Tracking 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1130 Gain-Scheduled Multivariable Flight Control under Uncertain Trim Conditions University of Fichter, J. Stephan, W. Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1135 Rapid Clustering for Optimal Sensor Selection in Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks Ohio State A. Soderlund, M. Kumar, Columbus, OH; D. Kim, University, Starkville, MS Mississippi State University, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation of a High Speed Cryogenic Testing Model with Remote Wind Tunnel Control Actuation (RCA) Spoiler Seattle, Calkins, The Boeing Company, F. WA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1126 Set-Theoretic Model Reference Adaptive Control of a Generic Model Transport University of South Yucelen, E. Arabi, T. FL; N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Florida, Tampa, Moffett Field, CA Research Center, Intelligent Adaptive Control Applications II High Reynolds Number Aerodynamics and Testing (Invited) High Reynolds Number Aerodynamics and Testing 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1129 Design of Adaptive Sliding Mode Control for Uncertain Thrust Airship Vectored A. Mishra, N. Sinha, Indian Institute of Madras, Chennai, India Technology 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1134 Decomposition Approach to A Tensor Data Association Ohio State M. Kumar, S. Krishnaswamy, Columbus, OH University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1138 A Discrete and Distributed Steady Blowing Application on a High Reynolds Number Semispan Supercritical Wing Configuration (Invited) Milholen, D. Chan, NASA G. Jones, W. S. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, C. Cagle, Goodliff, Jacobs, Hampton, VA; J. Fell, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1125 Retrospective Cost Adaptive Control Model of the Generic Transport under Abrupt Faults A. Ansari, D. Bernstein, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1128 Robust Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion Control Using Angular Accelerometer Feedback Kampen, Q. Chu, C. Cakiroglu, E. Van Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1133 Lost at Sea Skymark Positioning using Multiple Hypothesis Tracking O’Shea, Massachusetts Institute of P. Whitacre, Cambridge, MA; W. Technology, Cambridge, MA; J. Draper Laboratory, Hoffman, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1137 Summary of the 2012 Boeing 787 at Half Span Model High Speed Test Windtunnel the European Transonic Seattle, The Boeing Company, M. Sleppy, WA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1124 Fault Detection and Adaptive Quantum with Estimation Parameter and Multiple- Inspired Techniques Model Filters Q. Zhang, S. Balakrishnan, Missouri Rolla, University of Science and Technology, Indiana University, MO; J. Busemeyer, Bloomington, IN Chaired by: G. CHOWDHARY, Oklahoma State University and S. REED, NAVAIR/NAWCAD - Flight Control Branch Oklahoma State University and S. REED, NAVAIR/NAWCAD Chaired by: G. CHOWDHARY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1127 Stability and Robustness Analysis Incremental for Improvements and Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion Control Kampen, Q. Chu, E. Van R. van ‘t Veld, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 267-GNC-20 Draper Laboratory and N. AHMED, University of Colorado Boulder WHITACRE, Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1132 and Multi-target Identity Tracking Management Using Multiple Sensors C. Zhang, I. Hwang, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN West 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 268-GT-5 Windtunnel European Transonic NASA Langley Research Center and M. WRIGHT, Chaired by: R. PARYZ, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1136 Successful Application of Cryogenic Pressure Sensitive Paint Technique at ETW C. Klein, U. Henne, German D. Yorita, Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Ondrus, U. Beifuss, University Germany; V. of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany; A. Windtunnel Hensch, European Transonic (ETW), Cologne, Germany; et al. Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 265-GNC-18 Chaired by: K. HASHEMI, NASA Ames Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1123 Approaches to Real-time Adaptive Prediction of Loss-of-Control Margins with Visual Cue Feedback Wichita M. Rafi, J. Steck, A. Chakravarthy, Wichita, KS State University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 266-GNC-19

98 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 1 Daytona 2 Daytona 1 Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1143 Influence of the Facility Nozzle Design in the Unsteady Response of Direct-Connect Scramjet Combustors E. Degregori, M. Ferlauto, Technical Italy Turin, University of Turin, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1148 Supersonic Differential Turbulent Combustion of Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethylene, without Assisted Ignition Stony Ladeinde, Stony Brook University, F. Inc., Li, TTC Technologies, W. Brook, NY; Centereach, NY ICME Prize Competition 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1142 Computational Investigation of the Flow Distortions in a Mach 6 Converging-Diverging Facility Nozzle Analytical Mechanics Associates, R. Shenoy, Langley NASA Drozda, T. VA; Hampton, Inc., Passe, B. VA; Hampton, Center, Research Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., K. Cabell, R. Baurle, NASA Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1147 Implementation of Two-Phase Supersonic Combustion Simulation in VULCAN Stony Ladeinde, Stony Brook University, F. Brook, NY 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1152 Integrated System Health Management (ISHM) and Autonomy J. Figueroa, NASA Stennis Space Center, D2K MS; M. Walker, Stennis Space Center, Ocean Side, CA Technologies, Experimental Analysis of Scramjet Combustors I Integrated Systems Health Management (ISHM) I High Fidelity Combustion Modeling For Speed Propulsion 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1141 An Investigation of Modified Cavity Flow Generated Supersonic Mixing A. Fetterhoff, A. Vakili, M. Boudaghi, T. Meganathan, University of Tennessee, TN Knoxville, Tullahoma, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1146 A Computational Study of Ramjet, Scramjet and Dual-mode Ramjet Combustion in Combustor with a Cavity Flameholder Swedish Defense N. Zettervall, C. Fureby, Research Agency (FOI), Stockholm, Sweden 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1151 Leverage Points for System Health Management of Autonomous Systems A. Bajwa, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1140 Cavity-Based Flow Control in A Supersonic Duct Utilizing a Q-DC Generator Plasma Shock Wave University A. Houpt, B. Hedlund, S. Leonov, of Notre Dame, IN; T. R. Leiweke, Air Force Ombrello, C. Carter, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1145 Hybrid LES/RANS Simulation of Supersonic Premixed Ethylene Combustion Nielsen, J. Edwards, North Carolina State T. Raleigh, NC; H. Chelliah, D. University, C. Goyne, R. Rockwell, University Lieber, of Virginia, Charlottesville, et al. VA; 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1150 POMDP A System Health Aware Framework for Planetary Rover Evaluation and Refinement Traverse NASA Arnon, M. Shirley, E. Balaban, T. Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, Stanford, S. Brisson, Stanford University, CA; A. Gao, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 269-HSABP-6 A&M University Chaired by: O. POWELL and G. JOHNSTON, Texas 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1139 Experimental Study of Heat Release Induced Unstart in a Supersonic Circular Combustor Lee, D. Baccarella, Q. Liu, B. McGann, T. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 270-HSABP-7 and J. ETELE Chaired by: X. WANG 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1144 Hybrid RANS/LES of Combustion in a Supersonic Cavity Flameholder at Mach 2 and 3 D. Peterson, E. Hassan, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 271-ICME-1 0930 - 1230 hrs Three presentations will be given, followed by the panel deliberation. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 272-IS-7 MAUL Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1149 Current State of solid propulsion integrated system health management I. Davis, Orbital ATK, R. Hyde, D. DeVries, UT Promontory, scitech.aiaa.org 99 Sun C Sun D Tampa 1 Tampa Emerald 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1158 Interface Shock viscosity in Energetic material using Cohesive Finite Element Method Purdue Tomar, C. Prakash, I. Gunduz, V. Lafayette, IN West University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1164 A Machine Learning Approach to Aircraft Sensor Error Detection and Correction A&M R. Swischuk, D. Allaire, Texas College Station, TX University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1175 for Vortices Blade Tip Tracking Numerical Flow Simulations of Hovering Rotorcraft D. Kao, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; K. Smith, Z. Liu, Old Norfolk, VA Dominion University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1157 Multi-Scale Optimization of Nanocomposites with Probabilistic Feature Descriptors Sundararaghavan, University V. Acar, P. MI; N. Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Fasanella, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Baltimore, MD 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1163 Cost on Test Effect of Varying Design of Experiments Zhang, N. Kim, C. Park, R. Haftka, Y. University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1169 Modeling and Inverse Simulation of Generic Helicopter Maneuvers Cairo, H. Shahat, Cairo University, Modern Sciences and Arts Egypt; A. Aly, Giza, Egypt; G. Elbayoumi, M. University, Cairo, Egypt Abdelrahman, Cairo University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1174 Vizir: High-order mesh and solution visualization using OpenGL 4.0 graphic pipeline A. Loseille, French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control France (INRIA), Saclay, Visualization Nanostructured Materials II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1156 Scalable Manufacturing of Thermoset Nanocomposites Consisting of Ferrimagnetic Nanoparticles using Static Magnetic Fields D. Gao, N. Yamamoto, M. Spencer, University Pennsylvania State University, Park, PA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1162 Evolutionary Optimization of for Satellite Formation Topology Applications Ground Targeting J. Pearl, D. Hitt, University of D. Hinckley, Burlington, VT Vermont, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1168 Airplane Transport A Generic T-tail Simulation for High-Angle-of-Attack Dynamics Modeling Investigations K. Cunningham, G. Shah, NASA Langley M. Hill, B. Hampton, VA; Research Center, Pickering, Unisys Corporation, Hampton, J. Litt, NASA Glenn Research Center, VA; Partners, Cleveland, OH; S. Norin, Vantage LLC, Cleveland, OH 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1173 dbslice - Flexible, Web-Based, Database-Driven Visualization G. Pullan, X. Li, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle Dynamics I Modeling and Simulation of Air Vehicle Nondeterministic Optimization Methods and Applications 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1155 Evaluation of Novel Solutions for Lightning Strike Protection of Composites Using Current Carrying Capacity B. Ashrafi, J. Crodua, M. Jakubinek, Q. Martinez-Rubi, National Y. Pankov, V. Yang, Research Council Canada, Montréal, Canada; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1161 Multi-point and Quantification Laminar Natural of Optimization Transition to Robustness Airfoil Flow Amplification Factor J. Hollom, N. Qin, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1167 Aerodynamic Stall and Buffet Modeling for the Cessna Citation II Data Based on Flight Test D. Pool, L. van Horssen, C. de Visser, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1172 A Subzone-Based Client-Server for I/O Efficient Analysis Technique and Visualization of Large Remote Datasets Inc., Tecplot, C. Mackey, D. Taflin, S. Imlay, Bellevue, WA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1154 Multifunctional skin materials based on tailorable, carbon-nanotube- polyurethane composite sheets Martinez-Rubi, M. Jakubinek, B. Ashrafi, Y. National K. Laqua, M. Palardy-Sim, S. Roy, Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Canada; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1160 Interval-Based Multiobjective Optimization of Aircraft Wings Under Gust Loads S. Rao, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1166 Modeling of the Aircraft Landing Behavior for Runway Excursion and Abnormal Runway Contact Analysis University Holzapfel, Technical F. C. Wang, of Munich, Garching, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1171 Visualization and Data Analytics Challenges of Large-Scale High- Fidelity Numerical Simulations of Wind Energy Applications D. Mavriplis, University of Z. Yang, A. Kirby, B. Duque, E. WY; Laramie, Laramie, Wyoming, Whitlock, Intelligent Light, Rutherford, NJ Chaired by: N. YAMAMOTO, Penn State University and S. ROY, The University of Alabama Penn State University and S. ROY, Chaired by: N. YAMAMOTO, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1153 the in enhancement the Predicting Fiber Carbon of strength compressive Reinforced Polymer Composites by Carbon Multiwalled overwrapping Nanotubes using a Multiscale Approach V. Kokkada Ravindranath, S. Roy, P. Unnikrishnan, University of Alabama, AL; H. Lu, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Dallas, Richardson, TX University of Texas, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 274-MDO-6 Chaired by: K. WILLCOX, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1159 A Fusion-Based Multi-Information Source Optimization Approach using Knowledge Gradient Policies A&M S. Ghoreishi, D. Allaire, Texas College Station, TX University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 275-MST-10 ZAAL, NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: B. APONSO, NASA Ames Research Center and P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1165 An Introduction to the Navy’s Physics Based Model of the Hose and Drogue Refueling System - Design and Validation Coherent Koehler, E. Vess, R. Boothe, K. Technical Command, Services,Systems Air Naval Inc.,Knoblauch, E. Air LexingtonNaval McLaughlin, S. Park, MD; Park, MD; Lexington Systems Command, Lakehurst, NJ 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 276-MVC-4 Chaired by: D. KAO, NASA Ames Research Center and E. DUQUE, Intelligent Light 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1170 Change-point Detection between Unsteady CFD Simulation Two Results by Sparse Structure Learning N. Isoshima, Hitachi, Hitachinaka, Japan; K. Shimoyama, S. Obayashi, Tohoku Sendai, Japan University, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 273-MAT-7

100 scitech.aiaa.org Sun A Osceola 5 Sarasota 3 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1187 Uncertainty Quantification of Flame Function under a Bayesian Transfer Framework S. Mak, C. Sung, J. Wu, Li, X. Wang, Y. Georgia Institute of Technology, Yang, V. Atlanta, GA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1181 Rare Event Simulation of a Rotorcraft System Marzouk, Massachusetts B. Zhang, Y. Cambridge, MA; Institute of Technology, Research B. Min, United Technologies Sahai, United T. East Hartford, CT; Center, CA Berkeley, Research Center, Technologies 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1186 Detailed Measurement of ORSC Main Chamber Injector Dynamics in a Model Rocket Combustor West M. Bedard, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN; B. Austin, IN Space, LLC, Anderson, Purdue Lafayette, IN; W. West Lafayette, IN West University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1180 Multifidelity Statistical Analysis of Large Eddy Simulations in Scramjet Computations Laboratories, National Sandia Huan, X. National Sandia Geraci, G. CA; Livermore, Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; C. Safta, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, Laboratories, National Sandia Eldred, M. CA; Albuquerque, NM; K. Sargsyan, Z. Vane, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA; et al. Turbulent Combustion IV Turbulent 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1185 Measurement of Linear Growth of Self-Excited Instabilities in an Idealized Rocket Combustor Hallum, T. Liu, W. T. M. Orth, C. Vodney, Anderson, Purdue University, Pourpoint, W. Lafayette, IN West 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1179 Multilevel-Multidelity Approaches for Forward UQ in the DARPA SEQUOIA project J. M. Eldred, G. Geraci, A. Gorodetsky, Jakeman, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM Rocket and Air-Breathing Propulsion II Rocket and Air-Breathing 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1184 Dynamics Release Heat Investigating Combustor Unstable Self-Excited a in Using High Fidelity Chemiluminescence Measurements and Modeling S. Sardeshmukh, M. Bedard, A. Pons Anderson, Purdue University, Lorente, W. Lafayette, IN West 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1190 The Structure and Dynamics of a Bluff-Body Stabilized Premixed Reacting Flow Yi, Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, T. C. Fugger, Solutions, Scientific Innovative Sykes, J. OH; J. Rankin, B. Caswell, A. OH; Dayton, Inc., Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Miller, Patterson AFB, OH; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1178 Error Estimator A Finite Volume Inspired by the Variational Multiscale Approach O. Colomes, G. Scovazzi, I. Sraj, Knio, Durham, NC; O. Le Maître, Duke University, France Orsay, University of Paris-Saclay, Special Session: DARPA Efficient Quantification of Uncertainty in Physical Systems (EQUiPS) Program Special Session: DARPA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1183 Exploration of Reduced-Order Models for Rocket Combustion Applications University C. Huang, J. Xu, K. Duraisamy, MI; Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, West C. Merkle, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1189 Mixing in high-pressure flows: the influence of the number species L. Sciacovelli, California Institute of Pasadena, CA; J. Bellan, Jet Technology, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1177 Multi-Disciplinary Risk-Adaptive Design of Super-Cavitating Hydrofoil L. Bonfiglio, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA; J. Royset, Technology, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA; G. Karniadakis, Brown University, Providence, RI Chaired by: J. BELLAN, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Q. LIU 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1182 Modeling Premixed Flame Response Acoustic Modes to Transverse Lieuwen, Georgia Institute of Acharya, T. V. Atlanta, GA Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 279-PC-14 CFD Research Corporation and R. BAURLE, NASA-Langley Center PALIES, Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1188 The Thermodynamic Regime During Mixing under High-Pressure Conditions G. Castiglioni, California Institute of Pasadena, CA; J. Bellan, Jet Technology, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 277-NDA-5 and M. RUMPFKEIL, University of Dayton FAHROO Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1176 Characterizing Subspaces of Engineering Shapes using Differential Geometry Constantine, University of P. Z. Grey, CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 278-PC-13 scitech.aiaa.org 101 Destin 2 Emerald 7 Emerald 2 Emerald 8 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1196 Combustion Dynamics of Microwave Enhanced Flame A&M University, R. Miles, Texas A. Tropina, College Station, TX 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1206 Continuum Shape Sensitivity Analysis for Aeroelastic Gust using an Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Reference Frame Polytechnic Virginia Sandler, D. Canfield, R. Blacksburg, VA Institute and State University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1212 Fast Flutter Uncertainty Calculation Based on Arbitrary Modal Shapes and Reduced - Order Modeling S. Zhu, Beihang Dai, C. Yang, G. Huang, Y. Beijing, China University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1195 Mixing enhancement by electrical discharge in supersonic airflow R. Rakhimov, E. Dolgov, A. Firsov, Joint Institute for High M. Shurupov, of the Russian Academy Temperatures Russia; S. Leonov, of Sciences, Moscow, University of Notre Dame, IN 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1201 Membrane Structure Supported by for Space Self-Deployable Truss Applications Miyazaki, M. Fukunaga, D. Kousaka, Y. Funabashi, Japan Nihon University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1205 Flutter Suppression For Finite Element Modeling of Damaged HALE Aircraft Wings H. Hoseini, D. Hodges, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1211 Nonlinear Gust Reduced Order Modeling Based On FUN3D And Theory Volterra Chen, ZONA P. S. Yang, Z. Wang, Inc., Scottsdale, AZ Technology, Dewey70: Aeroelasticity Deployable Spacecraft Apertures 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1194 Measurements and Kinetic Modeling of Fuel-Oxidizer Diluted in Species Radical Repetitive a by Excited Mixtures University, State Ohio Nanosecond Pulse Discharge Center Eckert, Z. Aerospace Winters, C. German Yin, Z. OH; Columbus, (DLR), Stuttgart, Germany; K. Frederickson, I. Columbus, OH Adamovich, Ohio State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1200 Coilable Ultralight Ladder-type Space Structures S. Pellegrino, California Institute Royer, F. Pasadena, CA of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1204 Method in A Mode Tracking Aeroelastic Stability Analysis Using Left Eigenvectors X. Hang, Q. Fei, Southeast University, Su, University of Nanjing, China; W. AL Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1210 Greedy Sampling and Incremental of Surrogate Model-based Tailoring Aeroservoelastic Model Database for Flexible Aircraft K. Pant, CFD Research Wang, Y. J. Corporation, Huntsville, AL; M. Brenner, Ouellette, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Edwards, CA Center, Plasma Assisted Combustion and Ignition III Computational Aeroelasticity I, Reduced Order Modeling 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1193 In-situ Laser Diagnostics of Pentane Oxidation and Pyrolysis in Nanosecond-pulsed Plasma Discharges Ju, Princeton A. Rousso, X. Mao, Y. Princeton, NJ University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1199 Athermalization of Deformable Actuators for Radio Reflector’s Astronomy Satellites Okuma, M. Sakamoto, H. Kashiyama, R. Tokyo InstituteAcademy, Defense ofNational Technology,Tanaka, H. Tokyo, Japan Japan;Ishimura, K. Japan; Kanagawa, Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kanagawa, Japan 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1203 Comprehensive Aeroelastic Analysis of a Smart Composite Wing Z. Sotoudeh, California State Polytechnic Pomona, CA; N. Hosking, The University, Aerospace Corporation, El Segundo, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1209 Kernels Assessment via Volterra Neural Networks for Time-Delay Nonlinear Unsteady Aerodynamic Loading Identification Marques, University of São N. Paula, F. Silva, NASA Paulo, São Carlos, Brazil; W. Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1192 Inhibition of Plasma-Assisted Ignition in Hydrogen-Oxygen Mixtures by Hydrocarbons Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton, NJ 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1198 Form-Finding of Large Deployable Mesh Reflectors with Elastic Deformations of Supporting Structures University of Southern B. Yang, S. Yuan, California, Los Angeles, CA; H. Fang, Shanghai YS Information Technology Ltd., Shanghai, China Company, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1202 Propeller Effects on the Dynamic Response of HALE Aircraft C. Cesnik, University of Teixeira, P. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1208 Multidisciplinary Effects on High- Performance and Speed Vehicle Stability R. Kitson, C. Cesnik, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Chaired by: A. STARIKOVSKIY, Princeton University Chaired by: A. STARIKOVSKIY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1191 Ionization Front Initiation and Nanosecond by Propagation Assisted Plasma During Discharges Ignition L. Massa, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and J. Freund, Blacksburg, VA; State University, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 281-SCS-5 Chaired by: J. HEALD, Canadian Space Agnecy and BLACK, Virginia Tech 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1197 Shape Control of A CFRC Reflector with PZT and MFC Actuators Zhou, S. Jiang, H. Fang, L. Lan, Y. K. Wu, Shanghai YS Information Technology Coporation, Shanghai, China 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 282-SD-9 Indian Institute of Science and Z. SOTOUDEH, Cal Poly Pomona Chaired by: D. HARURSAMPATH, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Experimental Aeroelastic Models: for Testing Design and Wind Tunnel Correlation with New Theory Durham, NC E. Dowell, Duke University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 283-SD-10 National Research Council Canada University of Maryland, College Park and A. GREWAL, Chaired by: A. DATTA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1207 Characterization of Towards Relevant Fidelity Modeling of Loads for Maneuvering Hypersonic Vehicles J. McNamara, Ohio B. Grier, E. Dreyer, Columbus, OH State University, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 280-PDL-11

102 scitech.aiaa.org Naples 3 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1200 hrs Oral Presentation From Formal Requirements to Highly Assured Software for UAS: The DAIDALUS/ICAROUS Story C. Munoz, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1229 A Dual Spring Modeling Approach for Static and Fatigue Failure Assessments of Carbon/Epoxy Composite Sub-Elements Liu, J. Lua, Global X. Cui, Ren, P. Engineering and Materials, Inc., Princeton, United Rao, M. Mordasky, NJ; P. Corporation, East Hartford, Technologies et al. CT; 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1217 MBSE Based Digital Thread and Digital System Model for AF DCGS Booz Allen Sundaram, L. Brownlow, V. Hamilton, McLean, VA 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Influence Factors for a Risk Based Unmanned to Approach Certification Aircraft Systems: A Study of Operational Concepts for Urban Air Mobility (UAM) N. Neogi, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1223 form of peridynamics Weak E. Madenci, M. Dorduncu, A. Barut, AZ; Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, N. Phan, Naval Air Systems Command, MD Patuxent River, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1228 of a Discrete Damage Validation Mechanics Methodology Using the Static and Fatigue Behavior of Specimens Carbon/Epoxy Tapered M. Gurvich, United Rao, M. Mordasky, P. Corporation, East Hartford, Technologies N. Vieira De Carvalho, B. Seshadri, CT; National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, J. Ratcliffe, NASA Langley Research VA; Hampton, VA Center, Systems Engineering II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1216 Constraint, and The Behavior, A Web-Based Scenario (BeCoS) Tool: Software Application for Modeling Behaviors and Scenarios Wagner, D. Arballo, J. Rozek, M. Kaderka, J. Laboratory, Propulsion Jet Ingham, M. Pasadena, CA California Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs Oral Presentation and Validation Verification Challenges for Adaptive Flight Control of Complex Autonomous Systems N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1222 A continuum damage description for a discrete crack modeling approach for delamination migration in composite laminates D. Pham, J. Lua, Global Engineering and Materials, Inc., Princeton, NJ; D. Zhang, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1227 Comparative Study of Post-Buckling Load Redistribution in Stiffened Aircraft Panel With and Without Material Nonlinearity Aerospace Industries, Inc., Turkish E. Aydin, A. Kayran, Middle East Ankara, Turkey; Ankara, Turkey University, Technical Buckling, Fatigue and Fracture of Structures Advanced Computational Models for Composite Structures I Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk Assessment Based Operation Unmanned Aircraft I 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1215 Resilient Autonomous Systems: Life-Cycle Design, Metrics and Simulation-based Assessment M. Balchanos, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA; A. Kashani-Pour, Technology, H. Kwan, S. Vivanco, Global A. Thakker, Connection, Inc., Atlanta, GA Technology 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1218 UAS Hazard Mitigation through Assured Compliance with Conformance Criteria A. E. Dill, K. Hayhurst, S. Young, Narkawicz, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1221 Development of a Mesoscale Finite Element Constitutive Model for Fiber Kinking A. Bergan, NASA Langley Research Center, M. Herráez, C. González, Hampton, VA; Studies Advanced of Institute Madrid Lopes, (IMDEA), Madrid, Spain 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1226 Vibration fatigue of turbine blade for liquid rocket engine Liang, Beihang Li, B. Sun, J. Fang, T. Y. Beijing, China University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1214 Constraint-driven Design Specification for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems L. Petnga, Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 1000 hrs Oral Presentation An ASTM Standard for Bounding Behavior of Complex Algorithms for Unmanned Aircraft Operations S. Cook, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Raleigh, NC 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1220 Exact Micromechanical Analysis of Composites with Closely Packed Fibers Honein, H. Rai, M. Najjar, E. Honein, T. University of Balamand, Lebanon 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1225 On the Use of Classical Jacobi Orthogonal Polynomials in the Ritz Method R. Kapania, Virginia Polytechnic B. Alanbay, Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 284-SE-2 Rolls-Royce Corp Chaired by: M. FRENCH, Rolls-Royce Corp and J. MATLIK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1213 Developing Model-Based Systems Engineering Artifacts for Legacy Systems A. Maheshwari, N. Davendralingam, Raz, D. DeLaurentis, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN West 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 DLR - German Aerospace Center and C. TORENS, DLR - German Aerospace Center ADOLF, Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs Oral Presentation ALAADy - Automated Low Altitude Air DeliverY Adolf, C. Torens, J. Dittrich, F. J. Dauer, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 286-STR-10 Politecnico di Torino YU, Purdue University and A. PAGANI, Chaired by: W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1219 Analyzing impact induced delamination in laminated composite materials with peridynamic modeling Zhou, D. Liu, Michigan State University, W. East Lansing, MI 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 287-STR-11 Center University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and I. RAJU, NASA-Langley Research Chaired by: H. HILTON, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1224 Thermal buckling analysis of periodically supported composite beams using Isogeometric analysis J. Miglani, B. Devarajan, R. Kapania, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Blacksburg, VA University, scitech.aiaa.org 103 Osceola 6 Sarasota 2 Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee Florida Hall CD 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1246 Numerical and Experimental Edge Flap Investigation of Trailing Performance on a Model Wind Turbine G. D. Marten, S. Bartholomay, Pechlivanoglou, C. Nayeri, Paschereit, University of Berlin, Technical University of Germany; A. Fischer, Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; et al. 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1235 Slip effects in near continuum hypersonic flow over canonical geometries Schwartzentruber, Bhide, N. Singh, T. P. University of I. Nompelis, G. Candler, Cities, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota, Twin 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1245 Active Flow Control on a Towards Using Research Scale Wind Turbine Edge Flaps PID controlled Trailing University Technical S. Bartholomay, of Berlin, Germany; G. Michos, Education Institute of Technological Piraeus, Athens, Greece; S. Perez-Becker, G. Pechlivanoglou, C. Nayeri, Technical University of Berlin, Germany; G. Institute Education Technological Nikolaouk, of Piraeus, Athens, Greece; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1234 Prediction of Flight Measurements of High-Enthalpy Nonequilibrium Flow from a CubeSat-Class Atmospheric Probe J. Morgan, N. Nuwal, Williams, Z. Putnam, D. Levin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; A. Pikus, al. et IN; Lafayette, West University, Purdue 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1240 Mission Performance Evaluation of Low-speed Small Unmanned Aerial Systems Using Virtual Range and Stereo Camera Sensors State M. Scott, K. Jerath, Washington Pullman, WA University, Nonequilibrium Flows III Luncheon in Exposition Hall UAS Missions and Applications I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1244 Measurements of Wind Turbine Shadow and Fairing Effects Tower C. Noyes, Qin, E. Loth, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1233 State-resolved characterization of nitric oxide formation in shock flows D. Andrienko, I. Boyd, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1239 MicaSense Aerial Pointing and Stabilization System: Dampening In-Flight Vibrations for Improved Agricultural Imaging Z. Caratao, K. Gabel, A. Arun, B. Myers, Seattle, University of Washington, MicaSense, D. Swartzendruber, WA; C. Lum, University of Seattle, WA; Seattle, WA Washington, Aeroelasticity, Structural Dynamics, and Loads Prediction I Aeroelasticity, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1243 Overview and Design of PitchVAWT: Axis Wind Turbine Vertical Pitch for with Active Variable Experimental and Numerical Comparison B. LeBlanc, C. Simao Ferreira, Delft Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1232 Investigating CO Dissociation by means of Coarse Grained Ab-Initio Rate Constants M. Panesi, University of Illinois, S. Venturi, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1238 Increasing the Accuracy of 3-D Maps Created using a UAV-Based LIDAR Ruiz, V. C. Carreon Limones, M. Asher, S. Bhandari, California State Polytechnic Pomona, CA; R. Lauf, University, Long Beach, California State University, Long Beach, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1242 Structural Performance and Power Systems Production of Wind Turbine Coupled Blades in with Bend-Twist Underrated Wind Conditions A. Kayran, Middle East Technical O. Sener, Ankara, Turkey University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1231 Redistribution of Vibrational Energy : Mechanisms and Transition Probabilities University Schwartzentruber, T. M. Grover, Cities, Minneapolis, MN of Minnesota, Twin 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1237 Performance Modeling Trajectory of Quadrotors Under Wind Disturbances S. Allison, H. Bai, B. Jayaraman, Oklahoma OK Stillwater, State University, Chaired by: J. WHITE, Sandia National Laboratories and S. KANNER 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1241 Adjoint-Based High-Fidelity Aeroelastic Optimization of Wind Blade for Load Stress Turbine Minimization D. Mavriplis, E. Anderson, University of Laramie, WY Wyoming, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 291-LUNCH-2 1230 - 1400 hrs Ticket is required. Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 288-TP-7 University of Minnesota SCHWARTZENTRUBER, Chaired by: D. KUNTZ, Sandia National Laboratories and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1230 Coarse Grain Model for Energy and Dissociation Transfer R. Macdonald, M. Panesi, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 289-UAS-6 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Chaired by: R. STANSBURY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1236 Generating Multi-Purpose Rendered Environments from Unmanned Aerial System Data S. Xu, C. Lum, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 290-WE-6

104 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 3 Tampa 2 Tampa Osceola 3 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1252 Noise Characteristics of a Supersonic High Aspect Ratio Rectangular Nozzle for Ideally Expanded Jet Flow K. Viswanath, R. Johnson, A. Corrigan, K. Kailasanath, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C.; B. Malla, E. Gutmark, Washington, University of Cincinnati, OH 1700 hrs Open Discussion 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1258 Overview and Summary of the Third AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop NASA Langley Research Center, C. Rumsey, J. Slotnick, The Boeing Hampton, VA; A. Sclafani, The Seattle, WA; Company, Huntington Beach, CA Boeing Company, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1251 On the Connection Between Near and Far Pressure Fields of a Jet Turbulent D. Papamoschou, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA G. Holst, PCO, Kelheim, Germany 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1257 Anisotropic Adaptive Mesh Results for the Third High Lift Prediction (HiLiftPW-3) Workshop J. Krakos, The Michal, D. Kamenetskiy, T. St. Louis, MO Boeing Company, 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Systems Camera and Sensors Image (PSP) Paint Sensitive Pressure for Sensitive Paint and Temperature & Present Past, - Applications (TSP) Future (Invited) Jet Noise II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1250 Quantitative Evaluation of Effect on Acoustic Waves Jet Temperature from Supersonic Jets at Mach 2.0 by Large Eddy Simulations University of Science, H. Nakano, Tokyo University, Tohoku Nonomura, T. Japan; Tokyo, Miyagi, Japan; A. Oyama, Japan Aerospace Sagamihara, (JAXA), Agency Exploration Science, of University Tokyo Mamori, H. Japan; University, Tokai Fukushima, N. Japan; Tokyo, Tokyo Yamamoto, M. Japan; Hiratsuka, Japan University of Science, Tokyo, 1600 hrs Open Discussion 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1256 Kestrel Results HPCMP CREATE™-AV for the Third High Lift Prediction Workshop D. Stefanski, University J. Erwin, R. Glasby, Knoxville, Oak Ridge, TN of Tennessee, Pressure Sensitive Paint Workshop (Invited) Pressure Sensitive Paint Workshop Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction Workshop (HiLiftPW-3) II (HiLiftPW-3) Special Session: 3rd High Lift Prediction Workshop 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1249 Supersonic Jet Noise Prediction Using Optimized Compact Scheme with Modified Monotonicity Preserving Limiter M. Ahn, D. Lee, Korea Advanced Institute Daejeon, of Science and Technology, South Korea Sendai, Japan University, K. Asai, Tohoku 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1255 PowerFLOW Simulations for the Third AIAA High-Lift Prediction Workshop B. Konig, E. Fares, Exa GmbH, Stuttgart, Ito, Japan Germany; M. Murayama, Y. Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Japan Tokyo, 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Unsteady Pressure-Sensitive Paint: A Review and Recent Developments 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1248 A Coupled LES/Stochastic Modeling Approach to Jet Noise Prediction J. Blake, A. Sescu, D. Thompson, Starkville, MS; Mississippi State University, Sendai, Japan University, Hattori, Tohoku Y. 1500 hrs Open Discussion 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1254 A Comparison of RANS, URANS, and DDES for High Lift Systems from HiLiftPW-3 R. Balin, K. Jansen, University of Colorado, CO Boulder, Boulder, Chaired by: P. MORRIS, Pennsylvania State University and J. LIU, Naval Research Laboratory Chaired by: P. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1247 Jet Noise Simulation using a Higher- Order Discontinuous Galerkin Method J. Liu, K. A. Corrigan, A. Kercher, Kailasanath, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 293-AMT-4 JAXA - Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and C. KLEIN, DLR German Aerospace Center and N. ROOZEBOOM, NASA Ames Research H. SAKAUE, University of Notre Dame Chaired by: K. NAKAKITA, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Basics of Steady-State PSP and HIstory of PSP at AEDC (Invited) Alliance, M. Sellers, Aerospace Testing TN Tullahoma, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 294-APA-30 University of Wyoming Chaired by: J. SLOTNICK, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and D. MAVRIPLIS, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1253 Summary Workshop High-Lift 3rd & Paper - OpenFOAM, STAR-CCM+ simulations on Unstructured Grids LAVA United Oxford, Oxford, of University Ashton, N. Research Ames NASA Denison, M. Kingdom; Zastawny, M. CA; Field, Moffett Center, Siemens, London, United Kingdom Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 292-AA-7 scitech.aiaa.org 105 Sun 6 Sun 3 Sun 4 Miami 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1279 High-Fidelity Simulations of Heterogeneous Terminal-Zone Effects On Aircraft Wake Terrain Evolution Vortex Embry- Golubev, Kazarin, M. Kazarina, V. P. Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1268 Preliminary Experimental Investigation of Small Scale Propellers at High Incidence Angle M. Bronz, French Civil Aviation France; S. Karaman, Toulouse, University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1273 Simulation of a Standard Trajectory Store and Generic Wing Pylon using CFD Air O. Mahmood, J. Masud, Z. Toor, Islamabad, Pakistan University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1278 Geometry and Aerodynamic Performance of Parabolic Trailing- Edge Flaps J. Reid, B. Moorthamers, D. Hunsaker, J. Joo, Logan, UT; Utah State University, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1263 Structure of a Ship Airwake at Model and Full Scale J. Buchholz, Martin, A. Krebill, G. Dooley, Carrica, University of Iowa, Iowa City, P. IA Iowa City, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1267 An Experimental Evaluation of of Cycle-to-Cycle Variations Dynamic Stall Nikoueeyan, J. Naughton, Harms, P. T. Laramie, University of Wyoming, WY 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1272 Numerical Simulation of Store for EGLIN Separation Trajectories Case using Overset Mesh Test A. Khaware, Shivanandham, V. Gupta, ANSYS, Inc., Pune, India; S. Ramakrishnan, ANSYS, Inc., Lebanon, NH 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1277 Design Methodology for Aerodynamically Scaling of a Aircraft Airfoil General Aviation G. Ananda, M. Selig, University M. Vahora, of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1262 Comparison of Computational Predictions with Experimental Data for Supersonic Cavity Geometries R. Graves, Schmit, Johnson, C. Tyler, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics III Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics I Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Applied CFD and Numerical Correlations with Experimental Data III Weapons Aerodynamics: Missile/Projectile/Guided-Munitions, Carriage and Store Separation I Weapons 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1266 High-Fidelity Computational Aerodynamics of Multi-Rotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicles NASA Ames Diaz, S. Yoon, Ventura P. Moffett Field, CA Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1271 Roll Derivatives of Cruciform and Rockets Tailed Triform J. Morote, G. Liaño, Jimenez, National (INTA), Institute of Aerospace Technology Madrid, Spain 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1276 Aerodynamic Centers of Arbitrary Airfoils O. Pope, J. Hodson, D. Hunsaker, Logan, UT Rosqvist, Utah State University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1261 Wing a of Field Flow of Computation with Gurney Flap in Ground Effect University in St. X. Zhang, Washington Louis, St. MO; Q. Qu, Beihang Beijing, China; R. Agarwal, University, University in St. Louis, Washington Louis, MO 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1265 of uRANS-Simulations Validation of Contra-Rotating Open Rotor- Powered Aircraft at Take-Off Conditions German Aerospace Center A. Stuermer, (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1270 Numerical Study on Jet Interaction with Multi-Species of Flight Vehicle Jet Incheon, J. Huh, S. Lee, Inha University, South Korea 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1275 Computational Component Build-up for the X-57 Maxwell Distributed Electric Propulsion Aircraft J. K. Deere, S. Viken, M. Carter, Viken, D. Cox, NASA Langley Research M. Wiese, Craig Hampton, VA; Center, et al. Inc., Hampton, VA; Technologies, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1260 Effects of riblets on the performances of a regional aircraft configuration in NLF conditions Catalano, D. de Rosa, Italian Aerospace P. Research Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy; B. University of Naples Mele, R. Tognaccini, Moens, “Federico II”, Naples, Italy; F. ONERA, Paris, France Chaired by: J. RAULEDER, Technical University of Munich and G. GATLIN, NASA Langley Research Center University of Munich and G. GATLIN, Chaired by: J. RAULEDER, Technical 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1264 A Propeller Model Based on a Modern Numerical Lifting-Line Algorithm with an Iterative Semi- Solver Free Wake Utah State D. Hunsaker, Z. Montgomery, Logan, UT University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 297-APA-33 US Army Research Laboratory BHAGWANDIN, and V. AFRL/RW Chaired by: C. PASILIAO, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1269 Influence of Bending Locations and Angles on the Aerodynamic Performance of a Bent Body Projectile J. Paul, S. Silton, Army Research Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD Laboratory, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 298-APA-34 Chaired by: A. VOEGELE, The Aerospace Corporation and M. ZAKARIA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1274 Low-Order Prediction of Wing in the Vicinity of Tail Wakes Surfaces Hosangadi, A. Gopalarathnam, North P. Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 295-APA-31 NASA-Langley Research Center MORGAN, Ohio Aerospace Institute and S. MASSEY, Chaired by: P. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1259 Longitudinal Static the of Investigation Light Full-Scale a of Characteristics Surface a using Airplane Single-Engine Vorticity Solver S. Johnson, DARcorporation, Lawrence, KS; R.van D. AL; Auburn, Flight, in Research Hartfield, V. KS; Lawrence, DARcorporation, Dommelen, Ahuja, Research in Flight, Auburn, AL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 296-APA-32

106 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 5 Captiva 2 Osceola A Emerald 3 FAA Wes Ryan Wes Unmanned Systems Certification Lead Sasha G. Rao Maynard Cooper & Gale Chair, Intellectual Property Practice Chair, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1292 Characterization of Vorticity in the Leading-Edge Transport of a Rolling Wing using Vortex Plenoptic PIV J. Buchholz, University of Iowa, K. Wabick, IA; K. Johnson, B. Iowa City, Iowa City, Auburn, AL Auburn University, Thurow, Terrafugia Carl Dietrich CTO/Co-Founder Low Reynolds Number Flows II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1291 Simulation of the Station-Keeping Behavior of a Prototype Biomimetic in UUV Under Regular Waves Shallow Water Center, R. Smith, Naval Surface Warfare Streamline FL; J. Wright, Panama City, Numerics, Inc., Gainesville, FL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1283 Numerical Investigation of Dynamic Distortion and Flow Control in a Serpentine Diffuser M. Lakebrink, Mani, The Boeing St. Louis, MO Company, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1287 Wing Frame Design and Strain for Optimum Endurance Tuning of Flexible Fixed-Wing Micro Air Vehicles A. Malik, University of M. Seger, H. Yu, Dallas, Richardson, TX Texas, Flow Control V: NASA Hump and Internal Flows Flow Control V: Modeling Approaches for Adaptive Materials/Structures On Demand Mobility – Regulatory and Operational Issues 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1290 Flapping tandem-wing aerodynamics: dragonflies in steady forward flight M. Gabryszuk, S. Laurence, N. Shumway, University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1282 Controlled Separation of Branched Flows A. Glezer, C. Peterson, B. Vukasinovic, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1286 of an Wing Camber Variation Autonomous Underwater Glider Gandhi, Rensselaer A. Angilella, F. M. Lear, NY; Polytechnic Institute, Troy, University Pennsylvania State University, Park, PA Eric Mueller Aerospace Engineer NASA Ames Research Center 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1289 with a Flow Classifying Exotic Wakes Speed Sensor M. Hemati, University of M. Wang, Cities, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota, Twin 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1281 Comparison of Fluidic Oscillators and Steady Jets for Separation Hump Control on a Wall-Mounted J. Little, University of Tewes, C. Otto, P. AZ; R. Woszidlo, Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, Hazelwood, MO The Boeing Company, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1285 The Mach 5 to 3.5 Morphing Optimal Actuation Waverider Location Selection A. Phoenix, J. Maxwell, Naval Research D.C. Washington, Laboratory, Gregory J. Bowles General Aviation Manufacturers Association General Aviation Vice President, Global Innovation and Policy Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 302-FD-37 University of Minnesota Chaired by: M. HEMATI, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1288 Kwasu Function: A Closed-Form Analytical Solution to the Complete Three-Dimensional Unsteady Compressible Navier-Stokes Equation Technology, of Institute Georgia Amoloye, T. Atlanta, GA Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 299-APA-35/FD-36 Chaired by: A. AHMED and B. VUKASINOVIC, Georgia Institute of Technology 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1280 A Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Flow Separation Hump Control over a Wall-Mounted Model M. Koklu, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 300-ASC-6 TURNER, NASA-Langley Research Center Chaired by: T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1284 Molecular Dynamics Simulations for the Analysis of Nano-engineered Fuzzy Fiber Composites N. Subramanian, A. Chattopadhyay, AZ Tempe, Arizona State University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 301-F360-6 1430 - 1630 hrs Gunnarson, Regulatory Affairs Lead, Zee Aero Moderator: Tom Panelists: scitech.aiaa.org 107 Sun 2 Miami 1 Naples 2 Gainesville 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1313 Robust Flight Control via Minimum H ∞ Entropy Principle B. Fu, S. Ferrari, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1297 Multi-GPU PIC-DSMC solver for modeling ion thruster plasma plume and neutralization R. Jambunathan, D. Levin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1302 Implicit Large Eddy Simulation for Boundary High-Speed Turbulent Layers Houba, SurfPlasma, Inc., Gainesville, FL; T. University of Florida, A. das Gupta, S. Roy, Gainesville, FL; R. Gosse, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1307 High-Order Stabilized Finite Elements on Dynamic Meshes Anderson, NASA Langley Research W. J. Newman, Hampton, VA; Center, Chattanooga, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1312 A Structural Condition for Model Reference Adaptive Control Systems to Enforce Partial Performance Constraints E. Arabi, University of South Yucelen, T. FL; S. Balakrishnan, Florida, Tampa, Missouri University of Science and Rolla, MO Technology, Plasma Actuators III High-Order CFD Methods II V&V of Adaptive Systems III 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1296 of Duty-cycled Flow Induced Vortex by Dielectric-Barrier-Discharge Plasma in Quiescent Air X. Ming, G. Chao, Northwestern Xi’an, China; F. Polytechnical University, Liu, L. Shijun, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1301 High-Order Large Eddy Simulations of Swept Compression Ramp Shock/ Boundary Layer Interactions using Kestrel HPCMP CREATE(TM)-AV Component COFFE University of K. Holst, J. Schmisseur, TN; R. Tullahoma, Tullahoma, Tennessee, J. Erwin, D. Stefanski, University of Glasby, Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1306 Unstructured A Higher-Order Solver for Three- Finite Volume Dimensional Compressible Flows S. Hoshyari, C. Ollivier Gooch, University of Canada British Columbia, Vancouver, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1311 System Modeling and Control of a Heliogyro Solar Sail State University of A. Pimienta-Penalver, Iowa State L. Tsai, Amherst, NY; New York, Ames, IA; J. Juang, National University, J. Taiwan; Tainan, Cheng Kung University, Crassidis, State University of New York, Amherst, NY RANS/Hybrid/LES for High-Speed Flows 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1295 Simulation of DBD Plasma Actuation Compared with PIV and Pressure Measurement Yao, T. Zhang, G. Chao, L. Wu, W. Northwestern Polytechnical University, Liu, L. Shijun, University of Xi’an, China; F. California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1300 Investigation of Shock-Boundary Layer Interaction Around Wall- Mounted Hemisphere using DDES and ILES Air Force Research S. Sherer, D. Weston, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1305 Higher Order Cell Centered Finite Schemes for Unstructured Volume Cartesian Grids D. Dement, S. Ruffin, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1310 Analytical Derivation of the Sinusoidal Input Describing Function for Adaptive Augmenting Control Algorithms University of Munich, Technical J. Angelov, E. Johnson, Yoon, Munich, Germany; Y. Atlanta, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Holzapfel, Technical GA; F. Munich, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1294 Study of Surface Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma Actuator in supersonic flow A. Murzionak, J. Etele, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada; R. Pimentel, Defense Research and Development Canada, Québec, Canada 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1299 Reynolds-stress Budgets in an Impinging Shock Wave/Boundary- layer Interaction NASA Glenn Research M. Vyas, D. Yoder, Cleveland, OH; D. Gaitonde, Ohio Center, Columbus, OH State University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1304 A Fourth-Order Finite-Volume Method with Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Large-Eddy Models Simulation: Wall-Layer S. Yin, Guzik, X. Gao, Colorado State Fort Collins, CO University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1309 A Generalization of Fundamental Stability Limits of Model Reference Adaptive Controllers in the Presence of a Class Nonlinear Unmodeled Dynamics Yucelen, K. Dogan, B. Gruenwald, T. FL; University of South Florida, Tampa, J. Muse, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Chaired by: S. GORDEYEV, University of Notre Dame Chaired by: S. GORDEYEV, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1293 Induced Flow Simulation with Detailed Discharge Modeling in Plasma Dielectric-Barrier-Discharge Actuator N. Ohnishi, Tohoku S. Sato, M. Takahashi, Sendai, Japan University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 304-FD-39 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Chaired by: K. DURAISAMY, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1298 Large Eddy Wall-Modeled Simulation of a Three-Dimensional Shock-Boundary Layer Interaction N. Marco, J. Komives, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 305-FD-40 ANDERSON, NASA Langley Research Center and S. KARMAN, Pointwise, Inc. Chaired by: W. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1303 Large Eddy Simulation of Transition Flow Using High-Order Vertex- Centered U-MUSCL Schemes Implemented in FUN3D CFD Research R. Harris, S. Yang, H. Yang, Corporation, Huntsville, AL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 306-GNC-21/IS-9 YUCELEN and J. MUSE, AFRL/RQQA Chaired by: T. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1308 Stabilization of Fixed Gain Controlled Infinite Dimensional Systems With Actuator Dynamics by Augmentation with Direct Adaptive Control M. Balas, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL University,

108 scitech.aiaa.org Sanibel 3 Captiva 1 Osceola 4 Osceola 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1319 Minimum Radiative Heat-load Aerocapture Guidance with Attitude- Kinematics Constraints E. Zucchelli, Mooij, Delft University of Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1325 Field-of-View Constrained Polynomial Guidance Law for Dual- Seeker Interceptors Hirwani, A. Ratnoo, Indian Institute of V. Science, Bengaluru, India 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1318 Simple Adaptive Re-entry Guidance for Path-Constraint Tracking E. Mooij, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1324 Three-Stage switched PN Guidance Dual-Seeker Law for Air-launched Interceptor with Physical Constraints Hirwani, A. Ratnoo, Indian Institute of V. Science, Bengaluru, India 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1334 Impact of Sensor Model Fidelity and Scheduling on Navigation Performance K. J. Helmuth, K. Ward, K. Kratzer, DeMars, Missouri University of Science and Rolla, MO Technology, Missile Guidance I Aerospace Robotics I Reentry Guidance and Control 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1317 Uncertainty Quantiﬁcation for Mars Atmospheric Entry using Polynomial Chaos and Spectral Decomposition X. Jiang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1323 Design of Three-Dimensional Missiles Guidance Law for Tactical Defence S. Pandit, B. Panchal, Talole, Pune, Institute of Advanced Technology, India 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1329 Disturbance Observer-based Compliance for a Control Impedance El Paso, El Capture of an Object in Space Texas, of University Ottawa, Flores-Abad, A. University, Carleton Crain, A. TX; University Paso, Autonomous Nandayapa, M. M. Mexico; Canada; Juarez, Ciudad Ciudad Juarez, of Ciudad of University Technological Ulrich, Garcia-Teran, S. Mexico; Juarez, Ciudad Juárez, Ottawa, Canada Carleton University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1333 Effects in Including Topographical Slant-Range Modeling K. DeMars, Missouri University of K. Ward, Rolla, MO Science and Technology, EDL_GN&C: Entry, Descent, and Landing GN&C Technology II Descent, and Landing GN&C Technology EDL_GN&C: Entry, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1316 Reachability Analysis to Design Entry Guidance Zero-Wait A. Gonzalez-Puerta, E. Mooij, Delft Delft, The University of Technology, ESA, Valles, Netherlands; C. Yabar Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1322 and Angle Control Impact Time Guidance with Rendezvous Concept J. Lee, H. Kim, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1328 Strategy Based Predictor-Corrector Energy Suboptimal Obstacle for Landing on Small Avoidance Bodies Cui, A. Gao, Beijing Liu, P. J. Long, Y. Beijing, China Institute of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1332 Landing Robust, Terrain-Aided Navigation Through Decentralized Fusion and Random Finite Sets J. McCabe, K. DeMars, Missouri University Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1315 Optimal Drag-Energy Entry Convex Pseudospectral via Guidance Optimization (DLR), Center Aerospace German Sagliano, M. of University Delft Mooij, E. Germany; Bremen, Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1321 Impact Angle Guidance Law via Controlling Line-of-Sight Dynamics U. Ates, ROKETSAN Missile Industries, Inc., Ankara, Turkey 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1327 Novel Method for Control Moment Gyroscope Singularity Avoidance Using Constraints D. Elliott, M. Peck, Cornell University, I. Nesnas, Jet Propulsion Ithaca, NY; California Institute of Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1331 Sensor Model and Filter Relative Considerations for Terrain Navigation Johns Hopkins McGee, U. Shankar, T. University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD Chaired by: K. BOLLINO, U.S. Air Force and M. MCFARLAND, Orbital ATK Chaired by: K. BOLLINO, U.S. Air Force and M. MCFARLAND, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1314 Simple Adaptive Re-entry Control with Actuator Assignment E. Mooij, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 308-GNC-23 Chaired by: M. CRIBB, Sandia National Laboratories and A. RATNOO 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1320 Minimum Drag Optimal Guidance With Final Flight Path Angle Constraint Against Re-entry Targets A. Bhattacharya, Defence Kumar, P. Research and Development Organisation, Hyderabad, India; R. Padhi, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 309-GNC-24 Chaired by: R. BEVILACQUA, University of Florida and M. CIARCIA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1326 Management for the Solar Torque Near Earth Asteroid Scout CubeSat Using Center of Mass Position Control J. Orphee, NASA Marshall Space Flight Huntsville, AL; B. Diedrich, Center, Jacobs, Huntsville, AL; A. Heaton, Stiltner, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 310-GNC-25 Chaired by: J. CARSON, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and C. RESTREPO, NASA/JSC 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1330 Guidance, Navigation, and Control with the for Exploration of Titan Dragonﬂy Rotorcraft Lander Turtle, E. Hibbard, K. Adams, D. McGee, T. R. Lorenz, Johns Hopkins University Applied Amzajerdian, F. MD; Laurel, Laboratory, Physics Hampton, Center, Research Langley NASA VA; et al. Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 307-GNC-22 scitech.aiaa.org 109 Destin 1 Naples 1 Sanibel 2 Osceola 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1351 Demonstration Hardware-in-the-Loop for Approach Redundancy Virtual a of Safety Assurance in the Presence of Sensor Failures A. Reed, C. Wiles, A. Bateman, M. DeVore, Barron Associates, Inc., Charlottesville, J. Elston, M. Stachura, Black Swift VA; CO Boulder, Technologies, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1357 Pulsed-DC Plasma Actuation for Stall Control in an Axial Fan Corke, E. Matlis, University R. McGowan, T. of Notre Dame, IN; R. NH Kaszeta, C. Gold, Creare, LLC, Hanover, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1340 Comparing Interval Management Control Laws for Steady-State Errors and String Stability MITRE Corporation, McLean, L. Weitz, K. Swieringa, NASA Langley Research VA; Hampton, VA Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1345 Incremental Dynamic Inversion Controller Tracking based Velocity for a Multicopter System Holzapfel, Technical Akkinapalli, F. V. University of Munich, Germany 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1350 A Hypersonic Application of the Virtual Air Data Fully Sensor-Less Algorithm Nebula, Italian Aerospace Research F. Center (CIRA), Capua, Italy; M. Ariola, University of Naples “Parthenope”, Naples, Italy 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1356 Analysis of Compressor Characteristics Curve on Surge Phenomena in Axial Compressors National A. Maqsood, M. Khan Tareen, University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan; O. Khan, Auburn Auburn, AL; L. Dala, University, Newcastle, United Northumbria University, Kingdom 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1339 Minimal Altitude Loss Pullout Maneuvers R. Bunge, Airbus, Santa Clara, CA; M. Pavone, I. Kroo, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Aircraft Guidance I Navigation and Estimation I 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1344 Control Laws with Direct Flight Path Control for Helicopters C. Spieß, M. Hajek, Technical U. Butter, University of Munich, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1349 Estimation of air velocity for a high velocity spinning projectile using transerse accelerometers French-German A. Fiot, S. Changey, Research Institute of Saint-Louis (ISL), Saint-Louis, France; N. Petit, Paris Institute Paris, France of Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1355 Sensitivity study of the SA-DDES shielding function E. Siggeirsson, N. Andersson, Chalmers Göteborg, University of Technology, GKN Aerospace Engine Wallin, Sweden; F. Sweden Systems, Trollhättan, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1338 Interception in Cluttered Target Environments Using a Reduced Element Map Representation Auburn, AL; A. J. Park, Auburn University, Air Force Research Laboratory, Sinclair, Kirtland AFB, NM Inlets and Compressor Operability Morphing Aircraft and Rotocraft Control 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1343 Rotorcraft Guidance Laws and Flight Control Design for Automatic of Constrained Trajectories. Tracking O. Halbe, C. Spieß, M. Hajek, Technical University of Munich, Garching, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1348 Partial Aircraft State Recovery from Visual Motion in Unstructured Environments J. Keshavan, S. Humbert, University of CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1354 and Analysis of Distortion Transfer Generation through a Compressor Using the Harmonic Balance Approach D. Soderquist, S. Gorrell, Brigham Young Siemens C. Custer, Provo, UT; University, Product Lifecycle Management Software, Inc., Livonia, MI 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1337 A Reduced Element 3D Map Representation for Path Planning Auburn, AL; A. J. Park, Auburn University, Air Force Research Laboratory, Sinclair, Kirtland AFB, NM 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1342 Active for Control and Modeling LPV Flutter Suppression of a Smart Airfoil Michigan State A. Al-jiboory, A. Alhajjar, East Lansing, MI; S. Swei, NASA University, Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, East G. Zhu, Michigan State University, Lansing, MI 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1347 Dual Quaternion Kalman Filters for Spacecraft Relative Navigation Zivan, D. Choukroun, Ben-Gurion Y. Beer Sheva, Israel University of the Negev, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1353 Experimental Investigations on a Bent Engine Inlet Duct Coupled with Engine a Turbofan R. Rademakers, H. Probst, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, MTU Aero Engines, Schneider, Germany; T. Munich, Germany; R. Niehuis, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1336 An Optimal-Stochastic Aircraft Defense Strategy for the Active Defense Scenario Target E. Garcia, Air Force Research I. Weintraub, AFB, OH; M. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Air Force Institute of Technology, Pachter, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Chaired by: A. CHAKRAVARTHY, Wichita State University and S. REED, NAVAIR/NAWCAD - Flight Control Branch Wichita State University and S. REED, NAVAIR/NAWCAD Chaired by: A. CHAKRAVARTHY, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1341 Super-Twisting Robust Higher-Order Control of Aeroelastic System with Unsteady Aerodynamics K. Lee, Catholic Kwandong University, Gangneung, South Korea; S. Singh, Las University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV Vegas, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 313-GNC-28 Virginia University Chaired by: D. CHOUKROUN, Ben Gurion University of the Negev and J. GROSS, West 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1346 using Localization Augmented Vision of Waterways Vector-maps Whittaker, H. Jones, W. H. Baker, A. Ye, Pittsburgh, PA Carnegie Mellon University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 314-GTE-5 University Chaired by: S. GORRELL, Brigham Young 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1352 Prevention of Compressor Stall on Rolls Royce M250 Engines C20 Monitoring Series Using Trend Analysis University of San Buenaventura, J. Vega, Garcia, O. Bogota, Colombia; E. Torres Bogota, Liberators University, Verdugo, Colombia; L. Monico Muñoz, University of San Buenaventura, Bogota, Colombia Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 311-GNC-26 Lockheed Martin Corporation and J. STECK, Wichita State University Chaired by: M. NIESTROY, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1335 Combined Longitudinal and Lateral/ Directional Maneuvers of a Generic F-16A Using Multiple-Time-Scale Control D. Famularo, M. Reza, D. Saha, J. Valasek, College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 312-GNC-27

110 scitech.aiaa.org Sun A Daytona 2 Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1363 Experimental Investigation of Single Jet and Dual Injection in a Supersonic Combustor Lee, Q. Liu, D. Baccarella, B. McGann, T. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; H. Do, Seoul National Seoul, South Korea University, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1369 Characterizing the Use of Heuristic Optimization Methods for Renewable Energy Systems Design Ferrero, M. V. C. Sharp, A. Miller, Bentivoglio, M. Ebrahimi, B. DuPont, Corvallis, OR Oregon State University, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1375 Method for Conducting in situ High DIC with Simultaneous Temperature Synchrotron Measurements under Thermomechanical Load J. Hernandez, L. Rossmann, B. Sarley, P. FL; Orlando, Florida, Central of University Laboratory, National Argonne Almer, J. Kenesei, Aerospace German Wischek, J. IL; Chicago, Center (DLR), Cologne, Germany; et al. 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1362 Global Droplet Size in Liquid Jet and High in a High Temperature Pressure Cross Flow N. Ashgriz, A. Amighi, University of Canada Toronto, Toronto, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1368 Formal Methods for Intelligent Systems Design and Control A. Madni, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1374 and analysis of pretensioned Testing knitted interlock carbon fiber textile panels University of Michigan, Ann D. Singer, University of MI; A. Waas, Ann Arbor, Arbor, Seattle, WA Washington, Testing and Characterization Testing 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1361 Implementation of Model-Based Iterative Reconstruction Approach Diode Laser Tunable to Tomographic Absorption Spectroscopy Research Force Air Brown, M. Busa-Rice, K. C. Nadir, Z. TN; AFB, Arnold Laboratory, West University, Purdue Comer, M. Bouman, Lafayette, IN 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1367 a Digital Thread-enabled Towards Framework for the Analysis and Design of Intelligent Systems D. Mavris, M. Balchanos, O. Pinon-Fischer, Sung, Georgia Institute of Technology, W. Atlanta, GA 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1373 Cure Monitoring of CFRP Composites using Embedded Optical Fibers D. Drake, R. Sullivan, Mississippi State Mississippi State, MS; J. University, Spowart, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Intelligent Systems in Engineering Design Experimental Analysis of Scramjet Combustors II Integrated Systems Health Management (ISHM) II 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1360 Measurements of Scramjet Fueling Conditions Ombrello, Air Force Research Laboratory, T. AFB, OH; N. Okhovat, M. Wright-Patterson Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Rhoby, Dayton, OH H. Bang, A. Virós Martin, A. Prat, D. Selva, Ithaca, NY Cornell University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1372 ISO/CD 21746 standard procedures of galvanic corrosion tests for CFRP- metal assemblies Iwahori, Morimoto, H. Katoh, E. Hara, Y. T. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Mitaka, Japan 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1366 Daphne: An Intelligent Assistant for Architecting Earth Observing Satellite Systems 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1359 Multi-Spectral Infrared Imaging of a Scramjet Flame Holder with Kilohertz Acquisition Rates S. Okhovat, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Ombrello, Air Force Inc., Dayton, OH; T. Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1365 ISHM for Operation-Aware Environmental Control and Life South of Support in Deep Space Habitants University Yan, W. Zhang, B. Tang, S. Thakker, A. SC; Columbia, Columbia, Carolina, Inc., Connection, Technology Global Vivanco, S. Research Ames NASA Martin, R. GA; Atlanta, Moffett Field, CA; et al. Center, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1371 Experimental Analysis and CHAR Modeling of Ablative Carbon Phenolic Composite M. Gist, J. Priest, S. O’Brien, B. Poteet, J. Langston, Koo, University of Texas, Austin, TX; et al. Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 315-HSABP-8 Chaired by: R. SPRINGER, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and J. CASTRO, Aerojet Rocketdyne 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1358 Pulse on Dependence Ignition Cavity Detonation Impulse Parameters Ombrello, Air Force D. Cuppoletti, T. Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 316-IS-10 MAUL and C. KULKARNI, NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: W. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1364 Health System Integrated Flexible Management for Sustainable Habitats Qualtech Pattipati, K. Ghoshal, S. Haste, D. NASA Moore, C. CT; Hill, Rocky Inc., R. Systems, AL; Huntsville, Center, Flight Space Marshall Moffett Martin, NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA; L. Zhang, Qualtech Systems, Inc., et al. Rocky Hill, CT; 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 317-IS-11 Cornell University and C. KULKARNI, NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: D. SELVA, 1430 hrs No Presentations 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 318-MAT-8 Chaired by: J. RANSOM, NASA-Langley Research Center and R. NAIK, Pratt & Whitney 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1370 In Situ Observation Of Multiple Failure Modes in a Cross-Ply Laminated Composite Structure Using 3D Micro-Computed with a DVC technique Tomography Ji, Ulsan National Institute E. Jo, S. Lee, W. Ulsan, South of Science and Technology, Korea scitech.aiaa.org 111 Sun 1 Sun D Emerald 1 Emerald 4 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1380 Simulating the Response of a Multi- Directional Composite Material Using the Enhanced Binary Model A. Gokce, S. Flores, J. Buck, ATA Engineering, Inc., San Diego, CA; P. Follansbee, S. Violette, Fiber Materials, Inc., Biddeford, ME; J. Radjavitch, Energy Biddeford, ME Laboratory, Materials Testing 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1385 Multiscale Design Considering Microstructure Connectivity Z. Du, H. Kim, University of California, San Diego, San CA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1390 Optimisation of Multi- Topology Element Wingtip Devices Queen Mary Toropov, E. Bontoft, V. University of London, United Kingdom Emerging Trends in MAO Emerging Trends 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1379 Graphitization Effect of Templating on of Functionalized SWNTs Mechanical Properties of Hot-drawn Carbon Nanofibers A&M University, J. Cai, M. Naraghi, Texas College Station, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1384 Large-scale multidisciplinary optimization of an electric aircraft for on-demand mobility J. Hwang, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH; A. Ning, Brigham Young Provo, UT University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1389 A Continuous Adjoint Framework for Optimization Shape and Topology and their Synergistic Use E. Papoutsis-Kiachagias, J. Koch, K. Gkaragounis, K. Giannakoglou, National University of Athens, Technical Greece 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1394 of Spacecraft Attitude Tuning Control System with Active Wheel Nutation Damping Using Simulated Annealing Algorithm Chadalavada, San Jose P. K. Turkoglu, San Jose, CA State University, Shape and Topology Optimization Shape and Topology Modeling and Simulation for Spacecraft Advanced or Hybrid Composites for Lightweight Structures 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1378 Effect of Functionalization on Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (HCFRP) Composites Using Piezopectroscopy J. E. Barker, S. Jahan, M. Abdelgader, H. Pan, University Hernandez, R. Hoover, of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; et al. 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1383 A data-based approach for fast airfoil analysis and optimization J. Li, M. Bouhlel, Martins, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1388 Original Pylon Architecture Design Using 3D HPC Topology Optimization France; J. S. Coniglio, Airbus, Toulouse, Higher Institute of Aeronautics Morlier, France; C. Gogu, and Space, Toulouse, France; R. Toulouse, University of Toulouse, France Airbus, Toulouse, Amargier, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1393 Precise Orbit Determination Using Duty Cycled GPS Observations Virginia University, West Gross, J. Lantto, S. Morgantown, WV 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1377 Optimization of Cylinders with Holes under Bending using Nonconventional Laminates Z. M. Albazzan, R. Harik, B. Tatting, Gurdal, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC; A. Blom-Schieber, M. Rassaian, The Boeing Company, et al. Seattle, WA; 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1382 Optimization Design and Trajectory of a Morphing Wing Aircraft J. Jasa, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; J. Hwang, NASA Glenn Ann Arbor, Cleveland, OH; J. Martins, Research Center, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1387 Level-set based cellular division method for structural shape and topology optimization State University, H. Li, R. Grandhi, Wright Dayton, OH; M. Kobayashi, University of Hawaii, Manoa, Honolulu, HI 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1392 Simulation Space Object Trajectory and Computational Validation Efficiency Analysis for Adaptive Algorithm Execution C. Reynerson, Raytheon Company, Aurora, CO Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 319-MAT-9 Rolls-Royce Corp and J. MATLIK, University of Wyoming Chaired by: R. FERTIG, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1376 Fabrication of a Composite Tow- Steered Structure for Air-Launch Applications Vehicle Nguyen, M. McKenney, R. Grenoble, T. NASA Juarez, E. Gregory, A. Przekop, P. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, et al. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 320-MDO-7 Mississippi State University Chaired by: H. KIM, University of California, San Diego and M. BHATIA, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1381 Efficient Large-Scale Thermoelastic Optimization of CAD Topology Geometry with Automated Adaptive Mesh Generation Georgia Institute of Chin, G. Kennedy, T. Atlanta, GA Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 321-MDO-8 NASA Langley Research Center and B. STANFORD, Adjoint Technologies Chaired by: J. DEATON, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1386 Optimal Design of a Hexakis Based Lighter Icosahedron Vacuum than Air Vehicle Beach, Self, Fort Walton J. Schwemmer, FL; A. Palazotto, J. Chrissis, Air Force Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 322-MST-11 Chaired by: C. REYNERSON and A. ELMILIGUI, NASA Langley Research Center 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1391 CubeSat Attitude Control Simulator Design J. Black, Virginia D. Thomas, A. Wolosik, Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA

112 scitech.aiaa.org Sun C Tampa 1 Tampa Sanibel 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1405 Automatic Partitioning of Structured Overset Grids for Use with High- Order Algorithms D. Garmann, Air Force Research S. Sherer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1399 Enhancing Scenario-Centric Air Control Training Traffic Coyne, Embry- W. B. Chhaya, S. Jafer, Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL; N. Thigpen, Federal Aviation OK; U. Administration, Oklahoma City, Durak, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1404 Parametric Domain Representation of Multi-Block Structured Meshes for Strong-Shock Flow Simulations R. Gosse, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; C. Mackintosh, Wright-Patterson Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, C. Williams, Engility K. Vogiatzis, PA; Corporation, Dayton, OH 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1410 A Stochastic Projection-Based Hyperreduced Order Model for Model-Form Uncertainties in Vibration Analysis Avery, P. C. Farhat, A. Bos, R. Tezaur, Stanford, CA; C. Soize, Stanford University, University of Paris-Est, Marne-la-Vella, France 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1398 Computational Representation for a Simulation Scenario Definition Language U. Durak, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Embry- Braunschweig, Germany; S. Jafer, Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL; R. Wittman, S. Mittal, MITRE S. Hartmann, Corporation, McLean, VA; Clausthal University of Technology, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany; B. Zeigler, AZ Tuscon, Arizona State University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1403 High-order curvilinear hybrid mesh generation for CFD simulations J. Peiro, S. Sherwin, J. Marcon, M. Imperial College London, Turner, University United Kingdom; D. Moxey, United Kingdom; M. Exeter, of Exeter, Inc., Gammon, International TechneGroup, Cambridge, United Kingdom; et al. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1409 Distribution Quantification of Time to Initial Long Crack by Reduced Order Modeling and Sequential Monte Carlo Simulations on Microstructurally Short Fatigue Crack Growth Model Zhang, University of W. H. Yuan, Liu, Y. Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT; AZ Tempe, Arizona State University, Simulation Scenario Development Uncertainty Quantification and Management I Geometry and Higher-Order Meshing Techniques Geometry and Higher-Order 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1397 Simulating the Unexpected: Challenge-Centric Simulator Scenario Design for Advanced Flight Crew Training J. Buch, German Aerospace D. Niedermeier, Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; F. Mohrmann, Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR), Amsterdam, The Netherlands; U. Durak, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1402 A review of common geometry issues affecting mesh generation M. Gammon, International TechneGroup, Inc., Cambridge, United Kingdom 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1408 Adaptive Higher Order Integration Method and its Applications in Uncertainty Quantification M. Thapa, S. Mulani, University M. Fister, AL Tuscaloosa, of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1396 Scenario Specification Challenges for Next Generation Aviation Demonstrations Technology B. Chhaya, Embry- M. Moallemi, S. Jafer, Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1401 EGADSlite: A Lightweight Geometry Kernel for HPC R. Haimes, Massachusetts Institute Cambridge, MA; J. of Technology, Syracuse University, Dannenhoffer, Syracuse, NY 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1407 A Novel Bayesian Entropy Network for Probabilistic Damage Detection and Classification Liu, Arizona State University, Y. Wang, Y. AZ Tempe, Chaired by: U. DURAK, DLR-German Aerospace Center and S. JAFER, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1395 a Standardization for Towards Simulation Scenario Development in - Panel Discussion Aviation U. Durak, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; S. Jafer, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL; S. Beard, Reardon, NASA Ames Research Center, J. Murphy, National Moffett Field, CA; D. Crider, Safety Board, Washington, Transportation D.C.; et al. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 324-MVC-5 Chaired by: C. WOEBER, Pointwise, Inc. and J. DANNENHOFFER, Syracuse University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1400 Design of a modular monolithic implicit solver for multi-physics applications C. Carton de Wiart, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA; L. Diosady, Center, A. Garai, N. Burgess, Science and Corporation, Mountain View, Technology Blonigan, D. Ekelschot, NASA Ames CA; P. Moffett Field, CA; et al. Research Center, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 325-NDA-6 Corporation Universal Technology Chaired by: G. BARTRAM, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1406 Improving SIR with Constrained Resampling for Dynamic Bayesian Network Applications General Electric Ling, L. Wang, Y. I. Asher, Niskayuna, NY Company, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 323-MST-12 scitech.aiaa.org 113 Tampa 3 Tampa Osceola 6 Daytona 1 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1415 A Study on High Performance Hybrid Rocket Engine with Multi- Section Swirl Injection Method for Space Propulsion System Kyushu University, Tani, S. Aso, Y. Fukuoka, Japan 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1420 Propagation in Detonation Wave Discretely Spaced Hydrocarbon Cross-Flow University of Maryland, K. Yu, J. Burr, College Park, MD 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1425 Numerical simulation of transcritical injection X. Li, M. Soteriou, United Technologies Corporation, East Hartford, CT Spray and Droplet Combustion II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1414 Exhaust Soot Investigation in a JP Wall at Various Combustor Working Considerations Temperature University of Waterloo, G. Schneider, Canada; M. Ghafourizadeh, Waterloo, Darbandi, M. Saidi, Sharif University of Iran Tehran, Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1419 The Propagation Characteristics of in a Supersonic a Detonation Wave Mach 5 Flow J. Sosa, K. Ahmed, D. Rosato, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1424 Characterization of Highly- Confined, Low-Swirl, Non-Premixed Oxygen-Methane Injectors L. Humphreys, D. Scarborough, Auburn Dawson, Georgia Auburn, AL; T. University, Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, Advanced Combustion Concepts II Blast Wave and Detonative Pressure Gain Combustion Physics Blast Wave 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1413 Soot Suppression in Laminar Jet Diffusion Flames by Shear Malhotra, H. Ramanan, V. D. Ram, V. Chennai, India SRM University, Srivatsav, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1418 Analysis of Efficiency Passive Blast Attenuators for Reactive Gas Mixtures Gamezo, Naval Research Laboratory, V. D.C.; E. Oran, University of Washington, Maryland, College Park, MD 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1423 High Repetition-Rate Thermometry in a Piloted Spray Burner using Femtosecond Chirped-Probe-Pulse Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering West L. Thomas, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN; A. Lowe, University of Australia; A. Satija, Sydney, Sydney, Lafayette, IN; West Purdue University, Sydney, A. Masri, University of Sydney, West Australia; R. Lucht, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1412 The effects of ozonolysis activated autoignition on non-premixed jet flames Sun, Georgia Institute W. X. Gao, B. Wu, Ombrello, Atlanta, GA; T. of Technology, Air Force Research Laboratory, C. Carter, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1417 Computational Fluid Dynamic Ram Modeling of Baffled Tube Accelerator Experiments C. Knowlen, N. Daneshvaran, J. Dumas, T. Seattle, Byrd, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1422 Ignition of Conventional and Alternative Fuel at Low in a Single-Cup Swirl- Temperatures Stabilized Combustor J. Monfort, Hendershott, S. Stouffer, T. University of Dayton, OH; J. Innovative Scientific Solutions, Diemer, Universal Inc., Dayton, OH; K. Busby, Corporation, Dayton, OH; E. Technology Corporan, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH; et al. Wright-Patterson Chaired by: S. VASU, University of Central Florida and L. SMITH, United Technologies Research Center University of Central Florida and L. SMITH, United Technologies Chaired by: S. VASU, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1411 Experimental Observations of a Small-Scale Pressure Wave Supercharger Coupled to a Compression Ignition Engine J. Reinhart, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Air Force Inc., Dayton, OH; B. Beasley, Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; M. McClearn, Air Force Research Laboratory, Schauer, F. AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc. and A. KNISELY, Chaired by: J. AUSTIN, California Institute of Technology 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1416 in Detonation Transition Turbulent a Linearized Rotating Detonation Engine J. Chambers, K. Ahmed, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; C. Stevens, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Air Force Research Schauer, Dayton, OH; F. AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 328-PC-17 Purdue University Imperial College London and R. LUCHT, HARDALUPAS, Chaired by: Y. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1421 Lean Blowoff Scaling of Swirling, Bluff-Body Stabilized Spray Flames East Allison, Michigan State University, P. E. Mastorakos, Lansing, MI; J. Sidey, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 326-PC-15

114 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 2 Emerald 2 Gainesville 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1433 Effect of Off-Body Laser Discharge on Drag Reduction of Hemisphere Cylinder in Supersonic Flow-Part II N. Kianvashrad, D. Knight, Rutgers New Brunswick, NJ; S. University, M. Jangda, Wilkinson, A. Chou, G. Beeler, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, VA 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1439 Folding Approaches for Tensioned Precision Planar Shell Structures University, N. Pehrson, Brigham Young J. Banik, Air Force Research Provo, UT; Kirtland AFB, NM Laboratory, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1432 Electric Field Measurements in Nanosecond Pulsed Discharges Using a Femtosecond Laser B. Goldberg, A. Dogariu, R. Miles, Princeton Princeton, NJ University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1438 Similarity Rule of Deployment Behavior for Spin Deployment Membrane Miyazaki, M. Yamazaki, Suzuki, Y. T. Funabashi, Japan Nihon University, Turbulent Combustion V Turbulent Solar Sail Design and Analysis 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Propagation veloctiy and internal structure of atmospheric laser discharge in various gas species K. Matsui, J. Ofosu, Komurasaki, H. Japan Tokyo, Koizumi, University of Tokyo, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1437 An Advanced Composites-Based Solar Sail System for Interplanetary Small Satellite Missions J. Fernandez, G. Rose, O. Stohlman, C. NASA Langley G. Dean, J. Warren, Younger, et al. Hampton, VA; Research Center, Laser Enabled Plasma Interactions for Aerodynamics and Combustion 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1428 and Accurate Temperature Towards Species Mass Fraction Predictions for Sandia Flame-D using Detailed Chemistry and Adaptive Mesh Refinement Madison, Inc., Science, Convergent Liu, S. New Inc., Science, Convergent Kumar, G. WI; Science, Convergent Wang, M. TX; Braunfels, Convergent Pomraning, E. WI; Madison, Inc., Science, Inc., New Braunfels, TX 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1431 On the use of REMPI Pre-ionization for Laser Ignition C. Dumitrache, Butte, A. Eickelberg, Fort Colorado State University, A. Yalin, Collins, CO 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1436 Verification of Numerical DeploymentStructures Membrane for Analysis Using Micro-gravity Experiment B. Hohmann, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; H. Sakamoto, Institute of Technology, Furuya, Tokyo Japan; N. Okuizumi, Japan Tokyo, Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kanagawa, Japan 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1427 Comparison of Finite-Rate Chemistry and Flamelet/Progress- Models II: Sandia Flame E Variable Sun, W. Yang, V. X. Wang, S. Yang, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1430 Separation Control on an Airfoil Using Repetitive Laser Pulses N. Ohnishi, Tohoku M. Takahashi, Sendai, Japan University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1435 Modeling of Composite Booms’ Deployment Dynamics under Microgravity Based on Ground Tests Amamoto, H. Sakamoto, Furuya, T. Yokohama, Institute of Technology, Tokyo Japan; N. Okuizumi, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, N. Kawabata, Sakase Japan; A. Watanabe, Adtech, Sakai, Japan Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 329-PC-18 Chaired by: V. SANKARAN, US Air Force/AFRL/RQRC and A. CASWELL, USAF AFRL/RQTC Chaired by: V. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1426 Investigation of turbulence effects on chemical pathways for n -dodecane Sun, Georgia Institute of D. Dasgupta, W. Lawrence Atlanta, GA; M. Day, Technology, Berkeley, Berkeley National Laboratory, CA; A. Aspden, Newcastle University, Lieuwen, Newcastle, United Kingdom; T. Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 330-PDL-13 Chaired by: R. MILES, Princeton University 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1429 Electric Field Measurements in Nanosecond Pulse Discharges in Air over Solid and Liquid Dielectric Surfaces University, State Ohio Simeni, Paris, Simeni M. Centrale École Baratte, E. OH; of Academy Columbus, Chinese Zhang, C. I. France; Paris, Frederickson, K. China; Beijing, Sciences, Columbus, OH Adamovich, Ohio State University, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 331-SCS-6 Engineering Co and G. GRESCHIK, TentGuild Chaired by: S. PELLEGRINO, California Institute of Technology 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1434 Linear Structural Dynamics and Modal Cost Analysis for a Solar Sail C. Damaren, University of S. Hassanpour, Canada Toronto, Toronto, scitech.aiaa.org 115 Naples 3 Emerald 7 Emerald 8 Sarasota 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1445 Sizing and performance analysis of albatross-inspired tilt-wing unmanned air vehicle M. Hassanalian, G. Sanchez, R. Salazar, A. Abdelkefi, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1444 and Dynamic High Temperature Pressure Characterization of an Inconel Honeycomb Impact Attenuator E. Maghsoudi, M. Pauken, P. J. Sly, Aubuchon, J. Dunkle, Koch, Jet California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA; et al. Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1458 Atmospheric Entry Guidance Based on Differential Algebra for High Elevation Mars Landing Milan, of University Technical Lunghi, P. Surrey, of University Armellin, R. Italy; Technical Milan, Lizia, Di P. Kingdom; United Guildford, Mease, K. Italy; Milan, Milan, of University CA; Irvine, Irvine, California, of University University of Milan, M. Lavagna, Technical Milan, Italy Spacecraft GN&C I Computational Aeroelasticity II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1443 Trapezoidal a of Aeroelasticity Dynamic Wing Using Enhanced Piston Theory Shinde, A. Misra, Defence D. Aravinth, P. Pune, Institute of Advanced Technology, India; M. M.Sucheendran, Indian Institute Hyderabad, of Technology Amirkabir University of India; H. F.Ganji, Iran , Tehran, Technology 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1449 of Behavior Aeroelastic Static Nonlinear Interlaminar with Fin Missile Composite and Intralaminar Damage Ö. Özkaya, ROKETSAN Missile Industries, A. Kayran, Middle Inc., Ankara, Turkey; Ankara, Turkey University, East Technical 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1453 Efficiency Improvement of Design by Elucidating the Trajectory Mechanical Structure of Swing-By in Multi-Body Dynamics System Kashiwa, Tokyo, of University Kayama, Y. Aerospace Japan Kawakatsu, Y. Japan; Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1457 Adaptive Control for Powered Descent Vehicles J. Green, R. Lindberg, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Space Trajectory Design and Optimization III Space Trajectory Dynamic Loads, Response, and Stability of Aerospace Vehicles 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1442 Design of a wing tip device for active maneuver and gust load alleviation S. Ricci, Technical Toffol, Fonte, F. F. University of Milan, Italy 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1448 Rapid Modeling of Aeroelastic Loads in the Presence of Shock Impingements J. McNamara, Ohio State K. Brouwer, Columbus, OH University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1452 Parallel Monotonic Basin Hopping for Low Thrust Trajectory Optimization L. Burke, M. McGuire, NASA S. McCarty, Cleveland, OH Glenn Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1456 Neighboring Variable-Time-Domain Optimal Guidance and Attitude Control for Low-Thrust Orbit Transfers Celani, University of Rome M. Pontani, F. “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1441 Model Updating for Structural Dynamics of Flexible Wings with Surrogate Approach Huang, University of Alabama, Y. McDowell, AL; W. Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Fort Engineering Company, SURVICE Su, University of Beach, FL; W. Walton AL Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1447 Nonlinear Computational Aeroelasticity Using Structural Modal Coordinates R. Medeiros, C. Cesnik, University of MI; E. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Coetzee, Airbus, Filton, United Kingdom 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1451 Application of Modern Fortran to Design and Spacecraft Trajectory Optimization J. Williams, NASA Johnson Space Houston, TX; R. Falck, NASA Center, Cleveland, OH; I. Glenn Research Center, Inc., Baltimore, MD Beekman, ParaTools, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1455 High-Order Orbital Guidance Using Tensors State-Transition J. McMahon, University of Colorado, CO Boulder, Boulder, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 332-SD-11 BABUSKA, Sandia National Laboratories and V. Chaired by: B. WILLIS, Jacobs Technology 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1440 Aeroelastic System Identification and Flutter Prediction D. Raveh, M. Argaman, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel Institute of Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 333-SD-12 Chaired by: J. MCNAMARA, The Ohio State University and R. MALLA, of Connecticut 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1446 A Fixed Point Iteration Approach for Harmonic Balance Based Aeroelastic Computations J. Thomas, E. Dowell, Duke University, Durham, NC 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 334-SFM-14 Chaired by: R. WILSON, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1450 Julia Language Ephemeris and Physical Constants Reader for Solar System Bodies Embry-Riddle R. Spear, K. Martin, J. Mihaylov, Landau, D. AZ; Prescott, University, Aeronautical California Institute of Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Technology, Pasadena, CA 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Chaired by: C. D’SOUZA, NASA-Johnson Space Center 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1454 Halo Orbit Station-keeping using Nonlinear MPC and Polynomial Optimization G. Misra, H. Peng, X. Bai, Rutgers NJ Piscataway, University,

116 scitech.aiaa.org Emerald 5 Emerald 6 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1461 Autonomous Landing of an on a Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Moving Ship A. Robaglia, S. Libine, K. Gamagedara, Washington, University, George Washington VA 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1467 A 3D progressive damage model for fatigue analysis of woven fabric composites D. Pham, J. Lua, Global Engineering and Materials, Inc., Princeton, NJ 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1473 Use of Shuttle Heritage Hardware in Space Launch System (SLS) Application-Structural Assessment Aggarwal, NASA Marshall Space Flight P. Huntsville, AL Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1460 Path-planning with collision avoidance for operating multiple in same Unmanned Aerial Vehicles airspace J. Lee, H. Shin, D. Shim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1466 Continuum Damage Mechanics Models for the Analysis of Progressive Damage in Cross- Ply and Quasi-Isotropic Panels Subjected to Static Indentation K. Song, Analytical Mechanics Associates, NASA Rose, C. Leone, F. VA; Hampton, Inc., Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1472 Complex Potential Stress Field Models for Damage Evaluation in Composites S. Russell, Self, Dallas, TX 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1465 Modeling of Lighning Strike Effects Polymer in the Fiber-Reinforced Matrix Composites O. Zhupanska, University of Arizona, University of Wang, AZ; Y. Tucson, Tucson, FL Shalimar, Florida, Shalimar, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1471 Stress-Intensity Factor Equations for Very Deep Corner Cracks at a Circular Hole in a Plate J. Newman, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS Enabling Collaboration with Autonomous Elements Advanced Computational Models for Composite Structures II Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. Raju, NASA Langley Research Center I Special Session: In Honor of Dr. 1530 hrs Open Discussion 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1464 Isogeometric analysis using peridynamics and XFEM E. Madenci, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ; A. Kefal, Sabanci University, Tucson, M. Dorduncu, A. Barut, Istanbul, Turkey; AZ; Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, Istanbul, M. Yildiz, Sabanci University, Turkey 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1470 Fatigue of a Shaft with Surface Loads Flaw Subject to Cyclic Torsion Goyal, B. Higuera, D. Friedman, The V. Aerospace Corporation, El Segundo, CA Interaction of Software Assurance and Risk Assessment Based Operation Unmanned Aircraft II (Invited) 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Modeling Ground Collision Severity of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems J. Breunig, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1463 ANSYS implementation of peridynamics for deformation of orthotropic materials E. Madenci, C. Diyaroglu, University of AZ; N. Phan, Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent MD River, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1469 Aero-Elastic/Viscoelastic Sensitivity Analyses of Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting Part I: Linear Elastic Results Yangzhou, University, D. Guan, Yangzhou Saito, H. Hilton, University of China; Y. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 336-SOF-3/IS-12/UAS-7 DLR - German Aerospace Center and C. TORENS, DLR - German Aerospace Center ADOLF, Chaired by: F. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1459 Open System Architectures for Systems Unmanned Avionics Pyrrhus Software, LLC, Phoenix, J. Tokar, AZ 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and M. SOTAK FREY, Chaired by: T. 1430 hrs No Presentations 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 338-STR-12 and M. SENSEMEIER, Embry-Riddle University Boeing Research & Technology Chaired by: S. WANTHAL, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1462 Coupling of peridynamics with finite elements without an overlap zone E. Madenci, A. Barut, M. Dorduncu, AZ; Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, N. Phan, Naval Air Systems Command, MD Patuxent River, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 339-STR-13 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Chaired by: D. PHILLIPS, NASA-Marshall Space Flight Center and S. ENGELSTAD, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1468 Combining Progressive Nodal Release with the Virtual Crack to Model Fatigue Closure Technique Delamination Growth Without Re- meshing N. Vieira De Carvalho, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA scitech.aiaa.org 117 Sun B Sarasota 3 Sarasota 2 Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1478 On the Effects of Oxygen- Enrichment on Flame Liftoff, Stabilization, and Blowout in Ethylene Flames University of Illinois, Chicago, R. Kumar, Katta, Innovative Scientific Chicago, IL; V. Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; S. Aggarwal, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1483 Operational Characteristics of Ablation Sensor Unit (ASU) Nakamura, Tottori Sakai, K. Iwamoto, T. T. Dantsuka, Japan; Y. Tottori, University, Nagoya, Japan; Nagoya University, Suzuki, Japan Aerospace Ishida, T. Y. Japan; Exploration Agency (JAXA), Tokyo, et al. 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1492 Modeling, Simulation and Flight to Support Proof of a Testing Stratospheric Dual Aircraft Platform Concept Engblom, D. C. Nshuti, H. Moncayo, W. Festa, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL UAS Missions and Applications II 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1477 Experimental Analysis of Heat in Stationary and Rotating Transfer Internal Cooling Channels M. Saravani, S. Beyhaghi, R. Amano, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Glendale, WI 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1482 Steady-State Experimental Evaluation of Pyrolysis Gas and Plasma Reactions N. Martin, L. Hantsche, R. Herrmann- University Stanzel, J. Meyers, D. Fletcher, Burlington, VT of Vermont, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1487 State-to-State Dissociation and Recombination Modeling in DSMC using Quasi-classical Trajectory Calculations for O + O2 Wilson, K. Stephani, University of Illinois, T. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1491 Prescribed Fire Monitoring Using KHawk Unmanned Aircraft Systems Tian, H. S. Gowravaram, H. Flanagan, P. Chao, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Lawrence, KS Noncontinuum and High-Speed Flows Thermal Protection Systems/Ablation II Terrestrial Energy Systems–Fuel Power Technologies Terrestrial 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1476 Design and Experimental Demonastration of a High Pressure Oxy-Methane Combustor J. Cruz, J. Aboud, A. Rios, A. Chowdhury, A. Choudhuri, N. Love, University of Texas, El Paso, TX; et al. 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1481 Defining the Critical Depth of Impact Damage for Thermal Protection Systems Illinois, of University Putnam, Z. Skolnik, N. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1486 From continuum to collisionless: jet loads on a planar plate C. Cai, K. Zhang, Michigan Technological Houghton, MI University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1490 Cooperative Search and Rescue using Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles J. Herrera, Cady, T. Sherman, J. Tellez, T. H. Haideri, California State Polytechnic Pomona, CA; J. Lopez, Citrus University, College, Glendora, CA; et al. 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1475 Reactant Composition Effects on Autothermal Methane Reforming in a Fluidized Bed K. Burra, J. González, G. Bains, A. Gupta, University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1480 A Reliability Comparison of Classical and Stochastic Thickness Margin Approaches for the Orion Heat Shield Resulting From Material Property Uncertainties S. Sepka, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; M. McGuire, J. Kam, NASA Ames Research Center, Vander Moffett Field, CA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1485 A Hybrid DSMC-discontinuous Galerkin finite element method for rarefied gas flows Holman, Naval A. Corrigan, T. D. Kessler, D.C. Washington, Research Laboratory, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1489 Swarms for Migration Flow UAV Monitoring and Search Rescue Mission Support Harrington, M. S. Urdahl, T. S. Skinner, Balchanos, E. Garcia, D. Mavris, Georgia Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, Chaired by: A. GUPTA, University of Maryland and B. KHANDELWAL, The University of Sheffield University of Maryland and B. KHANDELWAL, Chaired by: A. GUPTA, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1474 The Effect of the Fuel Change from Petroleum Kerosene to HEFA Alternative Jet Fuel on the Emission of a Concentric Lean-Burn Burner for Gas Turbine Yamamoto, T. Yoshida, S. Fujiwara, H. Okai, K. Exploration Aerospace Japan Shimodaira, K. Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 341-TP-8 University of Kentucky and M. WINTER, Chaired by: A. MARTIN, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1479 Remote Recession Measurements of Wire-Seeded PICA Samples in an Arc-Jet Flow University of Kentucky, M. Winter, P. B. Butler, Lexington, KY; NASA Langley Research S. Spinter, Danehy, M. Stackpoole, NASA Hampton, VA; Center, Moffett Field, CA Ames Research Center, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 342-TP-9 Chaired by: K. STEPHANI, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1484 Computation of State to Collision Parameters for Non- Equilibrium Flow Solvers S. Subramaniam, K. Stephani, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 343-UAS-8 Chaired by: M. ANDERSON 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1488 Real-time fire segmentation via integrated Active Contours for UAV wildfire propagation prediction Gili, Technical De Vivo, M. Battipede, P. F. Italy; A. Yezzi, Turin, University of Turin, E. Feron, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; E. Johnson, Pennsylvania University Park, PA State University, Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 340-TES-1

118 scitech.aiaa.org Sanibel 3 Osceola 5 Osceola A Osceola B Emerald 2 Florida Hall CD 2020 hrs Carlos Malpica of a Mars Helicopter NASA Ames Research Center Piecewise System Identification Anant Grewal NRC Aerospace 2000 hrs Farhan Gandhi Predictions for Multi-Copters Physics-Based Flight-Mechanics Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1940 hrs Identification UAV Tail Sitter Flight Tail UAV Aeronautical University Measurements for System Borja Martos , Embry-Riddle Mark Snyder , Heurobotics and 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1497 Numerical Study of Transitional Unsteady Boundary Layer on Wind Airfoil Using Hybrid RANS/ Turbine Model LES Turbulence D. Zhang, Cadel, E. Paterson, K. Lowe, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Blacksburg, VA University, 1920 hrs Identification Sung Hyeok Cho University, Pomona University, Quadcopter System California State Polytechnic NASA Jenn Gustetic Transition Open Forum Transition Small Business Innovation Research 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1496 A Parametric CFD Study for the Stacking Point Effect of Taper/Twist of NREL VI Location on the Torque Rotor Blade Wind Turbine Kadioglu, Ankara M. Kaya, Elfarra, F. Ankara, Turkey Yildirim Beyazit University, Wednesday Afternoon Coffee Break Wednesday 1900 hrs Blade Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics II AeroVironment Mujahid Abdulrahim Handling Qualities of Unmanned Aerial Systems Testing for Small UAVs Testing Handling Qualities Flight Performance, Dynamics, and Rising Leaders: Propelling Your Aerospace Career to New Horizons Rising Leaders: Propelling Your From Race Cars to Flying Machines: Celebrating 80 Years of Liebeck From Race Cars to Flying Machines: Celebrating 80 Years 1840 hrs Requirements 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1495 Investigation of the MEXICO rotor aerodynamics in axial flow, including boundary layer transition effects C. Lienard, R. Boisard, ONERA, Meudon, France Marcos Berrios U.S. Army Aviation U.S. Army Aviation Development Directorate Towards UAS Flying Qualities Towards 1820 hrs Assessment Ken Rossitto and Handling Qualities Engineering 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1494 Performance Analysis of Different Positions of Leading Edge Tubercles Blade on a Wind Turbine G. Abate, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, Ball Aerospace Michael Gazarik Boeing Research and Technology X-48B/C Flight Test Experience X-48B/C Flight Test 1800 hrs David Klyde Fixed-Wing sUAS Generation with a Systems Technology, Inc. Systems Technology, Handling Qualities Database Chaired by: Y. SUN, Envision Energy USA and B. ENNIS, Sandia National Laboratories Chaired by: Y. 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1493 Simulating Ice Throw for Wind Certification Turbine M. Lennie, D. Marten, S. Dominin, C. Paschereit, G. Pechlivanoglou, Technical University of Berlin, Germany 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 345-RL-4 1500 - 1630 hrs Moderator: Ali K. Raz, Purdue University Panelists: 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 346-NW-9 1530 - 1600 hrs 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 347-LEC-4 1730 - 1930 hrs tremendous contributions to aerospace and education, will provide a glimpse of the fun he has had along way. Guest speakers will highlight Bob’s This special session will celebrate the 80th birthday of Bob Liebeck, renowned aerodynamicist, professor and aerospace engineer. 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 348-AFM-11 1800 - 2100 hrs Panelists: Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 344-WE-7 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 349-FD-41 1800 - 2100 hrs scitech.aiaa.org 119 Sun A Naples 3 Emerald 3 Emerald 4 Daytona 1 Ed Kraft University of Tennessee Space Institute University of Tennessee 2030 hrs AIAA-2018-1503 Seven keys for practical understanding and use of CGNS M. Poinot, Safran Group, Magny les NASA Hameaux, France; C. Rumsey, Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Eric Tuegel Air Force Research Laboratory 2000 hrs AIAA-2018-1502 Effects of Meshing, Solver Parameters and Post-processing on Aero-optical Image Quality Metric Modeling (TMT) Thirty Meter Telescope K. Vogiatzis, Pasadena, CA International Observatory, Pam Kobryn Chief Scientist SDM Lecture Timothy Bunning Timothy Small Satellites I Meshing Techniques Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Research Laboratory 1930 hrs AIAA-2018-1501 Robust metric aligned quad- dominant meshing using Lp tessellation centroidal Voronoi D. Ekelschot, M. Ceze, A. Garai, S. Murman, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 1930 hrs AIAA-2018-1507 of Spacecraft Validation Testbed Safe Mode for a Deep Space CubeSat M. Sorgenfrei, J. Fusco, NASA Ames Moffett Field, CA Research Center, Digital Engineering – Elements and Context Recent Advances in Alternative Fuels Combustion 1900 hrs AIAA-2018-1500 Automatic Method for Multiblock Structured Grid Generation São José dos Campos, M. Ferrari, Embraer, Brazil 1900 hrs AIAA-2018-1506 Dynamic Control of a Novel Magnetorheological Fluid Damper for a Small Spacecraft with Flexible Appendages D. Seo, Kim, Embry-Riddle R. Waelchli, Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, Brench Boden Digital Manufacturing & Design Innovation Institute 1830 hrs AIAA-2018-1499 the NASA Contributions Towards 2030 Vision for Simulation Dawes, Cambridge University, W. Kellar, Cambridge, United Kingdom; W. Racz, N. Meah, A. T. J. Verdicchio, Cambridge Flow Solutions, Kudryavtsev, Ltd., Cambridge, United Kingdom; et al. 1830 hrs AIAA-2018-1505 Plant Satellite Project M. Lehmitz, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY Chuck Ward Air Force Research Laboratory Wednesday, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 350-MVC-6 University of California Davis Chaired by: N. WYMAN, Pointwise, Inc. and R. DAVIS, 1800 hrs AIAA-2018-1498 New CFD capabilities based on intersecting arbitrary polyhedral meshes: P1-conservative interpolations and overset CFD applications Renaud, ONERA, S. Peron, T. S. Landier, Châtillon, France 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 351-SATS-1 Chaired by: J. STRAUB, North Dakota State University 1800 hrs AIAA-2018-1504 Characterization and Analysis of Anomalous Diffusion Modes in a 600 W Permanent Magnet Hall Thruster C. Hartsfield, Air Force Institute S. Wright, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson of Technology, 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 352-SD-13 1800 - 1900 hrs 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 353-SE-3/DEI-1 1800 - 1900 hrs Moderator: Mat French, Rolls-Royce Corporation Panelists: 10 January 2018 Wednesday, 354-TES-2 1800 - 2100 hrs An overview of alternative fuels and combustion

120 scitech.aiaa.org Osceola 2 Osceola CD Gainesville 2 Session Rooms Florida Hall CD St. George #114 The Boeing Company Abdollah Khodadoust Brett Schmuki Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Mission Systems & Software Senior Manager 1200 hrs Oral Presentation Using Barium Nitrate Doping to Afterburn Measure Early Time in Detonating Temperatures Explosives (Invited) C. Rumchik, Air Force Research Laboratory, Lewis, University of Eglin AFB, FL; W. Dayton, OH MBDA UK Nigel Taylor Capability Leader – Aerodynamic Tools and Methods Capability Leader – Aerodynamic Tools Mark Psiaki 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Hybrid fs/ps CARS and laser-based characterization of post-detonation regions LoCurto,A. Dedic, C. Michael, J. State Iowa Purdue Meyer, Ames, IA; T. University, Sippel, Lafayette, IN; T. West University, Ames, IA Iowa State University, Professor & Kevin Crofton Faculty Chair, Professor & Kevin Crofton Faculty Chair, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Kevin Crofton Department of Aerospace & Ocean Engineering Professor Thursday Dave Darmofal Cybersecurity Workshop Welcome to the Holodeck Welcome Aerodynamics Education Panel Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thursday Morning Coffee Break 1100 hrs Oral Presentation Advancements in Optical Fragmentation Diagnostics for Explosive Munition Miller, Reu, T. P. D. Guildenbecher, Sandia National K. Lynch, D. Turner, Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM Thursday Morning Speakers’ Briefing Margee Herring Progress in Measurement Diagnostics Detonation Environments (Invited) Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Senior Engineer, Cybersecurity Senior Engineer, 1030 hrs Oral Presentation Characterization of Combustion and Exit Flow in a Rotating Wave Detonation Engine with a Multi- Point Ion Probe and High Speed Sampling Probe D. Ferguson, National Energy Technology A. Roy, Morgantown, WV; Laboratory, Morgantown, Virginia University, West National Energy Strakey, Sidwell, P. T. WV; Morgantown, WV Laboratory, Technology Keynote Speaker: Elizabeth Baron, Virtual Reality & Advanced Visualization Technology Specialist, Ford Motor Company Keynote Speaker: Elizabeth Baron, Virtual Reality & Advanced Visualization Technology Professor Mark Maughmer Pennsylvania State University 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Optical Measurements for Exploring Pressure-Gain Combustion (Invited) J. Gord, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Department 13 Kevin Finisterre Security Researcher Professor Rolf Radespiel Technical University of Braunschweig Technical Chaired by: J. WAGNER, Sandia National Laboratories and M. GAMBA, University of Michigan Chaired by: J. WAGNER, 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Measurement Challenges to Determine Operability and Pressure Gain in Rotating Detonation Engines Naval Postgraduate R. Wright, C. Brophy, CA School, Monterey, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 360-APA-12/EDU-1 0930 - 1130 hrs Leaders from academia and industry discuss aerodynamics curricula and instruction in how to best educate and prepare modern engineers. Panelists: Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 355-SB-4 0730 - 0800 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 356-PLNRY-4 0800 - 0900 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 357-NW-10 0900 - 0930 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 358-WKSHOP-1 0900 - 1300 hrs Speakers: 11 January 2018 Thursday, 359-AMT-5 Join subject matter experts to learn being developed for urban, on-demand mobility applications. Collaborate in real time to develop threat mitigation strategies critical vulnerabilities. about cyber threats to connected, autonomous, electric air vehicles scitech.aiaa.org 121 Sun 2 Sun D Tampa 1 Tampa Gainesville 1 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1512 and Flow Control of CFD Validation RAE-M2129 S-Duct Using CREATE-AV Kestrel Simulation Tools Aref, M. Ghoreyshi, A. Jirasek, P. Colorado Satchell, U.S. Air Force Academy, Springs, CO 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1525 Experimental Investigation on Muzzle Blast Affected by Air- Guiding Grooves on Bullets J. Kim, Gwangju Institute of Science and Gwangju, South Korea; H. Kim, Technology, Ltd., Daejeon, South Duretek Company, Korea; S. Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science Gwangju, South Korea and Technology, -AV HELIOS v8 -AV TM 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1511 Models of Turbulence Verification in CREATE Available Lakshminarayan, Science and V. S. Tran, Corporation, Moffett Field, Technology CA; J. Sitaraman, Parallel Geometric Algorithms, LLC, Sunnyvale, CA; A. Wissink, and Missile Research Army Aviation Development and Engineering Center, Moffett Field, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1516 The Impact of Surface Roughness Geometry on Aero-Engine Intakes at Incidence University of C. Coles, H. Babinsky, Cambridge, United Kingdom 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1520 to Reduce Wind-Induced Venting Loads on an Open Observatory Dome R. Robb, T. Siefers, J. Warren, T. McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1524 Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Fin Effectiveness on an Axisymmetric Configuration Florida State D. Dawson, R. Kumar, T. FL; S. Kirby, Tallahassee, University, Birch, Defence Science and Technology United Portsdown West, Laboratory, Air Force Research Kingdom; R. Taylor, Eglin AFB, FL Laboratory, Transonic and Supersonic Aerodynamics I Transonic Aerodynamic Results from Ground Tests or Flight Tests Aerodynamic Results from Ground Tests Special Session: CREATE-AV HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles IV HPC Multiphysics Applications of Full-Up Air Vehicles Special Session: CREATE-AV Weapons Aerodynamics: Missile/Projectile/Guided-Munitions, Carriage and Store Separation II Weapons 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1510 Mixing Plane Simulation of a High- Performance Fan Using Kestrel M. Unrau, S. Gorrell, Brigham Young Provo, UT University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1515 Investigation of Reshaping Pin Protuberance for Missile Flight Control in Supersonic Flow E. Stephen, D. Broadbent, B. Matherne, McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force Academy, T. Colorado Springs, CO 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1519 Aircraft Geometry Effects on a Distributed Flush Airdata System J. Farnsworth, B. R. Laurence, G. Dunbar, University of Colorado, Boulder, Argrow, CO Boulder, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1523 Aerodynamic characterization of an axisymmetric body with fins at supersonic speeds Florida State D. Dawson, R. Kumar, FL; L. Parker, Tallahassee, University, Birch, Defence Science and T. S. Kirby, Portsdown West, Laboratory, Technology Air Force United Kingdom; R. Taylor, Eglin AFB, FL Research Laboratory, -AV Kestrel for -AV TM -SH Osprey : TM Extension of CREATE Incompressible Ships Applications 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1509 HPCMP CREATE M. Jemison, J. Gorski, Naval K. Delaney, Bethesda, West Center, Surface Warfare MD 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1514 Control of Presence the of Effects Cylindrical Around Flow the on Fins Protuberances in Supersonic Crossflow Bertrand, E. Stephen, S. O’Connell, W. McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force Academy, T. Colorado Springs, CO 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1518 Wind Induced Loads on Elevated Shutters of an Open Observatory Dome McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force Siefers, T. T. Colorado Springs, CO Academy, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1522 Comparative Analysis of Weapon Using Numerical Release Trajectory and Experimental Techniques Islamabad, Khan, Air University, T. Z. Toor, Pakistan; O. Khan, Auburn University, Auburn, AL; J. Masud, Air University, Islamabad, Pakistan Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 361-APA-36 and R. NICHOLS, The University of Alabama at Birmingham Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1508 Platform Applications of the SPACE for Internal Reacting Flow Simulations Laboratory, Research Force Air Harvazinski, M. Lobo, Sierra Lietz, C. CA; AFB, Edwards Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; Z. Jozefik, ERC, Lobo, Sierra Umphrey, C. CA; AFB, Edwards Mundis, N. Edoh, A. CA; AFB, Edwards Inc., ERC, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; et al. Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 362-APA-37 University of Colorado Boulder Chaired by: J. AZEVEDO and FARNSWORTH, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1513 Normal Shock Wave-Turbulent Boundary Layer Interactions in Intakes at Incidence Transonic University of A. Coschignano, H. Babinsky, Cambridge, United Kingdom 11 January 2018 Thursday, 363-APA-38 Inc. Chaired by: K. CASPER, Sandia National Laboratories and N. RAJMOHAN, Aerion Technologies 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1517 using Testing Tunnel Wind UAV Shadow an Additively Manufactured Model C. Waddle, C. Owens, A. McDaniel, M. Hall, Z. Research Missile and Aviation Army Dobbins, Redstone Center, Engineering and Development Sciences Materials Whitmore, R. AL; Arsenal, et al. Corporation, Horsham, PA; 11 January 2018 Thursday, 364-APA-39 Organization Chaired by: J. DOYLE, US Army AMRDEC and K. GERZINA, Orbital ATK 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1521 Multi-disciplinary Simulations of Bays using Scale Stores in Weapon Adaptive Simulation G. Barakos, University of G. Loupy, United Kingdom; N. Glasgow, Glasgow, MBDA, Filton, United Kingdom Taylor,

122 scitech.aiaa.org Miami 3 Tampa 2 Tampa Captiva 2 Osceola A Rodney Martin NASA Ames Research Center Deputy Data Sciences Group Lead 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1538 Constellation Design for Mars Navigation using Small Satellites Florida, of University Bevilacqua, R. Kelly, P. Gainesville, FL Epic Games Thomas Convard Technical Product Manager, Unreal Engine Enterprise Product Manager, Technical 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1537 Electrolysis for Propulsion of Water a Crewed Mars Mission K. Doyle, M. Peck, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Adam Clark Technology & Research Technology Boeing Commercial Aircraft Aerodynamics Engineer, Enabling Aerodynamics Engineer, Flow Control VI: Shocked Flows 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1532 An Experimental Study of Corner Flow Control Applied to an Oblique Shock-Wave/Boundary-Layer Interaction University of X. Xiang, H. Babinsky, Cambridge, United Kingdom 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1536 A Summary of Recent NASA’s Electric Sail Propulsion System Investigations B. Wiegmann, A. Heaton, NASA Marshall Huntsville, AL Space Flight Center, Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics II Propeller/Rotorcraft/Wind Turbine Emerging Technologies for Mars and Other Planetary Exploration Emerging Technologies Digital Natives Leading the Digital Transformation in Design and Knowledge Environments Digital Natives Leading the Transformation 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1528 Performance Prediction of Using A Higher Multirotor Vehicles Order Potential Flow Method D. Barcelos, A. Kolaei, G. Bramesfeld, Canada Toronto, Ryerson University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1531 Effect of pulsed periodic energy deposition on mixing of supersonic flow interaction with oblique shock Northwestern Polytechnical Liu, H. Yan, F. Xi’an, China; A. Zheltovodov, University, Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russia 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1535 Flyer Land - A Titan Never-EVER Concept Z. Thai, S. Coles, J. Jacob, B. Duncan, A. Hudson, Oklahoma State C. Dancer, OK; et al. Stillwater, University, Ball Aerospace Rachel Narciso Immersive Technology Specialist Immersive Technology 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1527 Computational Analysis of Isolated and Embedded Ducted Rotors in Edgewise Flight Gandhi, A. Oberai, M. Misiorowski, F. NY Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1530 LES Study on Structure Characteristics of Shock/Vortex Ring Interaction X. Dong, Nanjing University of Science and Alcorn Yan, Nanjing, China; Y. Technology, Dong, Y. Lorman, MS; Y. State University, Arlington, C. Liu, University of Texas, Yang, Arlington, TX 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1534 for Rovers A Novel Sensing Tether Luna D. Kominsky, E. Templeton, Brown, T. Innovations, Inc., Roanoke, VA; I. Nesnas, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA Autodesk Michael Bergin Principal Research Scientist Chaired by: L. ZIENTARSKI, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: L. ZIENTARSKI, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1526 Aerodynamic Characterization of a Quad-Rotor Helicopter M. McCrink, J. M. Sutkowy, A. Pandey, Columbus, Ohio State University, Gregory, OH 11 January 2018 Thursday, 366-APA-42/FD-42 University of Cambridge and J. LITTLE, The Arizona Chaired by: H. BABINSKY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1529 Simulations of Tetrahedral-Mesh Interaction Shock-Turbulence National Institute of B. Venkatachari, C. Chang, NASA Aerospace, Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 367-EXPL-1 and S. SHARMA, NASA Ames Research Center Florida Institute of Technology Chaired by: S. CHINTALAPATI, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1533 Aerodynamic performance analysis of fixed wing space drones in different solar system bodies M. Hassanalian, D. Rice, A. Abdelkefi, New Las Cruces, NM Mexico State University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 368-F360-7 0930 - 1130 hrs NASA Langley Research Center Moderator: David E. Bowles, Director, Panelists: Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 365-APA-41 scitech.aiaa.org 123 Sun 4 Sun 4 Sun 6 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1544 Reduced-order Modeling for Fluid- Structure Interaction of Membrane Wings at Low and Moderate Reynolds Numbers M. Nardini, S. Illingworth, R. Sandberg, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1549 Large-Eddy Simulation with Boundary Layer Stability Theory for Flow Computations Transitional S. Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science and Gwangju, South Korea; J. Joo, Technology, Corporation, R. Lin, United Technologies East Hartford, CT 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1548 Adaptive Harmonic Linearized equations used for Navier-Stokes boundary layer instability analysis in the presence of large streamwise gradients 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1543 An Integrated High-fidelity Approach for Modeling Flow- structure Interaction in Biological Propulsion and its Strong Validation G. Liu, B. Geng, X. Zheng, Q. Xue, Old Town, University of Maine, Old Town, H. Dong, University of ME; J. Wang, Virginia, Charlottesville, VA J. Franco Sumariva, S. Hein, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany Fluid-Membrane Interaction Multiphase Flows I: Experiments 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1542 and Preliminary Verification Suite for the CFD Test Validation Component of Supersonic Parachute Deployment FSI Simulations Laboratory, Propulsion Jet Rabinovitch, J. Pasadena, Technology, of Institute California Stanford Farhat, C. Avery, P. Huang, Z. L. CA; Derkevorkian, A. CA; Stanford, University, California Laboratory, Propulsion Jet Peterson, Pasadena, CA Institute of Technology, Stability and Transition IV: Subsonic Boundary Layers IV: Stability and Transition 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1541 Evaluation of an Advanced Suite of Numerical Codes for Structural Simulation of Parachute Fabric A. Derkevorkian, J. Rabinovitch, L. Peterson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, C. Farhat, Stanford Avery, Pasadena, CA; P. Stanford, CA University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1547 Two-Phase Derivations of Averaged Flow Properties Using X-Ray Fluorescence Measurements Inc., Beavercreek, OH; A. K. Lin, Taitech, Kastengren, Argonne National Laboratory, Air Chicago, IL; B. Bornhoft, C. Carter, Wright- Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1540 Simulation of Parachute Inflation Dynamics Using an Eulerian Computational Framework for Fluid-Structure Interfaces Evolving Flows in High-Speed Turbulent C. Farhat, Stanford Avery, Z. Huang, P. Stanford, CA; J. Rabinovitch, A. University, Derkevorkian, L. Peterson, Jet Propulsion California Institute of Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1546 Evolution of Convective Structure in Transient, and Heat Transfer Evaporating Films J. Hermanson, J. Gonzales, University J. Seattle, WA; of Washington, University, Allen, Michigan Technological Houghton, MI Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 369-FD-43 Chaired by: K. BERGERON, US Army NSRDEC and J. RABINOVITCH, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1539 and Validation Model Verification Assessment for a Simulation of Supersonic Parachute Inflation during Martian Entry L. Peterson, A. Derkevorkian, J. Rabinovitch, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Stanford Avery, Pasadena, CA; C. Farhat, P. Stanford, CA University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 370-FD-44 Chaired by: D. RAGNI, Delft University of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1545 Simulation-Driven Experiments of Macroscale Explosive Dispersal of Particles K. Hughes, University of Florida, Gainesville, Research Force Air Diggs, A. FL; Gainesville, Eglin AFB, FL; C. Park, University of Laboratory, Littrell, D. FL; Gainesville, Gainesville, Florida, AFB, Eglin Laboratory, Research Force Air FL; R. Haftka, N. Kim, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; et al. 11 January 2018 Thursday, 371-FD-45 University of Arizona and M. KUESTER, Virginia Tech Chaired by: H. FASEL, 0930 hrs No Presentations

124 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 3 Sun 5 Captiva 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1555 Development of a Plasma Actuator with Arc Breakdown in a Magnetic Field J. Zimmerman, CU Aerospace, LLC, University of Champaign, IL; G. Hristov, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; A. Palla, D. Carroll, CU Aerospace, LLC, Ansell, University of Champaign, IL; P. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1565 A Stabilized RBF Finite Difference Method for Convection Dominated Flows over Meshfree Nodes A. Javed, National University of Sciences Islamabad, Pakistan; and Technology, K. Djidjeli, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; M. Jamil, I. Arif, National University of Sciences and Islamabad, Pakistan Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1554 Multi-Objective Design Optimization of Flow Control behind Backward Facing Steps with Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma Actuators Boom, K. Lio, H. Ogawa, RMIT Y. Melbourne, Australia University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1564 A Comparative Study of Different Overset Grid Solvers Between OpenFOAM, StarCCM+ and Ansys- Fluent B. Boppana, Institute of D. Chandar, High Performance Computing, Singapore, University of Kumar, Singapore; V. Laramie, WY Wyoming, CFD Applications I Plasma Flow Control II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1553 Experimental Study of Serpentine to Plasma Actuator for Transition Turbulence A. Dagen, S. A. das Gupta, Lilley, University of Florida, Gainesville, Roy, Gainesville, FL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1559 High-fidelity methods for the prediction of ice debris trajectories H. Beaugendre, National Polytechnic France; L. Institute of Bordeaux, Talence, Nouveau, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), France; M. Costes, C. Wervaecke, Talence, Kilian, German ONERA, Paris, France; T. Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1563 Physically consistent formulations for kinetic energy preservation by quasi-skew-symmetric forms University, Kuya, S. Kawai, Tohoku Y. Sendai, Japan Cartesian, Overset, and Meshfree CFD Methods 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1552 Numerical Analysis on Jet Formation Process of Sparkjet Actuator H. Kim, J. Chae, S. Ahn, K. Seoul Seoul, South Korea National University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1558 Analysis of Duct Vortex Development with Low- and High-fidelity Models to Support Design StreamVane™ O’Brien, K. Lowe, Virginia K. Smith, W. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1562 A Lagrangian discontinuous Galerkin hydrodynamic method for 2D Cartesian and RZ axisymmetric coordinates X. Liu, N. Morgan, D. Burton, Los Alamos Los Alamos, NM National Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1551 Experimental Analysis of Burst Actuation for Separation Control around a Pitching NACA0015 Airfoil Using a DBD Plasma Actuator at low Reynolds number University of Science, S. Sekimoto, Tokyo Katsushika, Japan; S. Shimomura, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Koganei, Japan; H. Fukumoto, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan; K. Fujii, Tokyo University of Science, Katsushika, Japan; A. Oyama, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan; H. University of Agriculture and Nishida, Tokyo Koganei, Japan Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1557 Numerical Investigation of Dynamic Stall for a Helicopter Blade Section A. Gross, New Mexico State G. Wen, Las Cruces, NM University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1561 On Interpolation Schemes for Nested Cartesian Finite Difference Grids of Different Size George Mason A. Figueroa, R. Lohner, J. Sitaraman, Fairfax, VA; University, Parallel Geometric Algorithms, LLC, Sunnyvale, CA Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Chaired by: M. RENNIE, University of Notre Dame 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1550 Large-Eddy Simulations of Flow Control Effects of a DBD Burst Plasma Actuator at Various Frequencies on a Dynamic Flowfield around a Pitching NACA0012 Airfoil at Reynolds Number of 256,000 H. Fukumoto, University of Tokyo, Sagamihara, Japan; H. Aono, Tokyo University of Science, Katsushika, Japan; Sendai, University, Nonomura, Tohoku T. Japan; A. Oyama, University of Tokyo, Sagamihara, Japan; K. Fujii, Tokyo University of Science, Katsushika, Japan 11 January 2018 Thursday, 373-FD-47 US Army Research Laboratory Chaired by: S. SILTON, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1556 Landing Gear Drag Reduction Using Lattice Boltzmann Method Caruy Povoa, R. Granzoto, G. Becker, P. São José dos Campos, M. Lopez, Embraer, Brazil 11 January 2018 Thursday, 374-FD-48 University of Kansas Chaired by: C. BREHM, University of Kentucky and Z. WANG, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1560 Model for a Viscous Wall Towards Immersed Boundary Methods C. Brehm, University of Kentucky, N. Ashton, Lexington, KY; Oxford, United Kingdom Oxford University, scitech.aiaa.org 125 Naples 2 Sanibel 2 Sanibel 3 Osceola 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1570 SANS RANS solutions for 3D benchmark configurations M. Galbraith, S. Allmaras, D. Darmofal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 1130 hrs Oral Presentation Stabilized Finite-Element Solutions for the Special Session on Solver Flows for Turbulent Technology (Invited) Anderson, NASA Langley Research W. Hampton, VA Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1575 Direct L1-Adaptive Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion Control for Command Augmentation Systems A&M University, Texas J. Harris, J. Valasek, College Station, TX 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1580 Extended Kalman Filter and Consensus Observabilityfor Analysis Estimation of Spacecraft Relative Motion University of Arizona, E. Butcher, J. Wang, University Yucelen, AZ; T. Tucson, Tucson, FL of South Florida, Tampa, Missile Guidance II Spacecraft GN&C II V&V of Adaptive Systems IV 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1569 An Investigation of Continuous and Discontinuous Finite-Element Discretizations on Benchmark 3D Flows (Invited) Turbulent Mavriplis, D. Brazell, M. Ahrabi, Reza B. Laramie, WY University of Wyoming, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1574 and Human Between Control Shared Adaptive Autopilots Massachusetts Annaswamy, A. Thomsen, B. Cambridge, MA; Institute of Technology, Los The Boeing Company, E. Lavretsky, Angeles, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1579 Agile Attitude Maneuver via SDRE Controller using SGCMG Integrated Satellite Model Keio University, R. Ozawa, M. Takahashi, Japan Yokohama, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1584 State and Input Constrained Missile Guidance using Spectral Model Predictive Static Programming S. Mondal, R. Padhi, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India Special Session: RANS Solutions for Benchmark Configurations II 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1568 Evaluation of RANS Solutions for 3D Benchmark Configurations with Kestrel HPCMP CREATE™-AV D. Stefanski, University J. Erwin, R. Glasby, Knoxville, Oak Ridge, TN of Tennessee, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1573 On Set-Theoretic Model Reference Adaptive Control of Uncertain Dynamical Systems Subject to Actuator Dynamics University of South Yucelen, E. Arabi, T. FL Florida, Tampa, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1578 Innovative Control System Approaches for Improving Late Mission Performance: Experiences from the Kepler Space Telescope CO D. Putnam, Ball Corporation, Boulder, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1583 Blind Evasion with Amplitude Modulation R. Morgan, J. Riel, B. Neschke, Raytheon AZ Tucson, Company, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1567 Application of Diablo to Three- Dimensional Benchmark Problems Navier- for Reynolds-Averaged Stokes Solvers Reist, D. Zingg, University of Toronto, T. Canada Toronto, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1572 A Model Reference Adaptive Control Approach for Uncertain Dynamical Systems with Strict Component-wise Performance Guarantees M. Fravolini, University of Perugia, Perugia, University of Yucelen, Italy; E. Arabi, T. FL South Florida, Tampa, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1577 A Convex Approach to Minimum- Low-Thrust Trajectory Time Optimization West M. Grant, Purdue University, Z. Wang, Lafayette, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1582 AFSIM Implementation and Simulation of the Active Target Defense Differential Game Air Force N. Hanlon, E. Garcia, D. Casbeer, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; M. Pachter, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, National Institute of Aerospace and D. ZINGG, University Toronto Chaired by: H. NISHIKAWA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1566 RANS simulations on OM6 with the Onera elsA flow solver A. Dumont, C. Caillaux, J. M. Soismier, B. Michel, Maugars, ONERA, Mayeur, Châtillon, France 11 January 2018 Thursday, 376-GNC-30/IS-13 YUCELEN and J. MUSE, AFRL/RQQA Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1571 Adaptive Output Feedback Control of Non-Minimum Phase Systems Using Optimal Control Modification N. Nguyen, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; K. Hashemi, Universities Space Research Association, Moffett Field, E. Arabi, University of South Yucelen, CA; T. FL Florida, Tampa, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 and A. SCHUTTE, The Aerospace Corporation Orbital ATK Chaired by: M. MCFARLAND, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1576 with Tracking Spacecraft Trajectory Identification of Mass Properties Using Dual Quaternions Georgia Institute of Tsiotras, P. A. Valverde, Atlanta, GA Technology, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 378-GNC-32 DIAZ-MERCADO Chaired by: B. BISWELL, Raytheon Missile Systems and Y. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1581 Cooperative Interception of a Highly Manoeuvrable Aerial Target N. Ure, G. Inalhan, Istanbul B. Yuksek, Istanbul, Turkey University, Technical Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 375-FD-49

126 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 1 Naples 1 Osceola 3 Sarasota 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1606 Estimate of All the Inertial Parameters of a Free-Floating Object in Orbit University, Q. Meng, J. Liang, Tsinghua Beijing, China; O. Ma, University of Cincinnati, OH 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1590 A Fast Sampling-based Optimal Route-Planning Algorithm to Satisfy Logic Specifications Linear Temporal Z. Zhang, R. Cowlagi, Worcester MA Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1600 Linearized Analysis of Inertial Navigation Employing Common Frame Error Representations J. Crassidis, State University M. Whittaker, Amherst, NY of New York, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1605 Light Curve Analysis Using Waveletss A. Dianetti, J. Crassidis, State University of Buffalo, NY New York, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1589 Autonomous Distributed Wildfire Surveillance using Deep Reinforcement Learning Stanford K. Julian, M. Kochenderfer, Stanford, CA University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1595 Navigation using Cooperative UAV Ranging and Magnetic Inter-Vehicle Anomaly Measurements Gu, A. Hypes, West Y. J. Strader, C. Yang, A. WV; Morgantown, University, Virginia Technology, of Institute Force Air Canciani, Force Air Brink, K. OH; AFB, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, Aircraft Guidance II Aerospace Robotics II Navigation and Estimation II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1599 Using Model Predictive Control for Optimization and to Meet Trajectory Spacing Objectives NJ; Piscataway, X. Bai, Rutgers University, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA L. Weitz, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1604 CubeSat Simulation and Detection using Monocular Camera Images and Convolutional Neural Networks J. Shi, S. Ulrich, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada; S. Ruel, Neptec Design Group, Kanata, Canada 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1588 Design and Autonomous Control of Blimp a Solar-Power R. Dai, Iowa State N. Kingry, C. Wan, Ames, IA University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1594 Autonomous Execution of Aircraft Supermaneuvers with Switching Nonlinear Backstepping Control M. Moghadam, N. Ure, G. Inalhan, Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey University, Technical Specialized Flight Phase Guidance 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1598 Cooperative Docking Guidance and Control with Application to Autonomous Aerial Refueling University of Munich, D. Löbl, Technical Technion-- Garching, Germany; M. Weiss, Haifa, Israel; Israel Institute of Technology, Munich, of University Technical Holzapfel, F. Technion--Israel Shima, T. Germany; Garching, Haifa, Israel Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1603 On-Orbit Mass Property Estimation for the Space Shuttle Orbiter with Uncertain Thruster Outputs Massachusetts Institute E. Evans, J. How, Cambridge, MA; S. Thrasher, of Technology, Cambridge, MA Draper Laboratory, L. Yang, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1587 A Novel Fully Quaternion based Nonlinear Attitude and Position Controller M. Kothari, Indian H. Parwana, J. Patrikar, Kanpur, Kanpur, Institute of Technology India 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1593 System using Design of Tracking Bayesian Position Prediction for Highly Maneuvarable Aerial Target H. Lee, D. S. Jung, Shim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Daejeon, South Korea Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1597 Simulation A Study of Air Traffic Around Haneda Airport using Step Back Cellular Automaton S. Nagaoka, K. Anzai, Tatsukawa, T. University of Science, K. Fujii, Tokyo Katsushika, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1602 Stereo of Testing Hardware-in-the-Loop Method Hazard-Detection Vision-Based for Planetary Landing Delft University of Technology, S. Woicke, German Delft, The Netherlands; H. Krüger, Aerospace Center (DLR), Bremen, Germany; E. Mooij, Delft University of Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1586 Increasing Predictability and Performance in UAS Flight Contingencies using AIDL and MPC A. Lobato, M. de la Gavilan, R. Vazquez, F. Rosa, A. Gallego, E. Camacho, University of Seville, Spain; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1592 Following for Fixed-Wing Waypoint in 3D Space MAVs N. Singh, S. Hota, Indian Institute of India Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Technology Chaired by: J. STECK, Wichita State University and A. CHAKRAVARTHY, Wichita State University Chaired by: J. STECK, Wichita State University and A. CHAKRAVARTHY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1596 Merging Optimization Method Considering Minimum Time Separation Based on Wake Category Turbulence E. Itoh, Electronic Navigation D. Toratani, Research Institute, Chofu, Japan 11 January 2018 Thursday, 382-GNC-36 Virginia University Chaired by: D. CHOUKROUN, Ben Gurion University of the Negev and J. GROSS, West 0930 hrs Algorithms AIAA-2018-1601 Crater-Detection of Comparison Navigation for Terrain-Relative A. Moreno Gonzalez, I. El- Hajj, S. Woicke, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; J. Mes, Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands; M. Henkel, R. Klavers, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 379-GNC-33 Chaired by: O. MA, University of Cincinnati and S. ULRICH, Carleton 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1585 Nonlinear Model Predictive Control Parameters and Path Geometry University of Stuttgart, Fichter, A. Joos, W. Stuttgart, Germany 11 January 2018 Thursday, 380-GNC-34 and I. WEINTRAUB, Air Force Research Laboratory Chaired by: E. JOHNSON, Georgia Institute of Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1591 Optimization Using Trajectory Lower Bound for Cramér-Rao Tracking Bearings-Only Target Korea Advanced H. Roh, M. Cho, Tahk, Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea 11 January 2018 Thursday, 381-GNC-35 scitech.aiaa.org 127 Destin 2 Sanibel 1 Osceola 4 Daytona 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1616 Extraordinary Care: A History of Flight Operations Rules for Common Carriers Arizona State Takahashi, T. D. Wood, AZ Tempe, University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1627 On the Use of Synthetic Jet Actuators to Induce Jet-Vectoring in Nozzles M. Ferlauto, R. Marsilio, Technical Italy Turin, University of Turin, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1615 From the Viridarium of Francisco de Mendoça to the Airship of Cypriano Jardim University of J. Melo De Sousa, Technical Lisbon, Portugal 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1621 Control of Unstart Phenomenon in Scramjet Engines H. Gupta, M. S. M. Ansari, Varshney, Aligarh, Baig, Aligarh Muslim University, India 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1626 Pressure Distribution and Performance Impacts of Aerospike Nozzles on Rotating Detonation Engines Naval M. Schnabel, C. Brophy, CA Postgraduate School, Monterey, Scramjet Inlets 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1610 Characterization of a Premixed Laboratory Scale Pulsed Detonation Burner B. Sell, J. Hoke, K. Moosmann, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. I. Andrus, Air Force Research Schauer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1614 (Un)controlled Flight Into Terrain: A History of Obstacle Clearance Regulations Arizona State Takahashi, J. Beard, T. AZ Tempe, University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1620 Visualization of scoop inlet-induced circular isolator flows using planar laser Rayleigh scattering imaging G. DiCristina, S. Im, University of Notre Dame, Notre IN; J. Choi, Agency for Defense Development, Daejeon, South Korea; K. Kang, H. Do, Seoul National Seoul, South Korea University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1625 Experimental Study of an Underexpanded Supersonic Jet under Non-Swirling and Swirling Conditions Terrazas, J. Ahumada Lazo, M. De La Torre Shu, New Mexico State R. Chen, F. Las Cruces, NM University, Perspectives on Aerospace History Pressure Gain Combustion for Gas Turbines Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration II 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1609 Effect of Axial Spacing and Blockages on the Deflagration to in a Pulse Detonation Transition Detonation Engine K. Porel, M. Attia, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1613 Reengineering history: What can we learn from a photographed B-17 “Flying Fortress” in-flight structural failure? M. Schuurman, C. Kassapoglou, Delft Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1619 Preliminary Investigation of Unstart Physics and Dynamics in an Axisymmetric Isolator North Narayanaswamy, M. Leonard, V. Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1624 Effect of transonic inlet design on the performance of a mico-turbojet engine Andreoli, G. Paniagua, Purdue U. Vyas, V. Lafayette, IN West University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1608 Wave Single and Counter-Rotating Modes in an RDC M. Bohon, C. Paschereit, R. Bluemner, University of Berlin, Technical Germany; E. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1612 Unlikely Partners: German-Soviet Aeronautical Cooperation, 1919- 1933 R. Hallion, Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1618 Supersonic Isolator Shock-Train Dynamics: Simple Physics-Based Model for Closed-Loop Control of Location Shock-Train J. Lingren, N. Clemens, L. Vanstone, Austin, TX University of Texas, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1623 Fully Automated Procedure for of Mach and Independent Variation Reynolds Numbers for Ejector CFD Simulations S. Brehm, R. Niehuis, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Neubiberg, Germany Chaired by: K. YU, University of Maryland 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1607 A Disk Rotating Detonation Engine Part 2: Operation Air Force Schauer, M. McClearn, F. AFB, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, OH; R. Huff, M. Polanka, Air Force Institute AFB, OH; Wright-Patterson of Technology, J. Hoke, M. Fotia, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH 11 January 2018 Thursday, 384-HIS-1 Chaired by: R. HALLION 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1611 Aviation War’s The First World Legacy R. Hallion, Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, FL 11 January 2018 Thursday, 385-HSABP-9 O’BRIEN, Raytheon Missiles Systems Chaired by: B. SARACOGLU, von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics and T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1617 Scaling of pseudoshock length and pressure rise R. Hunt, L. Edelman, M. Gamba, University MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 386-INPSI-2 NASA Glenn Research Center and D. CROWE, Air Force Institute of Technology Chaired by: E. LOTH, University of Virginia and S. HIRT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1622 Three-dimensional Measurements of Supersonic Flow Using Tomographic Background Oriented Schlieren Cox, K. Ahmed, University of R. 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128 scitech.aiaa.org Sun C Emerald 1 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1645 Modeling of Randomly Distributed Coated Fibers in a Ceramic Matrix Composite Ji, Ulsan National Institute H. Kim, W. Ulsan, South of Science and Technology, Korea 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1633 Design Considerations for a Variable Autonomy Exeuctive for UAS in the NAS A. Bajwa, NASA Ames Research M. Lowry, Moffett Field, CA Center, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1639 Machine Learning Approaches for Multi-Sensor Data Pattern Recognition: K-means, Deep Neural University Networks, and Multi-layer K-means Cao, Y. Votion, J. Tao, F. Suresh, R. San Antonio, TX of Texas, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1644 Fracture Properties of Seamless and Stitch-Bonded Carbon Fiber Plate Structures Type and Tube Fard, Arizona State University, M. Yekani AZ; B. Raji, Pipe Reconstruction, Tempe, M. Phoenix, AZ; M. Padilla, J. Woodward, Arizona State Oramas, A. Chattopadhyay, AZ Tempe, University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1650 An Open-Source MAST: Computational Framework for Design of Multiphysics Systems M. Bhatia, Mississippi State University, Beran, Air Force Mississippi State, MS; P. Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, AFB, OH 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1632 of Intelligent Motion Flight Testing Video Guidance for Unmanned Air Surveillance System Ground Target C. Rogers, Texas C. Noren, J. Valasek, College Station, TX A&M University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1638 and Algorithm ADOPT Using Discover to Data Operational Adverse Events Precursors to Aviation Janakiraman, B. Matthews, N. Oza, V. Moffett NASA Ames Research Center, Field, CA Autonomy Fatigue and Fracture II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1643 on direction build of influence the On of resistance growth crack fatigue the Selective Laser Melted Ti-6Al-4V W. C. Rans, J. Michielssen, M. Walker, Delft University of Technology, Wang, Delft, The Netherlands; L. ‘t Hoen-Velterop, Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR), Marknesse, The Netherlands 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1649 Approximate Discrete Adjoint Method for Parametric Sensitivity Analysis of Launch Vehicle Propulsion Systems M. Gale, R. Harris, CFD Research Corporation, Huntsville, AL; E. Luke, Starkville, MS Mississippi State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1631 a Modular Architecture Towards for Intelligent Aerial Manipulator Systems J. Medhi, C. McGhan, University of Cincinnati, OH 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1637 Supervised Learning Applied to Air Classification Trajectory Traffic Moffett Field, C. Bosson, Purdue University, Nikoleris, NASA Ames Research CA; T. Moffett Field, CA Center, Learning, Reasoning, and Data-Driven Systems I Emerging Methods, Algorithms and Software Development in MAO II 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1642 Fatigue Failure Predictions of Laminated Composites using Mechanical Properties Degradation and Continuum Damage Models San Diego A. Khan, S. Venkataraman, N San Diego, CA; I. Miller, State University, and R Engineering, Parma Heights, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1648 Deep Autoencoder for Off-Line Design-Space Dimensionality Reduction in Shape Optimization D. D’Agostino, A. Serani, E. Campana, M. Diez, National Research Council (CNR), Rome, Italy 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1630 Learning, Acquisition, and Target on a Guided Projectile Tracking Army Research C. Miller, B. Allik, J. Maley, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD Laboratory, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1636 Multicopter Failure Diagnosis through Supervised Learning and Prediction Statistical Trajectory C. Ochoa, E. 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PINEDA, NASA Glenn Research Ctr 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1640 Probabilistic Life Prediction of Plastic Pipes Using an Equivalent Crack Growth Model Liu, Arizona State University, Y. Wang, Y. Gas Peng, E. Lever, AZ; T. Tempe, Institute, Des Plaines, IL Technology 11 January 2018 Thursday, 390-MDO-9 Mississippi State University and S. CHOI, Virginia Tech Chaired by: M. BHATIA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1646 Solution of ordinary differential equations in gradient-based multidisciplinary design optimization NASA Glenn J. Hwang, D. Munster, Cleveland, OH Research Center, Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 387-IS-14 Chaired by: A. MOORE, NASA and B. ALLIK, U. S. Army Research Laboratory (APG) 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1628 Autonomous Inspection of Electrical Structures with Transmission Airborne UV Sensors and Automated Management Air Traffic Center, Research Langley NASA Moore, A. Analytical Schubert, M. VA; Hampton, VA; Hampton, Inc., Associates, Mechanics Aerospace, of Institute National Rymer, N. 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Vasile, Aberdeen Proving Research Laboratory, Aerospace, Bennett Nelson, B. MD; Ground, NC Cary, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1659 Upgrading from Gaussian Processes Processes to Student’s-T Santa Fe Institute, D. Wolpert, B. Tracey, Santa Fe, NM 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1665 A Class of Simple and Effective UQ Methods for Sparse Replicate Data applied to the Cantilever Beam End-to-End UQ Problem Sandia National Weirs, Romero, V. V. Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM Advanced Combustion Concepts III Model Calibration, Verification, and/or Validation Model Calibration, Verification, Special Session: A Framework for Managing Multiple Information Sources of Multi-Physics Systems 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1669 Flame speed enhancement of a solid monopropellant using metal-oxide doped carbon-based microstructures West S. Jain, L. Qiao, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1653 airfoil transonic of Evaluation drag in effect parameters geometrical divergence mach number and the associated impact in aircraft design multi-disciplinary optimization Afonso, Ciloni, W. R. Sorbilli, D. Di Bianchi, P. R. Brazil; Campos, dos José São Embraer, Campos, dos José São Konatus, Pereira, Institute of Brazil; A. de Paula, Technological São José dos Campos, Brazil Aeronautics (ITA), 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1658 Multifidelity Optimization Under Aircraft Uncertainty for a Tailless A. Chaudhuri, Massachusetts Institute of Cambridge, MA; J. Jasa, Technology, Martins, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; K. Willcox, Massachusetts Ann Arbor, Cambridge, MA Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1664 to Indicate Lack-of-fit Tests Material Model Improvement or Experimental Data Noise Reduction Florida, of University Haftka, R. Jekel, C. M. Venter, G. 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BUTLER, AEDC - Arnold Engineering Development Complex 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1667 Year 3 ofand thePractical NationalProgram: Combustion Jet Jet FuelsAlternative of Impacts Scientific Dayton, Dayton, of C. University Fuel Research Jardines, A. Peiffer, E. CT; Heyne, Haven, J. New Washington, Self, Colket, M. Administration, OH; Aviation Center, Federal Research Shaw, Glenn NASA Moder, J. D.C.; Cleveland, OH; et al. Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 391-MDO-10 NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: B. STANFORD, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1651 Supersonic Business Jet Conceptual Design in a Multidisciplinary Design Analysis Optimization Environment Sun, H. Smith, Cranfield University, Y. Bedford, United Kingdom 11 January 2018 Thursday, 392-NDA-7 Arizona State University BERAN, US Air Force Research Laboratory(AFRL/RQVC) and M. 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130 scitech.aiaa.org Emerald 3 Emerald 7 Emerald 8 Daytona 1 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1676 Application of Pareto-efficient combustion modeling framework to large eddy simulations of turbulent reacting flows Jaravel, M. Ihme, Ma, T. P. H. Wu, Stanford, CA Stanford University, Agile Wing Interaction Turbulent Combustion VI Turbulent Computational Aeroelasticity III 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1675 Comparative Study of RANS Models for Supercritical Liquid Oxygen and Kerosene Combustion P. Technology, Garg,of Institute Birla Sharma, A. BirlaIndia; Visvesvaraya Shukla, H. InstituteIndia; Trivandrum, Bengaluru, , (VTU) University of Technological Technology, of India; D. Agarwal, Birla Institute of Technology, Institute Birla Ranchi,Varma, M. India; Trivandrum, Technology, Ranchi, India 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1683 Effect of wingtip morphing on the roll mode of a flexible aircraft M. Lone, Cranfield G. Dussart, S. 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Kingdom; United Bristol, Bristol, of Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1686 Application of Harmonic Balance Method for Non-linear Gust Responses R. Thormann, S. Timme, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1673 Mesh-Sequenced Realizations for Evaluation of Subgrid-Scale Models Combustion for Turbulent J. Edwards, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1678 Flight Build of a Furled High Strain Composite Antenna for CubeSats Francis, W. B. Davis, K. Cox, R. VanHalle, LLC, Longmont, CO Roccor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1681 Nonlinear a of Modelling Efficient Uncertainty for Process Loads Gust Flexible Highly of Quantification Cooper, J. Jones, D. Aircraft Gaitonde, A. Wales, C. Cook, R. University of Bristol, United Kingdom 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1685 and Dynamics Flight Coupled Aeroelasticity of Very Flexible Aircraft Element Finite Commercial on Based “La Solvers Rome of University Mastroddi, F. Riso, C. University Cesnik, C. Italy; Rome, Sapienza”, MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 395-PC-20 University of Toronto WABEL, DROZDA, NASA Langley Research Center and T. Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1672 Efficient time stepping for reactive turbulent simulations with stiff chemistry Ma, M. Ihme, Stanford P. H. Wu, Stanford, CA University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 396-SCS-7 MIT Lincoln Laboratory and J. FOOTDALE, Load Path, LLC Chaired by: M. SILVER, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1677 Simulating CubeSat Structure Deployment Dynamics J. Blandino, Virginia Military Institute, Z. Smith, B. Ross, N. Woo, Lexington, VA; E. Motionport, LLC, St. George, UT; CO McNaul, MMA Design, LLC, Boulder, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 397-SD-14 University of Maryland, College Park Chaired by: J. COOPER, University of Bristol and A. DATTA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1680 On the Effect of Including Geometric Nonlinearity in the Sizing of a Wing M. Lowenberg, S. D. Calderon, J. Cooper, Neild, University of Bristol, United Kingdom; E. Coetzee, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom 11 January 2018 Thursday, 398-SD-15 NASA KINNEY, MIT Lincoln Laboratory and T. Chaired by: N. FALKIEWICZ, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1684 Aerothermoelastic Scaling Laws for Hypersonic Skin Panel Configurations with Arbitrary Flow Orientation Friedmann, Rokita, P. D. Huang, T. Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, scitech.aiaa.org 131 Naples 3 Emerald 4 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1709 Methodology for Proof Test Reducing the Risk of Unvented Honeycomb Core Failures in Corporation, Aerospace Structures Aerospace The Goyal, V. Hawthorne, Koontz, E. SpaceX, Mueller, D. CA; The Segundo, El Maghsoudy-Louyeh, S. Friedman, D. CA; Aerospace Corporation, El Segundo, CA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1698 Digital Image Correlation Data Processing and Analysis Techniques Data Assessment to Enhance Test and Improve Structural Simulations Analytical Services & Materials, N. Gardner, W. M. 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NM; Albuquerque, Laboratories, Everett, WA Pang, The Boeing Company, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1708 Fatigue Life Modeling and Total Data Reduction Methods North Carolina A&T State K. Shivakumar, Greensboro, NC University, Laminate s Stability of Structural Shells I 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1691 Design and Feasibility Assessment to of Ultra Low Thrust Trajectories the Sun-Earth Saddle Point University Technical D. Dei Tos, Topputo, F. of Milan, Italy; M. Rasotto, Renk, ESA, Dinamica SrL, Milan, Italy; F. Darmstadt, Germany 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1696 Buckling Imperfection Sensitivity of Conical Sandwich Composite Structures for Launch-Vehicles D. Sleight, A. Satyanarayana, M. Schultz, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1702 Determination of Ballistic Limit for IM7/8552 Using MAT261 J. Iqbal, Pang, M. Rassaian, The A. Byar, Seattle, WA Boeing Company, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1707 Multiscale Analysis of Interlaminar Stresses Near a Free-Edge in [±45/0/90] A&M K. Ballard, J. Whitcomb, Texas College Station, TX University, NASA ACC High Energy Dynamic Impact Dynamical Systems Theory Applied to Space Flight Problems Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. Raju, NASA Langley Research Center II Special Session: In Honor of Dr. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1690 Impulsive and Low-Thrust Transfer Design Between Stable and Nearly-Stable Periodic Orbits in the Restricted Problem R. Pritchett, E. Zimovan, K. Howell, Purdue Lafayette, IN West University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1695 Implementation of Fiber Optic Sensing System on Sandwich Composite Cylinder Buckling Test Research Flight Armstrong NASA Pena, F. NASA Richards, W. CA; Edwards, Center, A. VA; Hampton, Center, Research Langley Flight Armstrong NASA Piazza, A. Parker, Schultz, M. CA; Edwards, Center, Research Hampton, VA; NASA Langley Research Center, Center, Flight Space Marshall NASA Rudd, M. 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LOVEJOY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1693 and Analysis of a Buckling- Test Critical Large-Scale Sandwich Composite Cylinder Research Langley NASA Sleight, D. Schultz, M. Analytical Gardner, N. VA; Hampton, Center, M. VA; Hampton, Inc., Materials, & Services Rudd, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Langley NASA Hilburger, M. AL; Huntsville, Palm, T. VA; Hampton, Center, Research Northrop Grumman Corporation, Redondo Beach, CA; et al. 11 January 2018 Thursday, 401-STR-15 and L. ELDRED, NASA Glenn Research Center Chaired by: M. RASSAIAN, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1699 and Model Dynamic Impact Testing Development in Support of NASA’s Advanced Composites Program M. Melis, Pereira, R. Goldberg, NASA Glenn Rassaian, M. OH; Cleveland, Center, Research Seattle, WA The Boeing Company, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 402-STR-16 Corporation The Aerospace Corporation and J. DOMBER, Ball & Technologies GOYAL, Chaired by: V. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1704 Face-on Prediction of Low-Velocity Impact Response and Compression after Impact (CAI) of Composite Laminates using EST and Cohesive Modeling (DCZM) of University Thorsson, S. Waas, A. Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA; M. Rassaian, Seattle, WA The Boeing Company,

132 scitech.aiaa.org Sun B Miami 2 Sarasota 2 Sarasota 3 David Jenson Federal Aviation Administration Federal Aviation Neil Garrigan GE Global Research/SAE EASG 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1713 Effect of Fuel Sensitivity on PAH Emissions in Low-Octane Naphtha Partially Premixed Flames. S. Jain, A. Badhe, Aggarwal, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1717 A Novel Quantum Mechanical Transfer Heat Radiation to Approach Thomas, E. Perrell, Embry-Riddle F. Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1722 Computations of High Enthalpy Shock-waves in Electric Arc Shock- (EAST) at NASA Ames Tube D. Chandel, I. Nompelis, G. Candler, Cities, University of Minnesota, Twin Minneapolis, MN Zee Aero/ASTM Tom Gunnarson Tom Aerothermodynamics II Nonequilibrium Flows IV 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1712 Net-Zero-Energy (NZE) Wastewater Plants (WWTPs) Treatment A. Abbas, M. Saravani, Al-Haddad, R. Amano, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Glendale, WI 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1716 Electron-impact Ionization of Atomic Nitrogen Cambridge, HarvardCiccarino, University, C. New MA; D. Savin, Columbia University, NY York, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1721 Assessment of Reflected Shock for Mars Entry Vehicle Tunnels Ground Testing M. Leibowitz, J. Austin, California Institute Pasadena, CA of Technology, Electric Aircraft Standards and Certification Terrestrial Energy Systems–Emerging Technologies Terrestrial 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1711 Materials Turbine CAPE AMTech Standards Road Map: An Industry- Next the Supporting Map Road Led Generation of Power and Propulsion Manufacturing, Maintenance and Repair Helldorff-Garn, Franta, H. Von T. M. Aller, Energy Florida, Inc., Cape Canaveral, FL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1715 Solution of 3D Time-Independent Equation for Schroedinger’s Hydrogen Atom in Cartesian Coordinates E. Perrell, Embry-Riddle S. Iyengar, Daytona Beach, FL Aeronautical University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1720 Overview of the first test-flight the Kentucky Re-entry Universal Payload System (KRUPS) S. Smith, A. J. Sparks, E. Whitmer, Lexington, Martin, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Sean Clarke NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1710 An Analytical Study of Energy Efficiency Opportunities in Some Industrial Facilities M. Al-Haddad, Saravani, A. Abbas, R. Amano, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Glendale, WI 1000 hrs Oral Presentation Dynamics Molecular of Comparison Studies of Gas-Surface Studies Beam N2 with Interactions for HOPG State Montana Xu, of C. N. Mehta, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Murray, University V. IL; Levin, D. Urbana, MT; Minton, T. IL; Bozeman, Urbana, University, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, Bozeman, MT Montana State University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1719 Computational Prediction of NASA Langley HYMETS Arc Jet Flow with KATS A. Martin, U. Duzel, O. Schroeder, Lexington, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Pipistrel Tine Tomazic Tine Chaired by: G. JACOBS, San Diego State Univ and K. OKAI, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency 0930 hrs Oral Presentation Status and Future of Nanomaterials in Energy Storage (Invited) Houston, TX S. Arepalli, Rice University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 404-TFPC-3/GEPC-2 0930 - 1200 hrs will include the current state of systems for electric/hybrid-electric aircraft propulsion, barriers to integration for commercial use, redundancy and fault During this panel, a detailed discussion will be held concerning electric aircraft standards and certification requirements. Topics tolerance requirements, and paths to approval entry to service. AIAA Moderator: Nick Tongson, Panelists: 11 January 2018 Thursday, 405-TP-10 University of Minnesota SCHWARTZENTRUBER, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1714 Effectiveness of Thermionic Emission for Cooling Hypersonic Vehicle Surfaces K. Hanquist, I. Boyd, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 406-TP-11 Space Institute and B. CRUDEN, AMA Inc at NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: R. BOND, University of Tennessee 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1718 Characterization of a 10.5 kW RF-Plasma Generator by Optical Methods H. Koch, University of Kentucky, M. Winter, J. Beyer, Lexington, KY; University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 403-TES-3 scitech.aiaa.org 133 Tampa 2 Tampa Osceola 5 Osceola B Osceola CD Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1740 Perceived Noise Assessment of Offset Three-Stream Nozzles for Low Noise Supersonic Aircraft Phong, University of D. Papamoschou, V. California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-1733 Hurricane effects on offshore wind turbines considering tower aerodynamics S. Jung, G. Amirinia, Florida State FL Tallahassee, University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1739 The Very Near Pressure Field of Three-Stream Jets Liu, A. Adam, D. Papamoschou, J. Xiong, F. University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1732 Lifetime Reliability Evaluation of Floating Wind Turbine Spar Type Subjected to Combined Wind-Wave Action University of Zhang, D. Wu, X. Li, W. Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1738 Characterization of Three-stream Jets S. Gogineni, Spectral Energies, C. Ruscher, LLC, Dayton, OH 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-1727 Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Management (UTM) National Traffic Campaign II B. Owens, J. Rios, Homola, C. A. Aweiss, Mohlenbrink, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA Keith Belvin Jet Noise III NASA Langley Research Center 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1731 Gravo-Aeroelastic Scaling a 13.2 Blade to a MW Wind Turbine 1-meter Model M. Kaminski, E. Loth, C. Qin, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA; D. Griffith, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1737 Large Eddy Simulation of Three- Stream Jets Liu, D. Papamoschou, J. Xiong, F. University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-1726 A Database System Architecture UAS Link for Air-to-Ground Characterization A. Jadon, Z. Williams, C. Kafka, H. Rotta, C. Lum, University of Washington, S. Roy, Seattle, WA UAS Safety, Certification, and Integration UAS Safety, Rising Leaders: Lunch with AIAA Technical Committees Rising Leaders: Lunch with AIAA Technical Aeroelasticity, Structural Dynamics, and Loads Prediction II Aeroelasticity, Principal Technologist for Advanced Materials and Structures, Space Technology Mission Directorate for Advanced Materials and Structures, Space Technology Principal Technologist 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1730 Estimation of Rotor Loads Due to Steering Wake Herges, Sandia J. White, B. Ennis, T. National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1736 A Deep Learning Approach to Jet Noise Prediction J. Lewalle, Syracuse M. Glauser, A. Tenney, Syracuse, NY University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-1725 Experimental and Simulation Threshold Study for Safe Weight Drone Operations Y. Zhao, S. Tan, C. Koh, Deng, L. Li, Y. University, Chen, Nanyang Technological Singapore, Singapore; et al. Recognition Luncheon: Celebrating Achievements in Aerospace Design/Structures and Literature 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1729 Uncertainty Quantification of Wind Blade Load Measurement, Turbine Estimation, and Transformation B. Ennis, J. White, Paquette, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1735 Data Fusion to Improve Supersonic Jet Data Energies, Spectral Gogineni, S. Ruscher, C. M. Berry, M. Magstadt, A. OH; Dayton, LLC, Syracuse, NY Syracuse University, Glauser, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-1724 Design Considerations for Safer Small UAS M. Logan, NASA Langley Research Center, J. Gundlach, FlightHouse Hampton, VA; Vranas, T. OR; Portland, LLC, Engineering, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA Chaired by: J. JONKMAN, National Renewable Energy Laboratory and B. LEBLANC 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1728 Assessment of Wind Parameter Sensitivity on Extreme and Fatigue Loads Wind Turbine A. Robertson, L. Sethuraman, J. Jonkman, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO 11 January 2018 Thursday, 409-LUNCH-3 1200 - 1400 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 410-RL-5 1230 - 1400 hrs Committees will be taking time to meet with the Rising Leaders in Aerospace participants and highlight their role within AIAA as well how committees Members of several AIAA Technical Come learn how you can excel in your career and within the aerospace industry. serve the industrypeers, gain industry and Institute at large. This interactive event is a great way to get insight from your contacts and meet your fellow young professionals. Boxed lunches will be available for the first 80 young professionals who attend. 11 January 2018 Thursday, 411-AA-8 GROSVELD, Northrup Grumman Chaired by: A. PILON, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and F. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1734 Three-dimensional fluctuations in large-eddy simulation of a warm complex supersonic jet Syracuse, J. Lewalle, Syracuse University, S. Gogineni, Spectral C. Ruscher, NY; Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 407-UAS-9 University of Salford Chaired by: O. ARIFF, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-1723 in Remotely Piloted Aircraft Trends Systems Airworthiness S. Cook, L. King, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Melbourne, FL 11 January 2018 Thursday, 408-WE-8 Ticket is required.

134 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 3 Tampa Tampa 1 Tampa Osceola 3 Daytona 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1764 Model Predictive Cueing Pilot School, U.S. Air Force Test Gray, W. Calspan, Inc., Edwards AFB, CA; J. Kemper, Buffalo, NY 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1746 Prioritization Future Technologies for Aircraft Conceptual Design K. Amadori, E. Bäckström, C. Jouannet, Saab Group, Linköping, Sweden 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1751 Mission-Level Study of Integrated and Environmental Gas Turbine Control System Architectures D. Cai, J. Tai, Y. M. Shi, I. Chakraborty, Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1757 Sensitivity Analysis of Aero- Propulsive Coupling for Over-Wing- Nacelle Concepts A. Renganathan, S. Berguin, M. Chen, J. D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Ahuja, J. Tai, Atlanta, GA; et al. Technology, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1763 Advanced Flight Dynamic Modelling Pitch Quadrotor of Variable Chipade, A. Abhishek, M. Kothari, V. Kanpur, Indian Institute of Technology India Kanpur, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1745 Exploration and Sizing of a Large Passenger Aircraft with Distributed Ducted Electric Fans N. Bartoli, Schmollgruber, A. Sgueglia, P. France; O. Atinault, ONERA, Toulouse, Higher Institute of E. Benard, J. Morlier, France Aeronautics and Space, Toulouse, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1750 Development of Propulsion System Models for Electric-VTOL Aircraft Ng, A. Datta, University of Maryland, W. College Park, MD 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1756 The Effect of Piloting Practices Upon Actual as Opposed to Scheduled Landing Field Performance Arizona State Takahashi, T. D. Wood, AZ Tempe, University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1762 Estimating Uncertainty Bounds for Modified Configurations from an Aerodynamic Model of a Nominal Configuration Virginia C. Denham, M. Patil, Roy, Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA Electric Aircraft Design I Flight Dynamic Modeling 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1744 Preliminary Feasibility Study of a Multi-Purpose Aircraft Concept with a Leading-Edge Embedded Cross- Flow Fan Kazarin, S. Gudmundsson, S. Karpuk, P. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Golubev, V. Daytona Beach, FL University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1749 Component-Level and Analysis Mission Sensitivity Study of Hybrid-Electric Propulsion Systems General Aviation Ansell, P. Dean, G. Wroblewski, T. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1755 An Energy-Based Low-Order Approach for Mission Analysis of Air in LEAPS Vehicles NASA Langley Capristan, J. Welstead, F. Hampton, VA Research Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1761 Effect of Rectangular and Airfoil Planar Member Cross-section on Cascade Fin Aerodynamics A. Misra, Defence Institute M. Tripathi, Pune, India; of Advanced Technology, M. M.Sucheendran, Indian Institute of Hyderabad, India Technology Aircraft Sizing and Performance Analysis New Technologies and Aircraft System Architectures New Technologies 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1743 Revolutionary Affordable Architecture Generation & Evaluation - Application to a System of Attritable UAVs O. Pinon- J. Pagan, D. Huynh, S. Schafer, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute of Fischer, Atlanta, GA Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1748 and Integrated Gas Turbine Environmental Control System Pack Sizing and Analysis D. Mavris, J. Tai, M. Shi, I. Chakraborty, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1754 An Overview of the Layered and Extensible Aircraft Performance System (LEAPS) Development NASA Langley Research J. Welstead, D. Caldwell, R. Hampton, VA; Center, Condotta, N. Monroe, Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., Hampton, VA 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1760 Reduced Order Modeling of the Pressure Distribution over the AGARD 445.6 Wing Issac, Georgia Institute of Technology, Y. Silva, NASA Langley Atlanta, GA; W. D. Mavris, Hampton, VA; Research Center, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1742 Conceptual Design of Distributed Propellers Aircraft: Non-Linear of Aerodynamic Model Verification Interaction in High- Propeller-Wing Lifting Configuration Mendoza-Santos, B. Bohari, Q. Borlon, P. France; A. ISAE-Supaero, Toulouse, France; E. Sgueglia, ONERA, Toulouse, France; Benard, ISAE-Supaero, Toulouse, France; et al. M. Bronz, ENAC, Toulouse, 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Summary of 2017 NASA Workshop on Assessment of Advanced for Aerospace Battery Technologies Applications A. Misra, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1753 Case Study of Quality Function Deployment Method in Defence Missions Bundoora, University, RMIT Bil, C. Nicholds, B. and Science Defence Marzocca, P. Australia; J. Australia; Melbourne, Group, Technology Bundoora, Australia; M. Mo, RMIT University, and Science Defence Holmes, D. Stimson, Technology Group, Melbourne, Australia 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1759 Nonlinear Models for Representing Aerodynamic Coefficients of a Wing in Ground Effect Boschetti, E. Cárdenas, Simón Bolívar P. Naiguata , Venezuela University, Chaired by: R. VOS, TU Delft fac. Aerospace Engineering and I. CHAKRABORTY, ASDL, Georgia Tech Chaired by: R. VOS, TU Delft fac. Aerospace Engineering and I. CHAKRABORTY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1741 Integrated Assessment of Vehicle- level Performance of Novel Aircraft Concepts and Subsystem Architectures in Early Design D. Mavris, Georgia Cai, I. Chakraborty, Y. Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 NASA Langley Research Center and R. MCDONALD, California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo Chaired by: M. PATTERSON, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1747 of Analysis Configuration Structural with Concepts Vehicle Flight Advanced Distributed Hybrid-Electric Propulsion M. McMillin, T. Mukhopadhyay, V. Ozoroski, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 11 January 2018 Thursday, 414-ACD-9 DARcorporation ANEMAAT, Chaired by: W. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1752 Real Pilots Don’t Go Around: Discontinued Approach and Balked Landing Climb Performance J. Beard, Arizona D. Wood, Takahashi, T. AZ Tempe, State University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 415-AFM-12 Sandia National Laboratories and Z. PUTNAM, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign LAVIN, Chaired by: T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1758 Modelling for Aerial Wake Refuelling Using Aerodynamic Adjoints Jansen, Royal R. Perez, P. L. Peristy, Military College of Canada, Kingston, Canada Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 412-ACD-7 scitech.aiaa.org 135 Miami 3 Osceola 2 Osceola 1 Gainesville 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1771 Krypton Tagging Two-Dimensional Investigation (KTV-2D) Velocimetry of Shock-Wave/Turbulent Boundary-Layer Interaction M. Mustafa, N. Parziale, Stevens Institute Hoboken, NJ; E. Marineau, of Technology, M. Smith, Arnold Engineering and Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1778 Laser Absorption Spectroscopy of Carbon Monoxide near 4.97 and Species μ m for Temperature Measurements in Hydrocarbon- Fueled Rockets Bendana, M. Spearrin, University D. Lee, F. of California, Los Angeles, CA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1770 A Microresonator Based Laser Sensor Velocity Otugen, Eghbalifarkoosh, V. B. Wise, V. Dallas, Southern Methodist University, TX; D. Fourguette, Michigan Aerospace MI Corporation, Ann Arbor, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1777 laser-induced Two-photon fluorescence imaging of CW microwave-enhanced sodium-doped propellant flames Sippel, J. C. Dedic, T. K. Zhu, S. Barkley, Ames, IA Michael, Iowa State University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1789 Transitiona around BehaviorPulsation to of ShockOscillation from Waves Japan; Forward-Facing Concave with Spike Hiratsuka, University, Tokai Mizukaki, T. Exploration Aerospace Japan Yamada, K. Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1769 Non-Intrusive Hypersonic Freestream Boundary-Layer Velocity and Turbulent Using 9 Tunnel AEDC in Measurements FLEET L. Dogariu, Plasma TEC, Inc., Princeton, NJ; Princeton, University, Princeton Dogariu, A. NJ; R. Miles, Plasma TEC, Inc., Princeton, Engineering Arnold Marineau, E. Smith, M. Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1776 Ultrafast Laser-Induced-Breakdown F/A-Ratio for (LIBS) Spectroscopy Measurement of Hydrocarbon Flames Hsu, Spectral Energies, LLC, A. Patnaik, P. Zhang, Z. Gragston, M. Wu, Y. OH; Dayton, Knoxville, University of Tennessee, Laboratory, Research Force Air Gord, J. TN; Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; et al. 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1788 of Robust Parallel Computations of Institute Technological Aerodynamic Flows Turbulent Brazil; Almeida, A. Campos, dos Carvalho, and José L. São Aeronautics (ITA), Azevedo, J. Aeronautics Basso, E. Silva, da R. Space Institute (IAE), São José dos Campos, Brazil 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1783 Further Assessment of Analysis Methods for Rotor/Airframe Interaction in Hover Quackenbush, G. Whitehouse, B. T. Continuum Dynamics, Silbaugh, M. Yu, Inc., Ewing, NJ Velocimetry I Velocimetry 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1768 Shear layer measurements along curved surfaces using the FLEET method Zhang, R. Miles, Princeton University, Y. Princeton, NJ 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1775 Line-LIBS for Fuel/Air Time-gated Ratio Measurements at Elevated Pressures M. Gragston, Z. Zhang, C. Smith, Wu, Y. Knoxville, University of Tennessee, Hsu, N. Jiang, Spectral Knoxville, TN; P. Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; et al. 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1787 A Numerical Study on Transonic Shock Buffet Alleviation Through Oscillating Shock Control Bumps J. Geoghegan, N. Giannelis, G. Vio, Australia Sydney, University of Sydney, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1782 Optimization of S-76 rotor blade for hover performance Dewan, Siemens, Orlando, R. Eshcol, Y. Georgia Institute of FL; C. Zhou, L. Sankar, Atlanta, GA Technology, Transonic and Supersonic Aerodynamics II Transonic Measurements for Flame Characterization Special Session: Simulation of Rotor in Hover II -AV Helios for Engineering -AV TM Sonic Dispersions of Liquid 2 Applications 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1767 from High-Resolution Velocimetry Particle Fields Using Wavelet- Tracer based Optical Flow B. Schmidt, J. Sutton, Ohio State Columbus, OH University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1774 Experimental Investigation of Self- sustaining Spray Flame in Annular O M. Gragston, Z. Zhang, University of Wu, Y. Knoxville, TN Tennessee, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1781 Hover Prediction Assessment of CREATE 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1786 Parametric study of supersonic flow over a wall-mounted hemisphere Morgan, Ohio Aerospace Institute, P. M. Visbal, Cleveland, OH; S. Sherer, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH T. Wong, D. O’Brien, Army Aviation D. O’Brien, Army Aviation Wong, T. and Missile Research Development Redstone Arsenal, AL Engineering Center, Ethanol 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1766 Cross-Correlation Doppler Global using Rayleigh and Mie Velocimetry Scattering M. Boyda, K. Lowe, Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1773 Carbon Monoxide Femtosecond Flames in Turbulent TALIF D. Richardson, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; S. Roy, Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; J. Gord, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1780 Numerical Simulations and Comparisons of PSP and S-76 Rotors in Hover Toledo, Q. Zhao, University of Toledo, University, Sun Yat-Sen OH; J. Wang, Guangzhou, China; C. Sheng, University of OH Toledo, Toledo, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1785 High-Speed Flow over an Open Cavity Using High-Resolution Numerical Scheme Auburn, AL; University, O. Khan, Tuskegee G. Arshed, National University of Sciences Karachi, Pakistan and Technology, Chaired by: K. LOWE, Virginia Tech and N. PARZIALE, Stevens Institute of Technology and N. PARZIALE, Chaired by: K. LOWE, Virginia Tech 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1765 Decomposition of Periodic Eddies Energy in a Turbulent with Varying Flow Using a Directional Averaging Technique C. Moon, D. Zhang, K. Lowe, E. Paterson, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Blacksburg, VA University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 417-AMT-7/PC-24 University and C. SLABAUGH, Purdue Chaired by: R. PITZ, Vanderbilt 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1772 Filtered Rayleigh Scattering Thermometry in Premixed Flames Monje, J. Sutton, Ohio State I. Trueba Columbus, OH University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 418-APA-43 Development Directorate (AMRDEC) Chaired by: R. NARDUCCI, Boeing Defense, Space & Security and JAIN, Aviation 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1779 using Simulation Rotor Hovering Turbulence Improved with OVERFLOW Company, Martin Model Lockheed a Technologies Sikorsky, United Min, B. Sikorsky, Reimann, C. Wake, CT; B. CT; Stratford, S. Hartford, CT; East Bridgeport, Corporation, Company, Martin Lockheed a Jee, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, University ofGwangju, South Korea; J. Baeder, Maryland, College Park, MD 11 January 2018 Thursday, 419-APA-44 US Army Research Laboratory BHAGWANDIN, NASA Langley Research Center and V. Chaired by: G. GATLIN, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1784 Airfoil Aerodynamics of a Transonic Ground above Wavy University in St. Louis, B. Gao, Washington St. Louis, MO; Q. Qu, Beihang University, Beijing, China; R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 416-AMT-6

136 scitech.aiaa.org Captiva 2 Osceola A Gainesville 2 Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee STRIVR Michael Casale Chief Science Officer 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1796 Effect of Fractal Endplates on the Wingtip Vortex Imperial Gehlert, G. Cafiero, J. Vassilicos, P. College London, United Kingdom 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1795 A Parametric CFD Study for the Effect of Spanwise Parabolic Chord Distribution on the Thrust of an Untwisted Helicopter Rotor Blade Kadioglu, Ankara M. Elfarra, M. Kaya, F. Ankara, Turkey Yildirim Beyazit University, Victoria Coleman Wikimedia Foundation Chief Technology Officer Chief Technology 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1794 An Experimental Study on Gust Load Alleviation using Passive Wing Concept Ventilation S. Seki, Aso, Kyushu University, Tani, Y. Fukuoka, Japan 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1801 A PIV Study of Baseline and Controlled Flow over a Highly Deflected Flap of a Generic Wing Trapezoidal J. Little, I. Tewes, P. K. Genschow, University of Arizona, Tucson, Wygnanski, AZ Tucson, Eileen Liu Laboratories Communication Systems Human-Machine Teaming Flow Control VII: Sweeping Jets 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1793 Investigation and Improvement of Directional Stability and Control under Slipstream Effects R. Rudnik, German Aerospace D. Keller, Center (DLR), Brunswick, Germany 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1800 Sweeping Jet Active Flow Control on a Representative High Performance Military Wing Command, Systems Air Naval Ghee, T. Advanced Raghu, S. MD; River, Patuxent Naval Morgan, A. MD; Columbia, LLC, Fluidics, MD Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1805 A High Performance, LinkStar-X, Secure, Integrated Flight Computer and Radio System for Cubesats In LEO and Deep Space A. Santangelo, sci_Zone, Inc., Rio Rancho, NM Research Scientist, Human Systems and Anatomy Lockheed Martin Corporation Advanced Technology Lockheed Martin Corporation Advanced Technology Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics IV 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1792 Design and Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis of an Idealized Modern Wingsuit M. Ferguson, R. Agarwal, Washington University in St. Louis, MO 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1799 Edge Active Flow Control for Trailing Flap Separation L. Pack Melton, M. Koklu, Andino, J. Lin, NASA Langley Research Center, Iowa State E. Shellabarger, Hampton, VA; Ames, IA University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1804 Clock A Fault-Tolerant Synchronization Protocol For Wireless Networks NASA Langley Research M. Malekpour, Hampton, VA Center, Tufts University Tufts Matthias Scheutz Director, Human-Robot Interaction Lab Director, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1791 Aerodynamic Design of Airfoil for Flying Wing Mars Airplane T. Harada, Tokyo UniversityKatsushika, Japan; K. Fujita, A. Oyama, Agency of Science,Exploration Aerospace Japan Mamori, H. Japan; Sagamihara, (JAXA), Science, of University Tokyo Yamamoto, M. Katsushika, Japan 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1798 and AnalysisComputational Validation of Interaction a Sweeping Jet and an Flow Attached Turbulent S. Aram, H. Shan, Naval Surface Warfare Ostermann, R. Bethesda, MD; F. Center, University of Berlin, Technical Woszidlo, Berlin, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1803 An Investigation into Optimal Estimation of Open Architecture Performance Parameters Air Force S. Cafarelli, A. Hebert, J. Shaver, Eglin AFB, FL Research Laboratory, Julia Badger Management Projects NASA Johnson Space Center Robonaut Project Manager, Autonomous Spacecraft Robonaut Project Manager, Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 420-APA-45 Chaired by: K. KONTIS, University of Glasgow and B. HINSON, Textron Aviation Chaired by: K. KONTIS, University of Glasgow and B. HINSON, Textron 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1790 Minimum Induced Drag Conditions Wings for Strut-and Truss-Braces San University, State Diego San Demasi, L. University Diego, CA; G. Monegato, Technical Charles Cavallaro, R. Italy; Turin, Turin, of III University of Madrid, Spain; R. San University, State Diego San Rybarczyk, Diego, CA 11 January 2018 Thursday, 421-APA-46/FD-50 Chaired by: J. LITTLE, The University of Arizona and MILGRAM, Office Naval Research 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1797 Delaying Separation Through Sweeping Jet Flow Control M. Werling, B. Wojewodka, J. Salinas, M. NY; Point, West Academy, Military U.S. Lewis, and Aviation Army Wilson, J. Schatzman, D. Engineering and Development Research Missile Moffett Field, CA; et al. Center, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 422-CMS-1 Chaired by: C. NIEDERHAUS, NASA Glenn Research Center 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1802 A Probabilistic Network Formulation for Satellite Swarm Communications Adams, M. Peck, Cornell University, V. Ithaca, NY 11 January 2018 Thursday, 423-F360-8 1400 - 1600 hrs Laboratories Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Human Systems and Autonomy, Senior Research Area Manager, Moderator: Bill Casebeer, Panelists: scitech.aiaa.org 137 Sun 6 Sun 4 Miami 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1826 Boundary Consistent Turbulent Pressure Spectra and Layer Wall Coherence Functions L. DeChant, J. Smith, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1812 The Effect of Thermochemistry on Prediction of Aerothermodynamic Loading over a Double Cone in Laminar Hypersonic Flow N. Kianvashrad, D. Knight, Rutgers New Brunswick, NJ University, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1819 A Parallel All-Speed Algorithm for High-Resolution Simulations of Reacting and Multiphase Turbulent Flows Using SLAU2 Scheme in a Rule-Based Framework Streamline Numerics, J. Wright, S. Thakur, Inc., Gainesville, FL 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1825 Hypersonic Fluid-Structure Interactions on a Slender Cone S. Beresh, J. Henfling, R. K. Casper, Sandia S. Spitzer, Hunter, Spillers, P. National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1811 Generators on Effect of Vortex Corner Flow Separation Caused by Shock Wave-Boundary-Layer Interaction S. Koike, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan; H. Babinsky, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1818 Extension of a Standard Flow Solver for Simulating Phase Change in Cryogenic Tanks M. Konopka, Airbus, Bremen, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1824 Diffusion and chemical nonequilibrium effects on hypersonic boundary-layer stability Pinna, von Kármán Institute Miró Miró, F. F. for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, A&M University, Belgium; E. Beyak, Texas Barbante, Technical College Station, TX; P. University of Milan, Italy; H. Reed, College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1810 Physical insight into a Mach 7.2 compression corner flow K. Ritos, I. Kokkinakis, D. Drikakis, United University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Kingdom 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1817 of Miles Equation in Validity Damping Slosh Propellant Predicting Slosh at Variable in Baffled Tanks Amplitude CFD Research Corporation, H. Yang, NASA Marshall Huntsville, AL; J. West, Huntsville, AL Space Flight Center, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1823 Nonlinear Evolution and Breakdown of Azimuthally Compact Crossflow Cone Pattern over a Yawed Vortex Paredes, NASA Li, P. M. Choudhari, F. L. Hampton, VA; Langley Research Center, Duan, Missouri University of Science and Rolla, MO Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1809 Study of shock wave boundary layer interaction using modal decomposition S. Olcmen, N. Chaganti, B. Brooker, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Kolhe, Indian Institute of AL; P. Tuscaloosa, Hyderabad, India Technology 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1816 Modeling MultiPhase Flow: Spray of Fluids in Break-up Using Volume a dynamic LES FEM method D. Carrington, Los Alamos J. Waters, Los Alamos, NM National Laboratory, Multiphase Flows II: Computations Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions I Stability and Transition V: High-Speed Cones V: Stability and Transition 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1822 Bluntness on a Variable Transition 7-Degree Cone at High Reynolds Number J. Jewell, Air Force Research Laboratory, S. AFB, OH; R. Kennedy, Wright-Patterson Laurence, University of Maryland, College Park, College MD; R. Kimmel, Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1808 Influence of Flat Plate Leading Edge Sweep and Boundary Layer State on Unswept Shock Boundary Layer Interaction University of Berlin, I. Stab, Technical Berlin, Germany; J. Threadgill, Little, AZ Tucson, University of Arizona, Tucson, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1815 Real-Gas Effects and Phase Separation in Underexpanded Jets at Engine-Relevant Conditions M. Pfitzner, M. Banholzer, C. Traxinger, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1821 Influence of Environmental Disturbances on Hypersonic Crossflow Instability on the HIFiRE-5 Elliptic Cone R. Bowersox, N. Tichenor, I. Neel, A. Leidy, College Station, TX A&M University, Texas 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1807 Numerical Investigation of Shock Boundary Layer Turbulent Wave Interactions Las A. Gross, New Mexico State University, Cruces, NM; J. Little, H. Fasel, University of AZ Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1814 Method for A Finite-Volume Compressible Viscous Multiphase Flows A. Pandare, H. Luo, North Carolina State Raleigh, NC University, Chaired by: T. KOCIAN, Texas A&M University and J. JEWELL, Air Force Research Laboratory KOCIAN, Texas Chaired by: T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1820 Effects of Initial Disturbance Amplitude on Hypersonic Crossflow Instability Kocian, D. Mullen, H. Reed, A. Moyes, T. College Station, TX A&M University, Texas Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 424-FD-51 The University of Arizona Chaired by: J. SIVASUBRAMANIAN, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1806 Investigating the effects of non- adiabatic walls on shock/boundary- layer interaction at low Reynolds number using direct numerical simulations University of Maryland, College Volpiani, P. Park, College MD; M. Bernardini, University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy; J. Larsson, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 11 January 2018 Thursday, 425-FD-52 Chaired by: E. DEMAURO, Rutgers University 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1813 Numerical analysis on mixing processes for transcritical real-fluid simulations D. Banuti, M. Ihme, Ma, H. Wu, P. Stanford, CA Stanford University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 426-FD-53

138 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 5 Sun 3 Sun D Naples 2 1700 hrs Oral Presentation Oxidation and Nitridation of Graphite Flow Shear and Stagnation Buoyant, in Using Imaging Fourier Transformation Spectrometry G. Perram, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1842 Evaluation of Heterogeneous Sets for Unmanned Trajectory Rotorcraft University of Minnesota, Twin A. Verma, Adolf, S. Cities, Minneapolis, MN; F. German Aerospace Benders, J. Dauer, Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Molecular Beam Scattering Studies of Carbon Oxidation at High Temperature Minton, Montana State University, T. Bozeman, MT 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1841 Feedback Output Observer-Free Multivehicle for Control Adaptive Systems with Exogenous Disturbances Science of University Missouri Albattat, A. B. Yucelen, Rolla, MO; T. and Technology, Gruenwald, University of South Florida, Tampa, of University Missouri Sarangapani, J. FL; Rolla, MO Science and Technology, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1831 Adaptive Mesh Refinement on Parallel Heterogeneous (CPU/GPU) Architectures Colorado State S. Guzik, J. Riley, Fort Collins, CO University, 1600 hrs Oral Presentation Single Nanoparticle Mass Spectrometry for High Temperature Sublimation and Oxidation Kinetics S. Anderson, University of Utah, Salt Lake UT Salt Lake City, City, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1840 Robustness of an Adaptive Control Law to Uncertain Input Dynamics Yucelen, K. Dogan, B. Gruenwald, T. FL; University of South Florida, Tampa, J. Muse, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Unsteady Flows III CFD Applications II V&V of Adaptive Systems V 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1830 Structure Development Rotor Wake in Low Reynolds Number Conditions M. McCrink, J. A. Pandey, M. Sutkowy, Columbus, Ohio State University, Gregory, OH 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1835 Simulations Accretion Ice Multi-Layer B-SplineWith Method Level-Set a Using Representation S. Bourgault-Cote, École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada; J. Docampo- of Institute Massachusetts Sánchez, Laurendeau, E. MA; Cambridge, Technology, Montréal, Montréal, de Polytechnique École Canada 1530 hrs Oral Presentation Facility for Plasma Ground Testing GSI Characterization under Reentry Flight Conditions O. Chazot, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1839 Integrated Path Planning and Control for Impaired Aircraft Approach and Landing M. Deniz, S. Balakrishnan, Missouri Rolla, University of Science and Technology, University of South Florida, Yucelen, MO; T. FL Tampa, Special Session: Experimental Measurements of Gas-Surface Interactions for Hypersonic Flows 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1829 Computational Study of Asymmetric Around Ogive-Cylinder Wake-Vortex Body at High Angles of Attack O. Obeid, I. AlQadi, King Abdulaziz Jeddah, Saudi Arabia University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1834 Simulations of Hypersonic Flow Law of Diffusion Regions with Fick’s with addition of Different Diffusivity Models S. Eyi, Middle East Technical H. Gür, Ankara, Turkey University, 1500 hrs Oral Presentation Optical Diagnostics for the Characterization of Plasma-Ablator Interactions C. Laux, École Centrale Paris, France 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1838 Retrospective Cost Adaptive PID Control of Quadcopter/Fixed-Wing in a VTOL Aircraft Mode Transition A. Ansari, N. Zhang, D. Bernstein, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1828 Computational Study of a Vortex- Ring Pair Interacting with a Heated Constant-Wall-Temperature Wall A. Naguib, Michigan State H. Jabbar, East Lansing, MI University, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1833 and Volume Finite the of Comparison Discontinuous Galerkin schemes for the using Problem Pairing Vortex Double the SU2 Software Suite K. Singh, D. Drikakis, M. Frank, I. Kokkinakis, United Glasgow, Strathclyde, of University University, Stanford Alonso, J. Kingdom; Research Bosch Economon, T. CA; Stanford, Centre, Palo Alto, CA; et al. and Technology 1430 hrs Oral Presentation Determination of Surface Reaction Rates from Laser-Induced Fluorescence Measurements of Species University of Vermont, D. Fletcher, Burlington, VT 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1837 An Intelligent Propulsion Control OH; Architecture to Enable More Cleveland, Center, OH; Operation Autonomous Vehicle Research Park, Glenn Brook NASA LLC, Litt, J. Partners, Center, Vantage Research Sowers, Glenn T. NASA Owen, A. Simon, D. Cleveland, OH; A. Rinehart, A. Chicatelli, Vantage Partners, LLC, Brook Park, OH; et al. Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 427-FD-54 University of Berlin Germany Technical Chaired by: D. GARMANN, Air Force Research Laboratory and O. STALNOV, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1827 Geometrical Reduced Order Modeling (ROM) by Proper Orthogonal the for (POD) Decomposition equations Stokes Navier incompressible Safran Group, N. Akkari, R. Mercier, Moureau, Rouen Châteaufort, France; V. Rouen, France University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 428-FD-55 Chaired by: M. GALBRAITH 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1832 Numerical Investigation of Active Flow Control for Front-Loaded Low- Cascade Pressure Turbine S. Romero Martinez, A. Gross, New Mexico Las Cruces, NM State University, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 429-FD-56 University of Minnesota and R. GOSSE, AFRL/RQH SCHWARTZENTRUBER, Chaired by: T. 1400 hrs Oral Presentation Behavior of Ultra High Aerospace Materials Temperature in High Enthalpy Flows Using an Facility Oxyacetylene Torch E. Corral, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Tucson, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 YUCELEN Chaired by: J. MUSE, AFRL/RQQA and T. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1836 An Adaptive Flight Control System For A Flapping Wing Aircraft B. Chandrasekaran, J. Steck, Wichita State Wichita, KS University, scitech.aiaa.org 139 Sun B Sanibel 3 Sanibel 1 Captiva 1 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1849 Guidance and Control for a Mars Helicopter H. Grip, D. Scharf, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Technology, of Institute California Ames NASA Johnson, W. Malpica, C. CA; Moffett Field, CA; M. Mandic, Research Center, California Laboratory, Propulsion Jet Singh, G. Pasadena, CA; et al. Institute of Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1856 Sampled-Data Flocking with Application to Unmanned Rotorcraft J. Hoagg, University of B. Wellman, Lexington, KY Kentucky, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1869 Large Angle Maneuvering with an Asymmetric Aircraft: A Single Loop Control Formulation B. Mukherjee, M. Sinha, Indian Institute of India Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Technology 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1848 Control of a Tilt-Rotor Transition VTOL UAV H. Liu, University of Toronto, Yeo, Y. Canada Toronto, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1855 Particle via Optimization Trajectory Swarms for Robust Parafoil Guidance B. Streetman, M. Neave, DraperM. Weinstein, G. Bergeron, K. MA; Cambridge, Laboratory, and Development Research, Army Noetscher, Engineering Command, Natick, MA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1862 Decentralized Route-Planning to Logic Satisfy Global Linear Temporal Specifications on Multiple Aircraft J. Fang, Z. Zhang, R. Cowlagi, Worcester MA Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1868 Fuzzy Gain-Scheduling Applied for a Very Flexible Aircraft González, A. G. Barbosa, R. Bertolin, P. Silvestre, Technological Guimaraes Neto, F. São José dos Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), Campos, Brazil 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1847 Efficient Prioritization in Explicit Adaptive NMPC through Reachable- Space Search Desaraju, N. Michael, Carnegie Mellon V. Pittsburgh, PA University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1854 Estimation of Multiple Thermal Updrafts Using a Particle Filter Approach Fichter, Groß, W. Schrapel, P. P. S. Notter, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1861 Distributed and Coordinated Control for Large Scale Spacecraft Swarm Ning, Using Sliding Mode Control and G. China; Beijing, Artificial Bifurcating Potential Field University, Beihang Beijing Chen, Li, H. K. China; H. Beijing, Institute, Beijing, China; J. Aerospace Technology China; University, Beijing, Beihang Sun, Engineering, Control of Institute Beijing, China Liu, S. Zhang, Beihang University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1867 Finite State Automata Based Approach to Autonomous Stall and Upset Recovery for Agile Aircraft A. Yildiz, U. Akcal, B. Hostas, N. Ure, University, G. Inalhan, Istanbul Technical Istanbul, Turkey Flying on the Edge Aerospace Robotics III Distributed/Cooperative Control 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1846 Comparison between A* and RRT Path Planning Algorithms for UAV Kampen, Delft University C. Zammit, E. Van Delft, The Netherlands of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1853 Integrating Hydrogen Fuel Cell Propulsion and Autonomous Soaring Techniques D. Edwards, Naval Research Laboratory, D.C. Washington, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1860 A Decentralized and Autonomous Control Architecture for Large-Scale Spacecraft Swarm Using Artificial Potential Field and Bifurcation Dynamics J. Sun, H. Chen, Beihang University, Beijing, China 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1866 Automatic Spin Recovery with Minimal Altitude Loss R. Bunge, Airbus, Santa Clara, CA; I. Kroo, Stanford, CA Stanford University, Guidance and Control of Mini/Micro Air Vehicles 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1845 Efficient and Low-cost Localization of Radio Signals with a Multirotor UAV Stanford L. Dressel, M. Kochenderfer, Stanford, CA University, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1852 Analysis of a Quadcoptor Manipulator Operating in a above the Altitude of Workspace Aerial Vehicle Indian D. Ghose, S. Omkar, Sumathy, V. Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1859 Cooperative Multiple Task Assignment Considering Precedence Constraints Using Multi-Chromosome Encoded Genetic Algorithm Long, Z. Wang, X. Guangtong, L. Li, T. M. Cai, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, China 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1865 Recoverability Envelope Analysis of Nonlinear Control Laws for Agile Maneuvering Aircraft U. Akcal, B. Hostas, N. Ure, G. Inalhan, Istanbul, University, Istanbul Technical Turkey 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1844 Model Aided Estimation of Angle Attack, Sideslip Angle, and 3D Wind without Flow Angle Measurements Tian, H. Chao, University of Kansas, P. Lawrence, KS 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1851 Development of Flight Dynamics Model and Control of Biplane- Quadrotor UAV H. Parwana, M. Kothari, A. S. Swarnkar, Abhishek, Indian Institute of Technology India Kanpur, Kanpur, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1858 Decentralized Event-Triggered Consensus of Autonomous Agents over Unreliable Communication Networks E. Garcia, Air Force Research Laboratory, Cao, AFB, OH; Y. Wright-Patterson San Antonio, University of Texas, Air Force Research Antonio, TX; D. Casbeer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1864 Evaluation of Piloted Flight Test Robust Upset-Recovery Guidance N. Richards, Gandhi, A. Bateman, Barron Associates, Inc., Charlottesville, VA; Schulze, Systems Technology, D. Klyde, P. Inc., Hawthorne, CA; C. Belcastro, NASA Hampton, VA Langley Research Center, Chaired by: J. LANGELAAN, Pennsylvania State University and E. JOHNSON, Georgia Institute of Technology 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1843 Coupled Navigation and Tightly Wind Estimation for Mini UAVs M. Brossard, Paris Institute of Technology, Paris, France; J. Condomines, French Civil France; S. Toulouse, University, Aviation Bonnabel, Paris Institute of Technology, Paris, France 11 January 2018 Thursday, 432-GNC-39 and S. ULRICH, Carleton University Chaired by: H. LIU, University of Toronto 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1850 Development of Flight Dynamics Model of Quadrotor M. Kothari, A. Abhishek, Indian A. Shastry, Kanpur, Kanpur, Institute of Technology India 11 January 2018 Thursday, 433-GNC-40 National Defense Academy of Japan Chaired by: E. GARCIA, Air Force Research Laboratory and N. YOKOYAMA, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1857 Decentralized Conflict Detection and Resolution Using Intent-Based Prediction Probabilistic Trajectory National Defense Academy, N. Yokoyama, Japan Yokosuka, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 434-GNC-41 Lockheed Martin Corporation Wichita State University and M. NIESTROY, Chaired by: A. CHAKRAVARTHY, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1863 Multivariate Spline-Based Adaptive Control for High Performance Aircraft in the Presence of Atmospheric Turbulence Delft C. de Visser, H. Mehmood, Tol, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 431-GNC-38

140 scitech.aiaa.org Destin 2 Sanibel 2 Osceola 4 Daytona 2 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1887 Reconstruction of Rotating Detonation after Being Influenced by Shock Southwest University of Science Wang, Y. Mianyang, China and Technology, 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1892 Laser Displacement Measurements of Fan Blades in Resonance and Flutter During the Boundary Layer Ingesting Inlet and Distortion- Fan Test Tolerant OH; Toledo, University of Toledo, K. Duffy, A. Provenza, M. Bakhle, J. Min, NASA Cleveland, OH; A. Glenn Research Center, Kent, OH Abdul-Aziz, Kent State University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1880 A lab-scale Rich-Quench-Lean (RQL) combustor for stability and soot investigations E. Mastorakos, J. Sidey, Tracey, T. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1886 Quantification of Infinite Line Pressure Probe Response to Shocks and Detonation Waves A. Naples, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Schauer, Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1630 hrs Oral Presentation Aeromechanical Abstract Title: Response of a 22” Fan Operating in a Heavily Distorted Axial Flow A. Provenza, NASA Glenn Research Center, University of Cleveland, OH; K. Duffy, Cleveland, OH; M. Bakhle, NASA Toledo, Cleveland, OH Glenn Research Center, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1874 Simulations and flight tests of a new nonlinear controller for the EAGLE lander M. Sagliano, Dumke, S. Theil, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Bremen, Germany 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1879 Effects of Sub-Atmospheric Pressures on the Temperature Evolution of Spark Kernels D. Caplan, Blunck, Oregon State Corvallis, OR University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1891 Aeromechanics Analysis of a Fan with Distortion-Tolerant Boundary Layer Ingestion M. Bakhle, NASA Glenn Research Center, University of Reddy, Cleveland, OH; T. OH; R. Coroneos, J. Min, Toledo, Toledo, A. Provenza, NASA Glenn Research Center, University of Cleveland, OH; K. Duffy, OH; et al. Toledo, Toledo, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1885 Three-dimensional Numerical Simulation on Hydrogen-Oxygen Rotating Detonation Engine with Unchoked Aerospike Nozzle Watanabe, N. Jourdaine, T. N. Tsuboi, Kitakyushu, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan; A. Hayashi, Aoyama Gakuin Kojima, Sagamihara, Japan; T. University, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan Combustors Descent and Landing GN&C 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1873 Extended State Observer-Based Model Predictive Control in Mars Powered Descent Cui, Beijing Institute of D. Ge, P. Beijing, China Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1878 Predicting the Amplitude of Limit Cycle Oscillations in Thermoacoustic Shedding Systems with Vortex Unni, R. Sujith, Indian V. A. Seshadri, I. P, Madras, Chennai, Institute of Technology India 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1890 Forced Element Finite Symmetry Cyclic Distortion a of Analysis Response Tolerant Fan with BoundaryIngestion Layer J. Min, NASA Glenn Research Center, Toledo, of University Reddy, T. OH; Cleveland, Toledo, Center, OH; Research M. Glenn Bakhle, NASA Provenza, R.A. Coroneos, G. Stefko,Cleveland, OH; et al. 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1884 Quasi Steady Heat Transfer Measuments in an RDE C. Stevens, M. Fotia, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. Air Force Research Laboratory, Schauer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Pressure Gain Combustion–Rotating Detonation Engines IV Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems Integration SMH (Invited) 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1872 Nonlinear Guidance and Autopilot Design for Lunar Soft Landing A. Banerjee, R. Padhi, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1877 On the interactions of an axisymmetric and two precessing NY; modes in a model combustor Syracuse, University, Syracuse Lewalle, J. I. Boxx, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Force Air Carter, C. Germany; Stuttgart, AFB, Wright-Patterson Research Laboratory, OH; K. Geigle, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Stuttgart, Germany 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1883 Speed in Examination of Wave Rotating Detonation Engines Using Simplified Computational Fluid Dynamics D. Paxson, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1889 Performance Calculations for a Fan Boundary-Layer-Ingesting Stage from Sparse Measurements Hearn, NASA D. Arend, T. S. Hirt, J. Wolter, Cleveland, OH; L. Glenn Research Center, Corporation, Hardin, United Technologies J. Gazzaniga, Zin East Hartford, CT; Inc., Cleveland, OH Technologies,

2 O/CO 2 emission and OH chemiluminesence measurements within a RDE operating with and without backpressure 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1871 A Pseudospectral-Convex Optimization Algorithm for Rocket Landing Guidance N. Cui, Harbin Institute of J. Wang, Harbin, China Technology, 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1876 Design Strategy for Fuel Introduction to a Circumferential Combustion Cavity E. Hornedo Rodriquez, K. DeMarco, B. Bohan, M. Polanka, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; L. Wright-Patterson Technology, Goss, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1882 Simultaneous mid-IR H 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1888 for Fan Data Analysis Techniques Performance in Highly-Distorted Flows from Boundary Layer Ingesting Inlets Cousins, United Technologies L. Hardin, W. J. Wolter, Corporation, East Hartford, CT; D. Arend, S. Hirt, NASA Glenn Research Cleveland, OH Center, J. Codoni, National Research Council, AFB, OH; K. Cho, J. Wright-Patterson Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Schauer, Inc., Dayton, OH; B. Rankin, F. Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH Chaired by: K. BOLLINO, U.S. Air Force and M. MCFARLAND, Orbital ATK Chaired by: K. BOLLINO, U.S. Air Force and M. MCFARLAND, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1870 Generalized hp Pseudospectral Convex Programming for Powered Descent and Landing M. Sagliano, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Bremen, Germany 11 January 2018 Thursday, 436-GTE-7 Chaired by: D. BLUNCK, Air Force Reseach Laboratory 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1875 Measurements of Temperature, and Frequency in Pressure, Velocity, an Ultra Compact Combustor B. Bohan, M. Polanka, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; L. Wright-Patterson Technology, Goss, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH 11 January 2018 Thursday, 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 General Electric TANGIRALA, Chaired by: D. SCHWER, Naval Research Lab and V. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1881 Hydrocarbon Fuel Absorption Measurement in Rotating Detonation Engine K. Cho, B. Sell, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH; F. Air Force Research Laboratory, Schauer, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson 11 January 2018 Thursday, 438-INPSI-3 NASA-Langley Research Center and C. CHUCK, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and M. CARTER, Georgia Institute of Technology ACHARYA, Chaired by: V. 1400 hrs Oral Presentation On and Off Design Performance of an Embedded Boundary Layer Ingesting Propulsor S. Hirt, A. Provenza, D. Arend, J. Wolter, Cleveland, NASA Glenn Research Center, OH; J. Gazzaniga, Zin Technologies, Cousins, United Inc., Cleveland, OH; W. Corporation, East Hartford, Technologies et al. CT; Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 435-GNC-42 scitech.aiaa.org 141 Sun A Emerald 1 Emerald 2 Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-1902 Integration of Information Management System, Workflow Enabling and Computational Tools Multiscale Modeling Within an ICME Paradigm S. Arnold, NASA Glenn Research Center, Clarkson Cleveland, OH; S. Maphey, Potsdam, NY University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1901 Effect of uncertainty in matrix fracture properties on the transverse strength of fiber reinforced polymer matrix composites M. Maiaru, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, MA 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1908 Efficient Approximation of Fixed Point Sets Coupling Variable for Decoupling Multidisciplinary Systems B. Isaac, S. Friedman, D. Allaire, Texas College Station, TX A&M University, 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-1914 A Study on the Aerodynamic Efficiency and Static Stability of a Aircraft Tailless Kashiwagura, K. Shimoyama, Tohoku Y. Sendai, Japan University, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1900 Size and The Effects of RVE and Fiber Packing on the Tensile of Response Transverse Compressive ICME of Fiber Reinforced Media R. D’Mello, University of A. Waas, Seattle, WA Washington, 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1907 Aerodynamic Design Exploration through Point-By-Point Pareto Set Identification using Local Surrogate Models A. Amrit, L. Leifsson, Iowa State University, Ames, IA; S. Koziel, Reykjavik University, Reykjavik, Iceland 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-1913 Aero-Structure Coupled Optimization for High Aspect Ratio Wings Using Multi-model Fusion Method Long, R. Shi, L. Li, Beijing T. Wang, Y. Beijing, China Institute of Technology, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1899 ICME Approach to Compression Strength after Impact Modeling J. Action, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Marietta, GA; M. Flores, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1906 Simultaneous Design of Non- Newtonian Lubricant and Surface Using Surrogate-Based Texture Optimization Lee, J. Schuh, R. Ewoldt, Allison, Y. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-1912 Aerodynamic Shape Optimization of Concept for Minimal the STARC-ABL Inlet Distortion C. Kiris, NASA Ames Research G. Kenway, Moffett Field, CA Center, UAS Autonomy and Path Planning I Aerodynamic Shape Optimization II Applications of Metamodeling and Model Reduction ICME for Structural Analysis: Validation and Application ICME for Structural Analysis: Validation 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1895 an Autonomy Architecture Toward for sUAS Network-Enabled Planning in the Cloud University of K. Glasheen, A. Mills, E. Frew, CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1898 A Multi-Physics Processing Model for Predicting Spring-in Angle of a Molded Composite Resin Transfer Flange Chen, D. Zhang, University of W. Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1905 Aerodynamic Data Predictions for Flows via a Machine- Transonic Learning-based Surrogate Model R. Dupuis, Institute for Technological France; J. Toulouse, Research (IRT), France; Toulouse, Jouhaud, CERFACS, Sagaut, National Center for Scientific P. Research (CNRS), Marseille, France 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-1911 Low-cost unsteady discrete adjoints for aeroacoustic optimization using temporal and spatial coarsening techniques Alonso, J. Economon, T. Nimmagadda, S. Silva, C. CA; Stanford, University, Stanford T. Zhou, B. Brazil; Paulo, São Embraer, Kaiserlautern, of University Technical Albring, Kaiserslautern, Germany 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-1894 A Utility Approach to UAS-Based Persistent ISR C. Olsen, D. 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Chattopadhyay, AZ Tempe, University, 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-2008 Energy Efficient Arrival with Constraint for Urban eVTOL RTA Operations Iowa State University, Wei, Pradeep, P. P. Ames, IA 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-2014 Flight µADS-B Detect and Avoid on Phantom 4 Unmanned Tests Aircraft System R. Arteaga, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Vigilant Epperson, K. CA; Edwards, Center, OK; City, Oklahoma Inc., Systems, Aerospace Jacobs, Edwards AFB, CA; A. M. Dandachy, Inc., Systems, Aerospace Vigilant of Aruljothi, University Truong, H. OK; City, Oklahoma Vedantam, M. CA; Davis, Davis, California, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-2002 Predicting Residual Energy Release Rates due to Bonding Geometrically Dissimilar Adherend Surfaces Goyal, The Aerospace E. Koontz, V. Corporation, El Segundo, CA Detect and Avoid Technologies for UAS Technologies Detect and Avoid Special Session: In Honor of Dr. Ivatury S. 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Georgia Institute of Technology, M. Warren, Atlanta, GA 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-2012 The Effects of Severity Losses Clear on UAS Detect and Avoid Well Performance Standards R. Ghatas, NASA Langley Research Center, D. Jack, Adaptive Aerospace Hampton, VA; J. D. Tsakpinis, Group, Inc., Hampton, VA; M. Vincent, SAIC, Hampton, VA; Sturdy, Hampton, NASA Langley Research Center, Adaptive Aerospace Group, K. Hoffler, VA; et al. Inc., Hampton, VA; 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-2000 Method for Measuring A New Test of the Mode-I Fracture Toughness Low-Modulus Materials El Corporation, Aerospace The Goyal, V. Langley NASA Ratcliffe, J. CA; Segundo, Friedman, D. VA; Hampton, Center, Research CA; Segundo, El Corporation, Aerospace The Center, Research Langley NASA Reeder, J. Hampton, VA Chaired by: V. STOUFFER, LMI and M. ARMSTRONG Chaired by: V. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-2005 Online Prediction of Battery Discharge and Flight Mission Assessment for Electrical Rotorcraft Pradeep, J. Lui, P. Li, Y. A. Alnaqeb, Y. Ames, C. Hu, Iowa State University, Wallin, IA; et al. 11 January 2018 Thursday, 460-UAS-11 University of Salford Chaired by: O. ARIFF, 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-2011 Interactive Multiple Model Hazard States Prediction for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Detect and (DAA) Avoid A. Canolla, M. Jamoom, B. Pervan, Illinois Chicago, IL Institute of Technology, Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 458-STR-20 NASA Marshall Space Flight Center AGGARWAL, Chaired by: B. BEDNARCYK, NASA Glenn Research Center and P. 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-1999 Fracture behavior of NASA Layered Pressure Vessels Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation F. of Columbus (EMC2), Columbus, OH 11 January 2018 Thursday, 459-TFPC-5 scitech.aiaa.org 147 Sanibel 1 Osceola 5 Osceola A Emerald 8 Osceola CD Florida Hall CD DARcorporation Willem Anemaat 1700 hrs AIAA-2018-2021 Coupled Aerodynamic and Structural Optimization of Multi- using MATLAB Megawatt VAWT Saudi Dhahran, Aramco, Saudi Alhamaly, A. Bin Abdulrahman Imam Saeed, F. Arabia; A. Arabia; Saudi Dammam, University, Faisal Sahin, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 1630 hrs AIAA-2018-2020 Load Alleviation on Wind Turbines using Camber Morphing Blade Tip Gandhi, Rensselaer E. Ferede, F. NY Polytechnic Institute, Troy, Armand Chaput University of Texas at Austin University of Texas 1600 hrs AIAA-2018-2019 Active Subspaces for Wind Plant Surrogate Modeling R. King, J. Quick, National Renewable Golden, CO; C. Adcock, Energy Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA; K. Dykes, National Golden, CO Renewable Energy Laboratory, Ball Aerospace Debra Facktor Paul Bevilaqua Aerospace Consultant 1530 hrs AIAA-2018-2018 Profitability optimization of a wind power plant performed through different optimization algorithms and a data-driven RANS solver Santhanagopalan, S. Letizia, L. Zhan, V. L. Al-Hamidi, G. Iungo, University of Texas, Dallas, Richardson, TX Thursday Afternoon Coffee Break Wind Turbine/Wind Plant Optimization II Wind Turbine/Wind Women at SciTech Social Hour and Keynote at SciTech Women Cassini Spacecraft Attitude Control Flight Experience I Enhancing the Musical Brain: The Cognitive Exoskeleton Concert CADWG—Battle Stories and Lessons Learned in Conceptual Design Vice President and General Manager, Strategic Operations and Commercial Aerospace Business Vice President and General Manager, 1500 hrs AIAA-2018-2017 Data-driven Parameter Calibration Models in Wake B. Liu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; M. Plumlee, Northwestern Ann Arbor, Evanston, IL; E. Byon, University University, MI Ann Arbor, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1900 hrs AIAA-2018-2023 (1997-2017) Summary Mission Full A Performance Control Attitude the of Maneuvers Trim Orbit during Cassini-Huygens the by Performed Spacecraft California Laboratory, Propulsion Jet Brown, T. Pasadena, CA Institute of Technology, Darold Cummings Darold Cummings Consulting 1430 hrs AIAA-2018-2016 Rotor Turbine Benefits of Two Diameters and Hub Heights in the Same Wind Farm A. Ning, Brigham Young A. Stanley, K. Dykes, National Provo, UT; University, Golden, CO Renewable Energy Laboratory, Sung, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, T. California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1830 hrs AIAA-2018-2022 Grand Finale – Attitude Cassini’s Control Subsystem Performance During Proximal Ring Plane Crossings Daniel Raymer Conceptual Research Corporation Chaired by: K. DYKES and R. KING 1400 hrs AIAA-2018-2015 Aero-elastic design optimization of floating offshore wind turbine blades University of M. Lackner, E. Gaertner, Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 11 January 2018 Thursday, 462-NW-11 1530 - 1600 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 463-NW-12 1630 - 1730 hrs Bill Casebeer demonstrates how human-machine teams may help people lead better lives. Using a brain-sensing headband, scientists will monitor the brainwaves of band Beemo and select audience members Science meets music in a live experiment, where neuroscientist Dr. brain waves, how music change an audience member’s Cognitive Exoskeleton and displayed as color coded graphs on a giant screen. The program will address how music changes performer’s This information is collected for Lockheed Martin’s simultaneously during a live show. performance. brain waves and how machines can help people get the most out of their brain’s 11 January 2018 Thursday, 464-NW-13 1730 - 1930 hrs 11 January 2018 Thursday, 465-ACD-10 1800 - 2100 hrs Panelists: 11 January 2018 Thursday, 466-GNC-44 BURK, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Chaired by: T. 1800 hrs Video Presentation: The Cassini Mission at Saturn – The Grand Finale Proximal Mission and Final Plunge into Saturn Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 461-WE-9 All attendees are welcome. No ticket required.

148 scitech.aiaa.org Tampa 3 Tampa Tampa 1 Tampa Emerald 5 Osceola CD Session Rooms Session Room Foyers Stefanie Tellex Brown University Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2028 Mission Analysis and Emissions for Conventional and Hybrid-Electric Aircraft Commercial Transport Ansell, University of P. G. Wroblewski, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2033 a as Number Engine of Study A Criterion for an Optimal Regional Aircraft Design of Institute Technological Inouye, Coelho E. São José dos Campos, Aeronautics (ITA), Alves, Embraer, London Guedes, W. Brazil; P. Paula, de A. Brazil; Campos, dos São José São (ITA), Aeronautics of Institute Technological José dos Campos, Brazil Friday Gerhard Grunwald Head of Orbital Robotics Electric Aircraft Design II Serving our Robot Overlords Friday Morning Coffee Break Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2027 System-Level Study of Different Architectures Super/Turbocharger for Rotorcraft Diesel Engine M. Shi, K. Milios, J. Gladin, D. Mavris, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2032 Comparison of Aircraft Conceptual Estimation Methods Design Weight to the Flight Optimization System B. Horvath, NASA Langley Research Center, Self, Hampton, VA D. Wells, Hampton, VA; Friday Morning Speakers’ Briefing Multidisciplinary Design and Optimization Standardization in Simulation Scenario Development 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2026 A Combined Thermal-Fluid- Electrical-Mechanical Simulink© Model for Hybrid Electric Flight Studies Vehicle J. Hartwig, B. Niezgoda, L. Kohlman, NASA Cleveland, OH Glenn Research Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2031 A Functional Approach to a Collaborative Iintegrated Wing and Movables Design G. Bona, K. Risse, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Braunschweig, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2025 Conceptual Assessment of Different Options Hybrid Electric Air Vehicle for a Commuter with 19 Passengers J. Hartmann, M. Strack, B. Nagel, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg, Germany 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2030 Design of a Dual-Use Aerobatic Light Jet D. Kallas, K. Brown, J. Ingham, Miskin, Arizona State Takahashi, Remsing, T. T. AZ Tempe, University, Kristen Kearns Air Force Research Laboratory Senior Advisor for Autonomy Research Thursday, 11 January 2018 Thursday, 467-MST-16 1800 - 2000 hrs There is no widely accepted format are missing a common understanding and standardized practices in simulation scenario development. to share scenarios. It is almost always a labor intensive process run the same scenario at two different simulation sites that belong We With these motivations, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics This leads to increased costs, marginal reuse and degraded interoperability. to two different organizations. There is no formal way to check qualities of a scenario such as completeness or consistency. Group (AIAA SSDWG). The charter of the Committee (MSTC) recently launched a working group towards development of standard scenario definition language for aviation, namely AIAA Simulation Scenario Development Working (AIAA) Modeling and Simulation Technical the underlying technical solution of a standard scenario definition language. working group is available at https://goo.gl/8EcsCE. In this workshop AIAA SSDWG will be discussing 12 January 2018 Friday, 468-SB-5 0730 - 0800 hrs 12 January 2018 Friday, 469-PLNRY-5 0800 - 0900 hrs Lockheed Martin Corporation Center, Moderator: Scott Fouse, Vice President, Advanced Technology Panelists: Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 470-NW-14 0900 - 0930 hrs 12 January 2018 Friday, 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 STOUFFER, LMI Chaired by: S. GINN, NASA AFRC and V. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2024 Megawatt-class Turboelectric and Distributed Propulsion, Power, Thermal Systems for Aircraft E. Garcia, D. J. Kim, K. Kwon, S. Roy, Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 12 January 2018 Friday, 472-ACD-12 SCHMOLLGRUBER, ONERA and C. BIL, RMIT University Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2029 Uncertainty-Based Design Optimization and Technology Evaluation: A Review Delft University of M. Roelofs, R. Vos, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, scitech.aiaa.org 149 Sun 3 Destin 1 Osceola 2 Osceola 1 1230 hrs AIAA-2018-2050 Suppression of transonic buffet phenomenon by spark plasma actuator Joint Isaenkov, Y. I. Moralev, A. Firsov, of the Institute for High Temperatures Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, University of Notre Russia; S. Leonov, Soudakov, Dame, Notre IN; V. Russia Zhukovsky, TsAGI, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2039 Spanwise Correlations Along a Circular Cylinder using Particle Shadow Velocimetry J. Harris, S. Hinkle, R. Jefferies, C. Truong, University Pennsylvania State University, M. McPhail, Mayo Clinic, Park, PA; Phoenix, AZ 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2049 Active Flow Control of the Laminar Separation Bubble on an Oscillating Airfoil Near Stall M. Agate, A. Pande, J. Little, University of AZ; A. Gross, New Tucson, Arizona, Tucson, Las Cruces, NM; Mexico State University, H. Fasel, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Tucson, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2038 pulse-burst Time-resolved tomographic PIV of impulsively- started cylinder wakes in a shock tube Sandia National J. Wagner, K. Lynch, Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2048 Conditional Studies of the Wake Dynamics of Hemispherical Turret Using PSP N. De Lucca, J. Morrida, E. S. Gordeyev, University of Notre Dame, Jumper, Dame, IN Velocimetry II Velocimetry Plasma Flow Control III Aero-Propulsive Interaction Rayleigh and Raman Techniques 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2037 A Comparative Assessment of Processing Approaches for SPIV Fields Velocity D. Miklosovic, S. Swegle, U.S. Naval Annapolis, MD Academy, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2043 Rayleigh Scattering Density Measurements from Ultrafast Lasers in High-Pressure, Cryogenic Wind Tunnels R. Burns, National Institute of Aerospace, NASA Langley Danehy, P. Hampton, VA; Hampton, VA Research Center, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2047 Investigation of Shock Dynamics with Different Over Turrets Spanwise Aspect Ratios Using PSP and Optical Diagnostics J. Morrida, E. N. De Lucca, S. Gordeyev, University of Notre Dame, Jumper, Dame, IN 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2036 Tomographic 4-camera of Comparison PIV and Single-camera Plenoptic Force Air Peltier, S. McKenzie, J. Rice, B. C. TN; AFB, Arnold Laboratory, Research Tullahoma, Tennessee, of University Combs, Auburn Clifford, C. Thurow, B. TN; Tullahoma, Auburn, AL; et al. University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2042 A Model Study of Filtered Rayleigh Scattering Sensitivity to Pressure and Temperature D. Feng, B. Goldberg, M. Naphade, R. Miles, Princeton University, Shneider, Princeton, NJ 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2046 Numerical Study of a nSDBD Actuator: Discharge Parameters and Energy Distribution S. Starikovskaia, Zhu, S. Shcherbanev, Y. Paris, Pierre and Marie Curie University, France 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2053 Aerodynamic Investigation of Propeller for an Over-the-Wing Distributed Propulsion A. Raju Kulkarni, E. Marcus, R. de Vries, Delft University of Technology, L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2035 The effect of out-of-plane shear within the depth of correlation in macroscopic planar particle shadow velocimetry J. Harris, Pennsylvania State C. Truong, State College, PA; University, M. McPhail, Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, AZ 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2041 Measurement Volumetric Towards of Density using Scanning Sheet Filtered Rayleigh Scattering Inc., Jenkins, MetroLaser, J. George, T. Laguna Hills, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2045 Numerical Investigation on Voltage Composed of Gradual Waveform and Steep Slope for Performance Improvement of Plasma Actuator A. Nakano, M. Naka, H. Nishida, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Koganei, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2052 Aerodynamic Interaction Effects of Propellers Installed on Tip-Mounted the Horizontal Tailplane Stokkermans, G. Sinnige, T. N. Arnhem, T. Delft University of Eitelberg, L. Veldhuis, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, Chaired by: X. LIU, San Diego State University and G. JONES, NASA-Langley Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2034 Denoising 400-kHz “Postage- Stamp PIV” using Uncertainty Quantification S. Beresh, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM 12 January 2018 Friday, 474-AMT-9 University Chaired by: J. SUTTON, Ohio State University and A. CUTLER, The George Washington 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2040 High-Speed, Two-dimensional, Multi-species Raman Imaging for Combustion and Flow Diagnostics Hsu, J. Mance, P. N. Jiang, S. Roy, Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; Y. M. Gragston, University of Tennessee, Wu, Knoxville, TN; et al. 12 January 2018 Friday, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Leidos THOMAS and A. VANDERWYST, Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2044 Investigation of Maximum Velocity Induced by Body-Force Fields for Simpler Modeling of Plasma Actuators Sagamihara, S. Kawai, University of Tokyo, Bouwhuis, University of Twente, Japan; T. Abe, Enschede, The Netherlands; Y. Sagamihara, Japan; University of Tokyo, Nonomura, A. Oyama, Japan T. A. Yakeno, Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan; et al. 12 January 2018 Friday, 476-APA-48 Chaired by: K. KONTIS, University of Glasgow and C. KIRIS, NASA Ames Research Center 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2051 Aero-Propulsive and Propulsor Cross-Coupling Effects on a Distributed Propulsion System Ansell, University of Illinois, P. A. Perry, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; M. Kerho, Aerion Corporation, Reno, NV Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 473-AMT-8

150 scitech.aiaa.org Sun 2 Miami 2 Miami 3 Sanibel 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2068 A Highly Efficient Aeroelastic Analysis Method Based on External TheoryStrip and Force Aerodynamic Beihang University, Z. Wan, Q. Yan, Beijing, China 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2062 An experimental investigation into the flow mechanics of dimpled surfaces in turbulent boundary layers O. van Campenhout, M. Nesselrooij, L. Schrijer, B. van Oudheusden, F. Veldhuis, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2067 Membrane wing dynamic stability: The role of membrane mass S. Tiomkin, D. Raveh, Technion--Israel Haifa, Israel Institute of Technology, VSTOL/STOL Aerodynamics 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2057 Analysis of High Alpha Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Supersonic Aircraft Air University, Khan, Z. Toor, J. Masud, T. Islamabad, Pakistan 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2061 Basic Understanding of Unsteady Airfoil Aerodynamics at Low Reynolds Numbers C. Badrya, B. Govindarajan, I. Chopra, University of Maryland, College Park, Silver Spring, MD 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2066 An Efficient Model for Aeroelastic of Aircraft Wings Under Tailoring Gust Loads M. Melville, A. Kolaei, G. Bramesfeld, H. Toronto, Alighanbari, Ryerson University, Canada 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2072 Aerodynamic Analysis of Lifting Fan Embedded in Wing Using ADM and ASM Incheon, S. Choi, Lee, Inha University, South Korea Aerodynamic-Structural Dynamics Interaction High Angle of Attack and Lift Aerodynamics Low-Speed and Low Reynolds Number Aerodynamics 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2056 Simulations for the 3rd AIAA LAVA CFD High Lift Prediction Workshop using Body Fitted Grids J. Jensen, G. Stich, Housman, M. Denison, C. Kiris, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2060 Spectral Method for Unsteady Time Three-Dimensional Confined Viscous Inflow Velocity Flows with Variable at Low Reynolds Numbers D. Mateescu, A. Khaled, McGill University, Montréal, Canada 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2065 Coupling of a Multibody Simulation for Rotary Systems with an Tool Unsteady Viscous Flow Solver Aerospace Industries, S. Soganci, Turkish A. Kayran, I. Tuncer, Inc., Ankara, Turkey; Ankara, University, Middle East Technical Turkey 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2071 Performance Optimization of a Novel Wing Integrated Distributed Propulsion Systems S. Durmaz, O. Alahmad, B. Saracoglu, von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2055 Force Evolution of Swept Transient Flat-Plate Wings Pitching at a Constant Acceleration Amplitude National Defense University, H. Yu, L. Bernal, University of Taiwan; Taiyuan, MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2059 and Validation, Verification, Application of Shear Stress Model to a Transitional Transport R/C Aircraft Embry- Engblom, J. Wurts, J. Willems, W. Daytona Riddle Aeronautical University, Beach, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2064 Nonlinear Structural Damping Effects on F-16 Limit Cycle Oscillations Chen, Z. Zhang, Zhou, ZONA P. Inc., Scottsdale, AZ; X. Wang, Technology, M. Mignolet, Arizona State University, AZ Tempe, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2070 Longitudinal Aerodynamic Characteristics of a V/STOL Tilt-wing Model Transport Four-Propeller Flow Solver using a Surface Vorticity MA; Inc., Woburn, B. Sandoz, Terrafugia, Ahuja, R. Hartfield, Research in Flight, V. Auburn, AL Chaired by: B. MCGRATH, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and T. CHYCZEWSKI, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and T. Chaired by: B. MCGRATH, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2054 Numerical Simulation of Super-Lift Coefficient of Co-Flow Jet Flow Control Wing G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Yang, Y. Gables, FL 12 January 2018 Friday, 478-APA-50 USAF and M. SCHOENENBERGER, NASA Langley Research Center Chaired by: K. VANDEN, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2058 Aerodynamic Characteristics of Mars Airplane Airfoils with Control Surface in Propeller Slipstream Fujita, K. Takahashi, K. Uechi, K. Kurane, K. Sendai, Japan University, H. Nagai, Tohoku 12 January 2018 Friday, 479-APA-51 USAF Academy Chaired by: J. AZEVEDO and M. POST, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2063 Prediction of Dynamic Stability Derivatives for Flexible Aircraft using FUN3D B. Robertson, D. M. Bozeman, J. Tai, Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 12 January 2018 Friday, 480-APA-52 U.S. Army AMRDEC and D. QUINN, U.S. Army Chaired by: M. CALVERT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2069 Comparison of Aerodynamic for Rotorcraft in Analysis Tools Hover Anemaat, D. van Dommelen, S. W. Liu, Design, Sargent, W. Johnson, P. Analysis and Research Corporation, Lawrence, KS Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 477-APA-49 scitech.aiaa.org 151 Sun 5 Sun 6 Sun 4 Miami 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2088 Stabilization of a Hypersonic Boundary Layer Using Regular Porous Coating University of Alabama, X. Wang, AL Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2094 First-Order Hyperbolic System Based Reconstructed Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Nonlinear Diffusion Equations on Unstructured Grids State Carolina North Luo, H. Li, L. Lou, J. Nishikawa, H. NC; Raleigh, University, National Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2087 Nonlinear Parabolized Stability Analysis of Hypersonic Flows in Presence of Curvature Effects Pinna, von Miró Miró, F. L. Zanus, F. Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2093 Large-Eddy Simulation of Flow in Supersonic Turbulent Asymmetric Planar Nozzle S. Ghosh, Indian Institute of S. Kumar, India Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Technology 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2077 Uncertainty Analysis of Turbulence Shock for Coefficients Closure Model Layer Interaction Wave-Boundary Simulations Missouri University of A. Erb, S. Hosder, Rolla, MO Science and Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2082 Modeling of sub-grid dispersion in large-eddy simulation using regularized deconvolution method Stanford, CA; Stanford University, Q. Wang, X. Zhao, University of Connecticut, Storrs, M. Ihme, Stanford University, Storrs, CT; Stanford, CA RANS/Hybrid/LES Modeling II 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2086 Kovasznay-type analysis of transition modes in a hypersonic boundary layer S. Unnikrishnan, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State Columbus, OH University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2092 for Large An Algebraic Wall-Model Eddy Simulation With the FR/CPR Method Northwestern Polytechnical J. Shi, H. Yan, Xi’an, China; Z. Wang, University, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2076 Introducing Controlled Perturbations in a 3-D Swept Shock Boundary Layer Interaction Alvi, Florida State L. Mears, N. Arora, F. FL Tallahassee, University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2081 Direct Numerical Simulation of Long-term Shock-particle Curtain Interaction Ding, Beijing X. Deng, L. Jiang, Y. Computational Science Research Center, Beijing, China Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions II Stability and Transition VI: High-Speed Flows Stability and Transition Multiphase Flows III: Dispersion/Atomization 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2085 Supersonic Modes in Hot-Wall Hypersonic Boundary Layers with Thermochemical Nonequilibrium Effects X. Zhong, University of C. Knisely, California, Los Angeles, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2091 Adjoint-Based Optimization of RANS Eddy Viscosity Model for U-Bend Channel Flow Lynn, M. Hayek, General Electric Company, Massachusetts Institute of MA; Q. Wang, Cambridge, MA; G. Laskowski, Technology, MA Lynn, General Electric Company, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2075 Unsteadiness in Shock/Turbulent- Boundary-Layer Interactions with Open Flow Separation D. Gaitonde, Ohio State M. Adler, Columbus, OH University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2080 A Parametric Study of Particle- Using an Laden Shock Tubes Eulerian-Lagrangian Framework G. Shallcross, J. Capecelatro, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2084 Stability Analysis of a Mach 10 Flat-Plate Boundary Layer using a High-Order Non-Equilibrium Solver University of Alabama, X. Wang, AL Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2090 Coherent-vorticity Preserving Large- Eddy Simulation of trefoil knotted vortices C. Scalo, Purdue J. Chapelier, Z. Yu, Lafayette, IN West University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2074 Effect of Sweep on the Mean and Unsteady Structures of Impinging Shock/Boundary Layer Interactions A. Doehrmann, S. Padmanabhan, J. Threadgill, J. Little, University of Arizona, AZ Tucson, Tucson, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2079 Numerical Simulation of Two-Phase Flow Structures Inside an Aerated- Aerating Liquid Injector with Various Configurations Tube Inc., B. Bornhoft, K. Lin, Taitech, Beavercreek, OH; J. Edwards, North Raleigh, NC Carolina State University, Chaired by: X. WANG, The University of Alabama Chaired by: X. WANG, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2083 Visualization of the Second-Mode Instability on a Sharp Cone at Mach 14 S. Laurence, University of R. Kennedy, Maryland, College Park, MD; M. Smith, E. Marineau, Arnold Engineering Development Complex, Silver Spring, MD 12 January 2018 Friday, 484-FD-61 Chaired by: B. SMITH, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2089 Performance Assessment of a Large Eddy Very Two-Equation Simulation (VLES) Model University of Notre A. Jemcov, R. Kelly, Dame, Notre IN; S. Rida, Honeywell International, Inc., Phoenix, AZ; D. Mahapatra, Honeywell International, Inc., Bengaluru, India Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 481-FD-58 Chaired by: A. GROSS, New Mexico State University 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2073 POD Analysis of Unsteadiness Swept a within Mechanisms Shock-Wave Compression-Ramp Boundary-Layer Interaction at Mach 2 S. Seckin, N. Clemens, L. Vanstone, Austin, TX University of Texas, 12 January 2018 Friday, 482-FD-59 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chaired by: D. BODONY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2078 Diffuse Interface Eularian Spray Atomization Modeling of Impinging Jet Sprays Massachusetts, of University Jacobsohn, G. ICON Baldwin, E. MA; Amherst, Amherst, University Schmidt, D. OH; Cincinnati, USA, B. MA; Amherst, Amherst, Massachusetts, of Wright- Halls, Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; A. Kastengren, Argonne Meyer, Lemont, IL; T. National Laboratory, Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 12 January 2018 Friday, 483-FD-60

152 scitech.aiaa.org Sun D Sanibel 1 Captiva 1 Sarasota 3 1230 hrs AIAA-2018-2101 Vision-Based Relative State Estimation for A Non-Cooperative Target Liu, Northwestern Polytechnical Q. Feng, Y. Xi’an, China; Z. Zhu, York University, Hu, Canada; Y. Toronto, University, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Northwestern Lyu, Madison, WI; Q. Pan, Y. Xi’an, China Polytechnical University, 1230 hrs AIAA-2018-2108 Pursuit Evasion Games using Collision Cones Wichita State Sunkara, A. Chakravarthy, V. Wichita, KS; D. Ghose, Indian University, Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2100 Multi-View Monocular Pose Estimation for Spacecraft Relative Navigation D. Rondao, N. Aouf, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United Kingdom 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2107 Pursuit-Evasion Problems Involving Pursuers and One Evader Two Georgia Tsiotras, Sun, P. Makkapati, W. V. Atlanta, GA Institute of Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2113 High Fidelity Reconstructed Attitude Estimation Using Cassini Flight Telemetry Burk, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, T. California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2099 Control Recovery of a Satellite with Large Flexible Appendages after Impact with Space Debris D. Gransden, E. Mooij, Delft University of Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2106 Parallel Motion Planning with on Google Obstacle Avoidance Tablet Tango University Fichter, W. C. Seiferth, A. Winter, of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Spacecraft GN&C IV Aerospace Robotics IV 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2112 Performance of Cassini Reaction Wheel Friction Compensation Scheme during Spin Rate Zero- crossing California A. Lee, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs Correction Methods: An Informal Discussion Wall Wind Tunnel National Full Scale Aerodynamic Complex, NASA AMES Research Center Director, Moderator: Patrick Goulding, Test Norbert Ulbrich, Senior Aerodynamicist, Jacobs Technology San Diego Wind Tunnel Stephen Ryle, Aerotest Engineering Manager, The Boeing Company and Evaluation Engineer, Test Alex Krynytzky, Operational Excellence, NASA Langley Research Center Chief Engineer for Test Eric Walker, & Methods, MBDA Systems Aerodynamic Tools Capability Leader, Nigel Taylor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2098 Comparison of Sigma-Delta and Pulse-Width Modulation for Spacecraft Thruster Control R. Zappulla, J. Virgili-Llop, M. Romano, CA Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2105 Aerial Visually-Guided Counter-sUAS Flight Results Vehicle: Cervi, D. Horiuchi, I. Faruque, T. T. McColl, J. Isbell, D. Jauregui, University of Maryland, College Park, MD; et al. Wind Tunnel Corrections and Data Studies Wind Tunnel Cassini Spacecraft Attitude Control Flight Experience II, at Saturn 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2111 Skimming through Saturn’s Atmosphere: The Climax of the Cassini Grand Finale Mission L. Andrade, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2116 of the Consistency Verifications Interference Tunnel DNW-HST Correction Bookkeeping R. Gebbink, K. Kapteijn, German-Dutch Marknesse, The Netherlands; Wind Tunnels, Ba, Shanghai Bai, K. Mao, D. Zhang, Y. F. Aircraft Design and Research Institute, Shanghai, China; et al. 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2097 Practical Methodology for the Inclusion of Nonlinear Slosh Damping in the Stability Analysis of Liquid-propelled Space Vehicles Dynamic Concepts, Inc., J. Ottander, Huntsville, AL; R. Hall, CRM Solutions, Huntsville, AL; J. Powers, NASA Marshall Huntsville, AL Space Flight Center, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2104 Vision-Based State Estimation Using Landmarks Tracked N. Myhre, A. Chavez Armijos, M. Clark, R. Prazenica, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2110 Mission Summary of Cassini Spacecraft Guidance and Control Hardware Health and Performance J. Stupik, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2115 Effect Interference Wall the Expanding Correction Capability in the National Complex Aerodynamics Full-Scale for Semi- 80- by 120-foot Wind Tunnel Span and Automotive Applications Goulding, C. Nykamp, National Full-Scale P. Aerodynamics Complex, Moffett Field, CA; Inc., Lisle, IL C. Czlapinski, Navistar, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2096 An Innovative Control Allocation Scheme to Address Reaction Thruster Interactions on a 3U CubeSat J. Pei, NASA Langley Research Center, M. Choueiri, R. Elandt, Hampton, VA; P. Ithaca, NY; Peck, Cornell University, Stanford, CA Finch, Stanford University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2103 Monocular Vision Occupancy Grid Mapping with Obstacle Avoidance on UAVs E. Balci, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, D. Magree, T. Watanabe, Germany; T. Khamvilai, E. Johnson, Georgia Institute of Atlanta, GA Technology, Chaired by: T. BURK, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and J. WEBSTER, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2109 Cassini Spacecraft Attitude Control System: Flight Performance and Lessons Learned, 1997–2017 Burk, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, A. Lee, T. California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 12 January 2018 Friday, 488-GT-6 Center Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation and M. RIVERS, NASA Langley Research WAYMAN, Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2114 Use of the Ames Check Standard of Wall Model for the Validation Interference Corrections N. Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA; M. Amaya, R. Flach, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Inc. and J. RAMAKRISHNAN, Bastion Technologies, Orbital ATK Chaired by: M. MCFARLAND, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2095 Extension of Farrenkopf Steady- State Solutions with Estimated Angular Rate A. Dianetti, J. Crassidis, State University of Buffalo, NY New York, 12 January 2018 Friday, 486-GNC-46 Chaired by: J. SHI, MDA Corporation and S. LEE, Alfred University 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2102 Navigation with Computer UAV a Novel Vision – Flight Testing Visual Odometry Technique R. Depaola, C. Chimento, M. Anderson, Colorado Springs, U.S. Air Force Academy, CO; K. Brink, Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin AFB, FL; A. Willis, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC 12 January 2018 Friday, 487-GNC-47 scitech.aiaa.org 153 Destin 2 Sanibel 3 Captiva 2 Osceola 4 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2125 Non-Axisymmetric Endwall Contouring of Front-Loaded High- Lift Low Pressure Turbines J. Dickel, C. Marks, Clark, R. Sondergaard, Air Force Research AFB, OH; M. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Dayton, OH State University, Wright Wolff, Turbine Aerodynamics Turbine Combustor Fuel and Instabilities 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2124 Unsteady Flow Measurements in a Front Loaded Low Pressure Turbine Passage R. C. Marks, R. Anthony, E. Veley, Sondergaard, Air Force Research AFB, OH; M. Wright-Patterson Laboratory, Dayton, OH State University, Wright Wolff, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2129 Combustion Instability in Gas A Review on Analytical, Turbines: Experimental and Numerical Studies Q. Lu, University of M. Vellakal, A. Taha, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2133 Designing and Research of 3-D Inlet for Small Supersonic Cruise M=1.8 Business Jet N. Melkonyan, A. Makarov, Vinogradov, V. Central Institute Stepanov, V. Melnikov, Y. Russia Motors, Moscow, of Aviation 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2120 (TVAC) Directing Thermal Vacuum at a Facility in Chamber Testing another State Lessons Learned R. Baldauff, Naval Research D. Zakar, D.C. Washington, Laboratory, Propulsion and Thermal Ground Testing Topics Propulsion and Thermal Ground Testing Inlets, Nozzles, Propulsion Systems integration III 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2123 Performance Analysis of Labyrinth Seals Using Analytical Methods and Numerical Techniques Z. Z. Sohail, H. Anwar, J. Masud, A. Yar, Islamabad, Pakistan Air University, Toor, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2128 Characterization of Heat Load on during Near Blowout the Liner Walls Instabilities S. Gadiraju, Park, Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg, Institute and State University, S. Ekkad, North Carolina State VA; Liberatore, R. Raleigh, NC; F. University, Inc., San Srinivasan, S. Ho, Solar Turbines Diego, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2132 Considerations for Pairing the IC Engine and Electric Motor in a Hybrid Power System for Small UAVs McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force M. Hageman, T. Colorado Springs, CO Academy, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2119 Facility Altitude Test Small Turbojet Inlet Stage Turbocharger with Two Air Cooling N. Grannan, K. Moosmann, J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Schauer, Dayton, OH; M. McClearn, F. Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2122 LES and RANS Prediction of Adverse on Linear Pressure Transition Cascade for High-Fidelity Turbine Design J. Furukawa, IHI K. Matsui, N. Tani, Japan Corporation, Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2127 A Study on Design Optimization of Direct-Fired sCO2 Combustors R. Kancherla, University of Central Florida, Czech Technical Orlando, FL; L. Vesely, University in Prague, Czechia; S. Martin, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Daytona Beach, FL; J. Bobren- University, University of Central Florida, Diaz, S. Vasu, Orlando, FL 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2131 Assessment of detached eddy simulation of a separated flow in planar nozzle E. Martelli, University of Campania, Aversa, Nasuti, Ciottoli, M. Bernardini, F. Italy; P. University of Rome “La M. Valorani, Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2118 Stand for a A Modular Altitude Test Small-Scale Turbojet G. Williams, Schroeder, N. Lucido, T. Oklahoma State University, K. Rouser, OK Stillwater, Chaired by: G. PANIAGUA, Purdue University Chaired by: G. PANIAGUA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2121 The Impact of Manufacturing on High Pressure Turbine Variability Profile Loss Dawes, J. Coull, University of Lee, W. W. Cambridge, United Kingdom; Goenaga, Rolls-Royce Group plc, Filton, F. United Kingdom 12 January 2018 Friday, 491-GTE-9 GE Chaired by: J. HAYNES, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2126 Effects alternative fuels on gas emissions and combustion dynamic characteristics on a 9-point LDI combustor C. Chang, NASA Glenn Z. He, D. Podboy, Cleveland, OH Research Center, 12 January 2018 Friday, 492-INPSI-4 NASA-Langley Research Center and L. GEA, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology NASA Glenn Research Center and M. CARTER, Chaired by: S. HIRT, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2130 Unsteady Numerical Investigation of a Rectangular Diffusing S-duct with High Aspect Ratio E. Loth, University of Virginia, B. Connolly, C. Smith, Charlottesville, VA; Rolls-Royce Group plc, Indianapolis, IN Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 489-GT-7 NASA Glenn Research Center and D. MYREN Chaired by: S. SIMERLY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2117 Design and Operation of a Thrust Stand for University Small Test Satellite Thrusters Georgia Institute Stevenson, E. Lightsey, T. Atlanta, GA of Technology, 12 January 2018 Friday, 490-GTE-8

154 scitech.aiaa.org Sun C Emerald 2 Tallahassee 1 Tallahassee 2 Tallahassee 1230 hrs AIAA-2018-2154 Jig-Shape Optimization of a Low- Boom Supersonic Aircraft C. Pak, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Edwards, CA Center, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2153 Design of a flying demonstrator alleviation load manoeuvre for wing with cruise shape constraint Delft R. De Breuker, J. Sodja, N. Werter, Delft, The University of Technology, Netherlands 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2139 Control of Morphing Wing Shapes with Deep Reinforcement Learning White, J. Valasek, Leal, T. Goecks, P. V. College A&M University, D. Hartl, Texas Station, TX 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2152 Insects’ wing shape comparison of bio-inspired air vehicles for hovering flight applications A. M. Hassanalian, G. Throneberry, Abdelkefi, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2138 Embedded System Real Time Framework for Autonomous Drone Racing using Deep Learning Techniques S. Jung, H. Lee, Hwang, D. Shim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Daejeon, South Korea Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2144 Formation Generation UAV Guidance with Engagement Time Constraints S. Suresh, A. Ratnoo, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2151 Aeroelastic Level Set Topology Optimization for a 3D Wing S. Kambampati, University of California, San Diego, CA; S. Townsend, Cardiff, United Kingdom; Cardiff University, H. Kim, University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2137 Aircraft Detection using Deep Convolutional Neural Network in Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems S. Hwang, J. Lee, H. Shin, Cho, D. Shim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science Daejeon, South Korea and Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2143 Autonomous taxi operations: algorithms for the solution of routing problem University of Turin, G. Sirigu, Technical Italy; M. Cassaro, ONERA, Toulouse, Turin, Gili, Technical France; M. Battipede, P. Italy Turin, University of Turin, UAS Autonomy and Path Planning II Aeroelastic and Aero-Structures Optimization II Learning, Reasoning, and Data-Driven Systems II Advanced Material Behavior: Experiment and Computation 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2147 Electrospun Carbon Nanofiber for with Controllable Waviness Stretchable Electronics A&M University, J. Cai, M. Naraghi, Texas College Station, TX 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2150 BLP Optimization of Composite Flying-wings with SpaRibs and Multiple Control Surfaces Zhao, R. Kapania, Virginia Polytechnic W. Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2136 Geo- Genetic Fuzzy based Target localization using Unmanned Aerial Systems for Firefighting Applications K. Cohen, University S. Kukreti, M. Kumar, of Cincinnati, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2142 Self-Directed and Informed Forced- Avoidance Landing System for UAV and Vehicles, Persons, On-Ground of Structures N. Richards, Barron Associates, Inc., L. Hook, University of Charlottesville, VA; Suh, NASA Armstrong OK; P. Tulsa, Tulsa, Edwards, CA Flight Research Center, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2146 Influence of Flow Speed and on the Microstructure Temperature Crystallization for Polymer H. Huang, Stress Analysis and Structural Design LLC, Reston, VA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2149 A Coupled Newton--Krylov Time Spectral Solver for Flutter Prediction J. Martins, S. He, E. Jonsson, C. Mader, Ann University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Arbor, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2135 Machine Learning for Flapping Wing Flight Control Kampen, S. Armanini, M. Goedhart, E. Van Q. Chu, Delft University of C. de Visser, Delft, The Netherlands Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2141 Online Hybrid RF Propagation Model for Communication-Aware sUAS Relay Application University of Colorado, E. Frew, S. Watza, CO Boulder, Boulder, Chaired by: J. MATLIK, Rolls-Royce Corp and R. FERTIG, University of Wyoming Rolls-Royce Corp and R. FERTIG, Chaired by: J. MATLIK, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2145 Development of a Computational Mechanical Property Aircraft Tire Model Group, S. Labban, A. Zakrajsek, 704th Test AFB, OH; S. Nabolusi, Wright-Patterson Wright- Air Force Research Laboratory, Patterson AFB, OH; C. Alsobrook, 704th AFB, OH Group, Wright-Patterson Test 12 January 2018 Friday, 496-MDO-13 Adjoint Technologies ENGELSEN, The Boeing Company and J. DEATON, Chaired by: F. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2148 Design Variable-Fidelity Optimization of Low-Aspect-Ratio Wing in Hypersonic Flow Raj, Virginia Polytechnic J. Park, S. Choi, P. Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 493-IS-18 A&M University Texas KAMPEN, TU Delft and J. VALASEK, Chaired by: E. VAN 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2134 Flexible Heuristic Dynamic Programming for Reinforcement Learning in Quad-Rotors Kampen, E. Van C. de Visser, A. Helmer, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 12 January 2018 Friday, 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Politecnico Di Torino Chaired by: M. BATTIPEDE, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2140 Geofencing in Immediate Reaches Airspace for Unmanned Aircraft Management System Traffic M. Stevens, E. Atkins, University of MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 12 January 2018 Friday, 495-MAT-12 scitech.aiaa.org 155 Sun 1 Sun A Osceola 5 Sarasota 2 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2170 Interactive Uncertainty Allocation at Early-stage Aircraft and Trade-off Computational Design A. A. Molina-Cristobal, X. Chen, M. Guenov, Riaz, A. van Heerden, Cranfield University, Cranfield, United Kingdom 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2176 Noise Filtering and Uncertainty Quantification in Surrogate based Optimization M. Fernandez-Godino, R. Haftka, S. University of Florida, Balachandar, Gainesville, FL; C. Gogu, France; Toulouse, University of Toulouse, N. Bartoli, S. Dubreuil, ONERA, Toulouse, France 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2159 Estimation Method of Missing Components for Spin Deployable Membrane Dynamic Miyazaki, Y. S. Kawazoe, M. Yamazaki, Chiba, Japan Nihon University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2164 Coupling and Time Variable Step Selection among Multiple Disciplinary Models E. DeCarlo, S. Mahadevan, Vanderbilt Nashville, TN University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2169 Epistemic Uncertainty Stemming from Measurement Processing - A Case Study of Multiphase Shock Experiments Tube C. Park, R. Haftka, N. J. Mathew, Kim, University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2175 Aerodynamic Design of Aircraft Engine Nozzles with Consideration of Model Form Uncertainties University of Srivastava, K. Duraisamy, V. MI Ann Arbor, Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2158 Linear Modeling of an Rig Electromechanical Actuator Test J. Hoffman, A. Palazotto, Air Force Institute AFB, Wright-Patterson of Technology, OH; N. Niedbalski, Air Force Research AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2163 and Determination of Validation Critical Parameters for a Material Ablation Model Using the Charring Ablation Response Program Stefani, J. Koo, J. Langston, Priest, F. Austin, TX University of Texas, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2168 Based Adaptive-Sparse Variance Polynomial Chaos with Adaptive Sampling M. Thapa, S. Mulani, University of AL; R. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Walters, Blacksburg, VA State University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2174 A Locally Adapted Reduced Basis Method for Solving Risk-Averse PDE-Constrained Optimization Problems Durham, NC; Aquino, Duke University, W. D. Kouri, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM; Z. Zou, Duke University, Durham, NC Optimization Under Uncertainty Methods II Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems Uncertainty Quantification and Management II Multidisciplinary Modeling and Simulation Across Domains III 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2157 Sensitivity Analysis of State Estimation to IMU Error Parameters for Autonomous Navigation M. Lau, S. Urdahl, Steffens, D. Mavris, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2162 Overview of Studies using the Numerical Propulsion System Simulation at UT-Arlington D. Wilson, N. Vijayakumar, L. Vu, Arlington, TX University of Texas, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2167 Uncertain reduced-order modeling via balanced truncation for structural dynamic systems with interval parameters X. Chen, Z. Qiu, Beihang University, Li, University of Illinois, Beijing, China; Y. Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL; N. Jiang, Beijing, China Beihang University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2173 Dynamic Data-Driven Aeroelastic Response Prediction with Discrete Sensor Observations S. X. Zhao, R. Kania, A. Kebbie-Anthony, Azarm, B. Balachandran, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2156 Global LPV model identification of flapping-wing dynamics using flight data S. Armanini, M. Karásek, C. de Visser, Delft, The Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2161 Grid Convergence Study of a Bluff- Premixed Body Stabilized Turbulent Flame Z. Jozefik, N. Mundis, ERC, Inc., Edwards Sankaran, Air Force Research AFB, CA; V. Edwards AFB, CA Laboratory, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2166 Uncertainty Quantification of Atomistic Materials Simulation with Machine Learning Potentials Xiao, Wichita State W. Wang, Li, P. Y. Wichita, KS University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2172 Reliability Based Design Optimization Using First, Second and Quasi-Second Order Saddlepoint Approximations D. Papadimitriou, Panagiotopoulos, Z. Rochester, Mourelatos, Oakland University, MI Chaired by: J. SCHROEDER, Federal Aviation Administration and D. KLYDE, Systems Technology, Inc. Systems Technology, Administration and D. KLYDE, Chaired by: J. SCHROEDER, Federal Aviation 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2155 Proper orthogonal decomposition of straight and level flight kinematics in an insectivorous bat M. S. Sekhar, Windes, D. Tafti, X. Fan, P. A. Kurdila, Virginia Polytechnic Bender, Blacksburg, Institute and State University, et al. VA; 12 January 2018 Friday, 498-MST-18 ZAAL, NASA Ames Research Center Chaired by: P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2160 Applying the DASE Protocol to a High-Speed Engine Performance Analysis Hurst, T. C. Ward, R. Henderson, S. Snyder, AZ Tucson, Raytheon Company, 12 January 2018 Friday, 499-NDA-10 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign WANG, Chaired by: N. KIM, University of Florida and P. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2165 Development of a Wing Weight Convergence Simulation including Uncertainty Modelling and Sensitivity Analysis J. Cooper, Sartor, Reis, D. Calderon, P. T. University of Bristol, United Kingdom; J. Cheeseman, Airbus, Bristol, United Kingdom 12 January 2018 Friday, 500-NDA-11 Chaired by: Z. HU, University of Michigan, Dearborn and G. IACCARINO, Stanford University 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2171 Reliability-based Design Optimization of High-Dimensional Engineered Systems Involving Computationally Expensive Simulations M. Li, Sadoughi, Iowa State University, University, Ames, IA; Z. Hu, Vanderbilt Nashville, TN; C. Hu, Iowa State University, Ames, IA Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 497-MST-17

156 scitech.aiaa.org Sun B Tampa 2 Tampa Naples 3 Daytona 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2191 Development of TDLAS for Harsh Vapor Environment In Situ Water Concentration Measurement Bardet, George Washington M. Button, P. D.C. Washington, University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2185 On low-temperature ether multistage flames Ju, Princeton Y. C. Reuter, O. Yehia, Princeton, NJ University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2190 Exploration of adiabatic flow assumption of a sub-atmospheric flame using narrow-band infrared imaging measurements Ombrello, Air Force Research T. M. Rhoby, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Laboratory, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2196 PIFE-PIC: A 3-D Parallel Immersed Finite Element Particle-in-Cell Framework for Plasma Simulations Polytechnic Institute, D. Han, Worcester MA; X. He, Missouri University Worcester, Rolla, MO; J. of Science and Technology, University of Southern California, Wang, Los Angeles, CA Laminar Flames Space Operations Services 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2180 Communications Inter-habitat Analog Research Utility System (ICARUS) C. Jump, J. Jacob, Z. Thai, K. Cooper, S. O’Hara, Oklahoma State University, OK Stillwater, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2184 Counterflow Experiments and Kinetic Modeling of Dimethyl Ether/ Methane Cool Diffusion Flames Princeton, Princeton University, C. Reuter, NJ; R. Zhang, Nanjing University of Science Nanjing, China; O. Yehia, and Technology, Princeton, NJ Ju, Princeton University, Y. 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2189 An Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Flame Propagation in Converging-Diverging Microchannels L. Qiao, Zhang, H. Wang, S. Biswas, P. Lafayette, IN West Purdue University, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2195 A Fourth-Order Finite-Volume Method with Adaptive Mesh Refinement for the Multifluid Plasma Model University, State X. Gao, Colorado Polak, S. Fort Collins, CO Computational Methods for Plasmas Measurements for Combustion Diagnostics Coaxial Jets in a 2 /O 2 Single-Element Combustor 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2179 Analytical Modeling of Radiation Attenuation and Heat Deposition in Propellant for Nuclear Thermal of Rockets University Cassibry, J. Thomas, D. Aueron, A. Alabama, Huntsville, AL 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2183 And Effect of Oxygenation on PAHs Soot Emissions in Coflow Jet Flames S. Aggarwal, K. Kalvakala, University of Katta, Illinois, Chicago, IL; V. Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2188 Combustion Characteristics of Gaseous H Kim, O. Kim, S. Choi, H. Y. Ahn, T. Y. Suwon, Kwon, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2194 Nonlinear Schemes for Weighted Magnetized Electron Fluid in Quasi- neutral plasma R. Kawashima, K. A. Chamarthi, Z. Wang, Tokyo, Komurasaki, University of Tokyo, Japan 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2178 Architecture Overview and Technical Chandrayaan-2 Mission of India’s to the Moon Sundararajan, Aerospace India, Research V. Park, NC Triangle 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2182 Kinetic Study of high pressure laminar flame speeds of 1,3-butadiene, n-butanol, and 1,3-butadiene/n-butanol blends Princeton, H. Zhao, Princeton University, University of NJ; Z. Zhang, Wuhan Rezgui, China; Y. Wuhan, Technology, University of Oum El Bouaghi, Ju, Princeton El Bouaghi, Algeria; Y. Princeton, NJ University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2187 Spray Characteristics of a Hybrid Airblast Pressure-Swirl Atomizer at Near Lean Blowout Conditions using Phase Doppler Anemometry Sojka, A. Bokhart, D. Shin, N. Rodrigues, P. West J. Gore, R. Lucht, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2193 Magnetohydrodynamic simulation study of plasma jets and plasma- surface contact in coaxial plasma accelerators Subramaniam, L. Raja, University of V. Austin, TX Texas, Chaired by: S. BURLEIGH, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and S. CHINTALAPATI, Florida Institute of Technology Chaired by: S. BURLEIGH, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and S. CHINTALAPATI, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2177 Scramjet- Flyback of the SPARTAN Powered Launch Vehicle S. Forbes-Spyratos, M. Smart, M. Kearney, Brisbane, Queensland, of University Jahn, I. Australia 12 January 2018 Friday, 502-PC-21 University of Illinois at Chicago JU, Princeton University and S. AGGARWAL, Chaired by: Y. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2181 Autoignition Stabilization of a Premixed Jet in Vitiated Coflow S. Grib, M. Renfro, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 12 January 2018 Friday, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Solutions LEE, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and A. ALEXANDER, National Aerospace Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2186 Spatial Development of Shear in a Reacting Jet Layer Vortices Crossflow Lieuwen, B. Wilde, B. Emerson, T. Nair, V. Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology, 12 January 2018 Friday, 504-PDL-16 Space Institute MOELLER, University of Tennessee Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2192 Multiscale plasma modeling in dynamic fields D. Pederson, K. Kourtzanidis, L. Raja, Austin, TX University of Texas, Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 scitech.aiaa.org 157 Naples 2 Emerald 3 Emerald 7 Emerald 8 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2207 Array Roll Stabilization for Wrapped Prototype Engineering G. Greschik, TentGuild CO Boulder, Company, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2213 Optimum Wing Shaping and Gust Load Alleviation of Highly Flexible Aircraft with Finite Actuations Su, University of J. Hammerton, W. AL; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, East G. Zhu, Michigan State University, Lansing, MI; S. Swei, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA Center, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2201 Vacuum- Design of a Zero-Gravity, Based 3D Printer Robot for Use of In-Space Satellite Assembly J. McCrea, Cerri, C. Hartsfield, Air Force Wright-Patterson Institute of Technology, AFB, OH 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2206 Development of High Specific Power Solar Arrays with Shape Memory Polymer Hinge Lines K. Hedin, Composite Technology A. Rakow, Development, Inc., Lafayette, CO; B. Sierra Nevada Corporation, Anthony, Louisville, CO 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2212 Sizing and Layout Design of an Nested through Wingbox Aeroelastic Optimization B. Stanford, NASA Langley Research C. Jutte, Craig Hampton, VA; Center, Inc., Cape Canaveral, FL; Technologies, Mississippi State University, C. Coker, Starkville, MS Vibration Control Small Satellites III 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2200 Effect of Different Operational Parameters on the Free Molecular Electro Jet (FMEJ) Performance University of Florida, A. Blanco, S. Roy, Gainesville, FL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2205 Characteristics of Deployable Planar Origami Structures with Partial Constraints H. Sakamoto, M. Okuma, Tokyo Terada, Y. Japan Tokyo, Institute of Technology, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2211 Guaranteed H_infinity Performance LPV ICC Control with Application to Blended-Wing-Body Model G. Zhu, Michigan State He, A. Al-jiboory, T. East Lansing, MI; S. Swei, NASA University, Moffett Field, CA; Ames Research Center, Su, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, W. AL Tuscaloosa, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2216 Active Control of Vibrating Structures Using Damping Effect of Shape Memory Alloy Wires Cairo, Egypt; M. Fouda, Cairo University, Zewail University of Science and M. Tawfik, Cairo, Egypt; G. Elbayoumi, Technology, Cairo, Egypt Cairo University, Adaptive Aeroelastic Wing Shaping Control Next Generation Solar Array Enabling Technology 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2199 Star Selection algorithm for Arcsecond Pico Star Tracker Muruganandan, J. Park, S. Lee, I. V. Seoul, Jeung, Seoul National University, South Korea; S. Kim, Kyushu Institute of KitaKyushu, Japan; G. Ju, Technology, Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), Daejeon, South Korea 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2204 Scaling and Optimization of a Modular Origami Solar Array S. Jeon, J. Footdale, LoadPath, LLC, Albuquerque, NM 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2210 Development of an Integrated Nonlinear Aeroservoelastic Flight Dynamic Model of the NASA Generic Model Transport N. Nguyen, E. Ting, NASA Ames Research Moffett Field, CA; D. Chaparro, Center, Inc., Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Moffett Field, CA 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2217 Distributed vibration control for the large space structures Dalian Z. Wu, X. Wang, S. Wu, E. Wang, Dalian, China University of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2198 Pseudo Linear Hall Effect Thruster Characterization Through Potential, Magnetic, and Optical Measurements B. Sheets, C. Hartsfield, Air Force Institute AFB, OH Wright-Patterson of Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2203 for In-Situ Technology Trusselator™ Fabrication of Solar Array Support Structures J. Gorges, Silagy, B. Levedahl, R. Hoyt, T. Unlimited, N. Britton, J. Slostad, Tethers Bothell, WA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2209 An Integrated Modelling Approach for Flight Dynamics, Manoeuvre- and Gust-Loads Analysis German Aerospace Center (DLR), Kier, T. Germany Wessling, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2215 Development of a Multi-axis Active Seat Mount to Mitigate Vibration to Helicopter Aircrew Transmission Chen, V. Hadj-Moussa, A. Fereidooni, Y. F. Wickramasinghe, National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Canada Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 505-SATS-3 Chaired by: J. STRAUB, North Dakota State University 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2197 Thermal Design assessment for intended for Propulsion Tank small satellites in non-earthbound missions S. Dash, K. Naik, Singh, Gupta, SRM Chennai, India University, 12 January 2018 Friday, 506-SCS-9 NASA Langley Research Center and M. CHAMBERLAIN, Chaired by: R. PAPPA, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2202 A lightweight tile structure integrating photovoltaic conversion and RF power transfer for space solar power applications M. Royer, E. Gdoutos, C. Leclerc, F. S. Pellegrino, Kelzenberg, H. Atwater, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 12 January 2018 Friday, 507-SD-18 SU, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Chaired by: N. NGUYEN, NASA-Ames Research Center and W. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2208 A new updating-method for theoretical FRF matrices using incomplete vibration data Ö. Süelözgen, German Aerospace Center Germany; J. Brink- (DLR), Wessling, Spalink, Airbus, Hamburg, Germany; S. Adden, IBK Innovation GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg, Germany 12 January 2018 Friday, 508-SD-19 and J. BLACK, Virginia Tech Chaired by: S. LIGUORE, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2214 and Effect of Number Tracks Balancing Masses on Passive Balancing Performance J. Palacios, Pennsylvania State A. Haidar, University Park, PA University,

158 scitech.aiaa.org Naples 1 Osceola 6 Emerald 4 Sarasota 1 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2228 Improvements to Modeling and Simulation of Mars Trajectory Aerocapture and Aerobraking E. Kazmierczak, N. Nakhjiri, California Pomona, CA State Polytechnic University, 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2234 CubeSat Detection Using Convolutional Neural Networks Cheng, Mississippi State S. Gamage, Y. Mississippi State, MS University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2222 Experimental Results on the Vision-based Navigation System for Spacecraft Operation in Proximity Facility using Ground Test Eun, G. Kim, J. Hyun, S. Park, Yonsei Y. Seoul, South Korea University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2227 High fidelity modeling of SRP and its effect on the relative motion of Starshade and WFIRST D. Folta, NASA A. Farres , C. Webster, Greenbelt, Goddard Space Flight Center, MD 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2233 Application Of Multi-Hypothesis Sequential Monte Carlo For Breakup Analysis With The Comparison Of Probabilistic Admissible Region Two Techniques Zaidi, M. Mercurio, I. Hussein, W. Faber, W. M. Wilkins, C. Roscoe, Applied Defense Solutions, Columbia, MD; et al. 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2239 Preliminary Investigation of Next- Generation Airtankers L. Kliment, K. Rokhsaz, Wichita State Wichita, KS; J. Nelson, B. University, U.S. Forest Service, Boise, ID Terning, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2221 FLEX: a parametric study of its tandem formation with Sentinel-3 Jurado, I. Barat, D. Arnas, B. Duesmann, P. ESA, Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2226 On Satellite Orbit Decay Compensation in Low Earth Orbits A. R. Zidek, I. Kolmanovsky, E. Taheri, Girard, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2232 Full Characterization of Satellite Conjunction Walk-ins S. Alfano, D. Oltrogge, CSSI, Colorado Springs, CO 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2238 Airframe Usage and Operational Loads of ASM/Lead Aircraft in USFS Service L. Kliment, K. Rokhsaz, Wichita State Wichita, KS; J. Nelson, B. University, U.S. Forest Service, Boise, ID Terning, Formation Flying and Relative Motion II Aircraft Structural Design, Test and Analysis Aircraft Structural Design, Test Orbital Dynamics, Perturbations, Stability, and Satellite Drag II Orbital Dynamics, Perturbations, Stability, Space Situational Awareness, Orbital Debris, and Conjunction Analysis II Space Situational Awareness, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2220 Applied Reachability Analysis for Spacecraft Rendezvous and Docking Object with a Tumbling Postgraduate Naval Romano, M. Zagaris, C. CA School, Monterey, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2225 Orthogonal Polynomial Tuning Degree and Segment Interval Length to Achieve Prescribed Precision Approximation of Irregular Functions Remote for Authority National Atallah, A. Egypt; Cairo, Sciences, Space and Sensing College University, A&M Texas Woollands, R. San Diego State Station, TX; A. Bani Younes, San Diego, CA; J. Junkins, Texas University, College Station, TX A&M University, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2231 Collision Probability for Rectangular Cross Sections K. Chan, Chan Aerospace Consultants, Xie, Beijing Institute of Y. South Riding, VA; Beijing, China Technology, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2237 Flight Loads and Usage Analysis of a Fleet BE-1900D Commuter Airliners K. Rokhsaz, L. Kliment, Wichita State Wichita, KS University, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2219 Reconfiguration of Small-Satellite General Circular Orbit Formations R. LaRue, K. Johnson, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Technology, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2224 Families of Unstable Quasi-Satellite Orbits in the Spatial Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem University, Waseda Yanao, K. Oshima, T. Japan Tokyo, 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2230 Statistical Pairwise Collision Probability of the International Space Station with Debris K. Chan, Chan Aerospace Consultants, Zhou, Chinese W. South Riding, VA; Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2236 Introductory Comparison of Agricultural and Single-Engine Air Operational Loads Tanker K. Rokhsaz, L. Kliment, Wichita State Wichita, KS University, Chaired by: A. SINCLAIR, Air Force Research Laboratory 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2218 Pulse-Width Pulse-Frequency Modulated Nonlinear Model Predictive Control for Spacecraft Rendezvous Toronto, University, Li, Z. Zhu, York P. Canada 12 January 2018 Friday, 510-SFM-25 HENDERSON Chaired by: T. 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2223 Differential Dynamic Programming in the Three-Body Problem Colorado, of University Scheeres, D. Aziz, J. CO; G. Lantoine, Jet Boulder, Boulder, California Institute of Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA Technology, 12 January 2018 Friday, 511-SFM-26 Chaired by: M. WILKINS, Applied Defense Solutions 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2229 Optimal Deployment of Solar Radiation Pressure Enhancement Devices for Space Debris Mitigation M. Pellegrino, D. Scheeres, University of CO Boulder, Colorado, Boulder, 12 January 2018 Friday, 512-STR-21 NASA-Johnson Space Center Chaired by: L. DEMASI, San Diego State University College of Engineering and J. ZIPAY, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2235 Application of Progressive Damage Failure Analysis to Large Aircraft Composite Structures A. Selvarathinam, M. Stewart, S. Lockheed Martin Engelstad, B. Eby, TX Corporation, Fort Worth, Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 509-SFM-24 scitech.aiaa.org 159 Emerald 5 Emerald 6 Daytona 2 Tallahassee 3 Tallahassee 1230 hrs AIAA-2018-2252 University of Washington/Boeing Certificate programs in Aircraft Structures and Composite Materials M. Mohaghegh, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2245 Snap-through Loads in Tailoring Stiffness Composites Variable E. Jansen, R. Rolfes, Leibniz A. Haldar, Weaver, Germany; P. Hannover, University, University of Bristol, United Kingdom 1200 hrs AIAA-2018-2251 and Stiffening of Investigation Residual the on Effects Curvature Panels Stiffened Composite of Strength Notches Composites, with Large Transverse NSE Lobo, M. Walker, T. Enjuto, P. The Wanthal, S. Cregger, S. WA; Seattle, Charleston, SC Boeing Company, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2244 Rapid Quantification of Gaps and Overlaps for Fiber Steering Design I. Bahamonde, L. Optimization Lucas, South D. of Tooren, University Van M. Delft Elham, Barazanchy, A. D. SC; Jahangir, Columbia, Columbia, Carolina, Delft, The Netherlands University of Technology, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2250 Composite Rayleigh-Ritz Predictions of Delamination Laminated of Load Threshold Plates subject to Flexural Loading Ann J. Xie, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Washington, of University Waas, A. MI; Arbor, Boeing The Rassaian, M. WA; Seattle, Seattle, Seattle, WA Company, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2257 Diffusion Stabilized Turbulent Flames Using Synthesis Fuel with Different Burner Configurations M. Medhat, H. Harridi, E. Khalil, Cairo Cairo, Egypt University, 1130 hrs AIAA-2018-2262 Anisotropic Flocking Control of Distributed Multi-Agent Systems using Fluid Abstraction M. Silic, Z. Song, K. Mohseni, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2243 Optimal Design of Tow-Steered Composite Laminates with Curvilinear Stiffeners K. Singh, R. Kapania, Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg, Institute and State University, VA 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2249 Analytical Buckling Analysis of Curved and Stiffened Anisotropic Panels G. Shekar, A. Anderson, M. Ramnath, V. Seattle, WA Mabson, The Boeing Company, 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2256 Stream Turbofan A Proposed Triple New Engine E. Khalil, G. ElHarriri, Cairo University, Institute of Cairo, Egypt; E. AbdelGhany, Engineering, Cairo, Egypt; M. Aviation Hussien, CEB, Cairo, Egypt 1100 hrs AIAA-2018-2261 of Cost- Analysis and Verification Effective Design Modifications to Fixed-WingCommercially Available Improve to Vehicle Aerial Unmanned Control and Stability Performance, Characteristics, and Structural Integrity A. Blevins, H. Benyamen, G. Godfrey, D. Shukla, B. Kim, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Composite Structural Optimization UAS for Urban Environments and Other Topics Terrestrial Energy Systems–Simulation and Modeling Terrestrial Special Session: A Tribute in Memory of Professor Kuen-Yuan Lin, University of Washington in Memory of Professor Kuen-Yuan Special Session: A Tribute 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2242 Stiffness Variable of Optimization Composite Laminates by Particle Optimization Whale and Swarm Algorithms Utilizing Surrogate Models A. Ankara, Turkey; H. Inci, TUBITAK, University, Kayran, Middle East Technical Ankara, Turkey 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2248 Closed-Form Fracture Analysis Based on First Order Shear Deformable Plate Theory NSE Composites, Enjuto, D. Graesser, P. The G. Mabson, O. Weckner, Seattle, WA; Seattle, WA Boeing Company, 1030 hrs on Effects AIAA-2018-2255 Its and Structures Actuation Pulse Coherent Lagrangian Separated for Flow over aCambered Airfoil Defense for Institute M. Kamphuis, G. Jacobs, San Diego State University, Chen, K. CA; Diego, San Analyses, La Jolla, CA; G. Spedding, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA; H. Hoeijmakers, Enschede, The Netherlands University of Twente, 1030 hrs AIAA-2018-2260 Preliminary Concept of Adaptive Urban Airspace Management for Unmanned Aircraft Operations Z. M. Mohamed Salleh, C. Wanchao, Huang, T. S. Huang, D. Tan, Wang, University, Nanyang Technological Singapore, Singapore; et al. 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2241 Cure-induced deformation of ultra- thin composite laminates S. Pellegrino, Bosi, A. Schlothauer, F. California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2247 Impact of Moisture and Thermal Cycling on Delamination Fracture of Sandwich Composites Toughness University of Washington, M. Tuttle, Seattle, WA 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2254 Thermodynamic Analysis of ENEL and TIPS Oxy-coal Power Cycles A. M. Khan, A. Chowdhury, M. Chowdhury, El Choudhuri, N. Love, University of Texas, Paso, El TX 1000 hrs AIAA-2018-2259 Simplex Optimal Control Methods for Urban Environment Path Planning M. Zollars, R. Cobb, Air Force Institute of AFB, OH; D. Wright-Patterson Technology, Grymin, Air Force Research Laboratory, AFB, OH Wright-Patterson Friday, 12 January 2018 Friday, 513-STR-22 Arlington and A. NAJAFI, ANSYS, Inc. University of Texas, Chaired by: R. TAYLOR, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2240 Exploration of Commercial Optimizers for Non-Traditional Laminate Optimization Boeing The Koteshwara, M. The Subramani, S. Balabanov, V. India; Bengaluru, Company, Rassaian, M. WA; Seattle, Company, Boeing WA Tukwila, The Boeing Company, 12 January 2018 Friday, 514-STR-23 University of Washington and A. WAAS, Chaired by: G. MABSON, Boeing Engineering Operations & Technology 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2246 Delamination Arrest by Fasteners in Aircraft Structures Under Static and Fatigue Loading L. Richard, K. Lin, University of Seattle, WA Washington, 12 January 2018 Friday, 515-TES-4 Chaired by: G. JACOBS, San Diego State Univ and R. AMANO, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2253 The Lagrangian Ramped Cavity SCRAMJET Combustor; Mass In, Mass Out San G. Jacobs, San Diego State University, Diego, CA 12 January 2018 Friday, 516-UAS-13 University of Colorado Boulder Chaired by: B. ARGROW, 0930 hrs AIAA-2018-2258 Real-time Estimation of Power Consumption in Multi-rotor Flight D. Jang, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA

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MONDAY, 8 JANUARY 0900–1300 HRS 0900–1630 HRS OSCEOLA B AIAA Foundation International Student Conference Career Workshop: Taking Control of Your Career The first-place winners of the AIAA Regional Student Conferences, Career success in the aerospace field relies more than on just which took place in the spring, will gather to present their technical knowledge. You also need to be thinking about how to research to a team of judges made up of professional members work in the global aerospace community and transition through in the industry. The students will have three consecutive the various stages of your career. sessions in the categories of Undergraduate, Masters, and Team.

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TUESDAY, 9 JANUARY 1300–1400 HRS HANGAR 1430–1500 HRS THE HUB Publications Focus Group Design Challenge: Balloon Rocket Car Come and share your thoughts about the value, relevance, usability, Contestants of this challenge will build a rocket-powered car and future of AIAA technical publications, including journals and using a balloon. This will demonstrate how aerospace meeting papers. Participants will receive five free paper downloads propulsion systems work by generating a high pressure gas and from Aerospace Research Central (ARC). Space is limited. forcing it out a narrow opening. Join the fun as a contestant or a spectator! Organized by the AIAA University of Central Florida Student Branch and AIAA Cape Canaveral Section. 1400–1430 HRS LAUNCH PAD AvWeek Check 6 Podcast 1500–1530 HRS HANGAR Reporters from Aviation Week & Space Technology will broadcast Social Media 101 their daily podcast from the HUB and discuss all of the cool stuff happening at 2018 AIAA SciTech! Get the word out! Learn how to leverage social media to spread the word about AIAA activities and the aerospace industry.

1400–1430 HRS HANGAR 1530–1600 HRS HANGAR 2018 Transformational Electric Flight Workshop Preview GoFly Prize Announcement: Call for Mentors Hear the plans for the Transformational Electric Flight Workshop The GoFly Prize aims to catalyze the development of personal being held at the 2018 AIAA AVIATION Forum. This workshop will flying devices. Check out how you can mentor or provide provide an opportunity for the AIAA community to come together technical expertise to student teams. and learn about the exciting developments in electric flight.

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1815–2000 HRS AIAA PUBLICATIONS PAVILION 1000–1100 HRS HANGAR Meet the Author: Leland Nicolai Publications Focus Group Come meet the author of Fundamentals of Aircraft and Airship Come and share your thoughts about the value, relevance, usability, Design and Lessons Learned: A Guide to Improved Aircraft Design. and future of AIAA technical publications, including journals and meeting papers. Participants will receive five free paper downloads from Aerospace Research Central (ARC). Space is limited. 1815–2000 HRS HANGAR

2017 Best Paper Authors Digital Posters 1100–1130 HRS HANGAR Meet the best paper authors from 2017 and learn about their AIAA Public Policy 101 research. Find out how to engage with policymakers and make your voice heard through AIAA public policy activities. WEDNESDAY, 10 JANUARY 0900–0930 HRS AIAA PUBLICATIONS PAVILION 1130–1200 HRS HANGAR Meet the Author: Eugene Fleeman How Realistic Is Your Simulation? Bridging the Get the chance to talk to Eugene Fleeman one-on-one about his Gap Between Simulation and Test book Missile Design and System Engineering. What happens when your simulation results don’t match reality? This presentation will discuss ways to calibrate simulation using test results and how to spot simulation anomalies and inaccurate 0930–1000 HRS HANGAR results. Please join us to learn how SmartUQ software can Introduction to Digital Engineering Display bridge the gap between your simulation and testing. Hear about the history of the Department of Defense’s initiative related to Digital Engineering, Digital Thread, and Digital Twin. Also, learn more and plan your visit to the Digital Twin-Digital 1130–1200 HRS THE HUB Engineering display in the Exposition Hall. Meet & Greet with New AIAA Executive Director Welcome Dan Dumbacher as the new AIAA Executive Director 0930–1130 HRS THE HUB and share your thoughts about the future of the Institute. Seeking Input on AIAA’s Website and Event App AIAA is constantly evolving the systems it uses to serve its 1200–1230 HRS HANGAR members and the larger aerospace community. Come share Dan Raymer Discusses Aircraft Design and RDSWin your feedback with staff about the following systems and receive an AIAA Participation is Power cell phone booster: Student Meet best-selling author Dan Raymer, who will talk about this › AIAA.org will be redesigned to modernize its look, content, book and how it addresses the entire process of aircraft conceptual and features. Share your suggestions for the new site in this design—from requirements definition to initial sizing, configuration open discussion. layout, analysis, sizing, optimization, and trade studies. › We will be changing the mobile event app we use for AIAA forums and we want your input. This is your chance to rate the features you value and use most.

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1230–1300 HRS HANGAR 1400–1430 HRS HANGAR Transportation Enabling a Robust Space Economy San Diego 2019 AIAA SciTech Preview Learn how ULA is developing transportation to enable access Learn how to make the most of your participation at 2019 AIAA to space resources. Powered by ULA’s next-gen rocket with SciTech by seeing what San Diego has to offer. an Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage (ACES), long duration in-space missions will be possible for the first time in history; enabling utilization of space resources and habitation for the 1430–1500 HRS THE HUB benefit of all humankind. Design Challenge: Mars Marshmallow Lander Contestants will design a shock absorbing method to protect 1230-1300 HRS LAUNCH PAD their rover and other hardware from the impact of landing. Q&A: Dude, Where’s My Flying Car? Come join the fun as a contestant or a spectator! Organized by the AIAA Florida Institute of Technology Student Branch. Don’t miss the opportunity to ask the experts from the Forum 360 panel earlier in the day about how personal air transportation is being transformed. 1500–1530 HRS HANGAR Space for Humanity Presentation 1230–1400 HRS AIAA PUBLICATIONS PAVILION Space for Humanity’s mission is to democratize space and to Meet the Author: Dan Raymer increase human awareness to help the world solve its most intractable problems. Come hear how Space for Humanity plans Get the chance to talk to Dan Raymer one-on-one and get a to send 10,000 humans to space within the next ten years. signed copy of his seminal work.

1500–1530 HRS LAUNCH PAD 1300–1400 HRS HANGAR AvWeek Check 6 Podcast NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate’s Reporters from Aviation Week & Space Technology will Strategic Framework broadcast their daily podcast from the HUB and discuss all of Associate Administrator of the Space Technology Mission the cool stuff happening at 2018 AIAA SciTech! Directorate Stephen Jurczyk will talk about NASA’s strategic thrusts that provide the vision for future space technology investments. 1500–1600 HRS AIAA PUBLICATIONS PAVILION Appreciation Reception for Book Authors 1400-1430 HRS LAUNCH PAD The Publications community will celebrate AIAA book authors. Learn about DATT Summit If you are interested in publishing with AIAA, this is a great DATT (Defense & Aerospace Test & Telemetry) Summit 2018 opportunity to learn the process. shifts the paradigm of learning and networking within the test and telemetry industries. Be part of DATT Summit 2018 where you will gain valuable knowledge throughout the week 1530–1600 HRS HANGAR in the specialized educational workshops, head to the live demonstration lab and put your newfound knowledge to use, GoFly Prize Announcement: Call for Competitors hear from the leaders in the test and telemetry fields, and and University Teams meet with like-minded individuals through exciting networking The GoFly Prize aims to catalyze the development of personal opportunities. DATT Summit 2018 is the place to learn and flying devices. Learn how to enter your ideas to bring on this experience everything you need in your day-to-day career. exciting future! scitech.aiaa.org 171 The HUB Sponsored by:

THURSDAY, 11 JANUARY 1330–1400 HRS HANGAR 0900–0930 HRS HANGAR NASA SBIR/STTR Solicitation Announcement AIAA Standards 101 Learn about the AIAA Standards Program including current areas of NASA is releasing its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)/Small focus and opportunities for subject-matter experts to participate. Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program Solicitation on 11 January. The SBIR/STTR Program makes more than $160M annually available for small businesses to fund research, development, and 1400–1430 HRS LAUNCH PAD demonstration of innovative technologies that fulfill NASA needs as described in the annual solicitations and have significant potential AvWeek Check 6 Podcast for successful commercialization. In response to input NASA Reporters from Aviation Week & Space Technology will received directly from program participants and industry, NASA broadcast their daily podcast from the HUB and discuss all of is streamlining complex processes where possible, enhancing the cool stuff happening at 2018 AIAA SciTech! the solicitation, and upgrading the system so that proposers can focus on submitting a quality proposal to get innovations into NASA’s missions and into the commercial market. At this 1430–1500 HRS THE HUB session, the NASA SBIR/STTR Program Executive will discuss how to get involved in this program and the changes you will Design Challenge: Rube Goldberg see in 2018. Contestants will design, build, and demonstrate a Rube Goldberg invention that incorporates as many different energy transfers as possible, with the minimum requirement being 1000–1100 HRS HANGAR three different transfers. Come join the fun as a contestant or a spectator! Organized by the AIAA Florida A&M University and Publications Focus Group Florida State University Student Branches. Come and share your thoughts about the value, relevance, usability, and future of AIAA technical publications, including journals and meeting papers. Participants will receive five free 1500–1530 HRS LAUNCH PAD paper downloads from Aerospace Research Central (ARC). Share Your Ideas for Future AIAA SciTech Topics Space is limited. Share your thoughts on the most interesting and challenging topics we should tackle at AIAA SciTech! 1100–1130 HRS HANGAR

TruSTAR Threat Intelligence Exchange 1530–1600 HRS HANGAR TruSTAR allows the good guys to share information; timely, context- Crossmark 101 rich intelligence exchanged across the AIAA aerospace enclave and to the broader TruSTAR user community. This software-as-a-service Learn how AIAA is using Crossmark to inform readers about platform enables anonymous cyberincident-sharing and provides author changes to AIAA published content such as journal real-time insight into what other companies are experiencing. articles and meeting papers on AIAA’s content platform, Aerospace Research Central. Q&A session to follow.

1130–1230 HRS LAUNCH PAD Aerospace America Interview: Dr. David Bowles Aerospace America Editor-in-Chief Ben Iannotta will interview David Bowles, Director, NASA Langley Research Center. For the most current schedule go to http://aiaa-mst18.abstractcentral.com/itin.jsp or scan the QR code.

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Missouri University Arnold Engineering Aerion Aurora Flight Sciences, Polytec, Inc. Taylor Devices, of Science and Development Technolgies Inc. Technology Complex A Boeing Company (AEDC) 230 231 330 331 431 530 531

GT-SUITE System DARcorporation Simulation Digital Thread and Digital Twin Revealed: 226 527 An Interactive Exhibit

Presented by AFRL 224 525

ESTECO

222 523

BETA CAE Visit San Diego Systems USA, Inc. 220 521

PCB Piezotronics, SmartUQ Inc.

118 218 519

DATT Summit Aeronomics, Inc. TSI Incorporated

217 316 516 Exhibitor Lounge

Heka Dantec AeroTEC Metacomp Calspan Research MathWorks and Sales Office Dynamics, Inc. Corporation Technologies Office of Naval 114 115 214 215 314 315 414 415 514

Kulite HyperSizer - Pointwise, Inc. Tri Models Semiconductor Incorporated Products, Inc. Collier Research 112 113 212 313 412

Ennova National Academies Vision Technologies of Sciences, Engineering and Research Medicine 110 211 310 411

Cornell National Technical dSPACE Springer Granta Reconnaissance Services, LLC Boeing Technology Nature Design Office (NRO) Services 108 209 308 408 409 508 511

AIAA Central LaVision, Inc. ANSYS, Inc. Tecplot United Launch NUMECA USA IC2 (Interdisciplinary Florida Alliance, LLC Consulting Corp) Section Aerospace (NIA)

National Institute of 106 107 207 306 307 406 407 506 507

National Research Council of CANADA 104

SPEC Innovations NASA Kennedy Aerojet Space Center NASA Intelligent Light Rocketdyne 100 403 502 503

Corporation Cambridge Siemens Corporation University Press Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman 101 201 301 400 401 500 501

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330 Aerion Technologies ★ 301 Lockheed Martin Corporation ★

503 Aerojet Rocketdyne ★ 514 MathWorks

316 Aeronomics, Inc. 314 Metacomp Technologies ★

215 AeroTEC ★ 230 Missouri University of Science and Technology

106 AIAA Central Florida Section 101 NASA

306 ANSYS, Inc. 100 NASA Kennedy Space Center

231 Arnold Engineering Development Complex 310 National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine 331 Aurora Flight Sciences ★ 307 National Institute of Aerospace (NIA) ★ 220 BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. 511 National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) 107 Boeing Technology Services ★ 104 National Research Council of Canada 315 Calspan Corporation 400 Northrop Grumman Corporation ★ 500 Cambridge University Press 506 NUMECA USA 108 Cornell Technical Services, LLC 415 Office of Naval Research 214 Dantec Dynamics, Inc. 519 PCB Piezotronics, Inc. 527 DARcorporation ★ 313 Pointwise, Inc. ★ 217 DATT Summit ★ 431 Polytec Inc. 118 Digital Thread and Digital Twin Revealed 521 San Diego Tourism Authority and the Manchester 308 dSPACE Inc. ★ Grand Hyatt San Diego

211 Ennova Technologies 501 Siemens PLM Software

222 ESTECO 218 SmartUQ

409 Granta Design 403 SPEC Innovations

226 GT-SUITE System Simulation 408 Springer Nature

115 Heka 531 Taylor Devices, Inc.

212 HyperSizer®- Collier Research ★ 406 Tecplot ★

507 IC2 (Interdisciplinary Consulting Corp) 412 Tri Models Incorporated

201 Intelligent Light ★ 516 TSI Incorporated

113 Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc. 407 United Launch Alliance ★

207 LaVision, Inc. 411 Vision Research

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Aerion Technologies 330 square-foot hangars in Moses Lake, Washington. AeroTEC now employs over 350 engineers, technicians, and support staff, Charles Schnake including 23 DERs specializing in a variety engineering disciplines. 1900 Embarcadero Road, Suite 101 Palo Alto, CA 94303 AIAA Central Florida Section 106 www.desktopaero.com 650-433-2314 Aaron Blevins [email protected] 1082 West Riviera Blvd Oviedo, FL 32765 Aerion Technologies (formerly Desktop Aeronautics) creates https://info.aiaa.org/Regions/SE/CF/default.aspx tools for aerodynamic design and analysis of aerospace vehicles. 407-919-8942 Our flagship product, GoCart, is an intuitive aerial vehicle design [email protected] tool built around NASA’s renowned Cartesian Euler CFD solver, Cart3D. Our customer list includes the major players from the The Central Florida Section of the American Institute of Aeronautics aerospace and defense industry. and Astronautics is dedicated to furthering the interests, activities, and technical programs of local professionals, Aerojet Rocketdyne 503 students and educators within our aerospace community. Kimberly Wilkins ANSYS, Inc. 306 2001 Aerojet Road Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 Jennifer Dorazio www.rocket.com 275 Technology Drive 703-475-9551 Canonsburg, PA 15317 [email protected] www.ansys.com 724-514-2920 Aerojet Rocketdyne is a world-recognized aerospace and [email protected] defense leader that provides propulsion and energetics to the space, missile defense, strategic systems, tactical systems and If you’ve ever seen a rocket launch, flown on an airplane, driven armaments areas, in support of domestic and international markets. a car, used a computer, touched a mobile device, crossed a bridge, or put on wearable technology, chances are you’ve used Aeronomics, Inc. 316 a product where ANSYS software played a critical role in its creation. ANSYS is the global leader in engineering simulation. Abigale Brown We help the world’s most innovative companies deliver radically 5030 Bradford Dr., Suite 230 better products to their customers by offering the best and Huntsville, AL 35805 broadest portfolio of engineering simulation software. aeronomicsinc.com 256-808-7483 Arnold Engineering Development Complex 231 [email protected] www.arnold.af.mil Aeronomics is small business providing advanced solutions to system engineering design problems. Founded in 2017, our team Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) is the most of industry recognized experts excels in the areas of thermal advanced and largest complex of flight simulation test facilities protection systems, hypersonic aerothermodynamics, thermostructural in the world and a vital national resource. Team AEDC develops, analysis, electronics thermal management, flight test and tests and evaluates weapon, propulsion, aerodynamic and space evaluation, and aerothermal ground test and evaluation, strategic systems at realistic conditions through modeling, simulation and simulation planning, threat modeling, hypersonic missile ground test facilities, many unmatched elsewhere in the United systems, and integrated defense architecture characterization. States or the world. AEDC is part of the Air Force Test Center, an Air Force Materiel Command organization. AeroTEC 215 Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company 331 6100 4th Avenue South, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98108 Patti Woodside aerotec.com 9950 Wakeman Drive 206.763.6087 Manassas, VA 20110 www.aurora.aero AeroTEC was founded in 2003 by President & CEO Lee Human 703-396-6304 with the desire to offer one-stop, turnkey flight test, engineering [email protected] and certification services to aerospace OEMs, airlines and modifiers. In 2013, AeroTEC was awarded a contract to assist in the flight Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company is an innovative testing & certification program for the Mitsubishi MRJ-90, and technology company which strives to create smarter aircraft subsequently experienced rapid growth as their role in that through the development of versatile and intuitive autonomous program expanded. AeroTEC corporate headquarters is located systems. Operating at the intersection of technology and north of Boeing Field (KBFI) in Seattle and they own a state-of- robotic aviation, Aurora leverages the power of autonomy to the-art flight test center with 65,000-square-foot and 32,000- make manned and unmanned flight safer and more efficient. scitech.aiaa.org 175 Exhibitors

Headquartered in Manassas, Virginia, Aurora has more than 550 Cambridge University Press 500 employees and operates in six locations, including research and Kamini Ramphal development centers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Luzern, 1 Liberty Plaza Switzerland; manufacturing facilities in Bridgeport, West Virginia, New York, NY 10006 and Columbus, Mississippi; and offices in Dayton, Ohio, and Mountain www.cambridge.org/academic View, California. To view recent press releases and for more 212-337-5000 about Aurora please visit our website at www.aurora.aero. [email protected] BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. 220 Cambridge University Press’ publishing in books and journals combines state-of-the-art content with the highest standards of John Skarakis scholarship, writing and production. Visit our stand to browse 29800 Middlebelt Road, Suite 100 new titles, available at 20% discount, and to pick up sample Farmington Hills, MI 48334 copies of our journals. Visit our website to find out more about www.ansa-usa.com what we do: www.cambridge.org/academic 248-737-9760-213 [email protected] Cornell Technical Services, LLC 108 BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc, est. 1997, is an engineering company Fabiola P. Mariscal based in Farmington Hills Michigan. For over 20 years it has been 22 Enterprise Parkway, Suite 150 known for its distribution of the ANSA and META Software Suite Hampton, VA 23666 Cornell Technical Services and continued commitment to offering industry leading software www.cts-llc.com support and services. In addition to this, the company also provides 757-320-0216 consulting services in high-end Finite Element modeling and [email protected] analysis, and places specialists for contract positions on client sites. Cornell Technical Services, LLC (CTS) provides support for proposal Boeing Technology Services 107 evaluations, assessments, and studies of programs and missions for NASA’s Science Office for Mission Assessments (SOMA) at the Rob Glover NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. The program 7755 E. Marginal Way S provides support to NASA’s Science Mission Directorate in Seattle, WA 98108 evaluating new and innovative approaches for missions intended www.boeing.com/bts to help answer the big questions in Earth and Space science. 206-662-2689 [email protected] Dantec Dynamics, Inc. 214 Boeing Technology Services provides access to the Boeing Samuel Hellman testing facilities, equipment, and technical expertise that have 750 Blue Point Road produced some of today’s most innovative products, including Holtsville, NY 11742 commercial airplanes, rotorcraft, unmanned aircraft, tankers, www.dantecdynamics.com fighters, airlifters, space systems, network-centric systems 201-218-3909 and more. With a passion for collaborative listening, planning, [email protected] contracting, execution and delivery, Boeing creates a tailored partnership with you to achieve your product testing goals. Dantec Dynamics specializes in the development, manufacture and application support of measurement systems in fluids Calspan Corporation 315 (velocity, temperature, concentration, species) and solid structures (strain, vibration, laminate defects). We deliver Melody Baber turnkey and customized solutions built on high-end laser optics, 7340 Trade St., Suite D imaging, and sensor technologies. San Diego, CA 92121 www.calspan.com/services/force-measurement-systems 858-537-2020 DARcorporation 527 [email protected] Wanbo Liu 1440 Wakarusa Drive, Suite 500 Calspan-Force Measurement Systems develops state of the art Lawrence, KS 66049 internal and external type balances, and model position/motion www.darcorp.com control systems. Our expert staff specializes in the development, 785-832-0434 ext 107 analysis, design, fabrication, instrumentation, calibration and integration [email protected] of balances and model positioning systems. Our Force type balances provide unique capabilities not offered by other types of balances. DARcorporation can design to LSA, U.S. Experimental Category, U.S. FAR 23, FAR 25, U.S. MIL SPEC requirements. Our projects include single and multi-engine propeller and jet powered aircraft; Business Jets, Very Light Jets (VLJ); Kit, LSA and Experimental Category aircraft; VTOL combat force insertion vehicles; VTOL aircraft; UAV’s for civil and military applications and hybrid air/ ground vehicles.

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DATT Summit 217 ESTECO 222 Glenn Rosenthal Sally Duquesnel 39763 Rivers Edge Lane 39555 Orchard Hill Place, Suite 457 Lovettsville, VA 20180 Novi, MI 48375 www.dattsummit.com www.esteco.com 301-846-4800 248-912-6033 [email protected] [email protected] DATT (Defense & Aerospace Test & Telemetry) Summit 2018 ESTECO is a pioneer in numerical optimization solutions, shifts the paradigm of learning and networking within the specializing in the research and development of engineering test and telemetry industries. Be part of DATT Summit 2018 software for all stages of the simulation-driven design process. where you will gain valuable knowledge throughout the week ESTECO’s top-class products, modeFRONTIER and VOLTA, are in the specialized educational workshops, head to the live used worldwide, helping companies increase efficiency in design demonstration lab and put your newfound knowledge to use, simulation and accelerate product innovation. www.esteco.com hear from the leaders in the test and telemetry fields, and meet with like-minded individuals through exciting networking Granta Design 409 opportunities. DATT Summit 2018 is the place to learn and Charlotte Kirby experience everything you need in your day-to-day career. 300 Rustat House

62 Clifton Road Digital Thread and Digital Twin Revealed 118 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire UK CB1 7EG Brenchley Boden www.grantadesign.com [email protected] 01223 218011 Hear about the history of the Department of Defense’s initiative [email protected] related to Digital Engineering, Digital Thread, and Digital Twin. Granta helps hundreds of engineering enterprises to manage Also, learn more and plan your visit to the Digital Twin-Digital materials information. Working closely with world-leading aerospace Engineering display in the Exposition Hall. organizations to help them develop and apply material intelligence, dSPACE Inc. 308 making better materials decisions, saving time and money, and reducing risk as they optimize products and services. Granta Janice Johnson also provides supporting resources to thousands of university 50131 Pontiac Trail educators worldwide teaching materials or related engineering Wixom, MI 48393-2020 topics to the next generation of engineers, scientists, and www.dspaceinc.com industrial designers about materials, processes, and sustainability. 248-295-4761 [email protected] Heka 115 dSPACE tools are used for developing and testing sophisticated Chris Marot electronic control systems for embedded software development 1227 S Patrick Dr. Suite 122

and testing tasks on complex systems. dSPACE systems have Satellite Beach FL 32937

supported numerous aerospace, defense, UAV and space flight www.Heka.Aero technology applications in areas such as: high-performance 321-392-0911 engine development, navigation systems, propulsion, real-time [email protected] flight maneuver simulation, and testing of on-board systems in virtual Heka delivers cutting-edge, disruptive technologies to the laboratory test flights. To learn more, visit www.dspaceinc.com. Aerospace industry; powered by Novel and Alluvionic. ® Ennova Technologies 211 HyperSizer - Collier Research 212 Caitlyn Sullivan Jennifer Hause 2150 Allston Way 760 PIlot House Dr. Ste. A

Suite 250 Newport News, VA 23606 Berkeley, CA 94704 www.hypersizer.com www.ennova-cfd.com 757-825-0000 858-334-8675 [email protected] [email protected] What began at NASA 20 years ago has continuously developed into Ennova Technologies delivers today’s most scalable simulation today’s HyperSizer suite of structural software solutions. HyperSizer platform combining the power of cloud based computing, advanced performs design, stress analysis, &detail sizing optimization for geometry repair tools, and mixed mode meshing to create an aircraft and space launch vehicles fabricated with composite or extremely efficient pre and post processing simulation environment. traditional metallic materials. On average, the software reduces the weight of structures by 30-40%. HyperSizer replaces the need for spreadsheets & “hand calculations” with automatically generated stress reports for FAA certification. scitech.aiaa.org 177 Exhibitors

IC2 (Interdisciplinary Consulting Corp) 507 Lockheed Martin Corporation 301 Len Kubik Dave Chen 5745 SW 75th St. #364 1011 Lockheed Way Gainesville, FL 32608 Palmdale, CA 93599 www.thinkic2.com www.lockheedmartin.com/us/aeronautics/skunkworks.html 256-960-9520 661-406-7103 [email protected] [email protected] Delivering Scientific-Grade Sensors. Advancing Aerospace Test. Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin is a With a deep knowledge of aerospace test and over two decades global security and aerospace company that employs approximately researching best-in-class sensor development techniques, IC2 97,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the delivers scientific-grade precision sensors that push the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and envelope of aerospace measurement accuracy and performance. sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. Lockheed Martin is the largest dedicated U.S. defense Intelligent Light 201 company, with a legacy of technological innovation addressing Barbara Brucaliere the most challenging needs of the United States and our allies. 301 Route 17 North Rutherford, NJ 07070 MathWorks 514 www.ilight.com Jennifer Rose 201-460-4700 3 Apple Hill Drive [email protected] Natick, MA 01760 Intelligent Light provides post-processing, data management www.mathworks.com and big data visualization capability for CFD. Thousands of users 508-647-7000 rely on the industry leading FieldView software and our custom [email protected] engineering services to maximize their productivity and effectiveness. The MATLAB and Simulink product families are fundamental applied Let us help you eliminate bottlenecks and achieve breakthrough math and computational tools adopted by more than 5000 results. Intelligent Light - Advancing CFD, Advancing You universities and colleges. MathWorks products help prepare students for careers in industry, where the tools are widely used for data Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc. 113 analysis, mathematical modeling, and algorithm development in Pauline Pellegrino collaborative research and new product development. One Willow Tree Road Leonia, NJ 07605 Metacomp Technologies 314 www.kulite.com Vedat Akdag 201-461-0900 28632 Roadside Drive, Suite 255 [email protected] Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Globally recognized as the leading name in transducer technology, www.metacomptech.com Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc. maintains its edge with 818-735-4880 vigilant research, ingenious designs and forward-thinking minds. [email protected] Kulite, which boasts over 340 patents, has developed high- Metacomp Technologies is at the forefront of cutting edge performance, state-of-the-art custom and stock products, simulation technology with software products for Computational including transducers for extreme and harsh environmental Fluid Dynamics ICFD++, Aero-Acoustics ICAA++, Mesh Generation conditions in myriad fields and industries around the world including IMIME and Structural Mechanics ICSM++ including MetaFSI aerospace, automotive, military, marine and process control. for fluid-structure interactions. Founded in 1994 by pioneers in CFD, validated by industry, government institutions, and LaVision, Inc. 207 universities worldwide, and with an unparalleled reputation for Debbie Mullins high-level support, Metacomp will be an Integral part of your success. 211 W. Michigan Avenue, Suite100 Ypilanti, MI 48197 Missouri University of www.lavision.com Science and Technology 230 734-485-0913 [email protected] Brittany Thompson 300 W 12th St 216 Centennial Hall LaVision provides integrated measurement systems for Rolla, MO 65409 experimental fluid dynamics, combusting and multiphase flows, distance.mst.edu

material characterization, and in cylinder measurement. LaVision 573-202-9607 is the market leader in image based measurement systems [email protected] playing a pioneering role in the development of techniques such as PIV, LIF, DIC and BOS. LaVision stays at the forefront of In this constantly changing global market, Missouri University of measurement science strives for customer satisfaction. Science and Technology provides an education that fits. As a

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premier technological research university, S&T extends educational www.nianet.org and research opportunities to industry professionals worldwide. 757-636-6300 [email protected] › Nationally ranked distance graduate programs in aerospace, mechanical and manufacturing engineering (MS/ME/PhD) NIA is a non-profit research and graduate education institute created to conduct innovative aerospace and atmospheric › Areas of study include composite materials and structures, control research, develop new technologies for the nation and help systems, engineering mechanics and manufacturing automation inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers. › Key research in advanced manufacturing, materials and structures are among the best in the nation National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) 511 NASA 101 Ms. Stephanie Gusto 14675 Lee Road Rich Rinehart Chantilly, VA 21051 300 E Street S.W. acq.westﬁelds.net Washington, DC 20546 703-808-3412

www.nasa.gov [email protected] 216-433-5211 An R&D Funding Program - The National Reconnaissance Office’s [email protected] Director’s Innovation Initiative (DII) invests in advanced technologies, NASA’s Vision: We reach for new heights and reveal the fosters innovation, and provides seed funding to push the unknown for the benefit of humankind. boundaries of technology to dramatically improve our overhead reconnaissance capabilities. It presents an opportunity for NASA Kennedy Space Center 100 developers not traditionally associated with the NRO to participate Kay Craig in building the National Reconnaissance Office of the 21st Century. Kennedy Space Center Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899 National Research Council of Canada 104

http://kscpartnerships.ksc.nasa.gov Elaine Dupuis 321-867-3627 1200 Montreal Road, Bldg M60 [email protected] Ottawa, ON K1A 0R6 As the world’s premier multi-user spaceport, NASA Kennedy Space Canada Center offers unique assets and labs, advanced engineering and www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/aerospace testing capabilities, and unmatched science and technology 613-998-6846 expertise to support academia, government and commercial space [email protected] industries. Kennedy is a one-stop shop for all your spaceport needs. NRC Aerospace conducts research and technology development related to the design, manufacture, qualification, National Academies of Sciences, performance, use, and maintenance of aircraft. We help to Engineering, and Medicine 310 reduce cost, weight, and environmental footprint, and at the same time, improve safety. We offer cost-effective platforms Linh Huynh such as wind tunnel testing, to test, de-risk, validate and 500 Fifth Street NW demonstrate new technologies. We provide technology solutions Washington, DC 20001 for a variety of markets, including mitigating icing risks. www.nationalacademies.org/rap 202-334-2031 Northrop Grumman Corporation 400 [email protected] Anna Maria White The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine are 2980 Fairview Park Drive private, nonprofit institutions that provide expert advice on some of Falls Church, Virginia the most pressing challenges facing the nation and the world. Our www.northropgrumman.com/media work helps shape sound policies, inform public opinion, and advance [email protected] the pursuit of science, engineering, and medicine. Visit our booth to learn about our Fellowships Office which administers predoctoral, Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company postdoctoral, and senior fellowship awards on behalf of government providing innovative systems, products and solutions in and private/foundation sponsors. Also learn about the Aeronautics autonomous systems, cyber, C4ISR, strike, and logistics and and Space Engineering Board which provides an independent, modernization to government and commercial customers authoritative forum for space engineering and aeronautics research. worldwide. Through its research, development, design and demonstration activities, the company is helping its customers National Institute of Aerospace (NIA) 307 solve their hardest mission problems, particularly those related to protecting freedom and advancing human discovery. Harla Sherwood

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NUMECA USA 506 Polytec Inc. 431 Rebecca Watrous John Foley 1044 Larkin St. San Francisco 16400 Bake Parkway San Francisco, CA 94109 Irvine, CA 92656 www.numeca-usa.com www.polytec.com 415-503-9323 949-943-3033 [email protected] [email protected] NUMECA offers grid generation, CFD tools, and consulting Polytec has been the leading supplier of non-contact, laser based, targeted to the aerospace industry. NUMECA’s software precision vibration measurement instrumentation for more than and engineering services cover a wide range of aerospace 30 years. Polytec’s laser Doppler vibrometers are utilized for many flow analyses including: passenger aircraft, full aircraft aerospace applications including Jet Engine Design Validations, configurations, transonic, supersonic, and hypersonic flows, Flow Induced Vibration Studies, Ground Vibration Testing and aircraft cabins, wing-box fuel tanks an d high-lift devices. Shock Measurements. Polytec’s new multipoint vibrometer allows simultaneous, real time measurements at up to 48 Office of Naval Research 415 locations for capturing non-repeating or non-linear phenomena. Liz Adams 825 North Randolph Street San Diego Tourism Authority and the Arlington, VA 22203 Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego 521 www.onr.navy.mil 707-357-1267 With 70-miles of beaches and year-round great weather, San [email protected] Diego is the ideal destination with a bright, sunny outlook. An upbeat vibe and laid-back style make this vibrant seaside city The Office of Naval Research’s Naval Air Warfare and Weapons a joy to explore. So whether you’re looking to unplug or re- division supports the Navy’s power projection needs, fostering energize, happiness is calling from San Diego. the technology development of naval aircraft, structures, propulsion, autonomy, energetics, directed energy and electric weapons. Siemens PLM Software 501 PCB Piezotronics, Inc. 519 Carin Pierce 5800 Granite Parkway, Suite 600 Jennifer Beal Plano, TX 75024 3425 Walden Avenue www.siemens.com Depew, NY 14043 256-705-2610 www.pcb.com/aerospace [email protected] [email protected] Siemens PLM Software is a world-leading provider of product PCB Piezotronics Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of lifecycle management (PLM) software. We help thousands microphones, vibration, pressure, force, torque, load, and of companies make great products by optimizing their strain sensors, as well as the pioneer of ICP® technology. This lifecycle processes, from planning and development through instrumentation is used for flight testing, wind tunnels, modal manufacturing and support. analysis, satellite testing and acoustics for cabin noise. PCB® stands behind their products with the valuable services, including SmartUQ 218 a 24-hour SensorLines, a global distribution network, and the industry’s only commitment to Total Customer Satisfaction. Robert Gofee 3545 University Avenue Pointwise, Inc. 313 Madison, WI 53705 www.smartuq.com

Travis Carrigan 608-255-2440 213 South Jennings Avenue [email protected] Fort Worth, TX 76104 www.pointwise.com SmartUQ software provides breakthrough analytics and 817-377-2807 ext 117 uncertainty quantification solutions for simulation, testing and [email protected] complex systems. Using advanced statistics and stochastic methods, SmartUQ allows engineers to quickly analyze high- Pointwise, Inc. is solving the top problem facing computational dimensional or Big Data, understand the probabilities of all fluid dynamics (CFD) today – reliably generating high-fidelity what-if scenarios, accelerate simulation cycles, easily calibrate meshes. The Pointwise software generates structured, models, and create innovative designs with greater confidence. unstructured, overset and hybrid meshes; interfaces directly with CFD solvers; utilizes native CAD geometry; runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac; and has a scripting language for automation. More information about Pointwise is available at www.pointwise.com.

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SPEC Innovations 403 them to colleagues and management. For over 35 years, and with thousands of aerospace customers worldwide, Tecplot has Sarah Campbell become the trusted name in visual data analysis. 10440 Balls Ford Rd, Suite 230 Manassas, VA 20109 Tri Models Incorporated 412 www.innoslate.com 571-485-7803 Chris Athaide [email protected] 5191 Oceanus Drive Huntington Beach, CA 92649 SPEC Innovations has been serving the aerospace community www.trimodels.com for over 20 years. Our business services include systems 714-896-0823-215 engineering services and software development. SPEC Innovations’ [email protected] flagship software product, Innoslate, is the first web-based full lifecycle systems engineering tool, Innoslate. Innoslate is an Tri Models is the Premier supplier of wind tunnel models & ground all in one solution that combines: requirements management, test hardware for the global aerospace community. From model-based systems engineering, and testing. Simplify your “standard” wind tunnel models, to icing/deicing certification product development, visit innoslate.com for a cloud trial. models to hot-firing hypersonic test rigs, we have done it all. We support most major airframers world-wide. We have worked Springer Nature 408 with all major testing facilities around the world and provide a complete, turn-key solution to your testing needs. Contact us to Shauna Pryce see how we can help you achieve all of your testing goals. 233 Spring St. New York, NY 10013 TSI Incorporated 516 www.springernature.com 917-517-4376 Kristin Anderson [email protected] 500 Cardigan Road Shoreview, MN 55126 Springer Nature is one of the world’s leading global research, www.tsi.com educational and professional publishers, home to an array of 651-483-0900 respected and trusted brands providing quality content through [email protected] a range of innovative products and services. Springer Nature is the world’s largest academic book publisher and numbers For over 50 years, TSI has been providing a complete line of fluid almost 13,000 staff in over 50 countries. diagnostics systems for air/gas flow research including: Particle Image Velocimetry, TR-Volumetric PIV, Laser Doppler Velocimetry Taylor Devices, Inc. 531 and Hot Wire Anemometry. These systems can be used for measuring supersonic to low speed flows, giving details of the fluid statistics. Paul Tuttobene 90 Taylor Dr. United Launch Alliance, LLC 407 North Tonawanda, NY 14120 www.taylordevices.com 9501 E. Panorama Circle 585-230-0242 Centennial, CO 80211 www.ulalaunch.com Taylor Devices has provided innovative solutions for shock and vibration control since 1955. Our customers include all ULA is the nation’s most experienced and reliable launch service branches of the US Military, major aircraft manufacturers, NASA provider. ULA has successfully delivered more than 120 satellites Space Programs, among others. Products include landing gear to orbit that aid meteorologists in tracking severe weather, unlock shock absorbers, machined springs, precise positioning shock the mysteries of our solar system, provide critical capabilities for isolators, fluid dampers, high-pressure gas springs, elastomer troops in the field and enable personal device-based GPS navigation. springs, hydro-pneumatic spring dampers, damped actuators, hermetically sealed dampers, etc. Made 100% in the USA. Vision Research 411 Michelle Lively Tecplot 406 100 Dey Road Margaret Connelly Wayne, New Jersey 07470 3535 Factoria Blvd., Suite 550 www.phantomhighspeed.com Bellevue, WA 98006 973-696-4500 [email protected] www.tecplot.com 425-460-8290 Vision Research designs and manufactures a broad range of [email protected] high-speed digital imaging systems that are used in all military, Tecplot delivers visual data analysis tools that boost your industry, academic and entertainment sectors. Marketing under productivity, integrate into your workflows and cut time in the Phantom® brand, our cameras allow you to analyze physical understanding CFD, other simulation or experimental results. phenomena when it’s too fast to see, and too important not to™. Fast, reliable, easy-to-use and memory efficient, Tecplot For additional information regarding Vision Research, please software helps you understand your results and communicate visit www.phantomhighspeed.com. scitech.aiaa.org 181 General Information

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TUESDAY, 9 JANUARY 1815–2000 HRS HANGAR IN THE HUB Meshing, Visualization and Computational Environments Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Carolyn Woeber, Erick Gantt, Nicholas Wyman Christoph Deiler, Nicolas Fezans Pointwise, Inc. DLR – German Aerospace Center Ft. Worth, Texas Braunschweig, Germany “Mesh Generation for the NASA High Lift Common Research “Performance-Based Ice Detection Methodology” Model (HL-CRM)” (AIAA 2017-0363) (AIAA 2017-3394) The meshing processes and lessons learned generating Next to a feasibility study using FDR data, the proposed ice unstructured, structured, hybrid, and hybrid overset CFD detection method is demonstrated on various test cases and is meshes for the 3rd AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop and the evaluated in flight simulator by professional A320 pilots. 1st AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop are explored from geometry preprocessing to final volume mesh creation. Computational Fluid Dynamics Conference Hiroaki Nishikawa Modeling and Simulation National Institute of Aerospace David Klyde, Amanda Lampton, P. Chase Schulze Hampton, Virginia Systems Technology, Inc. “Uses of Zero and Negative Volume Elements for Node- Hawthorne, California Centered Edge-Based Discretization” (AIAA 2017-4295) “Evaluation of a Steep Turn Spatial Disorientation This paper demonstrates that the third-order edge-based Demonstration Scenario for Commercial Pilot Training” discretization works with zero- and negative-volume elements, (AIAA 2017-1079) and that such elements can be useful for resolving difficulties in Piloted evaluations of a steep bank, constant altitude turn discontinuity capturing, singularity resolutions, hanging nodes, scenario were conducted with 12 commercial airline pilots and and overset grids. two FAA pilots. The scenario was found to provide an effective " demonstration of spatial disorientation for commercial pilot Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference training. " Kyuman Lee Georgia Institute of Technology Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Conference Eric Johnson Max M.J. Opgenoord, Mark Drela and Karen Willcox Pennsylvania State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts “Multiple-Model Adaptive Estimation for Measurements with Unknown Time Delay” (AIAA 2017-1260) “Towards a Low-Order Model for Transonic Flutter Prediction” (AIAA 2017-4340) This paper describes and evaluates a multiple-model adaptive estimation (MMAE) filter proposed for time-delay compensation; This paper develops a physics-based low-order model for two- applicable when a measurement has an uncertain time-delay. dimensional unsteady transonic airfoil flow. The model is cheap enough to allow for transonic flutter prediction in conceptual design tools, increasing the fidelity of such tools for novel Intelligent Systems Best Paper transport aircraft concepts. Tom Rijndorp, Coen de Visser, Olaf Stroosma, Clark Borst, Max Mulder, M.M. van Passen ASME/Boeing Best SDM Paper Delft University of Technology Delft, Netherlands Accepted by Jennifer Heeg, Pawel Chwalowski NASA Langley Research Center “Aviate, Navigate: Functional Visualizations of Asymmetric Hampton, Virginia Flight Envelope Limits” (AIAA 2017-1297) “Investigating the Transonic Flutter Boundary of the This work explores augmenting current avionics displays with Benchmark Supercritical Wing” (AIAA 2017-2199) novel constraint-based symbology to facilitate the task of navigating an aircraft suffering from a performance-altering failure that reduces its safe flight envelope. A human-in-the-loop experiment was conducted to validate the effectiveness of the used symbology.

184 scitech.aiaa.org IntroAuthor and Sessions Chair Information

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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM Sunday, 7 January 1200-1600 TAD/IOD Director and Deputy Director Training Sarasota 1 1200-1600 TAD/IOD TC/IOC Chair Training Tampa 1400-1430 GTTC Steering Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1430-1500 GTTC Membership Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1430-1530 APATC Liaisons Subcommittee Sanchez Boardroom 1500-1530 GTTC Introduction/Overview Naples 2 & 3 1500-1600 APATC Planning Subcommittee Sarasota 3 1500-1600 APATC Membership and Nominations Subcommittee Destin 2 1500-1600 APATC Honors and Awards Subcommittee Flagler 1500-1600 APATC Publicity and Publications Subcommittee St. George #102 1500-1600 APATC Education Subcommittee Hemingway Boardroom 1530-1600 GTTC Program Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1600-1700 GTTC Conferences Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1600-1700 APATC Technical Activities Meeting Sanchez Boardroom 1700-1730 International Student Conference Briefing Palm Beach 1700-1800 APATC Steering Committee Tallahassee 3 1700-1800 GTTC Awards Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1730-2030 Structures TC St. George #108 1800-1900 GTTC Standards Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1800-2100 TAD Information Systems Group Meeting Flagler 1800-2200 Applied Aerodynamics TC Sun C 1800-2200 Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) Student Paper Competition Destin 1 1830-2030 Systems Integration Group St. George #102 1900-2000 GTTC Education and Student Activities Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 1900-2030 FDTC Transition DG Palm Beach 1900-2100 MVCE Meshing Subcommittee St. George #104 1900-2100 TAD Aerospace Design and Structures Group Meeting Sarasota 2 1900-2200 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC Orange Blossom 1900-2200 Propulsion and Energy Group Meeting St. George #106 1900-2200 TAD Aircraft and Atmospheric Systems Group St. George #112 1930-2100 Academic Affairs Committee St. George #114 2000-2100 GTTC Publications Subcommittee Naples 2 & 3 2000-2200 AMT Conferences Subcommittee Sanchez Boardroom Monday, 8 January 0900-1000 ABP Steering Committee St. George #106 0900-1030 Publications Ethical Standards Subcommittee St. George #108 0900-1300 Executive Nominating Committee St. George #102 0900-1600 GTTC Internal Balance WG Palm Beach 0930-1330 NIA Technical Activities Committee Hemingway Boardroom 1000-1100 ABP PAW Workshop Meeting Flagler 1000-1100 GTE Steering Committee Orange Blossom 1000-1100 HSABPTC Steering Committee Sanchez Boardroom

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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM 1000-1200 RAC I Meeting St. George #112 1030-1200 Books Series Subcommittee Suite #5328 1100-1200 ABP Honors & Awards St. George #108 1200-1300 RAC II Meeting Orange Blossom 1200-1400 TAD Aerospace Sciences Group Meeting St. George #108 1230-1530 Systems Engineering TC Flagler 1300-1400 Gas Turbine Engine TC St. George #112 1300-1400 High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC St. George #106 1300-1400 ABP INPSI TC Meeting Orange Blossom 1400-1500 ABP Student Design Competition St. George #114 1400-1530 RAC IV Meeting Sanchez Boardroom 1400-1530 Journal of Aircraft Editors and Advisory Board Osceola B 1400-1530 Education Series Editorial Advisory Board St. George #102 1400-1530 Council of Innovation and Initiative Committee (CIIC) St. George #104 1500-1600 HSABP TC Working Group Meeting St. George #106 1500-1700 Flight Test TC Suite #5328 1600-1700 ABP Working Group Sanchez Boardroom 1600-1700 TPTC Best Paper Subcommittee St. George #104 1600-1700 TPTC Education Subcommittee St. George #108 1600-1700 TPTC Awards Subcommittee St. George #114 1600-1730 Progress Series Editorial Advisory Board St. George #112 1600-1730 AIAA Journal Editors and Advisory Board Osceola B 1630-1715 GEPC Conference Subcommittee Hemingway Boardroom 1700-1800 TPTC Conference Subcommittee St. George #106 1700-1800 TPTC Publicity Subcommittee Sanchez Boardroom 1700-2000 Computing Systems Technical Committee Palm Beach 1715-1800 GEPC Leadership Team Suite #8329 1730-1830 APATC Aeropropulsive Interactions DG Osceola 3 1800-1900 TPTC Emerging Technologies St. George #108 1800-1900 TPTC Nominations Subcommittee St. George #114 1800-1900 TPTC Publications Subcommittee Hemingway Boardroom 1800-1900 AMT Nominations Subcommittee Suite #5328 1800-1930 FDTC Flow Control and Fluid Applications Subcommittee Destin 2 1800-1930 FDTC CFD Methods Subcommittee Tallahassee 2 1800-1930 FDTC Fundamentals of Flow Phenomena Subcommittee Flagler 1800-2000 Design Engineering TC Sub Committees St. George #104 1800-2100 APATC Sailplane Aerodynamics & Design DG St. George #112 1800-2200 ABP Meeting Tallahassee 3 1830-2030 Purdue Aeronautics & Astronautics Alumni & Friends Reception Sun C 1830-2130 Small Satellite Technical Committee Miami 1 1830-2130 Sensor Systems and Information Fusion TC Sanchez Boardroom 1830-2130 Propellants and Combustion Technical Committee Emerald 8 1830-2200 Aircraft Design TC Sun B scitech.aiaa.org 187 Committee Meetings/Events

TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM 1900-2000 Thermophysics TC Emerald 2 1900-2030 AMT Awards Subcommittee Suite #5328 1900-2130 CFD Vision 2030 Integration Committee Sun A 1900-2200 Adaptive Structures Technical Committee Emerald 6 1900-2200 Meshing, Visualization and Computational Environments Technical Committee Orange Blossom 1900-2200 Friends of UC Reception Captiva 1 1900-2200 V/STOL Short Course Working Group St. George #102 1930-2100 FDTC Massively Separated Flows DG St. George #106 Tuesday, 9 January 0900-1000 Publications Awards Subcommittee St. George #106 0900-1100 Journals Subcommittee St. George #102 0900-1200 2019 Associate Fellows Committee Kickoff Meeting Hemingway Boardroom 0900-1600 Council of Directors Orange Blossom 0900-1700 GTTC Uncertainty Analysis WG Flagler 1000-1400 Public Policy Committee Meeting St. George #104 1100-1200 Journal of Propulsion and Power Editors and Advisory Board St. George #102 1200-1330 GNC TC Undergraduate Conference Experience (UCE) Lunch Panel St. George #106 1300-1500 Student Activities Committee Meeting Palm Beach 1400-1600 Journal Editors-in-Chief St. George #102 1430-1730 Aerospace Cyber Security Working Group (ACWG) St. George #108 1600-1730 Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer Editors and Advisory Board St. George #102 1600-1730 Publications Review Subcommittee Hemingway Boardroom 1700-1900 AIAA Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) CoS Meeting St. George #114 1730-1830 FDTC Turbulence Model Benchmarking DG Flagler 1730-1830 FDTC LES DG St. George #112 1730-1830 Continuing Education Committee Sanchez Boardroom 1730-2000 National Partnership for Aeronautical Testing (NPAT) Mini-Facility Users Meeting (FUM) Naples 1 1800-1900 HyTASP Steering Committee Tallahassee 2 1800-1900 FDTC High-Order Methods/Algorithms DG Palm Beach 1800-1900 FDTC Modal Decomposition DG St. George #108 1800-1930 FDTC Non-Equilbrium DG Orange Blossom 1800-2000 AAS/AIAA Joint Technical Committee Osceola C 1800-2000 Section Officer Meeting St. George #106 1800-2100 Software TC Meeting Sun 2 1800-2200 Wind Energy TC Meeting Captiva 1 1830-2130 Pressure Gain Combustion TC Meeting St. George #104 1830-2130 Energy Optimized Aircraft Systems Integration Committee Daytona 1 1900-2000 AMT Technical Committee Meeting Sun D 1900-2000 FDTC Fluid Structure Interaction DG Osceola 3 1900-2100 HyTASP TC Meeting Tallahassee 2 1900-2100 University of Maryland Alumni Reception Gainesville 1 1900-2200 Aerospace Department Chairs Association Meeting Sun B 1900-2200 Structures TC Sun C

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TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM 1900-2200 Unmanned Systems Integration Committee Emerald 1 1900-2200 V/STOL Aircraft Systems TC Emerald 2 1900-2200 Plasmadynamics and Lasers TC Emerald 4 1900-2200 Aeroacoustics TC Emerald 6 1900-2200 Terrestrial Energy Systems TC St. George #102 1930-2230 Materials Technical Committee Emerald 8 2000-2200 APATC Rotorcraft Simulations & Performance Predictions DG Palm Beach 2000-2200 APATC Collaborative Experiments & Computations DG Flagler 2000-2200 APATC/FDTC Flow Control Applications and Impacts DG St. George #114 Wednesday, 10 January 0800-1200 Integration and Outreach Division Meeting St. George #112 0800-1200 GTTC Future of Ground Testing WG St. George #114 0800-1600 Sections & Regions Activities Division St. George #108 0830-1200 Honors and Awards Committee Palm Beach 0830-1200 Publications Committee St. George #106 0900-1200 Certification/Qualification by Analysis Steering Group St. George #104 0900-1700 GTTC Dual Flow Reference Nozzle WG Hemingway Boardroom 0930-1130 Finance Committee Sanchez Boardroom 1130-1230 SciTech 2019 Technical Program Committee Planning Meeting Orange Blossom 1200-1500 GTTC WT Model Attitude and Deformation Measurement WG St. George #114 1300-1500 AIAA Standards Executive Council (SEC) Suite #8329 1300-1500 GTTC Statistically Defensible Test Methods Focus Group St. George #112 1400-1530 Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets Editors and Advisory Board Palm Beach 1400-1630 Corporate Member Group Orange Blossom 1400-1700 TAD Executive Board Meeting St. George #106 1430-1630 Tutorial - Verification and Validation Best Practices for Integrated Compuational Flagler Materials Engineering 1600-1730 Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics Editors and Advisory Board Palm Beach 1600-1730 LM Aeronautics Company Meeting St. George #112 1730-1900 APATC Missile & Projectile Aeroprediction DG St. George #104 1730-1900 APATC Low Boom DG St. George #114 1730-1930 APATC Applied CFD Transition Modeling DG Orange Blossom 1730-1930 Plasma Aerodynamics Discussion Group Sun 3 1800-1900 APATC Legacy Data Sets: F-18 HARV Flagler 1800-2000 Michigan Aerospace Alumni Reunion Reception Miami 2 1800-2000 Society and Aerospace IOC Meeting St. George #106 1800-2100 Spacecraft Structures Technical Committee St. George #112 1800-2100 Design Engineering TC Sanchez Boardroom 1800-2100 Intelligent Systems TC Meeting Osceola B 1800-2100 Survivability Technical Committee Hemingway Boardroom 1800-2200 AMT Updates and Student Event St. George #108 1800-2300 GNC Technical Committee Meeting Osceola C 1830-2030 Virginia Tech Alumni and Friends Osceola 1 scitech.aiaa.org 189 Committee Meetings/Events

TIME COMMITTEE AND ANCILLARY MEETINGS/EVENTS ROOM 1830-2130 Multidisciplinary Design Optimization TC Osceola 3 1900-2100 Solid Rockets Technical Committee Emerald 1 1900-2200 Transformational Flight IOC Palm Beach 1900-2200 Fluid Dynamics TC Sun B 1900-2200 Non-Deterministic Approaches TC Sun C 1900-2200 Structural Dynamics TC Sun D 2000-2130 Digital Engineering IC St. George #102 Thursday, 11 January 0800-1200 GTTC High Speed Wind Tunnel Calibration WG St. George #102 0800-1200 Sections and Regions Activities Division Sanchez Boardroom 0800-1600 AIAA Board of Trustees St. George #112 1000-1600 Technical Activities Division St. George #106 1300-1500 AAS Space Flight Mechanics Technical Committee St. George #104 1300-1500 AIAA Astrodynamics Technical Committee Meeting St. George #108 1300-1500 AAS Space Flight Mechanics Conference Administration Subcommittee (CAS) Meeting Flagler 1300-1500 AAS Space Flight Mechanics Technical Administration (TAS) Subcommittee Palm Beach 1300-1700 GTTC Wind Tunnel Flow Quality WG St. George #102 1400-1600 History Technical Committee St. George #114 1700-1830 Aircraft Electric/Hybrid Electric Power & Propulsion Working Group St. George #106 1700-2000 Boeing - NASA Directors Meeting St. George #112 1730-1830 FDTC Solver Technology for Turbulent Flows DG St. George #102 1730-2030 GTTC Conference Close-Out Meeting Osceola B 1800-2000 AAS Space Flight Mechanics Website Administration Subcommittee (WAS) Meeting Palm Beach 1900-2200 Green Engineering Integration Committee St. George #104 1900-2200 Modeling and Simulation TC St. George #108 1930-2200 ICME Working Group Flagler Friday, 12 January 0800-1730 NASA Combustion Modeling Grants Year 2 Review Palm Beach 0830-1230 AIAA/ASE Space Traffic Management Workshop St. George #108 1400-1600 Space Operations Support Technical Committee Sanchez Boardroom

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190 scitech.aiaa.org Author and Session Chair Index

‘t Hoen-Velterop, L., 389-MAT-10 Ahuja, K., 7-AA-1, 182-AA-5 Amaya, M., 488-GT-6 Aref, P., 186-APA-19, 361-APA-36 A. Pandya, S., 137-APA-18 Ahuja, V., 295-APA-31, 480-APA-52 Ameri, A., 59-TP-2 Arend, D., 438-INPSI-3 Abate, G., 344-WE-7 Ahumada Lazo, J., 386-INPSI-2 Amighi, A., 315-HSABP-8 Arepalli, S., 403-TES-3 Abbas, A., 403-TES-3 Airoldi, A., 251-ASC-5 Amirinia, G., 408-WE-8 Argaman, M., 332-SD-11 Abbas, Z., 73-APA-8 Akay, B., 232-WE-5 Amoloye, T., 302-FD-37 Argrow, B., 363-APA-38, 516-UAS-13 Abbasi, A., 165-PDL-5 Akbar, M., 73-APA-8 Amrit, A., 441-MDO-11 Arif, I., 153-GTE-4, 374-FD-48 Abbasi, M., 37-PC-2 Akbulut, B., 225-SFM-12 Amzajerdian, F., 150-GNC-6, 310-GNC-25 Arif, O., 407-UAS-9, 460-UAS-11 Abdelgader, M., 319-MAT-9 Akcal, U., 434-GNC-41 An, C., 48-SD-2 Ariola, M., 313-GNC-28 AbdelGalil, M., 9-AFM-2 Akkari, N., 427-FD-54 Ananda, G., 72-APA-7, 231-WE-4, 253- Arita, S., 449-SD-16 AbdelGhany, E., 515-TES-4 Akkinapalli, V., 312-GNC-27 EDU-3, 298-APA-34 Ariyibi, S., 60-UAS-1 AbdelKader, A., 9-AFM-2 Akoz, E., 195-FD-21 Anbumani, V., 159-MVC-2 Armanini, S., 130-AFM-5, 493-IS-18, Abdelkeﬁ, A., 191-ASC-4, 192-DE-4, Akram, F., 73-APA-8 Anderson, A., 514-STR-23 497-MST-17 332-SD-11, 367-EXPL-1, 450-SD-17, Akterskaia, M., 175-STR-6 Anderson, B., 399-SFM-17 Armanious, G., 204-GNC-11, 241-AFM-9 496-MDO-13 Akyurek, S., 203-GNC-10 Anderson, E., 290-WE-6 Armellin, R., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29, 452- Abdelkhalik, O., 51-SFM-2 AlAbsi, M., 69-AFM-4 Anderson, J., 182-AA-5, 239-AA-6, 255- SFM-20 Abdelrahman, M., 14-APA-5, 101-MST-9, Alahmad, O., 480-APA-52 FD-29 Armstrong, C., 391-MDO-10 275-MST-10 Alanbay, B., 287-STR-11 Anderson, M., 343-UAS-8, 486-GNC-46 Armstrong, M., 404-TFPC-3/GEPC-2, Abdi, F., 183-ACD-5 Alauzet, F., 216-MVC-3 Anderson, R., 184-AFM-7 459-TFPC-5 Abdol-Hamid, K., 187-APA-20 Alaziz, R., 256-FD-30 Anderson, S., 429-FD-56 Arnas, D., 509-SFM-24 Abdul-Aziz, A., 438-INPSI-3 Albattat, A., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Anderson, W., 20-FD-3, 38-PC-3, Arndt, A., 256-FD-30 Abdulrahim, M., 9-AFM-2, 69-AFM-4, Albazzan, M., 319-MAT-9 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 261-FD-35, 278- Arnhem, N., 134-APA-15, 476-APA-48 241-AFM-9, 348-AFM-11 Alberti, A., 44-PDL-2 PC-13, 305-FD-40, 375-FD-49 Arnold, N., 240-ACD-6 Abe, T., 112-STR-4 Albrecht, M., 141-FD-14 Andersson, N., 239-AA-6, 314-GTE-5 Arnold, S., 27-MAT-2, 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Abe, Y., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Albring, T., 442-MDO-12 Andino, M., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Arnon, T., 272-IS-7 Abhishek, A., 212-IS-5, 415-AFM-12, Aldemir, T., 455-SOF-4 Andrade, L., 487-GNC-47 Arora, N., 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 481-FD-58 432-GNC-39 Alenezi, A., 91-GTE-2 André, T., 81-FD-6 Arrieta, A., 251-ASC-5 Aboud, J., 340-TES-1 Alessandretti, A., 116-UAS-2 Andreoli, V., 386-INPSI-2 Arshed, G., 419-APA-44 Abras, J., 71-APA-6 Alexander, A., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Andreu Angulo, I., 135-APA-16 Arteaga, R., 460-UAS-11 Acar, P., 217-NDA-4, 273-MAT-7 Alexander, W., 239-AA-6 Andrews, B., 174-SFM-10 Aruljothi, A., 460-UAS-11 Accardo, D., 49-SEN-1, 108-SEN-2, 171- Alexandrov, N., 69-AFM-4 Andrews, G., 394-PC-19 Arun, A., 289-UAS-6 SEN-3 Alfano, S., 511-SFM-26 Andrienko, D., 58-TP-1, 229-TP-6, 288-TP-7 Arunajatesan, S., 64-AA-3 Achambath, A., 114-TP-3 Al-Haddad, M., 403-TES-3 Andrus, I., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Asada, K., 200-FD-26, 250-APA-29/FD- Acharya, V., 278-PC-13, 438-INPSI-3 Alhajeri, H., 91-GTE-2 Anemaat, W., 414-ACD-9, 480-APA-52 28/PDL-10 Achuthan, A., 26-MAT-1 Alhajjar, A., 312-GNC-27 Angarita, J., 443-MST-13 Asai, K., 244-AMT-3, 293-AMT-4 Acikmese, B., 150-GNC-6 Alhamaly, A., 461-WE-9 Angelov, J., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 Asher, I., 215-MDO-5, 325-NDA-6, 393- Ackerman, K., 147-GNC-3 Al-Hamidi, L., 461-WE-9 Angilella, A., 300-ASC-6 NDA-8 Action, J., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Ali, S., 19-FD-2 Angland, D., 14-APA-5 Asher, M., 289-UAS-6 Adabi, A., 211-ICC-1 Alighanbari, H., 479-APA-51 Angrisani, L., 49-SEN-1 Ashgriz, N., 315-HSABP-8 Adam, A., 411-AA-8 Al-jiboory, A., 312-GNC-27, 507-SD-18 Anjaly, P., 212-IS-5 Ashpis, D., 165-PDL-5 Adamczak, D., 19-FD-2 Allahyari, M., 20-FD-3 Annaloro, J., 229-TP-6 Ashraﬁ, B., 273-MAT-7 Adamovich, I., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6, Allaire, D., 274-MDO-6, 392-NDA-7, 441- Annaswamy, A., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 376- Ashton, N., 159-MVC-2, 245-APA-24, 218-PDL-7, 280-PDL-11, 330-PDL-13 MDO-11, 442-MDO-12 GNC-30/IS-13 294-APA-30, 374-FD-48 Adams, D., 310-GNC-25 Allen, J., 370-FD-44 Annes da Silva, R., 191-ASC-4, 450-SD-17 Ashuri, T., 28-MDO-1 Adams, V., 422-CMS-1 Allen, M., 47-SD-1, 398-SD-15 Annoni, J., 117-WE-2 Aso, S., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 326-PC-15, Adcock, C., 461-WE-9 Allen, Z., 447-SATS-2 Ansari, A., 265-GNC-18, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 420-APA-45 Addali, A., 91-GTE-2 Aller, M., 403-TES-3 Ansari, M., 385-HSABP-9 Aspden, A., 329-PC-18 Adden, S., 507-SD-18 Allik, B., 387-IS-14 Ansell, D., 46-SAT-1 Atallah, A., 510-SFM-25 Adler, M., 199-FD-25, 481-FD-58 Allison, D., 158-MDO-4 Ansell, P., 82-FD-7, 135-APA-16, 372- Ates, U., 308-GNC-23 Adolf, F., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5, 336- Allison, J., 192-DE-4, 441-MDO-11 FD-46/PDL-14, 404-TFPC-3/GEPC-2, Atinault, O., 412-ACD-7 SOF-3/IS-12/UAS-7, 430-GNC-37/IS- Allison, P., 328-PC-17 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4, 471-ACD-11/TFPC- Atkins, E., 53-SFM-4, 388-IS-15, 455- 16, 455-SOF-4 Allison, S., 289-UAS-6 6, 476-APA-48 SOF-4, 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Afonso, W., 391-MDO-10 Allmaras, S., 83-FD-8, 375-FD-49 Anselmi, A., 205-GNC-12 Atkinson, M., 155-HSABP-3 Afsar, M., 256-FD-30 Al Masoud, N., 193-EDU-2 Anthony, B., 506-SCS-9 Atli-Veltin, B., 27-MAT-2 Aftosmis, M., 76-APA-11 Almeida, A., 419-APA-44 Anthony, R., 490-GTE-8 Attia, M., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Agamawi, Y., 173-SFM-9 Almer, J., 318-MAT-8 Antony, T., 8-AFM-1 Atwater, H., 506-SCS-9 Agarwal, D., 395-PC-20 Almutairi, A., 91-GTE-2 Antunes, A., 245-APA-24 Aubuchon, P., 332-SD-11 Agarwal, R., 21-GTE-1, 142-FD-15, 145- Alnaqeb, A., 459-TFPC-5 Antunes, E., 214-MAT-6 Aueron, A., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 FD-18, 188-APA-21, 190-APA-23/FD- Alonso, J., 96-MDO-3, 102-NDA-2, 428- Anusonti-Inthra, P., 186-APA-19 Austin, B., 278-PC-13 20, 196-FD-22, 258-FD-32, 295-APA- FD-55, 442-MDO-12 Anusuya Ponnusami, S., 157-MAT-4, Austin, J., 327-PC-16/PGC-5, 406-TP-11 31, 419-APA-44, 420-APA-45 AlQadi, I., 427-FD-54 168-SD-5 Avallone, F., 232-WE-5 Agate, M., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Al-Saedi, F., 211-ICC-1 Anwar, H., 490-GTE-8 Avelar, A., 244-AMT-3 Aggarwal, P., 339-STR-13, 458-STR-20 Alsaidi, B., 73-APA-8 Anwar, M., 72-APA-7 Avery, P., 255-FD-29, 325-NDA-6, 369- Aggarwal, S., 340-TES-1, 403-TES-3, Alsobrook, C., 495-MAT-12 Anyoji, M., 257-FD-31 FD-43 502-PC-21 Alsulami, R., 163-PC-11 Anzai, K., 381-GNC-35 Avil, E., 55-STR-1 Aglietti, G., 106-SD-3, 449-SD-16, 457- Altman, A., 80-FD-5, 247-APA-26, 457- Aono, H., 64-AA-3, 257-FD-31, 372-FD- Avila, A., 214-MAT-6 STR-19 STR-19 46/PDL-14 Aweiss, A., 407-UAS-9 Agostini, L., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Alulema, V., 178-UAS-3 Aouf, N., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Aydemir, H., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Agricola, L., 59-TP-2 Ålund, O., 259-FD-33 Aoyama, T., 189-APA-22 Aydin, E., 287-STR-11 Aguiar, A., 116-UAS-2 Alves, W., 472-ACD-12 Aponso, B., 30-MST-1, 131-AFM-6, 275- Aydogan, T., 55-STR-1 Ahmed, A., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 299-APA- Alvi, F., 63-AA-2, 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 137- MST-10 Azarm, S., 445-MST-15, 500-NDA-11 35/FD-36 APA-18, 481-FD-58 Appolloni, M., 449-SD-16 Azevedo, J., 362-APA-37, 419-APA-44, Ahmed, K., 40-PC-7, 41-PC-5/PGC-1, Aly, A., 101-MST-9, 275-MST-10 Aquino, W., 500-NDA-11 479-APA-51 42-PC-6, 95-INPSI-1, 327-PC-16/PGC- Amadori, K., 412-ACD-7 Arabi, E., 206-GNC-13, 262-GNC-15/ Azgin, K., 225-SFM-12 5, 386-INPSI-2 Amalinadhi, C., 215-MDO-5 IS-6, 265-GNC-18, 306-GNC-21/IS-9, Aziz, J., 510-SFM-25 Ahmed, M., 73-APA-8 Amamoto, T., 331-SCS-6 376-GNC-30/IS-13 Ba, Y., 488-GT-6 Ahmed, N., 267-GNC-20 Amano, R., 340-TES-1, 403-TES-3, 515- Aram, S., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Baber, F., 112-STR-4 Ahn, M., 292-AA-7 TES-4 Arantes Gilz, P., 451-SFM-19 Babinsky, H., 137-APA-18, 195-FD-21, Ahn, S., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Amaral-teixeira, J., 91-GTE-2 Aravinth, D., 332-SD-11 257-FD-31, 362-APA-37, 366-APA-42/ Ahn, Y., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Amargier, R., 321-MDO-8 Arballo, J., 284-SE-2 FD-42, 424-FD-51 Ahsun, U., 73-APA-8 Amato, D., 453-SFM-21 Arberkli, F., 225-SFM-12 Babuska, V., 332-SD-11, 449-SD-16 Ahuja, J., 414-ACD-9 scitech.aiaa.org 191 Author and Session Chair Index

Baccarella, D., 269-HSABP-6, Barral, N., 261-FD-35 Bergs, A., 26-MAT-1 Boespﬂug, M., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 137- 315-HSABP-8 Barrier, A., 137-APA-18 Berguin, S., 414-ACD-9 APA-18 Bachelder, E., 131-AFM-6 Barron, J., 391-MDO-10 Bering, E., 25-ISC.TM-1 Bohan, B., 436-GTE-7 Bäckström, E., 412-ACD-7 Bartholet, D., 163-PC-11 Bern, N., 87-FD-12 Bohari, B., 412-ACD-7 Badakhshan, A., 163-PC-11 Bartholomay, S., 290-WE-6 Bernal, L., 477-APA-49 Bohon, M., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Badhe, A., 403-TES-3 Bartkowicz, T., 449-SD-16 Bernardini, M., 424-FD-51, 492-INPSI-4 Bohorquez, E., 27-MAT-2 Badrya, C., 141-FD-14, 478-APA-50 Bartley-Cho, J., 228-STR-9 Bernardos, L., 85-FD-10 Boisard, R., 344-WE-7 Bae, H., 102-NDA-2, 160-NDA-3 Bartoli, N., 67-ACD-3, 412-ACD-7, 500- Bernstein, D., 265-GNC-18, 430-GNC- Bokhart, A., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Bae, S., 102-NDA-2 NDA-11 37/IS-16 Bolender, M., 201-GNC-8/IS-4 Baeder, J., 11-APA-2, 20-FD-3, 246-APA- Bartram, G., 325-NDA-6 Berrios, M., 69-AFM-4 Bollino, K., 205-GNC-12, 307-GNC-22, 25, 255-FD-29, 418-APA-43 Barut, A., 286-STR-10, 338-STR-12 Berry, B., 444-MST-14 435-GNC-42 Baek, K., 214-MAT-6 Baruzzi, G., 20-FD-3, 229-TP-6 Berry, M., 411-AA-8 Bombardelli, C., 453-SFM-21 Baerny, J., 244-AMT-3 Barzgaran, B., 207-GNC-14 Bertolin, R., 434-GNC-41 Bona, G., 472-ACD-12 Bagby, P., 444-MST-14 Baspinar, B., 101-MST-9 Bertram, A., 215-MDO-5 Bond, R., 86-FD-11, 229-TP-6, 406-TP-11 Bageshwar, V., 116-UAS-2 Bassett, Z., 8-AFM-1 Bertrand, W., 362-APA-37 Bonﬁglio, L., 277-NDA-5 Bahamonde, L., 26-MAT-1, 513-STR-22 Basso, E., 419-APA-44 Bertsch, L., 64-AA-3 Bonnabel, S., 431-GNC-38 Bai, F., 488-GT-6 Batcha, A., 226-SFM-13 Bessonov, O., 229-TP-6 Bons, J., 59-TP-2, 87-FD-12, 91-GTE-2, Bai, H., 289-UAS-6 Bateman, A., 313-GNC-28, 434-GNC-41, Best, M., 207-GNC-14 190-APA-23/FD-20 Bai, X., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29, 381-GNC- 455-SOF-4 Bevilacqua, R., 53-SFM-4, 309-GNC-24, Bons, N., 29-MDO-2 35, 452-SFM-20 Batista, A., 19-FD-2 367-EXPL-1 Bontoft, E., 321-MDO-8 Baid, H., 183-ACD-5 Battipede, M., 32-MST-3, 343-UAS-8, Beyak, E., 426-FD-53 Boom, Y., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Baier, F., 7-AA-1, 63-AA-2 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Beyer, J., 406-TP-11 Boothe, K., 275-MST-10 Baig, M., 189-APA-22 Bauchau, O., 47-SD-1, 222-SD-7 Beyhaghi, S., 340-TES-1 Boppana, B., 374-FD-48 Bailet, G., 114-TP-3 Baugher, S., 246-APA-25 Bhagwandin, V., 297-APA-33, 419-APA-44 Borg, M., 19-FD-2 Bailey, M., 78-DE-2 Baum, J., 84-FD-9 Bhandari, S., 104-PDL-4, 289-UAS-6 Borges de Sousa, J., 116-UAS-2 Bailly, D., 135-APA-16 Baumgarten, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Bhargav, V., 63-AA-2 Borker, R., 255-FD-29 Bains, G., 340-TES-1 Baurle, R., 269-HSABP-6, 279-PC-14 Bhatia, G., 170-SE-1 Borkowski, L., 112-STR-4 Bajodah, A., 222-SD-7 Bayandor, J., 56-STR-2 Bhatia, M., 320-MDO-7, 390-MDO-9, Borlon, Q., 412-ACD-7 Bajwa, A., 272-IS-7, 387-IS-14 Beard, J., 67-ACD-3, 384-HIS-1, 414-ACD-9 441-MDO-11 Borner, A., 114-TP-3 Baker, H., 313-GNC-28 Beard, S., 323-MST-12 Bhatt, A., 108-SEN-2 Bornhoft, B., 370-FD-44, 482-FD-59 Baker, W., 47-SD-1, 137-APA-18 Beasley, B., 326-PC-15 Bhatt, J., 25-ISC.TM-1 Borst, C., 22-IS-1 Bakhle, M., 438-INPSI-3 Beat, S., 64-AA-3 Bhatta, N., 116-UAS-2 Bos, A., 325-NDA-6 Balaban, E., 272-IS-7 Beaugendre, H., 373-FD-47 Bhattacharjee, S., 110-SFM-7, 453-SFM-21 Boschetti, P., 185-AFM-8, 415-AFM-12 Balabanov, V., 513-STR-22 Beauregard, J., 46-SAT-1 Bhattacharya, A., 308-GNC-23 Boschitsch, A., 134-APA-15, 193-EDU-2, Balachandar, S., 500-NDA-11 Beblo, R., 202-GNC-9 Bhattarai, S., 116-UAS-2 216-MVC-3 Balachandran, B., 445-MST-15, 500-NDA-11 Beck, J., 449-SD-16 Bhide, P., 288-TP-7 Bosi, F., 513-STR-22 Balakrishnan, S., 206-GNC-13, 265-GNC- Becker, G., 245-APA-24, 373-FD-47 Bhuiyan, F., 227-STR-8 Bosiljevac, T., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 18, 306-GNC-21/IS-9, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Bedard, M., 278-PC-13 Bhushan, S., 200-FD-26 Boskovic, J., 206-GNC-13 Balaram, B., 9-AFM-2 Bednarcyk, B., 458-STR-20 Biagini, G., 402-STR-16 Bosson, C., 388-IS-15 Balas, M., 148-GNC-4, 202-GNC-9, 306- Bedon, G., 117-WE-2 Bianco, S., 192-DE-4 Boston, D., 251-ASC-5 GNC-21/IS-9 Bedouet, J., 67-ACD-3 Bichon, B., 217-NDA-4 Bot, E., 117-WE-2 Balchanos, M., 284-SE-2, 317-IS-11, 343- Beekman, I., 334-SFM-14 Bigelow, M., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Botez, R., 444-MST-14 UAS-8 Beeler, G., 330-PDL-13 Bijewitz, J., 95-INPSI-1 Bottasso, C., 61-WE-1 Balci, E., 460-UAS-11, 486-GNC-46 Behbahani, A., 153-GTE-4, 171-SEN-3 Bil, C., 67-ACD-3, 414-ACD-9, 472-ACD-12 Bottländer, D., 229-TP-6 Baldauf, R., 115-TP-4, 489-GT-7 Beifuss, U., 268-GT-5 Bile, Y., 252-DE-5 Bouchenot, T., 27-MAT-2, 157-MAT-4 Baldomir, A., 446-NDA-9 Belcastro, C., 434-GNC-41 Biler, H., 141-FD-14 Boudaghi, M., 269-HSABP-6 Baldwin, A., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Bell, M., 192-DE-4 Bilinsky, H., 74-APA-9 Bouhlel, M., 320-MDO-7 Baldwin, E., 482-FD-59 Bellan, J., 278-PC-13, 279-PC-14 Binder, S., 183-ACD-5, 223-SD-8 Bouman, C., 315-HSABP-8 Balin, R., 294-APA-30 Bellcock, A., 178-UAS-3 Binkley, B., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Bourgault-Cote, S., 428-FD-55 Ballard, K., 402-STR-16 Bellcock, D., 230-UAS-4 Birch, T., 364-APA-39 Bournisien, T., 444-MST-14 Bandaru, A., 111-STR-3 Beltrán, V., 61-WE-1, 197-FD-23 Bisagni, C., 175-STR-6, 456-STR-18 Bouwhuis, T., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Bane, S., 165-PDL-5, 218-PDL-7 Benard, E., 67-ACD-3, 412-ACD-7 Bisek, N., 143-FD-16, 260-FD-34 Bowen, C., 91-GTE-2 Banerjee, A., 435-GNC-42 Bénard, P., 200-FD-26 Biswas, S., 394-PC-19, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Bowersox, R., 19-FD-2, 81-FD-6, 426- Bang, H., 317-IS-11 Ben-Asher, J., 264-GNC-17 Biswell, B., 378-GNC-32 FD-53 Bang, J., 456-STR-18 Bendana, F., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Bitanski, A., 264-GNC-17 Boxx, I., 42-PC-6, 436-GTE-7 Banholzer, M., 425-FD-52 Bender, E., 137-APA-18 Bittner, S., 107-SD-4 Boyd, I., 58-TP-1, 288-TP-7, 405-TP-10 Banik, J., 331-SCS-6, 396-SCS-7, 448- Bender, J., 58-TP-1 Black, A., 394-PC-19 Boyd, M., 158-MDO-4 SCS-8 Bender, M., 497-MST-17 Black, C., 457-STR-19 Boyda, M., 416-AMT-6 Bani Younes, A., 510-SFM-25 Bender, T., 230-UAS-4 Black, J., 211-ICC-1, 281-SCS-5, 322-MST- Boysen, M., 447-SATS-2 Bansal, S., 231-WE-4 Benders, S., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 11, 443-MST-13, 508-SD-19 Bozeman, M., 479-APA-51 Banuti, D., 425-FD-52 Benedict, M., 24-ISC.MS-1 Black, R., 171-SEN-3 Braatz, J., 170-SE-1 Barad, M., 187-APA-20 Bennewitz, J., 163-PC-11 Blades, E., 169-SD-6 Brack, D., 224-SFM-11 Barak, S., 37-PC-2, 38-PC-3 Benson, K., 192-DE-4, 252-DE-5 Bladt, J., 447-SATS-2 Bradford, S., 105-SCS-2 Barakos, G., 71-APA-6, 364-APA-39 Bent, M., 8-AFM-1, 101-MST-9 Blaisdell, G., 63-AA-2 Bramesfeld, G., 365-APA-41, 479-APA-51 Baran, O., 101-MST-9 Bent, P., 182-AA-5 Blake, J., 292-AA-7 Branch, N., 449-SD-16 Barat, I., 509-SFM-24 Bentivoglio, M., 317-IS-11 Blanco, A., 505-SATS-3 Brandeau, E., 446-NDA-9 Baratte, E., 330-PDL-13 Benton, S., 82-FD-7, 197-FD-23 Blandino, J., 396-SCS-7 Brandl, A., 32-MST-3 Barazanchy, D., 513-STR-22 Benyamen, H., 516-UAS-13 Blaylock, M., 61-WE-1 Brandon, J., 76-APA-11 Barbante, P., 426-FD-53 Beran, P., 139-DE-3, 390-MDO-9, 392- Blelloch, P., 446-NDA-9 Brazell, M., 375-FD-49 Barbosa, G., 434-GNC-41 NDA-7 Blevins, A., 516-UAS-13 Bréhard, F., 451-SFM-19 Barcelos, D., 365-APA-41 Berdichevsky, V., 168-SD-5 Blinstrub, J., 64-AA-3 Brehm, C., 374-FD-48 Bardela, P., 444-MST-14 Berdowski, T., 117-WE-2 Block, M., 444-MST-14 Brehm, S., 386-INPSI-2 Bardet, P., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Berdoyes, M., 27-MAT-2 Bloemer, S., 183-ACD-5 Brenner, M., 283-SD-10 Barker, E., 319-MAT-9 Beresh, S., 12-APA-3, 82-FD-7, 426-FD- Blom-Schieber, A., 26-MAT-1, 319-MAT-9 Breunig, J., 336-SOF-3/IS-12/UAS-7 Barkley, S., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 53, 473-AMT-8 Blonigan, P., 187-APA-20, 324-MVC-5 Briceno, S., 139-DE-3, 183-ACD-5, 459- Barlas, A., 232-WE-5 Bergan, A., 286-STR-10 Bluemner, R., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 TFPC-5 Barnaud, F., 200-FD-26 Berger, T., 69-AFM-4, 130-AFM-5, 184- Bluman, J., 9-AFM-2 Bridges, J., 7-AA-1, 64-AA-3 Barnes, B., 150-GNC-6 AFM-7 Blunck, D., 436-GTE-7 Briggs, F., 455-SOF-4 Barnes, C., 106-SD-3, 197-FD-23 Berger, Z., 80-FD-5 Bobren-Diaz, J., 491-GTE-9 Brill, S., 83-FD-8 Barnes, F., 37-PC-2, 38-PC-3 Bergeron, K., 142-FD-15, 186-APA-19, Bode-Oke, A., 195-FD-21 Brink, K., 156-IS-3, 380-GNC-34, 486- Barnhardt, M., 86-FD-11 255-FD-29, 369-FD-43, 432-GNC-39 Bodony, D., 482-FD-59 GNC-46

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Brink-Spalink, J., 507-SD-18 Cai, M., 433-GNC-40 Ceccherini, S., 173-SFM-9 Chiereghin, N., 82-FD-7 Brisson, S., 272-IS-7 Cai, Y., 412-ACD-7, 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Celani, F., 225-SFM-12, 335-SFM-15/ Chilukuri, K., 95-INPSI-1 Britton, N., 506-SCS-9 Caillaux, C., 375-FD-49 GNC-29 Chimento, C., 486-GNC-46 Broadbent, D., 362-APA-37 Cakiroglu, C., 266-GNC-19 Celmins, I., 184-AFM-7, 391-MDO-10 Chin, T., 320-MDO-7 Brock, J., 86-FD-11 Calderon, D., 397-SD-14, 499-NDA-10 Cen, F., 185-AFM-8 Ching, E., 83-FD-8 Broderick, D., 16-DE-1 Caldwell, D., 414-ACD-9 Cerimele, C., 150-GNC-6 Chinn, F., 32-MST-3 Broglia, R., 441-MDO-11 Calkins, F., 268-GT-5 Cerminara, A., 81-FD-6, 146-FD-19 Chintalapati, S., 367-EXPL-1, 501-OPS-1/ Bronz, M., 296-APA-32, 412-ACD-7 Calli, A., 32-MST-3 Cerri, J., 505-SATS-3 EXPL-2/GEPC-3 Brooker, B., 424-FD-51 Calvert, M., 480-APA-52 Cervi, T., 486-GNC-46 Chipade, V., 415-AFM-12 Brophy, C., 359-AMT-5, 386-INPSI-2 Camacho, E., 379-GNC-33 Cesare, S., 205-GNC-12 Chircop, K., 30-MST-1 Brossard, M., 431-GNC-38 Cameron, N., 241-AFM-9 Cesnik, C., 48-SD-2, 148-GNC-4, 222- Chishty, W., 36-PC-1 Broussard, S., 57-SUR-1, 113-SUR-2/ Campagnola, S., 50-SFM-1 SD-7, 282-SD-9, 283-SD-10, 333-SD-12, Chkrebtii, O., 217-NDA-4 MAT-3/STR-5 Campagnolo, F., 61-WE-1 398-SD-15, 450-SD-17 Cho, D., 212-IS-5 Brouwer, K., 333-SD-12 Campana, E., 390-MDO-9 Ceze, M., 350-MVC-6 Cho, K., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Brown, A., 29-MDO-2 Canalias, E., 172-SFM-8 Chacon, F., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Cho, M., 213-MAT-5, 214-MAT-6, 380- Brown, C., 7-AA-1, 64-AA-3 Canciani, A., 380-GNC-34 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 209-HSABP-4/ GNC-34 Brown, D., 96-MDO-3, 216-MVC-3 Candler, G., 58-TP-1, 86-FD-11, 103-PC-8, PGC-4 Cho, N., 204-GNC-11 Brown, F., 131-AFM-6, 242-AFM-10 260-FD-34, 288-TP-7, 406-TP-11 Chadalavada, P., 322-MST-11 Cho, S., 493-IS-18 Brown, J., 449-SD-16 Candon, M., 47-SD-1, 210-HSABP-5 Chae, H., 156-IS-3 Chodas, P., 50-SFM-1 Brown, K., 472-ACD-12 Canfield, R., 282-SD-9 Chae, J., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Choe, Y., 134-APA-15 Brown, M., 129-ACD-4, 315-HSABP-8 Cang, R., 192-DE-4 Chaganti, N., 424-FD-51 Choi, H., 156-IS-3, 212-IS-5 Brown, T., 367-EXPL-1, 466-GNC-44 Canham, T., 9-AFM-2 Chakraborty, A., 156-IS-3, 459-TFPC-5 Choi, J., 38-PC-3, 213-MAT-5, 224-SFM- Brownlow, L., 284-SE-2 Canolla, A., 460-UAS-11 Chakraborty, I., 183-ACD-5, 412-ACD-7, 11, 385-HSABP-9 Bruner, A., 444-MST-14 Canteenwalla, P., 36-PC-1 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Choi, S., 28-MDO-1, 107-SD-4, 390- Brush, J., 444-MST-14 Cao, Y., 388-IS-15, 433-GNC-40 Chakravarthy, A., 156-IS-3, 206-GNC-13, MDO-9, 480-APA-52, 496-MDO-13, Brust, F., 458-STR-20 Capecelatro, J., 482-FD-59 207-GNC-14, 265-GNC-18, 312-GNC-27, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Bryson, D., 28-MDO-1 Capitao Patrao, A., 239-AA-6 381-GNC-35, 434-GNC-41, 486-GNC-46 Chopra, I., 478-APA-50 Brzozowski, D., 190-APA-23/FD-20, Caplan, D., 436-GTE-7 Chakravarthy, S., 92-GTE-3 Chou, A., 81-FD-6, 330-PDL-13 249-APA-28/FD-27 Capristan, F., 414-ACD-9 Challa, V., 387-IS-14 Choudhari, M., 19-FD-2, 81-FD-6, 426- Buch, J., 323-MST-12 Caratao, Z., 289-UAS-6 Chamarthi, A., 45-PDL-3, 504-PDL-16 FD-53 Buchholz, J., 295-APA-31, 302-FD-37 Cárdenas, E., 415-AFM-12 Chamberlain, M., 448-SCS-8, 506-SCS-9 Choudhuri, A., 340-TES-1, 515-TES-4 Buck, J., 319-MAT-9 Cardullo, F., 31-MST-2 Chamberlin, A., 50-SFM-1 Choueiri, M., 192-DE-4, 485-GNC-45/ Buechler, C., 25-ISC.TM-1 Cargal, C., 455-SOF-4 Chambers, J., 55-STR-1, 327-PC-16/PGC-5 SFM-23 Buelthof, H., 31-MST-2 Carpenter, M., 187-APA-20 Chan, D., 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 268-GT-5 Choukroun, D., 313-GNC-28, 382-GNC-36 Bufngton, B., 50-SFM-1 Carpenter, N., 5-ISC.UG-1 Chan, K., 511-SFM-26 Chowdhary, G., 262-GNC-15/IS-6, 266- Bull, S., 82-FD-7 Carpentieri Rona, F., 148-GNC-4 Chandar, D., 198-FD-24, 374-FD-48 GNC-19 Bunge, R., 185-AFM-8, 311-GNC-26, Carreon Limones, C., 289-UAS-6 Chandel, D., 406-TP-11 Chowdhury, A., 340-TES-1, 515-TES-4 434-GNC-41 Carrese, R., 47-SD-1, 169-SD-6 Chandola, G., 135-APA-16 Chowdhury, M., 515-TES-4 Buonavolontà, F., 49-SEN-1 Carrica, P., 295-APA-31 Chandrasekaran, B., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Chrissis, J., 321-MDO-8 Burchett, B., 101-MST-9 Carrington, D., 425-FD-52 Chang, C., 366-APA-42/FD-42, 491-GTE-9 Christian, A., 64-AA-3 Burder, D., 452-SFM-20 Carrizales, M., 185-AFM-8, 241-AFM-9 Chang, P., 36-PC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Christiansen, R., 230-UAS-4 Burgess, N., 187-APA-20, 324-MVC-5 Carroll, D., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Changey, S., 313-GNC-28 Christopher, J., 145-FD-18 Burk, T., 466-GNC-44, 487-GNC-47 Carson, J., 150-GNC-6, 310-GNC-25 Chao, G., 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Chu, Q., 89-GNC-2, 185-AFM-8, 242- Burke, L., 334-SFM-14 Carter, C., 163-PC-11, 165-PDL-5, Chao, H., 343-UAS-8, 431-GNC-38 AFM-10, 263-GNC-16, 266-GNC-19, Burleigh, S., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 269-HSABP-6, 326-PC-15, 370-FD-44, Chaparro, D., 151-GNC-7, 450-SD-17, 388-IS-15, 493-IS-18 Burlion, L., 263-GNC-16 436-GTE-7 507-SD-18 Chubachi, T., 167-SCS-3 Burns, D., 208-GT-4 Carter, D., 65-ACD-1, 72-APA-7 Chapelier, J., 81-FD-6, 484-FD-61 Chuck, C., 438-INPSI-3 Burns, R., 455-SOF-4, 474-AMT-9 Carter, M., 76-APA-11, 298-APA-34, Chaput, A., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Chujo, T., 225-SFM-12 Burr, J., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 438-INPSI-3, 492-INPSI-4 Charalampous, G., 166-PDL-6 Chung, H., 158-MDO-4, 441-MDO-11 Burra, K., 340-TES-1 Carter, T., 54-SFM-5 Chary, S., 230-UAS-4 Church, C., 55-STR-1 Burton, D., 259-FD-33, 374-FD-48 Cartmell, D., 99-MST-7, 100-MST-8 Chatterjee, A., 131-AFM-6 Churchfield, M., 179-WE-3 Busa-Rice, K., 315-HSABP-8 Carton de Wiart, C., 187-APA-20, 324- Chattopadhyay, A., 300-ASC-6, 389- Chyad, H., 211-ICC-1 Busby, K., 328-PC-17 MVC-5 MAT-10, 458-STR-20 Chyczewski, T., 189-APA-22, 477-APA-49 Busemeyer, J., 265-GNC-18 Caruy Povoa, P., 373-FD-47 Chaudhry, R., 58-TP-1 Chynoweth, B., 19-FD-2 Bussy-Virat, C., 453-SFM-21 Carvalho, L., 419-APA-44 Chaudhuri, A., 102-NDA-2, 392-NDA-7 Ciarcia, M., 309-GNC-24 Butcher, E., 148-GNC-4, 204-GNC-11, Cary, A., 245-APA-24 Chavez Armijos, A., 486-GNC-46 Ciccarino, C., 405-TP-10 262-GNC-15/IS-6, 377-GNC-31/SFM-16, Casbeer, D., 156-IS-3, 212-IS-5, 378- Chawner, J., 34-MVC-1 Ciloni, P., 245-APA-24, 391-MDO-10 451-SFM-19 GNC-32, 433-GNC-40 Chazot, O., 429-FD-56 Ciottoli, P., 80-FD-5, 83-FD-8, Butler, B., 341-TP-8 Case, S., 26-MAT-1 Cheeseman, J., 499-NDA-10 492-INPSI-4 Butler, K., 208-GT-4, 394-PC-19 Caselato de Sousa, G., 251-ASC-5 Chelliah, H., 270-HSABP-7, 395-PC-20 Cirtwill, J., 164-PC-12 Butler, R., 55-STR-1 Casper, K., 82-FD-7, 136-APA-17, 363- Chen, C., 166-PDL-6, 239-AA-6, 443- Clabots, R., 253-EDU-3 Butte, C., 330-PDL-13 APA-38, 426-FD-53 MST-13 Claflin, S., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Butter, U., 312-GNC-27 Cassaro, M., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Chen, H., 229-TP-6, 433-GNC-40 Clancy, G., 111-STR-3 Butterfield, J., 252-DE-5 Cassibry, J., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 Chen, J., 395-PC-20 Clarey, M., 177-TP-5 Button, M., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Castellani, M., 169-SD-6 Chen, K., 515-TES-4 Clark, D., 160-NDA-3 Byar, A., 401-STR-15 Castello, A., 457-STR-19 Chen, M., 414-ACD-9 Clark, J., 490-GTE-8 Byon, E., 461-WE-9 Castiglioni, G., 162-PC-10, 279-PC-14 Chen, P., 283-SD-10, 479-APA-51 Clark, M., 263-GNC-16, 486-GNC-46 Byrd, T., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Castonguay, P., 216-MVC-3 Chen, Q., 36-PC-1, 218-PDL-7 Clark, P., 160-NDA-3 Cabell, K., 269-HSABP-6 Castro, J., 315-HSABP-8 Chen, R., 386-INPSI-2 Classen, A., 99-MST-7 Cabral, M., 191-ASC-4 Caswell, A., 38-PC-3, 279-PC-14, 329- Chen, S., 114-TP-3 Clay, S., 176-STR-7 Cadel, D., 344-WE-7 PC-18, 394-PC-19 Chen, W., 213-MAT-5, 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Cleaver, D., 82-FD-7 Cadieux, F., 187-APA-20 Catalano, F., 182-AA-5 Chen, X., 499-NDA-10 Cleckner, T., 25-ISC.TM-1 Cadou, C., 36-PC-1 Catalano, P., 246-APA-25, 295-APA-31 Chen, Y., 106-SD-3, 183-ACD-5, 407- Clees, S., 18-FD-1 Cady, T., 343-UAS-8 Catlett, M., 182-AA-5, 255-FD-29 UAS-9, 508-SD-19 Clemens, N., 385-HSABP-9, 481-FD-58 Cafaldo Reis, D., 182-AA-5 Catron, B., 152-GT-3 Cheng, Y., 210-HSABP-5, 511-SFM-26 Cliford, C., 473-AMT-8 Cafarelli, S., 422-CMS-1, 444-MST-14 Cattafesta, L., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 144-FD- Cheung, K., 211-ICC-1 Cobb, G., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Cafiero, G., 420-APA-45 17, 249-APA-28/FD-27 Cheung, R., 107-SD-4 Cobb, R., 205-GNC-12, 516-UAS-13 Cagle, C., 268-GT-5 Cavalca, M., 172-SFM-8 Chew, H., 114-TP-3 Coder, J., 11-APA-2, 71-APA-6, 133-APA- Cahill, D., 208-GT-4 Cavallaro, R., 402-STR-16, 420-APA-45 Chhaya, B., 323-MST-12 14, 245-APA-24, 246-APA-25, 360- Cai, C., 342-TP-9 Cavenago, F., 93-CPS-1, 451-SFM-19 Chiba, K., 12-APA-3, 14-APA-5 APA-12/EDU-1 Cai, J., 319-MAT-9, 495-MAT-12 Caverly, R., 148-GNC-4 Chicatelli, A., 263-GNC-16, 430-GNC- Coderoni, M., 63-AA-2 37/IS-16 Codoni, J., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 scitech.aiaa.org 193 Author and Session Chair Index

Coelho Inouye, E., 472-ACD-12 Creta, F., 80-FD-5 Dauer, J., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5, 430- Derkevorkian, A., 369-FD-43 Coen, C., 447-SATS-2 Cribb, M., 308-GNC-23 GNC-37/IS-16 de Rosa, D., 188-APA-21, 246-APA-25, Coetzee, E., 100-MST-8, 333-SD-12, 397- Crider, D., 323-MST-12 Davendralingam, N., 284-SE-2 295-APA-31 SD-14, 450-SD-17 Crodua, J., 273-MAT-7 Davidson, P., 176-STR-7, 228-STR-9 Desaraju, V., 431-GNC-38 Cohen, K., 493-IS-18 Cross, M., 264-GNC-17 Davidson, T., 152-GT-3 deSchweinitz, D., 49-SEN-1 Coker, C., 507-SD-18 Crossley, W., 390-MDO-9, 459-TFPC-5 Davidson, W., 221-SCS-4 DeSomma, A., 153-GTE-4 Colangelo, L., 205-GNC-12 Crowe, D., 95-INPSI-1, 386-INPSI-2 Davies, C., 78-DE-2 Desouky, M., 51-SFM-2 Cole, C., 157-MAT-4 Crowther, W., 142-FD-15 Davis, B., 221-SCS-4, 396-SCS-7 de Souza, C., 450-SD-17 Coleman, D., 24-ISC.MS-1 Cruden, B., 406-TP-11 Davis, D., 224-SFM-11 DeSpirito, J., 216-MVC-3 Coles, C., 362-APA-37 Cruikshank, R., 190-APA-23/FD-20 Davis, I., 272-IS-7 Destarac, D., 135-APA-16 Coles, S., 367-EXPL-1 Cruz, D., 160-NDA-3 Davis, M., 137-APA-18 De Stefano, G., 134-APA-15 Colket, M., 394-PC-19 Cruz, J., 340-TES-1 Davis, R., 350-MVC-6 De Tavernier, D., 231-WE-4 Collier, C., 56-STR-2 Cuco, A., 29-MDO-2 Dawes, W., 350-MVC-6, 490-GTE-8 Deters, R., 16-DE-1 Colomes, O., 277-NDA-5 Cuenca, F., 401-STR-15 Dawn, T., 226-SFM-13 Detert, B., 14-APA-5 Colonius, T., 195-FD-21 Cui, N., 435-GNC-42 Dawson, D., 364-APA-39 Dettwiller, I., 446-NDA-9 Colozza, A., 448-SCS-8 Cui, P., 309-GNC-24, 435-GNC-42 Dawson, T., 328-PC-17 Devarajan, B., 287-STR-11 Combs, C., 86-FD-11, 197-FD-23, 243- Cui, X., 228-STR-9, 287-STR-11 Day, M., 329-PC-18 Devenport, W., 239-AA-6 AMT-2, 260-FD-34, 473-AMT-8 Cummings, M., 459-TFPC-5 Dean, G., 331-SCS-6 de Visser, C., 130-AFM-5, 151-GNC-7, Comer, A., 39-PC-4, 103-PC-8, 161-PC-9 Cunis, T., 263-GNC-16 Dean, T., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 242-AFM-10, 263-GNC-16, 275-MST- Comer, M., 315-HSABP-8 Cunlife, C., 241-AFM-9 Deane, S., 27-MAT-2 10, 388-IS-15, 434-GNC-41, 493-IS-18, Commo, S., 208-GT-4 Cunningham, K., 131-AFM-6, 242-AFM- Deaton, J., 5-ISC.UG-1, 321-MDO-8, 497-MST-17 Condomines, J., 263-GNC-16, 431-GNC-38 10, 275-MST-10 496-MDO-13 De Vivo, F., 343-UAS-8 Condotta, R., 414-ACD-9 Cuppoletti, D., 18-FD-1, 63-AA-2, De Backer, W., 26-MAT-1 Devlin, T., 211-ICC-1 Coniglio, S., 321-MDO-8 315-HSABP-8 De Breuker, R., 48-SD-2, 56-STR-2, 138- DeVore, M., 313-GNC-28 Connolly, B., 492-INPSI-4 Curiale, N., 442-MDO-12 ASC-3, 183-ACD-5, 185-AFM-8, 193- DeVoria, A., 82-FD-7 Constantine, P., 277-NDA-5 Curry, D., 80-FD-5 EDU-2, 223-SD-8, 496-MDO-13 DeVries, D., 272-IS-7 Conti, E., 449-SD-16 Curti, F., 53-SFM-4 DeCarlo, E., 498-MST-18 de Vries, R., 476-APA-48 Cook, D., 86-FD-11 Custer, C., 314-GTE-5 DeChant, L., 426-FD-53 Dewan, Y., 418-APA-43 Cook, L., 160-NDA-3 Cutler, A., 474-AMT-9 Dedic, C., 243-AMT-2, 359-AMT-5, 417- Dey, S., 34-MVC-1 Cook, R., 397-SD-14 Cutler, J., 447-SATS-2 AMT-7/PC-24 Dezobry, V., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Cook, S., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5, 407- Cutshall, J., 16-DE-1 Dee, J., 69-AFM-4 Dhanasar, M., 155-HSABP-3, 199-FD-25 UAS-9 Cvijetic, G., 199-FD-25 Deegan, C., 81-FD-6 Dharmadasa, B., 105-SCS-2 Cooley, K., 20-FD-3 Czlapinski, C., 488-GT-6 Deem, E., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Dharmasaroja, A., 391-MDO-10 Cooper, J., 107-SD-4, 169-SD-6, 397-SD- D. R, M., 210-HSABP-5 Deere, K., 298-APA-34 Dhiman, K., 212-IS-5 14, 449-SD-16, 499-NDA-10 D’Agostino, D., 390-MDO-9 De Gaspari, A., 251-ASC-5 Dianetti, A., 382-GNC-36, 485-GNC-45/ Cooper, K., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 D’Elia, E., 221-SCS-4 Deglaire, P., 200-FD-26 SFM-23 Coppola, J., 16-DE-1 D’Intino, G., 31-MST-2 Degregori, E., 269-HSABP-6 Diaz-Mercado, Y., 378-GNC-32 Coppola, R., 16-DE-1 D’Mello, R., 56-STR-2, 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Degro, A., 84-FD-9 Diaz Montiel, P., 228-STR-9 Coppotelli, G., 449-SD-16 D’Souza, C., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29, 454- Deierling, P., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Di Bianchi, D., 391-MDO-10 Corber, A., 36-PC-1 SFM-22/GNC-43 Deininger, W., 447-SATS-2 Dickel, J., 490-GTE-8 Corbets, S., 5-ISC.UG-1, 24-ISC.MS-1, Da Costa, A., 73-APA-8 Deiterding, R., 146-FD-19 Dickerhof, R., 211-ICC-1 25-ISC.TM-1 Daehn, G., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Dei Tos, D., 399-SFM-17 DiCristina, G., 385-HSABP-9 Corke, T., 81-FD-6, 141-FD-14, 256-FD- Dagen, A., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 de la Llave Plata, M., 84-FD-9 Diedrich, B., 309-GNC-24 30, 314-GTE-5 Dai, H., 450-SD-17 Delaney, K., 361-APA-36 Diemer, J., 328-PC-17 Corkery, S., 195-FD-21, 257-FD-31 Dai, J., 389-MAT-10 de la Rosa, M., 379-GNC-33 Dienstfrey, A., 217-NDA-4 Corliss, J., 8-AFM-1 Dai, R., 379-GNC-33 De La Torre Terrazas, M., 386-INPSI-2 Diez, M., 390-MDO-9, 441-MDO-11 Corman, J., 445-MST-15 Dai, Y., 283-SD-10 DeLaurentis, D., 284-SE-2 Diggs, A., 122-FD-13, 370-FD-44 Cornwell, H., 214-MAT-6 Dala, L., 314-GTE-5 Deldycke, P., 31-MST-2 Dighe, V., 232-WE-5 Coroneos, R., 438-INPSI-3 Dale, G., 74-APA-9 De Lellis, E., 60-UAS-1, 67-ACD-3 Di Giovanni, A., 19-FD-2 Corporan, E., 328-PC-17 Dam, S., 444-MST-14 De Lellis, S., 106-SD-3 Dikbas, E., 8-AFM-1 Corral, E., 429-FD-56 Damaren, C., 203-GNC-10, 331-SCS-6 DeLeon, A., 47-SD-1 Di Leo, C., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Corraro, F., 60-UAS-1, 67-ACD-3 Damiani, R., 232-WE-5 De Lima, G., 73-APA-8 Di Lizia, P., 93-CPS-1, 174-SFM-10, 335- Corraro, G., 67-ACD-3 Dancer, C., 367-EXPL-1 Delorme, Y., 146-FD-19 SFM-15/GNC-29, 451-SFM-19, 454- Corrigan, A., 36-PC-1, 292-AA-7, 342-TP-9 Dandachy, M., 460-UAS-11 Del Rey Fernández, D., 187-APA-20 SFM-22/GNC-43 Coschignano, A., 362-APA-37 Danehy, P., 243-AMT-2, 341-TP-8, 474- del Rosario, Z., 65-ACD-1 Dill, E., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 Coskun, T., 56-STR-2 AMT-9 De Lucca, N., 219-PDL-8, 475-APA-47/ Di Mauro, G., 53-SFM-4 Costello, M., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Daneshvaran, N., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 FD-57/PDL-15 Dimotakis, P., 103-PC-8 Costes, M., 188-APA-21, 373-FD-47 Dannenhofer, J., 34-MVC-1, 324-MVC-5 Demange, J., 96-MDO-3 Ding, L., 191-ASC-4 Cotting, M., 130-AFM-5, 185-AFM-8 Dantsker, O., 65-ACD-1, 253-EDU-3 De Marco, A., 188-APA-21 Ding, Y., 482-FD-59 Cottrell, D., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Dantsuka, Y., 341-TP-8 DeMarco, K., 436-GTE-7 Dinkelacker, F., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Couaillier, V., 84-FD-9 Darakananda, D., 195-FD-21 DeMars, K., 109-SFM-6, 110-SFM-7, 174- Dionisio, S., 205-GNC-12 Coughlin, S., 114-TP-3 Darbandi, M., 326-PC-15 SFM-10, 310-GNC-25 Diosady, L., 187-APA-20, 216-MVC-3, Coull, J., 490-GTE-8 Dare, T., 80-FD-5 Demasi, L., 402-STR-16, 420-APA-45, 324-MVC-5 Coulter, K., 74-APA-9 Darling, J., 51-SFM-2 512-STR-21 DiPalma, M., 175-STR-6 Courty-Audren, S., 239-AA-6 Darmofal, D., 83-FD-8, 375-FD-49 DeMauro, E., 82-FD-7, 425-FD-52 Diskin, B., 261-FD-35 Cousins, W., 438-INPSI-3 Da Ronch, A., 96-MDO-3, 241-AFM-9, Dement, D., 305-FD-40 Dittrich, J., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 Cowlagi, R., 379-GNC-33, 433-GNC-40 445-MST-15 Demetriou, M., 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Divaker, M., 9-AFM-2 Cox, D., 298-APA-34 Darwish, S., 14-APA-5 DeMillard, E., 74-APA-9 Diyaroglu, C., 338-STR-12 Cox, K., 396-SCS-7 Das, D., 171-SEN-3 Demiral, M., 55-STR-1 Djidjeli, K., 374-FD-48 Cox, T., 95-INPSI-1, 386-INPSI-2 Das, S., 30-MST-1 de Mûelenaere, J., 96-MDO-3 Do, H., 315-HSABP-8, 385-HSABP-9 Coyne, W., 323-MST-12 das Gupta, A., 304-FD-39, 372-FD-46/ Deng, C., 407-UAS-9 Dobbins, C., 363-APA-38 Cozzani, A., 449-SD-16 PDL-14 Deng, X., 195-FD-21, 482-FD-59 Docampo-Sánchez, J., 428-FD-55 Craig, S., 19-FD-2 Dasgupta, D., 329-PC-18 Denham, C., 415-AFM-12 Dodoo-Amoo, D., 199-FD-25 Crain, A., 309-GNC-24 Dash, S., 505-SATS-3 Denison, M., 294-APA-30, 477-APA-49 Doehrmann, A., 481-FD-58 Cramer, E., 147-GNC-3 da Silva, A., 195-FD-21 Deniz, M., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Doerr, B., 51-SFM-2 Cramer, N., 211-ICC-1 da Silva, R., 419-APA-44 de Oliveira, G., 232-WE-5 Doetsch, K., 216-MVC-3 Crassidis, J., 306-GNC-21/IS-9, 381-GNC- Daskilewicz, M., 459-TFPC-5 Depaola, R., 486-GNC-46 Dogan, K., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 306-GNC- 35, 382-GNC-36, 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Dasque, N., 155-HSABP-3 de Paula, A., 73-APA-8, 251-ASC-5, 391- 21/IS-9, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Creary, G., 252-DE-5 Datta, A., 283-SD-10, 397-SD-14, 413- MDO-10, 472-ACD-12 Dogariu, A., 330-PDL-13, 416-AMT-6 Cregger, S., 514-STR-23 ACD-8/TFPC-4 Derjany, P., 97-MST-5 Dogariu, L., 416-AMT-6 Cressler, J., 447-SATS-2 Datta, S., 458-STR-20 Derk, G., 5-ISC.UG-1 Dolgov, E., 280-PDL-11

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Doman, D., 149-GNC-5, 203-GNC-10 Duvall, J., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Etele, J., 95-INPSI-1, 270-HSABP-7, 303- GNC-33, 432-GNC-39, 486-GNC-46 Domber, J., 402-STR-16 Duzel, U., 406-TP-11 FD-38/PDL-12 Fidkowski, K., 198-FD-24, 199-FD-25, Dominin, S., 344-WE-7 Dwianto, Y., 215-MDO-5 Eun, Y., 509-SFM-24 216-MVC-3, 261-FD-35 Dong, H., 145-FD-18, 195-FD-21, 369- Dykes, K., 232-WE-5, 461-WE-9 Evans, E., 382-GNC-36 Fields, T., 69-AFM-4, 193-EDU-2, 253- FD-43 Eayrs, J., 18-FD-1 Ewing, M., 177-TP-5 EDU-3 Dong, T., 138-ASC-3 Eberhart, G., 178-UAS-3 Ewoldt, R., 441-MDO-11 Fierro, R., 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Dong, X., 12-APA-3, 366-APA-42/FD-42 Ebrahimi, M., 317-IS-11 Eyi, S., 428-FD-55 Fievisohn, R., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Dong, Y., 366-APA-42/FD-42 Eby, B., 512-STR-21 Eymann, T., 122-FD-13 Figueroa, A., 374-FD-48 Dongfeng, L., 445-MST-15 Echter, M., 221-SCS-4 F.Ganji, H., 332-SD-11 Figueroa, J., 272-IS-7 Dooley, G., 295-APA-31 Eckert, Z., 45-PDL-3, 280-PDL-11 Fabbroni, D., 31-MST-2 Filho, G., 73-APA-8 Dor, M., 451-SFM-19 Economon, T., 428-FD-55, 442-MDO-12 Faber, W., 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 Finch, P., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Dorduncu, M., 286-STR-10, 338-STR-12 Edelman, L., 385-HSABP-9 Fabian, J., 21-GTE-1 Finlon, S., 253-EDU-3 Doronina, O., 145-FD-18 Edoh, A., 361-APA-36 Faggiano, K., 25-ISC.TM-1 Fiot, A., 313-GNC-28 Doubrawa, P., 117-WE-2, 231-WE-4 Edwards, D., 240-ACD-6, 432-GNC-39 Fahimi, F., 9-AFM-2 Firsov, A., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, Douglas, C., 144-FD-17 Edwards, J., 195-FD-21, 270-HSABP-7, Fahroo, F., 277-NDA-5 280-PDL-11, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Dowell, E., 169-SD-6, 282-SD-9, 333-SD-12 395-PC-20, 482-FD-59 Falck, R., 334-SFM-14 Firth, J., 167-SCS-3 Dowgwillo, R., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 137- Edwards, L., 256-FD-30 Falkiewicz, N., 398-SD-15 Fischer, A., 290-WE-6 APA-18 Egami, Y., 244-AMT-3 Famularo, D., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 266- Fishelman, D., 25-ISC.TM-1 Downey, A., 108-SEN-2 Eghbalifarkoosh, V., 416-AMT-6 GNC-19, 311-GNC-26 Fisher, T., 187-APA-20 Doyle, D., 138-ASC-3 Eguchi, K., 45-PDL-3 Fan, D., 199-FD-25 Fisher, Z., 240-ACD-6, 443-MST-13 Doyle, J., 136-APA-17, 364-APA-39 Eickelberg, A., 330-PDL-13 Fan, H., 264-GNC-17 Fister, M., 325-NDA-6 Doyle, K., 367-EXPL-1 Eiler, J., 170-SE-1 Fan, X., 497-MST-17 Flach, R., 488-GT-6 Drake, A., 210-HSABP-5 Eiseman, P., 159-MVC-2 Fang, H., 281-SCS-5 Flanagan, H., 343-UAS-8 Drake, D., 318-MAT-8 Eitelberg, G., 476-APA-48 Fang, J., 287-STR-11, 433-GNC-40 Fleischmann, D., 247-APA-26 Drake, M., 129-ACD-4 Ekblaw, A., 138-ASC-3 Fares, A., 230-UAS-4 Fletcher, D., 341-TP-8, 429-FD-56 Drela, M., 223-SD-8 Ekelschot, D., 324-MVC-5, 350-MVC-6 Fares, E., 188-APA-21, 249-APA-28/FD- Flores, M., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Drennan, S., 164-PC-12 Ekici, K., 107-SD-4 27, 294-APA-30 Flores, S., 319-MAT-9 Dress, D., 170-SE-1 Ekkad, S., 92-GTE-3, 491-GTE-9 Farhat, C., 255-FD-29, 325-NDA-6, 369- Flores-Abad, A., 309-GNC-24 Dressel, L., 431-GNC-38 Elahi, S., 82-FD-7, 143-FD-16 FD-43 Fokina, E., 240-ACD-6 Drew, M., 151-GNC-7 Elandt, R., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Farnsworth, J., 73-APA-8, 362-APA-37, Follansbee, P., 319-MAT-9 Drewiacki, D., 241-AFM-9 Elbayoumi, G., 275-MST-10, 508-SD-19 363-APA-38 Folta, D., 510-SFM-25 Dreyer, E., 283-SD-10 Eldred, L., 401-STR-15 Farres, A., 52-SFM-3, 510-SFM-25 Fontanella, R., 49-SEN-1 Dreyer, M., 253-EDU-3 Eldred, M., 277-NDA-5 Farthing, M., 200-FD-26 Fontanelli, A., 228-STR-9 Driesen, J., 191-ASC-4 Eldredge, J., 195-FD-21 Faruque, I., 486-GNC-46 Fonte, F., 332-SD-11 Drikakis, D., 424-FD-51, 428-FD-55 Elemans, C., 142-FD-15 Fasanella, N., 273-MAT-7 Footdale, J., 396-SCS-7, 506-SCS-9 Driscoll, J., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 96-MDO-3 Elfarra, M., 344-WE-7, 420-APA-45 Fasano, G., 171-SEN-3 Forbes, J., 148-GNC-4 Driver, J., 26-MAT-1 Elgohary, T., 174-SFM-10 Fasel, H., 371-FD-45, 424-FD-51, 475- Forbes-Spyratos, S., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/ Drozd, K., 224-SFM-11 El- Hajj, I., 382-GNC-36 APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 GEPC-3 Drozda, T., 269-HSABP-6, 395-PC-20 Elham, A., 513-STR-22 Fasnacht, J., 49-SEN-1 Ford, H., 49-SEN-1 Du, F., 57-SUR-1 ElHarriri, G., 515-TES-4 Faulk, D., 49-SEN-1, 171-SEN-3 Forest, J., 182-AA-5 Du, X., 248-APA-27 Eliasson, P., 146-FD-19 Feather, M., 455-SOF-4 Forliti, D., 18-FD-1 Du, Z., 320-MDO-7 Ellerbroek, J., 31-MST-2 Feger, J., 240-ACD-6 Formiga, J., 172-SFM-8 Duan, H., 36-PC-1 Elliott, D., 309-GNC-24 Fei, Q., 282-SD-9 Forrest, A., 211-ICC-1 Duan, L., 81-FD-6, 426-FD-53 Elliott, G., 219-PDL-8 Fei, X., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Forrest, B., 38-PC-3 Dubreuil, S., 500-NDA-11 Elliott, S., 166-PDL-6 Feight, J., 230-UAS-4 Forster, E., 160-NDA-3 Duca, R., 183-ACD-5 Ellis-Terrell, C., 74-APA-9 Felder, W., 74-APA-9 Fossati, M., 20-FD-3, 229-TP-6 Duchek, M., 448-SCS-8 Elmekawy, A., 14-APA-5 Feldstein, A., 158-MDO-4 Foster, J., 200-FD-26 Duesmann, B., 509-SFM-24 Elmiligui, A., 76-APA-11, 247-APA-26, Felemban, B., 27-MAT-2 Fotia, M., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 383- Dufy, K., 438-INPSI-3 322-MST-11, 445-MST-15 Fell, J., 268-GT-5 GTE-6/PGC-6, 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Dufrene, A., 86-FD-11 Elsayed, K., 14-APA-5 Felver, J., 40-PC-7 Fouda, M., 508-SD-19 Dumas, J., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 El Sayed M., Y., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Feng, D., 474-AMT-9 Fourguette, D., 416-AMT-6 Dumitrache, C., 166-PDL-6, 330-PDL-13 Elshabka, A., 101-MST-9 Feng, Q., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Francis, J., 106-SD-3 Dumke, M., 435-GNC-42 Elsherbiny, A., 101-MST-9 Fenrich, R., 102-NDA-2 Francis, W., 396-SCS-7 Dumont, A., 375-FD-49 Elston, J., 313-GNC-28 Ferede, E., 461-WE-9 Francisco, C., 244-AMT-3 Dunbar, B., 445-MST-15 Elzahaby, A., 178-UAS-3 Fereidooni, A., 450-SD-17, 508-SD-19 Franck, R., 59-TP-2 Dunbar, G., 363-APA-38 Emerson, B., 144-FD-17, 503-PC-22/ Ferguson, D., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, Franco Sumariva, J., 371-FD-45 Duncan, B., 367-EXPL-1 AMT-10 359-AMT-5 Frank, M., 428-FD-55 Duncan, C., 9-AFM-2 Endo, S., 200-FD-26 Ferguson, F., 155-HSABP-3, 199-FD-25 Franke, M., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Dunkle, J., 332-SD-11 Engblom, W., 343-UAS-8, 478-APA-50 Ferguson, J., 114-TP-3 Frankel, J., 229-TP-6 Dunn, S., 90-GT-1, 123-GT-2 Engebretsen, C., 57-SUR-1 Ferguson, M., 420-APA-45 Frankel, S., 146-FD-19, 190-APA-23/FD-20 DuPont, B., 317-IS-11 Engebretson, K., 49-SEN-1, 171-SEN-3 Ferlauto, M., 269-HSABP-6, 386-INPSI-2 Franquiz, F., 54-SFM-5 Dupuis, R., 441-MDO-11 Engeda, A., 21-GTE-1 Fernandes, R., 445-MST-15 Franta, T., 403-TES-3 Duque, E., 276-MVC-4 Engelmann, C., 40-PC-7, 42-PC-6 Fernandez, J., 167-SCS-3, 221-SCS-4, Franzese, V., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Duraisamy, K., 278-PC-13, 304-FD-39, Engelsen, F., 496-MDO-13 331-SCS-6 Fraser, H., 217-NDA-4 500-NDA-11 Engelstad, S., 176-STR-7, 339-STR-13, Fernandez, P., 20-FD-3 Fravolini, M., 376-GNC-30/IS-13 Duraisamy, V., 52-SFM-3 440-MAT-11/STR-17, 512-STR-21 Fernandez-Godino, M., 500-NDA-11 Frazier, P., 392-NDA-7 Durak, U., 33-MST-4/SOF-1, 99-MST-7, Enjuto, P., 514-STR-23 Feron, E., 343-UAS-8, 455-SOF-4 Frazza, L., 216-MVC-3 100-MST-8, 323-MST-12, 467-MST-16 Ennis, B., 344-WE-7, 408-WE-8 Feroz, Z., 152-GT-3 Frederick, M., 18-FD-1 Durant, A., 81-FD-6 Epperson, K., 460-UAS-11 Ferrari, M., 350-MVC-6 Frederickson, K., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6, Durasiewicz, C., 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Eppink, J., 196-FD-22 Ferrari, S., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 280-PDL-11, 330-PDL-13 PDL-10 Epps, B., 195-FD-21 Ferraro, S., 167-SCS-3 Freed, D., 38-PC-3 Durkee, A., 57-SUR-1 Erb, A., 481-FD-58 Ferrell, W., 102-NDA-2 Freeman, D., 25-ISC.TM-1 Durkee, M., 5-ISC.UG-1, 230-UAS-4 Ercan, M., 55-STR-1 Ferrer, E., 61-WE-1 Freeman, J., 72-APA-7, 190-APA-23/FD-20 Durmaz, S., 480-APA-52 Erice, B., 157-MAT-4 Ferrero, V., 317-IS-11 Fregnani, J., 182-AA-5 Durney, K., 211-ICC-1 Eriksson, L., 63-AA-2 Ferrier, Y., 151-GNC-7 French, D., 139-DE-3 Durston, D., 76-APA-11 Ernst, Z., 68-AFM-3 Fertig, R., 227-STR-8, 319-MAT-9, 495- French, M., 284-SE-2 Dussart, G., 100-MST-8, 185-AFM-8, 241- Erwin, J., 10-APA-1, 93-CPS-1, 159-MVC- MAT-12 Frenklach, M., 37-PC-2 AFM-9, 397-SD-14 2, 186-APA-19, 246-APA-25, 294-APA- Festa, D., 343-UAS-8 Freret, L., 198-FD-24 Dustin, J., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 30, 304-FD-39, 375-FD-49 Fetterhof, T., 269-HSABP-6 Fresconi, F., 68-AFM-3, 184-AFM-7, Dutta, A., 53-SFM-4, 173-SFM-9 Eshcol, R., 418-APA-43 Fichera, S., 148-GNC-4 391-MDO-10 Dutta, S., 46-SAT-1, 224-SFM-11 Estruch-Samper, D., 135-APA-16 Fichter, W., 131-AFM-6, 266-GNC-19, 379- Freund, J., 44-PDL-2, 280-PDL-11 scitech.aiaa.org 195 Author and Session Chair Index

Frew, E., 439-IS-17/UAS-10, 494-IS-19/ Gao, D., 273-MAT-7 Gicquel, L., 103-PC-8 Gosse, R., 196-FD-22, 304-FD-39, 324- UAS-12 Gao, S., 20-FD-3 Giebel, G., 61-WE-1 MVC-5, 429-FD-56 Frey, T., 49-SEN-1, 108-SEN-2, 171-SEN- Gao, X., 37-PC-2, 85-FD-10, 215-MDO-5, Gilardelli, A., 251-ASC-5 Gossmann, F., 203-GNC-10 3, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 305-FD-40, 326-PC-15, 452-SFM-20, Gilge, P., 80-FD-5 Goto, K., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Freydin, M., 48-SD-2 504-PDL-16 Gili, P., 32-MST-3, 343-UAS-8, 494-IS- Gotschlich, J., 32-MST-3 Friedland, C., 445-MST-15 Gao, Y., 102-NDA-2, 200-FD-26 19/UAS-12 Goulding, P., 488-GT-6 Friedman, D., 339-STR-13, 402-STR-16, Gao, Z., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 459-TFPC-5 Gingras, D., 445-MST-15 Gourinat, Y., 67-ACD-3 458-STR-20 Garai, A., 187-APA-20, 324-MVC-5, 350- Ginn, S., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Govindarajan, B., 478-APA-50 Friedman, S., 392-NDA-7, 441-MDO-11 MVC-6 Girard, A., 510-SFM-25 Gowda, R., 72-APA-7, 142-FD-15 Friedmann, P., 398-SD-15 Garbarino, L., 60-UAS-1, 67-ACD-3 Gist, M., 318-MAT-8 Gowravaram, S., 343-UAS-8 Friedrich, M., 131-AFM-6 Garcia, E., 97-MST-5, 311-GNC-26, 343- Gkaragounis, K., 321-MDO-8 Goyal, V., 339-STR-13, 402-STR-16, 458- Friel, I., 252-DE-5 UAS-8, 378-GNC-32, 433-GNC-40, Gladin, J., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 STR-20 Frink, N., 131-AFM-6 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Glasby, R., 10-APA-1, 93-CPS-1, 186-APA- Goyne, C., 270-HSABP-7 Fritsch, G., 110-SFM-7 Garcia Lorca, F., 253-EDU-3 19, 246-APA-25, 294-APA-30, 304-FD- Grabe, C., 11-APA-2, 133-APA-14 Frounchi, M., 447-SATS-2 Garcia-Teran, M., 309-GNC-24 39, 375-FD-49 Graesser, D., 514-STR-23 Fu, B., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 Gardner, A., 71-APA-6 Glasheen, K., 439-IS-17/UAS-10 Gragston, M., 243-AMT-2, 417-AMT-7/ Fu, C., 192-DE-4 Gardner, N., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 Glauser, M., 18-FD-1, 411-AA-8 PC-24, 474-AMT-9 Fu, M., 164-PC-12 Gardner, R., 444-MST-14 Glegg, S., 182-AA-5, 239-AA-6 Graham, J., 394-PC-19 Fu, X., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 Garg, K., 148-GNC-4 Gleize, V., 85-FD-10 Grandhi, R., 321-MDO-8, 446-NDA-9 Fuchs, J., 25-ISC.TM-1 Garg, P., 395-PC-20 Glezer, A., 299-APA-35/FD-36 Granlund, K., 87-FD-12, 137-APA-18 Fugger, C., 40-PC-7, 279-PC-14 Garmann, D., 82-FD-7, 85-FD-10, 324- Göçmen, T., 61-WE-1 Grannan, N., 489-GT-7 Fuhr, R., 226-SFM-13 MVC-5, 427-FD-54 Godfrey, G., 516-UAS-13 Gransden, D., 52-SFM-3, 485-GNC-45/ Fujii, K., 86-FD-11, 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Garnica, C., 18-FD-1 Godfroy-Cooper, M., 131-AFM-6 SFM-23 PDL-10, 372-FD-46/PDL-14, 381-GNC-35 Garon, A., 83-FD-8, 84-FD-9 Goebel, K., 147-GNC-3 Grant, M., 8-AFM-1, 202-GNC-9, 204- Fujimoto, K., 128-AA-4 Gatlin, G., 296-APA-32, 419-APA-44 Goecks, V., 69-AFM-4, 191-ASC-4, 493- GNC-11, 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 Fujino, T., 43-PDL-1 Gauci, J., 30-MST-1 IS-18 Grant, P., 184-AFM-7 Fujita, K., 68-AFM-3, 177-TP-5, 420- Gaudio, J., 201-GNC-8/IS-4 Goedhart, M., 493-IS-18 Granzoto, R., 245-APA-24, 373-FD-47 APA-45, 478-APA-50 Gaur, K., 108-SEN-2 Goel, K., 157-MAT-4 Graves, R., 295-APA-31 Fujiwara, G., 257-FD-31 Gautier, R., 240-ACD-6, 443-MST-13 Goenaga, F., 490-GTE-8 Gray, J., 22-IS-1, 96-MDO-3, 158-MDO-4, Fujiwara, H., 340-TES-1 Gavilan, F., 379-GNC-33 Goes, L., 191-ASC-4 215-MDO-5, 390-MDO-9 Fuke, H., 115-TP-4 Gazzaniga, J., 438-INPSI-3 Goggin, M., 447-SATS-2 Gray, M., 220-PDL-9 Fukuda, K., 86-FD-11 Gazzino, C., 451-SFM-19 Gogineni, S., 411-AA-8 Gray, W., 415-AFM-12 Fukui, M., 210-HSABP-5 Gbaguidi, A., 214-MAT-6 Gogu, C., 321-MDO-8, 500-NDA-11 Greeley, D., 195-FD-21 Fukumoto, H., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Gdoutos, E., 506-SCS-9 Gogulapati, A., 179-WE-3 Green, J., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Fukunaga, M., 105-SCS-2, 281-SCS-5 Ge, D., 435-GNC-42 Gohardani, A., 447-SATS-2 Green, M., 141-FD-14, 195-FD-21 Fukushima, N., 292-AA-7 Ge, X., 134-APA-15, 145-FD-18 Gokce, A., 319-MAT-9 Greenblatt, D., 87-FD-12, 190-APA-23/ Fukuta, I., 449-SD-16 Gea, L., 492-INPSI-4 Gold, C., 314-GTE-5 FD-20 Fuller, C., 64-AA-3 Gebbink, R., 488-GT-6 Goldberg, B., 330-PDL-13, 474-AMT-9 Greendyke, R., 177-TP-5 Funase, R., 204-GNC-11 Geder, J., 13-APA-4 Goldberg, R., 401-STR-15 Gregory, E., 319-MAT-9 Fureby, C., 39-PC-4, 270-HSABP-7 Gehlert, P., 420-APA-45 Goldsberry, J., 230-UAS-4 Gregory, I., 147-GNC-3 Furfaro, R., 224-SFM-11 Geigle, K., 436-GTE-7 Golubev, V., 128-AA-4, 298-APA-34, Gregory, J., 59-TP-2, 64-AA-3, 87-FD-12, Furukawa, J., 490-GTE-8 Geikie, M., 40-PC-7, 42-PC-6 412-ACD-7 178-UAS-3, 365-APA-41, 427-FD-54 Furuya, H., 105-SCS-2, 167-SCS-3, 331- Geiselhart, K., 28-MDO-1 Gomariz-Sancha, A., 152-GT-3 Grenoble, R., 319-MAT-9 SCS-6 Geisler, R., 244-AMT-3 Gomes, V., 172-SFM-8 Greschik, G., 331-SCS-6, 506-SCS-9 Fusco, J., 351-SATS-1 Gejji, R., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Goncalves, P., 155-HSABP-3 Gressick, W., 455-SOF-4 Gabel, K., 289-UAS-6 Geller, D., 174-SFM-10 Gondek, C., 25-ISC.TM-1 Greve, C., 45-PDL-3 Gabrys, A., 203-GNC-10 Geluardi, S., 31-MST-2 Gondelach, D., 452-SFM-20 Grewal, A., 283-SD-10, 450-SD-17 Gabryszuk, M., 302-FD-37 Geng, B., 369-FD-43 Gong, A., 69-AFM-4 Grey, S., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Gachelin, V., 158-MDO-4 Genin, D., 444-MST-14 Gong, C., 445-MST-15 Grey, Z., 277-NDA-5 Gadiraju, S., 92-GTE-3, 491-GTE-9 Genito, N., 60-UAS-1 Gong, D., 230-UAS-4 Grib, S., 502-PC-21 Gaertner, E., 461-WE-9 Genschow, K., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Gonzales, J., 370-FD-44 Grier, B., 283-SD-10 Gaeta, R., 230-UAS-4 Geoghegan, J., 419-APA-44 González, C., 286-STR-10 Grifn, K., 48-SD-2 Gaitonde, A., 397-SD-14 George, J., 474-AMT-9 Gonzalez, D., 199-FD-25 Grifth, D., 106-SD-3, 408-WE-8 Gaitonde, D., 197-FD-23, 199-FD-25, George, N., 92-GTE-3 González, J., 340-TES-1 Grimberg, S., 255-FD-29 249-APA-28/FD-27, 304-FD-39, 481- Geraci, G., 277-NDA-5 González, P., 185-AFM-8, 434-GNC-41 Grimes, R., 116-UAS-2 FD-58, 483-FD-60 Gerham, T., 80-FD-5 Gonzalez-Puerta, A., 307-GNC-22 Grinberg Dana, A., 37-PC-2 Galassi, R., 83-FD-8 German, B., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 124- González Ramirez, P., 148-GNC-4 Grip, H., 9-AFM-2, 431-GNC-38 Galbincea, N., 217-NDA-4 TFPC-2/GEPC-1, 459-TFPC-5 Good, W., 49-SEN-1 Grondman, F., 89-GNC-2 Galbraith, M., 83-FD-8, 375-FD-49, 428- Gerolymos, G., 85-FD-10 Goodlif, S., 268-GT-5 Gross, A., 144-FD-17, 373-FD-47, 424- FD-55 Gerzina, K., 364-APA-39 Goodman, S., 457-STR-19 FD-51, 428-FD-55, 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Gale, M., 390-MDO-9 Getchius, J., 453-SFM-21 Goodrich, K., 459-TFPC-5 PDL-15, 481-FD-58 Gallagher, T., 42-PC-6, 103-PC-8 Ghafourizadeh, M., 326-PC-15 Gopalarathnam, A., 87-FD-12, 195-FD-21, Gross, J., 313-GNC-28, 322-MST-11, 382- Gallard, F., 158-MDO-4 Ghaisas, N., 179-WE-3 298-APA-34 GNC-36 Gallego, A., 379-GNC-33 Ghanekar, S., 38-PC-3 Gopalarethinam, B., 24-ISC.MS-1 Groß, P., 432-GNC-39 Galles, M., 147-GNC-3 Gharbi, A., 139-DE-3 Gord, J., 243-AMT-2, 359-AMT-5, 417- Gross, R., 196-FD-22 Gallimore, J., 193-EDU-2 Ghatas, R., 460-UAS-11 AMT-7/PC-24 Grossir, G., 81-FD-6 Gamage, S., 511-SFM-26 Ghate, A., 179-WE-3 Gordeyev, S., 219-PDL-8, 303-FD-38/ Grosveld, F., 411-AA-8 Gamagedara, K., 130-AFM-5, 188-APA- Ghee, T., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 421-APA-46/ PDL-12, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Groth, C., 39-PC-4, 198-FD-24 21, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 FD-50 Gordon, A., 27-MAT-2, 157-MAT-4 Grove, J., 152-GT-3 Gamba, M., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Ghoreishi, S., 274-MDO-6, 392-NDA-7 Gordon, K., 21-GTE-1 Grover, M., 58-TP-1, 288-TP-7 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 209-HSABP-4/ Ghoreyshi, M., 186-APA-19, 361-APA-36 Gordon, S., 49-SEN-1 Grubb, A., 98-MST-6, 133-APA-14, 186- PGC-4, 359-AMT-5, 385-HSABP-9 Ghose, D., 156-IS-3, 207-GNC-14, 432- Gore, J., 39-PC-4, 164-PC-12, 503-PC- APA-19 Gambone, E., 203-GNC-10 GNC-39, 486-GNC-46 22/AMT-10 Gruenwald, B., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 306- Gamezo, V., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Ghosh, A., 184-AFM-7, 447-SATS-2 Gorges, J., 506-SCS-9 GNC-21/IS-9, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Gammon, M., 34-MVC-1, 324-MVC-5 Ghosh, S., 215-MDO-5, 393-NDA-8, 484- Gorodetsky, A., 277-NDA-5 Grunewald, E., 99-MST-7 Gandhi, F., 175-STR-6, 191-ASC-4, 300- FD-61 Gorordo, T., 399-SFM-17 Grymin, D., 516-UAS-13 ASC-6, 365-APA-41, 461-WE-9 Ghoshal, S., 170-SE-1, 316-IS-10 Gorospe, G., 147-GNC-3 Grzeszczyk, M., 450-SD-17 Gandhi, N., 434-GNC-41, 455-SOF-4 Gianikos, Z., 27-MAT-2 Gorrell, S., 314-GTE-5, 361-APA-36 GS, S., 86-FD-11 Gang, C., 445-MST-15 Giannakoglou, K., 321-MDO-8 Gorski, J., 361-APA-36 Gu, L., 106-SD-3 Gangadharan, S., 52-SFM-3 Giannelis, N., 419-APA-44 Görür, B., 32-MST-3 Gu, M., 243-AMT-2 Gao, A., 272-IS-7, 309-GNC-24 Gibson, A., 124-TFPC-2/GEPC-1 Goss, L., 436-GTE-7 Gu, Y., 380-GNC-34 Gao, B., 419-APA-44 Gualdoni, M., 174-SFM-10 196 scitech.aiaa.org Author and Session Chair Index

Guan, D., 339-STR-13 Hankins, W., 25-ISC.TM-1 Heaton, A., 46-SAT-1, 50-SFM-1, 309- Hodson, J., 298-APA-34 Guangtong, X., 433-GNC-40 Hanlon, N., 378-GNC-32 GNC-24, 367-EXPL-1 Hoeijmakers, H., 515-TES-4 Guarro, S., 455-SOF-4 Hanquist, K., 405-TP-10 Hebert, A., 422-CMS-1, 444-MST-14 Hoelscher, A., 253-EDU-3 Gudmundsson, S., 412-ACD-7 Hantsche, L., 341-TP-8 Hebert, P., 229-TP-6 Hoferth, J., 143-FD-16 Guenot, D., 158-MDO-4 Hara, E., 318-MAT-8 Hedin, K., 506-SCS-9 Hofer, K., 460-UAS-11 Guenov, M., 252-DE-5, 499-NDA-10 Harada, T., 420-APA-45 Hedlund, B., 165-PDL-5, 244-AMT- Hofman, D., 55-STR-1 Guildenbecher, D., 359-AMT-5 Hardalupas, Y., 166-PDL-6, 328-PC-17 3, 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, Hofman, J., 267-GNC-20, 497-MST-17 Guimarães, T., 48-SD-2 Hardin, L., 438-INPSI-3 269-HSABP-6 Hohmann, B., 331-SCS-6 Guimaraes Neto, A., 241-AFM-9, 434- Hardy, G., 89-GNC-2 Heiligers, J., 52-SFM-3 Höhndorf, L., 242-AFM-10 GNC-41 Hariharan, N., 10-APA-1, 71-APA-6, 132- Hein, S., 19-FD-2, 371-FD-45 Hoke, J., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, 94-HSABP-1/ Gulko, I., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6 APA-13, 186-APA-19, 361-APA-36 Heinz, S., 258-FD-32 PGC-2, 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, Gumerov, N., 445-MST-15 Harik, R., 26-MAT-1, 319-MAT-9 Heinze, W., 64-AA-3 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 326-PC-15, Gunasekaran, S., 80-FD-5 Harmon, M., 63-AA-2 Heinzen, S., 183-ACD-5, 240-ACD-6 327-PC-16/PGC-5, 383-GTE-6/PGC-6, Gunawan, B., 25-ISC.TM-1 Harms, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Heister, S., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, 94-HSABP-1/ 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7, 489-GT-7 Gundlach, J., 407-UAS-9 Harms, T., 296-APA-32 PGC-2, 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, Hokr, B., 44-PDL-2 Gunduz, I., 273-MAT-7 Harpale, A., 114-TP-3 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Holder, J., 260-FD-34 Gunzburger, M., 157-MAT-4 Harper, P., 175-STR-6 Hejase, M., 455-SOF-4 Hollis, B., 86-FD-11 Guo, N., 106-SD-3 Harridi, H., 515-TES-4 Helmer, A., 493-IS-18 Hollkamp, J., 47-SD-1 Guo, T., 192-DE-4 Harries, S., 441-MDO-11 Helmuth, J., 310-GNC-25 Hollom, J., 274-MDO-6 Guo, Y., 232-WE-5 Harriman, T., 25-ISC.TM-1 Heltzel, A., 59-TP-2 Holman, T., 115-TP-4, 342-TP-9 Gupta, A., 340-TES-1 Harrington, T., 343-UAS-8 Hemati, M., 141-FD-14, 249-APA-28/FD- Holmes, D., 414-ACD-9 Gupta, H., 385-HSABP-9 Harris, A., 225-SFM-12, 260-FD-34 27, 302-FD-37 Holst, G., 293-AMT-4 Gupta, M., 168-SD-5 Harris, J., 376-GNC-30/IS-13, 473-AMT-8 Hemchandra, S., 144-FD-17 Holst, K., 10-APA-1, 186-APA-19, 304-FD-39 Gupta, R., 82-FD-7 Harris, R., 128-AA-4, 305-FD-40, 390- Hemmatian, M., 77-ASC-2 Holt, G., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Gupta, S., 505-SATS-3 MDO-9 Hendershott, T., 328-PC-17 Holzapfel, F., 100-MST-8, 242-AFM-10, Gupta, V., 297-APA-33 Harris, W., 29-MDO-2 Henderson, B., 64-AA-3 275-MST-10, 306-GNC-21/IS-9, 312- Gür, H., 428-FD-55 Harter, B., 64-AA-3 Henderson, R., 498-MST-18 GNC-27, 381-GNC-35 Gurdal, Z., 26-MAT-1, 319-MAT-9 Hartfield, R., 295-APA-31, 480-APA-52 Henderson, T., 452-SFM-20, 510-SFM-25 Homola, J., 407-UAS-9 Gursul, I., 82-FD-7 Hartl, D., 77-ASC-2, 191-ASC-4, 445- Henfling, J., 12-APA-3, 426-FD-53 Honein, E., 286-STR-10 Gururaja, S., 227-STR-8 MST-15, 493-IS-18 Heng, B., 55-STR-1 Honein, T., 286-STR-10 Gururajan, S., 193-EDU-2, 253-EDU-3 Hartmann, J., 67-ACD-3, 471-ACD-11/ Hening, S., 443-MST-13 Hook, L., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Gurvich, M., 287-STR-11 TFPC-6 Henkel, M., 382-GNC-36 Hoos, K., 176-STR-7 Gustavsson, J., 75-APA-10/FD-4 Hartmann, S., 323-MST-12 Henne, U., 244-AMT-3, 249-APA-28/FD- Hoover, C., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Gutkowski, J., 226-SFM-13 Hartmann, U., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 27, 268-GT-5 Hoover, R., 27-MAT-2, 319-MAT-9 Gutmark, E., 7-AA-1, 36-PC-1, 63-AA-2, Hartsfield, C., 351-SATS-1, 505-SATS-3 Henry, E., 449-SD-16 Hopwood, J., 16-DE-1 260-FD-34, 292-AA-7, 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Hartwig, J., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Hensch, A., 268-GT-5 Horiuchi, T., 486-GNC-46 Guven, I., 112-STR-4, 157-MAT-4 Harursampath, D., 168-SD-5, 222-SD-7, Herges, T., 117-WE-2, 179-WE-3, 408-WE-8 Hornedo Rodriquez, E., 436-GTE-7 Guzik, S., 85-FD-10, 305-FD-40, 427-FD-54 282-SD-9 Herline, N., 214-MAT-6 Hornung, M., 95-INPSI-1, 170-SE-1, 240- Habashi, W., 20-FD-3, 229-TP-6 Harvazinski, M., 36-PC-1, 103-PC-8, 361- Hermanson, J., 210-HSABP-5, 370-FD-44 ACD-6 Hader, C., 19-FD-2 APA-36 Hernandez, J., 27-MAT-2, 318-MAT-8, Horton, B., 56-STR-2 Hadid, A., 146-FD-19 Harvey, C., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 319-MAT-9 Horvath, B., 472-ACD-12 Hadjiloizi, D., 111-STR-3 Harvey, J., 257-FD-31 Hernandez, S., 446-NDA-9 Hosangadi, P., 298-APA-34 Hadj-Moussa, F., 508-SD-19 Hasan, M., 144-FD-17 Hernandez Perez, F., 83-FD-8 Hosder, S., 136-APA-17, 481-FD-58 Hafsteinsson, H., 63-AA-2 Hasan, N., 189-APA-22 Herráez, M., 286-STR-10 Hoseini, H., 282-SD-9 Haftka, R., 215-MDO-5, 274-MDO-6, Hasanyan, A., 175-STR-6 Herrera, J., 343-UAS-8 Hoshyari, S., 305-FD-40 370-FD-44, 393-NDA-8, 499-NDA-10, Hascaryo, R., 253-EDU-3 Herrmann-Stanzel, R., 341-TP-8 Hosking, N., 282-SD-9 500-NDA-11 Hasegawa, M., 74-APA-9 Herzog, V., 170-SE-1 Hossain, M., 59-TP-2 Hageman, M., 492-INPSI-4 Hash, D., 58-TP-1 Hess, R., 131-AFM-6 Hosseini, S., 137-APA-18 Hager, W., 202-GNC-9 Hashemi, K., 151-GNC-7, 206-GNC-13, Hewson, W., 397-SD-14 Hostas, B., 434-GNC-41 Hahn, A., 30-MST-1 265-GNC-18, 376-GNC-30/IS-13 Hexner, G., 264-GNC-17 Hota, S., 380-GNC-34 Haidar, A., 508-SD-19 HASHIM, S., 162-PC-10 Heyne, J., 394-PC-19 Houba, T., 304-FD-39 Haideri, H., 343-UAS-8 Hashimoto, A., 84-FD-9, 189-APA-22, Hibbard, K., 310-GNC-25 Houpt, A., 165-PDL-5, 166-PDL-6, 244- Haimes, R., 324-MVC-5 258-FD-32 Hickson, M., 67-ACD-3 AMT-3, 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, Hajek, M., 312-GNC-27 Haskell, M., 25-ISC.TM-1 Hidalgo, V., 178-UAS-3, 230-UAS-4 269-HSABP-6 Hajj, M., 12-APA-3, 72-APA-7, 107-SD-4 Hassan, E., 258-FD-32, 270-HSABP-7 Higashi, J., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Housman, J., 187-APA-20, 477-APA-49 Halbe, O., 312-GNC-27 Hassan, M., 67-ACD-3 Higuera, B., 339-STR-13 Hovakimyan, N., 207-GNC-14 Haldar, A., 513-STR-22 Hassanalian, M., 191-ASC-4, 192-DE-4, Hilburger, M., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 How, J., 262-GNC-15/IS-6, 382-GNC-36 Hall, A., 77-ASC-2 332-SD-11, 367-EXPL-1, 496-MDO-13 Hill, M., 275-MST-10 Howell, K., 399-SFM-17 Hall, R., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Hassanpour, S., 331-SCS-6 Hiller, B., 68-AFM-3 Hoyt, R., 506-SCS-9 Hall, Z., 11-APA-2, 134-APA-15, 363-APA-38 Hassanzadeh, A., 61-WE-1 Hilton, H., 287-STR-11, 339-STR-13 Hristov, G., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Hallett, S., 175-STR-6 Haste, D., 170-SE-1, 316-IS-10 Himani, T., 447-SATS-2 Hrynuk, J., 141-FD-14 Hallion, R., 384-HIS-1 Hasti, V., 39-PC-4, 164-PC-12 Himmler, A., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Hsu, P., 243-AMT-2, 417-AMT-7/PC-24, Halls, B., 243-AMT-2, 482-FD-59 Hattori, Y., 292-AA-7 Hinckley, D., 274-MDO-6 474-AMT-9 Hallum, W., 278-PC-13 Hauptmann, T., 223-SD-8 Hines, G., 150-GNC-6 Hu, B., 156-IS-3 Hamada, D., 257-FD-31 Hayamizu, Y., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Hines, N., 139-DE-3 Hu, C., 108-SEN-2, 459-TFPC-5, 500- Hamada, N., 12-APA-3 Hayashi, A., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Hinkle, S., 473-AMT-8 NDA-11 Hamada, S., 9-AFM-2 Hayashi, K., 189-APA-22 Hinson, B., 420-APA-45 Hu, F., 239-AA-6 Hamann, C., 143-FD-16 Hayashi, T., 244-AMT-3 Hirai, T., 245-APA-24 Hu, H., 43-PDL-1, 115-TP-4, 165-PDL-5, Hamidani, A., 242-AFM-10 Hayek, M., 484-FD-61 Hirayama, T., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 179-WE-3 Hamilton, T., 459-TFPC-5 Hayes, D., 241-AFM-9 Hirt, S., 386-INPSI-2, 438-INPSI-3, Hu, S., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Hamlington, P., 145-FD-18 Hayhurst, K., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 492-INPSI-4 Hu, Y., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Hammer, P., 141-FD-14 Haynes, J., 491-GTE-9 Hirwani, V., 308-GNC-23 Hu, Z., 56-STR-2, 217-NDA-4, 446-NDA- Hammerton, J., 507-SD-18 Haynie, W., 400-STR-14 Hitt, D., 224-SFM-11, 274-MDO-6 9, 500-NDA-11 Han, C., 53-SFM-4, 452-SFM-20 Haywood, J., 200-FD-26 Ho, K., 174-SFM-10 Huan, X., 277-NDA-5 Han, D., 504-PDL-16 He, S., 496-MDO-13 Ho, S., 491-GTE-9 Huang, A., 83-FD-8 Han, J., 214-MAT-6 He, T., 507-SD-18 Hoagg, J., 432-GNC-39 Huang, C., 38-PC-3, 42-PC-6, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 278-PC-13 Han, M., 171-SEN-3 He, X., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 223-SD-8, 504- Hoang, T., 115-TP-4 Huang, D., 77-ASC-2, 398-SD-15, 457- Han, S., 222-SD-7 PDL-16 Hobbs, K., 455-SOF-4 STR-19 Han, X., 145-FD-18, 258-FD-32 He, Z., 491-GTE-9 Hoburg, W., 158-MDO-4 Huang, G., 283-SD-10 Han, Z., 136-APA-17, 192-DE-4 Heald, J., 281-SCS-5 Hochstein, J., 24-ISC.MS-1 Huang, H., 495-MAT-12 Hang, X., 282-SD-9 Hearn, T., 438-INPSI-3 Hodges, D., 168-SD-5, 282-SD-9 Huang, J., 81-FD-6 scitech.aiaa.org 197 Author and Session Chair Index

Huang, M., 166-PDL-6 Ito, Y., 182-AA-5, 245-APA-24, 294-APA-30 Jiang, S., 281-SCS-5 Kaiser, B., 230-UAS-4 Huang, S., 516-UAS-13 Itoh, E., 381-GNC-35 Jiang, W., 142-FD-15 Kajfez, R., 193-EDU-2 Huang, T., 516-UAS-13 Iungo, G., 179-WE-3, 461-WE-9 Jiang, X., 173-SFM-9, 307-GNC-22 Kakkuth Puthenveettil, S., 92-GTE-3 Huang, X., 135-APA-16 Iwahori, Y., 318-MAT-8 Jiao, Q., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Kakumanu, N., 87-FD-12 Huang, Y., 332-SD-11 Iwamoto, K., 341-TP-8 Jimenez, J., 297-APA-33 Kaler, Z., 182-AA-5 Huang, Z., 207-GNC-14, 369-FD-43 Iyengar, S., 405-TP-10 Jimenez-Garcia, A., 71-APA-6 Kalinowski, W., 447-SATS-2 Hudson, A., 367-EXPL-1 Jabbar, H., 427-FD-54 Jin, H., 97-MST-5 Kallas, D., 472-ACD-12 Hudson, J., 52-SFM-3, 225-SFM-12 Jaberi, F., 85-FD-10 Jirasek, A., 186-APA-19, 361-APA-36 Kallou, E., 139-DE-3 Huf, R., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 383-GTE- Jack, D., 460-UAS-11 Jo, E., 318-MAT-8 Kalvakala, K., 502-PC-21 6/PGC-6 Jackson, C., 83-FD-8 Joarder, R., 165-PDL-5 Kamal, A., 240-ACD-6 Hughes, K., 370-FD-44 Jackson, J., 206-GNC-13 Joe, W., 73-APA-8 Kambampati, S., 29-MDO-2, 496-MDO-13 Huh, J., 146-FD-19, 297-APA-33 Jacob, J., 230-UAS-4, 367-EXPL-1, 501- Joglekar, S., 112-STR-4 Kameda, M., 258-FD-32 Hultmark, M., 164-PC-12 OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 John, A., 32-MST-3 Kamenetskiy, D., 159-MVC-2, 216-MVC- Humbert, S., 313-GNC-28 Jacobs, G., 403-TES-3, 515-TES-4 Johnsen, E., 259-FD-33 3, 261-FD-35, 294-APA-30 Humble, J., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Jacobsohn, G., 482-FD-59 Johnson, B., 150-GNC-6 Kamezawa, H., 59-TP-2 Humi, M., 54-SFM-5 Jacobson, K., 28-MDO-1 Johnson, C., 68-AFM-3 Kaminski, M., 408-WE-8 Hummer, C., 132-APA-13 Jacuzzi, E., 137-APA-18 Johnson, D., 48-SD-2 Kammer, D., 446-NDA-9 Humphreys, L., 328-PC-17 Jadon, A., 407-UAS-9 Johnson, E., 149-GNC-5, 306-GNC-21/ Kamphuis, M., 515-TES-4 Hunsaker, D., 248-APA-27, 296-APA-32, Jafer, S., 97-MST-5, 98-MST-6, 323-MST- IS-9, 343-UAS-8, 380-GNC-34, 431- Kancherla, R., 491-GTE-9 298-APA-34 12, 467-MST-16 GNC-38, 439-IS-17/UAS-10, 440-MAT- Kaneshige, J., 89-GNC-2 Hunt, R., 385-HSABP-9 Jagannath, R., 218-PDL-7 11/STR-17, 460-UAS-11, 486-GNC-46 Kang, C., 9-AFM-2, 13-APA-4, 64-AA-3, Hunter, P., 426-FD-53 Jah, M., 110-SFM-7, 453-SFM-21 Johnson, K., 302-FD-37, 509-SFM-24 257-FD-31 Huntsberger, T., 455-SOF-4 Jahan, S., 319-MAT-9 Johnson, P., 259-FD-33 Kang, K., 385-HSABP-9 Hunziker, K., 401-STR-15 Jahangir, I., 513-STR-22 Johnson, R., 36-PC-1, 152-GT-3, 292-AA- Kangle, S., 162-PC-10 Hurst, T., 444-MST-14, 498-MST-18 Jahn, I., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 7, 295-APA-31 Kania, R., 500-NDA-11 Hurtado, J., 109-SFM-6, 171-SEN-3 Jain, R., 10-APA-1, 71-APA-6, 116-UAS-2, Johnson, S., 170-SE-1, 295-APA-31, 480- Kanner, S., 231-WE-4, 290-WE-6 Hussaini, M., 134-APA-15, 145-FD-18 146-FD-19, 418-APA-43 APA-52 Kanno, S., 104-PDL-4 Hussein, A., 12-APA-3, 72-APA-7 Jain, S., 394-PC-19, 403-TES-3 Johnson, W., 9-AFM-2, 431-GNC-38 Kao, D., 276-MVC-4 Hussein, I., 110-SFM-7, 452-SFM-20, Jakeman, J., 277-NDA-5 Johnston, G., 269-HSABP-6 Kapania, R., 287-STR-11, 457-STR-19, 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 Jakubinek, M., 273-MAT-7 Joiner, J., 182-AA-5 496-MDO-13, 513-STR-22 Hussien, M., 515-TES-4 Jambunathan, R., 114-TP-3, 303-FD-38/ Jolly, B., 241-AFM-9 Kapteijn, K., 488-GT-6 Huynh, D., 412-ACD-7 PDL-12 Jones, A., 72-APA-7, 87-FD-12, 141-FD-14 Kapteyn, M., 160-NDA-3 Huynh, L., 25-ISC.TM-1 James, S., 159-MVC-2 Jones, D., 111-STR-3, 397-SD-14 Karaca, H., 101-MST-9 Hwang, I., 23-IS-2, 267-GNC-20 Jamil, M., 374-FD-48 Jones, G., 268-GT-5, 473-AMT-8 Karaman, S., 296-APA-32 Hwang, J., 158-MDO-4, 320-MDO-7, Jamoom, M., 460-UAS-11 Jones, H., 313-GNC-28 Karásek, M., 130-AFM-5, 497-MST-17 390-MDO-9 Janakiraman, V., 388-IS-15 Jones, M., 32-MST-3 Karashin, M., 264-GNC-17 Hwang, M., 456-STR-18 Jang, D., 212-IS-5, 516-UAS-13 Jones, S., 65-ACD-1 Karimi, R., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Hwang, S., 493-IS-18 Jangda, M., 330-PDL-13 Jones, W., 34-MVC-1, 216-MVC-3 Karlgaard, C., 8-AFM-1, 68-AFM-3 Hyde, R., 272-IS-7 Jans, E., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6 Jonkman, J., 117-WE-2, 408-WE-8 Karmakar, S., 162-PC-10 Hypes, A., 380-GNC-34 Jansen, E., 175-STR-6, 513-STR-22 Jonsson, E., 496-MDO-13 Karman, S., 84-FD-9, 159-MVC-2, 305- Hyun, J., 509-SFM-24 Jansen, K., 294-APA-30 Joo, J., 248-APA-27, 298-APA-34, 371- FD-40 Iaccarino, G., 65-ACD-1, 500-NDA-11 Jansen, P., 415-AFM-12 FD-45 Karnam, A., 7-AA-1, 63-AA-2 Iarve, E., 176-STR-7 Jaravel, T., 395-PC-20 Joos, A., 379-GNC-33 Karniadakis, G., 277-NDA-5 Ibanez, D., 261-FD-35 Jardines, A., 394-PC-19 Jorgens, C., 152-GT-3 Karpel, M., 169-SD-6 Ihme, M., 83-FD-8, 103-PC-8, 143-FD-16, Jarman, L., 398-SD-15 Joseph, A., 176-STR-7, 228-STR-9 Karpuk, S., 412-ACD-7 395-PC-20, 425-FD-52, 482-FD-59 Jarrett, J., 160-NDA-3 Joseph, N., 47-SD-1, 169-SD-6 Kartha, A., 103-PC-8 Illingworth, S., 369-FD-43 Jasa, J., 320-MDO-7, 392-NDA-7 Joshi, N., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Kasahara, H., 14-APA-5 Im, H., 40-PC-7, 83-FD-8 Jasak, H., 199-FD-25 Josyula, E., 93-CPS-1, 229-TP-6 Kashani-Pour, A., 284-SE-2 Im, S., 385-HSABP-9 Jauregui, D., 486-GNC-46 Jouannet, C., 412-ACD-7 Kashi, A., 146-FD-19 IMAEDA, H., 142-FD-15 Javed, A., 153-GTE-4, 374-FD-48 Jouhaud, J., 441-MDO-11 Kashiwagi, M., 112-STR-4 Imamura, T., 136-APA-17 Jaworski, J., 117-WE-2 Jourdaine, N., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Kashiwagura, Y., 442-MDO-12 Imamura, Y., 43-PDL-1 Jayakody, N., 138-ASC-3 Jozeﬁk, Z., 20-FD-3, 361-APA-36, 498- Kashiyama, R., 281-SCS-5 Imken, T., 226-SFM-13 Jayanath, S., 26-MAT-1 MST-18 Kasnakoglu, C., 203-GNC-10 Imlay, S., 276-MVC-4 Jayaraman, B., 10-APA-1, 289-UAS-6 Ju, G., 505-SATS-3 Kassapoglou, C., 56-STR-2, 384-HIS-1 Ims, J., 198-FD-24 Jean, I., 224-SFM-11 Ju, L., 84-FD-9 Kastengren, A., 370-FD-44, 482-FD-59 Inalhan, G., 378-GNC-32, 380-GNC-34, Jean Marc, W., 64-AA-3 Ju, Y., 162-PC-10, 218-PDL-7, 280-PDL-11, Kaszeta, R., 314-GTE-5 434-GNC-41 Jee, C., 95-INPSI-1 394-PC-19, 502-PC-21 Kaszynski, A., 449-SD-16 Inci, H., 513-STR-22 Jee, S., 364-APA-39, 371-FD-45, 418- Juang, J., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 Kato, K., 32-MST-3 Inclan, E., 49-SEN-1 APA-43 Juarez, P., 319-MAT-9 Katoh, H., 318-MAT-8 Ingham, J., 472-ACD-12 Jeferies, R., 473-AMT-8 Julian, K., 379-GNC-33 Katta, V., 340-TES-1, 502-PC-21 Ingham, M., 284-SE-2 Jekel, C., 393-NDA-8 Juliano, T., 19-FD-2, 256-FD-30 Kaufman, J., 47-SD-1, 77-ASC-2, 106- Innocenti, G., 148-GNC-4 Jemcov, A., 21-GTE-1, 61-WE-1, 484-FD-61 Jump, C., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 SD-3, 251-ASC-5 Inoue, T., 115-TP-4 Jemison, M., 361-APA-36 Jumper, E., 21-GTE-1, 219-PDL-8, 475- Kaur, C., 13-APA-4 Inoyama, D., 106-SD-3 Jenkins, T., 474-AMT-9 APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Kawabata, N., 331-SCS-6 Iovnovich, M., 169-SD-6 Jennette, T., 182-AA-5 Jung, S., 146-FD-19, 380-GNC-34, 408- Kawaguchi, J., 52-SFM-3, 225-SFM-12 Ippolito, C., 443-MST-13 Jensen, J., 245-APA-24, 477-APA-49 WE-8, 493-IS-18 Kawaguchi, S., 162-PC-10 Iqbal, J., 401-STR-15 Jeon, S., 506-SCS-9 Jung, Y., 246-APA-25 Kawai, S., 200-FD-26, 374-FD-48, 475- Irmak, F., 27-MAT-2 Jeong, S., 213-MAT-5 Junkins, J., 510-SFM-25 APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Isaac, B., 392-NDA-7, 441-MDO-11 Jerath, K., 289-UAS-6 Jurado, P., 509-SFM-24 Kawai, Y., 203-GNC-10 Isaenkov, Y., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Jeung, I., 505-SATS-3 Jurkovich, M., 132-APA-13 Kawakami, T., 177-TP-5 Isbell, J., 486-GNC-46 Jewell, J., 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 Justusson, B., 175-STR-6, 401-STR-15 Kawakatsu, Y., 334-SFM-14, 399-SFM-17 Ishida, H., 225-SFM-12 Jha, P., 61-WE-1, 117-WE-2 Jutte, C., 507-SD-18 Kawashima, E., 182-AA-5 Ishida, T., 182-AA-5, 189-APA-22, 247- Jha, R., 138-ASC-3 Kächele, T., 95-INPSI-1 Kawashima, R., 45-PDL-3, 504-PDL-16 APA-26 Ji, W., 318-MAT-8, 389-MAT-10 Kaderka, J., 284-SE-2 Kawazoe, S., 497-MST-17 Ishida, Y., 341-TP-8 Ji, X., 51-SFM-2 Kadioglu, F., 55-STR-1, 56-STR-2, 344- Kaya, M., 344-WE-7, 420-APA-45 Ishihama, N., 444-MST-14 Jia, F., 198-FD-24 WE-7, 420-APA-45 Kayama, Y., 334-SFM-14 Ishimura, K., 281-SCS-5 Jiang, C., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 Kafka, C., 407-UAS-9 Kaynak, U., 203-GNC-10 Isnardi, I., 148-GNC-4 Jiang, J., 450-SD-17 Kageyama, K., 30-MST-1 Kayran, A., 287-STR-11, 290-WE-6, 333- Isola, D., 20-FD-3, 229-TP-6 Jiang, L., 482-FD-59 Kahn, A., 240-ACD-6 SD-12, 479-APA-51, 513-STR-22 Isoshima, N., 276-MVC-4 Jiang, N., 40-PC-7, 417-AMT-7/PC-24, KAI, D., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Kazanskii, P., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 Issac, Y., 415-AFM-12 474-AMT-9, 499-NDA-10 Kailasanath, K., 7-AA-1, 36-PC-1, 63-AA- Kazarin, P., 298-APA-34, 412-ACD-7 2, 292-AA-7 198 scitech.aiaa.org Author and Session Chair Index

Kazarina, M., 298-APA-34 PC-22/AMT-10 Komuro, A., 104-PDL-4 Kunz, D., 242-AFM-10, 439-IS-17/UAS-10 Kazmierczak, E., 510-SFM-25 Kimber, A., 5-ISC.UG-1 Konagaya, R., 162-PC-10 Kurane, K., 478-APA-50 Keane, C., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Kimmel, R., 11-APA-2, 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 Kondoh, Y., 444-MST-14 Kurdila, A., 497-MST-17 Kearney, M., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 King, J., 195-FD-21, 214-MAT-6 Konduri, A., 395-PC-20 Kurien, M., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Kearney, S., 243-AMT-2 King, L., 407-UAS-9 Kong, L., 183-ACD-5 Kurita, M., 200-FD-26 Kearsley, A., 217-NDA-4 King, R., 461-WE-9 Kong, Y., 185-AFM-8 Kurosaka, M., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Keating, D., 101-MST-9, 444-MST-14 Kingry, N., 379-GNC-33 Konig, B., 294-APA-30 Kurt, A., 455-SOF-4 Kebbie-Anthony, A., 445-MST-15, 500- Kinney, T., 122-FD-13, 398-SD-15 König, V., 115-TP-4 Kurth, S., 143-FD-16 NDA-11 Kipouros, T., 28-MDO-1, 96-MDO-3 Konishi, S., 244-AMT-3 Kutay, A., 101-MST-9 Kecskemety, K., 179-WE-3, 193-EDU-2 Kirby, A., 61-WE-1, 276-MVC-4 Konishi, Y., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Kuwik, B., 137-APA-18, 240-ACD-6 Kefal, A., 338-STR-12 Kirby, M., 64-AA-3 Konopka, M., 425-FD-52 Kuya, Y., 374-FD-48 Kekus, P., 14-APA-5 Kirby, R., 5-ISC.UG-1 Kontis, K., 420-APA-45, 476-APA-48 Kwan, H., 284-SE-2 Kellar, W., 350-MVC-6 Kirby, S., 364-APA-39 Kontogiannis, S., 28-MDO-1, 96-MDO-3 Kwok, K., 221-SCS-4 Keller, C., 107-SD-4 Kiris, C., 12-APA-3, 187-APA-20, 442- Koo, J., 26-MAT-1, 27-MAT-2, 318-MAT-8, Kwon, C., 23-IS-2 Keller, D., 420-APA-45 MDO-12, 476-APA-48, 477-APA-49 498-MST-18 Kwon, K., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Kelly, P., 367-EXPL-1 Kirk, D., 52-SFM-3 Koochesfahani, M., 141-FD-14 Kwon, O., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Kelly, R., 484-FD-61 Kirk, L., 19-FD-2 Koontz, E., 402-STR-16, 458-STR-20 La, S., 73-APA-8 Kelzenberg, M., 506-SCS-9 Kirschen, P., 158-MDO-4 Koppitz, P., 242-AFM-10 Labban, S., 495-MAT-12 Kemper, J., 415-AFM-12 Kitson, R., 283-SD-10 Kopriva, J., 198-FD-24 Lackner, M., 461-WE-9 Kenesei, P., 318-MAT-8 Kiviaho, J., 28-MDO-1 Kosel, T., 116-UAS-2 Ladeinde, F., 270-HSABP-7 Kennedy, G., 28-MDO-1, 158-MDO-4, Klaus-Dieter, T., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Kosmatka, J., 106-SD-3 Lafage, R., 158-MDO-4 320-MDO-7 Klavers, R., 382-GNC-36 Kota, A., 115-TP-4 Laﬂamme, S., 108-SEN-2 Kennedy, R., 426-FD-53, 483-FD-60 Klein, C., 71-APA-6, 244-AMT-3, 249- Koteshwara, M., 513-STR-22 Lai, F., 59-TP-2 Kennelly, B., 129-ACD-4 APA-28/FD-27, 268-GT-5, 293-AMT-4 Kothari, M., 108-SEN-2, 131-AFM-6, Laipert, F., 226-SFM-13 Kenner, W., 457-STR-19 Kleinke, S., 16-DE-1 212-IS-5, 379-GNC-33, 415-AFM-12, Lake, T., 76-APA-11 Kent, J., 110-SFM-7, 453-SFM-21 Klimek-McDonald, D., 214-MAT-6 432-GNC-39 Lakebrink, M., 299-APA-35/FD-36 Kenway, G., 442-MDO-12 Kliment, L., 512-STR-21 Koukpaizan, N., 98-MST-6 Lakshminarayan, V., 10-APA-1, 361-APA-36 Kercher, A., 36-PC-1, 292-AA-7 Klyde, D., 69-AFM-4, 241-AFM-9, 348- Kourbatski, K., 128-AA-4 Lam, R., 392-NDA-7 Kerho, M., 476-APA-48 AFM-11, 434-GNC-41, 497-MST-17 Kouri, D., 500-NDA-11 Lam, T., 50-SFM-1 Kern, Z., 184-AFM-7 Knapp, M., 130-AFM-5 Kourtzanidis, K., 104-PDL-4, 504-PDL-16 Lamberson, S., 132-APA-13 Keshavan, J., 313-GNC-28 Knight, C., 457-STR-19 Kousaka, D., 281-SCS-5 Lamioni, R., 80-FD-5 Kessler, D., 342-TP-9 Knight, D., 330-PDL-13, 424-FD-51 Kowalchuk, S., 32-MST-3, 101-MST-9, Lampton, A., 22-IS-1, 23-IS-2 Kessler, S., 138-ASC-3 Knio, O., 277-NDA-5 264-GNC-17 Lan, L., 281-SCS-5 Key, N., 21-GTE-1 Knisely, A., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Koyuncu, E., 101-MST-9 Landau, D., 50-SFM-1, 334-SFM-14 Khaled, A., 478-APA-50 Knisely, C., 483-FD-60 Koziel, S., 248-APA-27, 441-MDO-11 Landier, S., 350-MVC-6 Khalil, E., 515-TES-4 Knoblauch, E., 275-MST-10 Krakos, J., 159-MVC-2, 261-FD-35, 294- Landrum, D., 9-AFM-2, 13-APA-4, 257- Khalili, A., 138-ASC-3 Knoth, P., 176-STR-7, 228-STR-9 APA-30 FD-31 Khamlaj, T., 232-WE-5 Knowlen, C., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 327- Kratzer, K., 310-GNC-25 Lang, A., 257-FD-31 Khamvilai, T., 486-GNC-46 PC-16/PGC-5 Krebill, A., 295-APA-31 Lang, X., 203-GNC-10 Khan, A., 67-ACD-3, 389-MAT-10 Knowles, J., 207-GNC-14 Kreeger, R., 248-APA-27 Lange, E., 82-FD-7, 143-FD-16 Khan, M., 515-TES-4 Knust, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Kreth, P., 197-FD-23, 260-FD-34 Langelaan, J., 431-GNC-38 Khan, O., 14-APA-5, 72-APA-7, 314-GTE- Knutson, A., 86-FD-11 Krieg, A., 214-MAT-6 Langer, K., 57-SUR-1 5, 364-APA-39, 419-APA-44 Kobayashi, M., 321-MDO-8 Krimmelbein, N., 11-APA-2 Langlois, M., 245-APA-24 Khan, T., 14-APA-5, 364-APA-39, 477- Koch, H., 406-TP-11 Krishna, K., 91-GTE-2 Langston, J., 318-MAT-8, 498-MST-18 APA-49 Koch, J., 321-MDO-8, 332-SD-11 Krishnamurthi, J., 191-ASC-4 Lantoine, G., 510-SFM-25 Khandelwal, B., 340-TES-1 Kocheemoolayil, J., 187-APA-20 Krishnamurthy, S., 64-AA-3 Lantto, S., 322-MST-11 Khan Tareen, M., 314-GTE-5 Kochenderfer, M., 379-GNC-33, 431- Krishnamurthy, T., 160-NDA-3, 402-STR-16 Lantz, E., 232-WE-5 Khargonekar, P., 201-GNC-8/IS-4 GNC-38 Krishnan, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Lapenna, P., 80-FD-5 Khasin, M., 147-GNC-3 Kochersberger, K., 9-AFM-2, 139-DE-3 Krishna Prasad, A., 215-MDO-5 Laqua, K., 273-MAT-7 Khaware, A., 297-APA-33 Kocian, T., 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 Krishnaswamy, S., 267-GNC-20 Larabi, H., 115-TP-4 Kheirkhah, S., 164-PC-12 Kocsis, E., 223-SD-8 Kristensen, J., 215-MDO-5, 393-NDA-8 Larson, R., 116-UAS-2 Khine, Y., 93-CPS-1 Kodera, M., 210-HSABP-5 Krizmanic, J., 205-GNC-12 Larsson, J., 85-FD-10, 424-FD-51 Khoo, B., 36-PC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Koehler, E., 275-MST-10 Kroo, I., 185-AFM-8, 311-GNC-26, 434- Lartigue, G., 85-FD-10, 115-TP-4, 200- Khorasanizade, S., 257-FD-31 Koessler, J., 9-AFM-2 GNC-41 FD-26 Kianvashrad, N., 330-PDL-13, 424-FD-51 Koga, S., 200-FD-26 Krüger, H., 382-GNC-36 LaRue, R., 509-SFM-24 Kiefer, S., 448-SCS-8 Koh, C., 407-UAS-9 Krumbein, A., 11-APA-2 Laskowski, G., 198-FD-24, 484-FD-61 Kier, T., 507-SD-18 Kohlman, L., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Kruse, M., 11-APA-2, 133-APA-14 Lasky, I., 42-PC-6 Kiley, A., 449-SD-16 Koike, S., 424-FD-51 Krutyanskiy, E., 25-ISC.TM-1 Laten, J., 104-PDL-4 Kilian, T., 373-FD-47 Koike, T., 68-AFM-3 Kubo, D., 69-AFM-4 Lau, M., 497-MST-17 Kim, B., 213-MAT-5, 516-UAS-13 Koizumi, H., 45-PDL-3, 330-PDL-13 Kubota, K., 14-APA-5 Lauf, R., 289-UAS-6 Kim, C., 134-APA-15 Kojima, T., 134-APA-15, 437-HSABP-10/ Kuchar, R., 33-MST-4/SOF-1, 89-GNC-2 Laufer, M., 190-APA-23/FD-20 Kim, D., 214-MAT-6, 267-GNC-20, 351- PGC-7 Kudryavtsev, A., 350-MVC-6 Laughlin, T., 445-MST-15 SATS-1 Kojima, Y., 258-FD-32 Kuehl, J., 19-FD-2 Laurence, R., 363-APA-38 Kim, G., 509-SFM-24 Kokkada Ravindranath, P., 273-MAT-7 Kuester, M., 46-SAT-1, 371-FD-45 Laurence, S., 144-FD-17, 302-FD-37, Kim, H., 28-MDO-1, 107-SD-4, 158-MDO- Kokkinakis, I., 424-FD-51, 428-FD-55 Kukreti, S., 493-IS-18 426-FD-53, 483-FD-60 4, 169-SD-6, 308-GNC-23, 320-MDO- Koklu, M., 299-APA-35/FD-36, 421-APA- Kukshinova, I., 95-INPSI-1 Laurendeau, E., 248-APA-27, 428-FD-55 7, 364-APA-39, 372-FD-46/PDL-14, 46/FD-50 Kulkarni, C., 147-GNC-3, 316-IS-10, 317- Laurent-Varin, J., 172-SFM-8 389-MAT-10, 456-STR-18, 496-MDO-13, Kokmanian, K., 164-PC-12 IS-11 Laux, C., 58-TP-1, 114-TP-3, 166-PDL-6, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Kolaei, A., 365-APA-41, 479-APA-51 Kulkarni, M., 52-SFM-3 218-PDL-7, 429-FD-56 Kim, J., 134-APA-15, 364-APA-39, 471- Kolbakir, C., 43-PDL-1 Kumar, A., 13-APA-4, 184-AFM-7 Lavagna, M., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 ACD-11/TFPC-6 Kolhe, P., 424-FD-51 Kumar, D., 107-SD-4 Lavin, T., 415-AFM-12 Kim, K., 134-APA-15, 146-FD-19, 372-FD- Kolla, H., 395-PC-20 Kumar, G., 21-GTE-1, 39-PC-4, 164-PC- Lavoie, P., 190-APA-23/FD-20 46/PDL-14 Kolmanovsky, I., 53-SFM-4, 510-SFM-25 12, 329-PC-18 Lavretsky, E., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 376- Kim, N., 102-NDA-2, 138-ASC-3, 215- Kolonay, R., 457-STR-19 Kumar, M., 267-GNC-20, 493-IS-18 GNC-30/IS-13 MDO-5, 274-MDO-6, 370-FD-44, 393- Kolosa, D., 225-SFM-12 Kumar, P., 308-GNC-23 Lazzara, D., 158-MDO-4 NDA-8, 499-NDA-10 Komadina, S., 129-ACD-4 Kumar, R., 63-AA-2, 70-AMT-1/GT-8, Leal, P., 191-ASC-4, 493-IS-18 Kim, S., 146-FD-19, 160-NDA-3, 230- Komatsu, T., 14-APA-5 75-APA-10/FD-4, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Leao, S., 214-MAT-6 UAS-4, 393-NDA-8, 505-SATS-3 Kominsky, D., 367-EXPL-1 112-STR-4, 152-GT-3, 195-FD-21, 340- Lear, M., 300-ASC-6 Kim, T., 169-SD-6, 393-NDA-8, 503-PC- Komives, J., 260-FD-34, 304-FD-39 TES-1, 364-APA-39 LeBeau, R., 104-PDL-4, 253-EDU-3 22/AMT-10 Komurasaki, K., 45-PDL-3, 330-PDL-13, Kumar, S., 63-AA-2, 484-FD-61 Leben, L., 56-STR-2 Kim, Y., 44-PDL-2, 204-GNC-11, 213- 504-PDL-16 Kumar, V., 374-FD-48 Lebkuchen, H., 450-SD-17 MAT-5, 264-GNC-17, 456-STR-18, 503- Kuntz, D., 288-TP-7 scitech.aiaa.org 199 Author and Session Chair Index

LeBlanc, B., 290-WE-6, 408-WE-8 408-WE-8 FD-35, 309-GNC-24, 325-NDA-6, 389- Lyu, Y., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 485-GNC- Le Clainche, S., 61-WE-1, 197-FD-23 Li, Y., 278-PC-13, 287-STR-11, 446-NDA- MAT-10, 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 45/SFM-23 Leclerc, C., 167-SCS-3, 506-SCS-9 9, 459-TFPC-5, 499-NDA-10 Liu, Z., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 106-SD-3, Lyubimov, D., 95-INPSI-1 Lee, A., 221-SCS-4, 487-GNC-47 Li, Z., 21-GTE-1 276-MVC-4 M.Sucheendran, M., 332-SD-11, 415- Lee, C., 222-SD-7 Liang, C., 259-FD-33 Livescu, D., 85-FD-10 AFM-12 Lee, D., 230-UAS-4, 241-AFM-9, 292- Liang, J., 382-GNC-36 Lo, M., 399-SFM-17 Ma, K., 155-HSABP-3 AA-7, 380-GNC-34, 417-AMT-7/PC-24, Liang, T., 287-STR-11 Lobão Capucho Coelho, E., 182-AA-5 Ma, L., 115-TP-4 447-SATS-2 Liaño, G., 297-APA-33 Lobato, A., 379-GNC-33 Ma, O., 379-GNC-33, 382-GNC-36 Lee, G., 393-NDA-8 Liberatore, F., 491-GTE-9 Löbl, D., 381-GNC-35 Ma, P., 103-PC-8, 143-FD-16, 395-PC-20, Lee, H., 380-GNC-34, 493-IS-18 Libine, S., 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Lobo, M., 514-STR-23 425-FD-52 Lee, J., 23-IS-2, 204-GNC-11, 308-GNC- Lieber, D., 270-HSABP-7 LoCurto, A., 359-AMT-5 Maadani, M., 148-GNC-4, 262-GNC-15/IS-6 23, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4, 493-IS-18 Lienard, C., 344-WE-7 Logan, M., 60-UAS-1, 240-ACD-6, 407- Maatz, I., 152-GT-3 Lee, K., 160-NDA-3, 205-GNC-12, 224- Lietz, C., 20-FD-3, 209-HSABP-4/PGC- UAS-9 Mabson, G., 514-STR-23 SFM-11, 312-GNC-27, 451-SFM-19 4, 361-APA-36 Lohan, D., 192-DE-4 Macchiarella, N., 97-MST-5, 98-MST-6, Lee, R., 444-MST-14 Lieuwen, T., 144-FD-17, 278-PC-13, 329- Lohner, R., 84-FD-9, 374-FD-48 443-MST-13 Lee, S., 137-APA-18, 224-SFM-11, 240- PC-18, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Lombaerts, T., 89-GNC-2 Macdonald, R., 58-TP-1, 288-TP-7 ACD-6, 264-GNC-17, 297-APA-33, Lightsey, E., 447-SATS-2, 489-GT-7 London Guedes, P., 472-ACD-12 Macheret, S., 44-PDL-2, 104-PDL-4 318-MAT-8, 480-APA-52, 486-GNC-46, Liguore, S., 175-STR-6, 508-SD-19 Lone, M., 100-MST-8, 185-AFM-8, 241- Mackey, C., 276-MVC-4 505-SATS-3 Lilley, A., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 AFM-9, 247-APA-26, 397-SD-14 Mackintosh, C., 324-MVC-5 Lee, T., 130-AFM-5, 269-HSABP-6, Lim, D., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3 Long, J., 309-GNC-24 MacLean, M., 86-FD-11 315-HSABP-8, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Lim, H., 213-MAT-5 Long, T., 433-GNC-40, 442-MDO-12 Maddock, C., 54-SFM-5 Lee, W., 490-GTE-8 Lima Pereira, L., 182-AA-5 Long, Y., 43-PDL-1 Madenci, E., 286-STR-10, 338-STR-12 Lee, Y., 441-MDO-11, 456-STR-18 Lin, B., 5-ISC.UG-1 Longman, R., 51-SFM-2 Mader, C., 29-MDO-2, 496-MDO-13 Legrand, N., 85-FD-10 Lin, J., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Looye, G., 89-GNC-2, 151-GNC-7 Madni, A., 317-IS-11 Lehmitz, M., 351-SATS-1 Lin, K., 163-PC-11, 370-FD-44, 482-FD- Loparo, Z., 37-PC-2, 38-PC-3 Madsen, H., 231-WE-4 Lehnen, J., 25-ISC.TM-1 59, 514-STR-23 Lopes, C., 286-STR-10 Maeng, J., 199-FD-25 Leibowitz, M., 406-TP-11 Lin, P., 459-TFPC-5 López, C., 446-NDA-9 Maghsoudi, E., 332-SD-11 Leidy, A., 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 Lin, R., 371-FD-45 Lopez, J., 343-UAS-8 Maghsoudy-Louyeh, S., 402-STR-16 Leifsson, L., 248-APA-27, 441-MDO-11, Lin, S., 175-STR-6 Lopez, M., 373-FD-47 Magree, D., 486-GNC-46 442-MDO-12 Linares, R., 51-SFM-2, 116-UAS-2, 454- Lopez Jimenez, F., 105-SCS-2 Magstadt, A., 18-FD-1, 411-AA-8 Leinemann, M., 81-FD-6 SFM-22/GNC-43 Lopez Matos, G., 100-MST-8, 241-AFM-9 Mahadevan, S., 217-NDA-4, 446-NDA-9, Leite, H., 244-AMT-3 Lind, R., 204-GNC-11, 241-AFM-9 Lopp, G., 77-ASC-2 498-MST-18 Leiweke, R., 269-HSABP-6 Lindberg, R., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Lorda, L., 172-SFM-8 Mahapatra, D., 484-FD-61 Lele, S., 179-WE-3 Lindblad, D., 239-AA-6 Lorenz, R., 310-GNC-25 Mahat, S., 116-UAS-2 Le Maître, O., 277-NDA-5 Lindell, M., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 Losacco, M., 174-SFM-10 Maheshwari, A., 284-SE-2 Lemal, A., 177-TP-5 Lindo, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Loseille, A., 216-MVC-3, 276-MVC-4 Mahler Roybal, M., 112-STR-4 Lemcherﬁ, A., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Lindörfer, S., 86-FD-11, 197-FD-23 Loth, E., 72-APA-7, 290-WE-6, Mahmood, O., 297-APA-33 Leng, Y., 21-GTE-1 Linehan, T., 257-FD-31 386-INPSI-2, 408-WE-8, 492-INPSI-4 Maiaru, M., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Lennie, M., 232-WE-5, 344-WE-7 Linford, J., 187-APA-20 Lou, F., 21-GTE-1 Maines, B., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 137-APA- Leon, B., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Ling, Y., 215-MDO-5, 325-NDA-6, 393- Lou, J., 199-FD-25, 484-FD-61 18, 200-FD-26 Leonard, M., 385-HSABP-9 NDA-8 Louisos, W., 224-SFM-11 Maity, A., 171-SEN-3 Leone, F., 338-STR-12 Lingenfelter, A., 57-SUR-1, 113-SUR-2/ Loupy, G., 364-APA-39 Majji, M., 109-SFM-6 Leonhardt, B., 130-AFM-5 MAT-3/STR-5 Love, N., 340-TES-1, 515-TES-4 Mak, S., 278-PC-13 Leonov, B., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 Lingren, J., 385-HSABP-9 Lovejoy, A., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 Makarov, A., 492-INPSI-4 Leonov, S., 165-PDL-5, 166-PDL-6, 220- Lio, K., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Lovelace, R., 150-GNC-6 Makeev, A., 176-STR-7 PDL-9, 244-AMT-3, 269-HSABP-6, Liotta, A., 214-MAT-6 Lovell, T., 110-SFM-7 Makhija, D., 139-DE-3 280-PDL-11, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Lisco, B., 27-MAT-2 Lowe, A., 328-PC-17 Maki, J., 9-AFM-2 Lepikhin, N., 45-PDL-3 Litt, J., 95-INPSI-1, 275-MST-10, 430- Lowe, K., 344-WE-7, 373-FD-47, 416- Makihara, K., 450-SD-17 Le Provost, M., 75-APA-10/FD-4 GNC-37/IS-16 AMT-6 Makino, S., 134-APA-15 Lerro, A., 32-MST-3 Little, J., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, Lowenberg, M., 185-AFM-8, 397-SD-14 Makkapati, V., 486-GNC-46 Lesieutre, G., 106-SD-3, 167-SCS-3 299-APA-35/FD-36, 366-APA-42/FD- Lowry, M., 387-IS-14 Maldonado, C., 219-PDL-8 Letizia, S., 461-WE-9 42, 421-APA-46/FD-50, 424-FD-51, Loyer, B., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Malekpour, M., 422-CMS-1 Levedahl, B., 506-SCS-9 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15, 481-FD-58 Lu, F., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Maley, J., 387-IS-14 Lever, E., 389-MAT-10 Littrell, D., 370-FD-44 Lu, H., 69-AFM-4, 273-MAT-7 Malhotra, V., 326-PC-15 Levin, D., 114-TP-3, 288-TP-7, 303-FD- Liu, B., 52-SFM-3, 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/ Lu, P., 150-GNC-6, 263-GNC-16 Malik, A., 300-ASC-6 38/PDL-12, 405-TP-10, 447-SATS-2 STR-5, 461-WE-9 Lu, Q., 491-GTE-9 Malik, M., 187-APA-20 Lewalle, J., 18-FD-1, 411-AA-8, 436-GTE-7 Liu, C., 12-APA-3, 197-FD-23, 200-FD- Lu, X., 38-PC-3 Malla, B., 260-FD-34, 292-AA-7 Lewis, M., 421-APA-46/FD-50 26, 366-APA-42/FD-42, 457-STR-19 Lua, J., 228-STR-9, 286-STR-10, 287- Malla, R., 333-SD-12 Lewis, W., 359-AMT-5 Liu, D., 57-SUR-1, 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/ STR-11, 338-STR-12 Malladi, B., 148-GNC-4 Li, A., 231-WE-4 STR-5, 286-STR-10 Lucarelli, D., 225-SFM-12 Mallare, B., 49-SEN-1 Li, B., 443-MST-13 Liu, F., 43-PDL-1, 144-FD-17, 223-SD-8, Lucas, D., 513-STR-22 Mallikarachchi, H., 105-SCS-2 Li, D., 60-UAS-1, 108-SEN-2 303-FD-38/PDL-12, 366-APA-42/FD- Lucht, R., 243-AMT-2, 328-PC-17, 503- Malpica, C., 431-GNC-38 Li, F., 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 42, 411-AA-8 PC-22/AMT-10 Mamori, H., 292-AA-7, 420-APA-45 Li, H., 43-PDL-1, 107-SD-4, 165-PDL-5, Liu, G., 369-FD-43 Lucido, N., 489-GT-7 Manar, F., 72-APA-7 321-MDO-8 Liu, H., 60-UAS-1, 135-APA-16, 431-GNC- Ludescher, S., 229-TP-6 Mance, J., 474-AMT-9 Li, J., 36-PC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 38, 432-GNC-39, 433-GNC-40 Lueckhof, J., 13-APA-4 Mandic, M., 431-GNC-38 108-SEN-2, 144-FD-17, 155-HSABP-3, Liu, J., 292-AA-7 Lugo, R., 8-AFM-1 Mani, M., 245-APA-24, 299-APA-35/FD-36 320-MDO-7 Liu, K., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Lui, Y., 459-TFPC-5 Maniaci, D., 117-WE-2 Li, K., 433-GNC-40 Liu, L., 55-STR-1 Luitjens, J., 187-APA-20 Manias, D., 83-FD-8 Li, L., 36-PC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Liu, M., 23-IS-2, 52-SFM-3, 192-DE-4 Luke, E., 390-MDO-9 Mankbadi, R., 128-AA-4 199-FD-25, 407-UAS-9, 433-GNC-40, Liu, P., 142-FD-15, 188-APA-21, 189-APA- Lum, C., 116-UAS-2, 289-UAS-6, 407- Mann, T., 457-STR-19 22, 287-STR-11 442-MDO-12, 484-FD-61 UAS-9 Mannucci, T., 388-IS-15 Liu, Q., 38-PC-3, 144-FD-17, Li, M., 500-NDA-11 Lunghi, P., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Manoharan, K., 144-FD-17 269-HSABP-6, 278-PC-13, Li, N., 183-ACD-5 Luo, H., 146-FD-19, 199-FD-25, 425-FD- Manyam, S., 156-IS-3 315-HSABP-8 Li, P., 245-APA-24, 509-SFM-24 52, 484-FD-61 Mao, K., 488-GT-6 Liu, S., 39-PC-4, 108-SEN-2, 329-PC-18 Li, Q., 183-ACD-5, 185-AFM-8 Luo, L., 84-FD-9 Mao, X., 218-PDL-7, 280-PDL-11 Liu, T., 188-APA-21, 278-PC-13 Li, R., 214-MAT-6 Lv, Y., 83-FD-8, 103-PC-8 Maphey, S., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Liu, W., 480-APA-52 Li, S., 53-SFM-4, 84-FD-9 Lynch, E., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Maqsood, A., 314-GTE-5 Liu, X., 199-FD-25, 213-MAT-5, 259-FD- Li, T., 30-MST-1 Lynch, K., 82-FD-7, 359-AMT-5, 473- Marco, N., 304-FD-39 33, 374-FD-48, 473-AMT-8 Li, W., 28-MDO-1, 37-PC-2, AMT-8 Marcon, J., 324-MVC-5 270-HSABP-7 Liu, Y., 21-GTE-1, 43-PDL-1, 61-WE-1, Lynch, S., 82-FD-7, 143-FD-16 Marcum, D., 216-MVC-3 Li, X., 239-AA-6, 276-MVC-4, 328-PC-17, 102-NDA-2, 115-TP-4, 157-MAT-4, 261- Lyrintzis, A., 63-AA-2, 128-AA-4 200 scitech.aiaa.org Author and Session Chair Index

Marcus, E., 476-APA-48 McCarthy, M., 150-GNC-6 Mendez, J., 27-MAT-2, 199-FD-25 Misra, S., 212-IS-5 Marduel, T., 24-ISC.MS-1 McCarty, S., 334-SFM-14 Mendoza, J., 239-AA-6 Mitchell, D., 69-AFM-4 Marien, T., 65-ACD-1 McClearn, M., 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, Mendoza-Santos, P., 412-ACD-7 Mitikiri, Y., 207-GNC-14 Marineau, E., 19-FD-2, 81-FD-6, 416- 326-PC-15, 383-GTE-6/PGC-6, 489-GT-7 Meng, Q., 382-GNC-36 Mitsingas, C., 38-PC-3 AMT-6, 483-FD-60 McClure, P., 74-APA-9 Meng, X., 43-PDL-1, 144-FD-17, 165-PDL-5 Mittal, A., 61-WE-1 Mark, S., 8-AFM-1 McColl, D., 486-GNC-46 Meng, Y., 48-SD-2 Mittal, S., 323-MST-12 Marks, C., 490-GTE-8 McCrea, J., 505-SATS-3 Menga, E., 446-NDA-9 Miura, K., 112-STR-4 Marley, C., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1 McCrink, M., 64-AA-3, 178-UAS-3, 365- Mengshoel, O., 444-MST-14 Miyazaki, Y., 105-SCS-2, 281-SCS-5, 331- Marples, B., 248-APA-27 APA-41, 427-FD-54 Menon, A., 206-GNC-13 SCS-6, 449-SD-16, 497-MST-17 Marques, F., 107-SD-4, 283-SD-10 McCusker, A., 25-ISC.TM-1 Menon, S., 42-PC-6 Mizukaki, T., 419-APA-44 Marren, D., 90-GT-1, 123-GT-2 McDaniel, D., 10-APA-1, 132-APA-13 Menz, R., 27-MAT-2 Mizuno, Y., 86-FD-11 Marsilio, R., 386-INPSI-2 McDaniel, M., 363-APA-38 Mercier, R., 427-FD-54 Mo, J., 414-ACD-9 Martelli, E., 492-INPSI-4 McDonald, R., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Mercurio, M., 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 Moallemi, M., 323-MST-12 Marten, D., 61-WE-1, 290-WE-6, 344-WE-7 McDonnell, T., 29-MDO-2 Merkle, C., 278-PC-13 Mobertz, X., 31-MST-2 Martin, A., 341-TP-8, 406-TP-11 McDowell, W., 332-SD-11 Merrett, C., 223-SD-8 Mobrem, M., 98-MST-6, 105-SCS-2 Martin, C., 132-APA-13 McEachen, M., 448-SCS-8 Mersch, J., 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Moder, J., 394-PC-19 Martin, J., 295-APA-31 McEver, J., 211-ICC-1 Mes, J., 382-GNC-36 Moeller, T., 122-FD-13, 243-AMT-2, 504- Martin, K., 193-EDU-2, 334-SFM-14 McFarland, M., 307-GNC-22, 377-GNC- Mesbahi, M., 207-GNC-14 PDL-16 Martin, N., 341-TP-8 31/SFM-16, 435-GNC-42, 485-GNC- Mesmer, B., 158-MDO-4, 170-SE-1 Moens, F., 188-APA-21, 295-APA-31 Martin, R., 316-IS-10 45/SFM-23 Messele, M., 21-GTE-1 Moghadam, M., 380-GNC-34 Martin, S., 491-GTE-9 McGann, B., 269-HSABP-6, Meyer, S., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Mohaghegh, M., 514-STR-23 Martinez-Rubi, Y., 273-MAT-7 315-HSABP-8 Meyer, T., 243-AMT-2, 359-AMT-5, 482- Mohamed, A., 142-FD-15 Martin-Mur, T., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 McGee, T., 310-GNC-25 FD-59 Mohamed, H., 106-SD-3 Martins, B., 106-SD-3 McGhan, C., 387-IS-14 Meyer, V., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Mohamed Salleh, M., 516-UAS-13 Martins, J., 29-MDO-2, 96-MDO-3, 196- McGowan, D., 191-ASC-4 Meyers, J., 341-TP-8 Mohan, A., 249-APA-28/FD-27 FD-22, 320-MDO-7, 390-MDO-9, 392- McGowan, R., 314-GTE-5 Mian, Z., 67-ACD-3, 178-UAS-3 Mohlenbrink, C., 407-UAS-9 NDA-7, 496-MDO-13 McGrath, B., 189-APA-22, 477-APA-49 Michael, J., 243-AMT-2, 359-AMT-5, 417- Mohrmann, F., 323-MST-12 Martins, M., 214-MAT-6 McGuire, M., 114-TP-3, 334-SFM-14, AMT-7/PC-24 Mohseni, K., 20-FD-3, 69-AFM-4, 82-FD- Martos, B., 184-AFM-7 341-TP-8 Michael, N., 431-GNC-38 7, 207-GNC-14, 257-FD-31, 516-UAS-13 Marzano, A., 252-DE-5 McGuire, S., 58-TP-1, 114-TP-3 Michaels, D., 37-PC-2 Mokhtarpoor, R., 258-FD-32 Marzocca, P., 47-SD-1, 169-SD-6, 230- McInnes, C., 203-GNC-10 Michal, T., 34-MVC-1, 159-MVC-2, 216- Molina-Cristobal, A., 252-DE-5, 499- UAS-4, 240-ACD-6, 414-ACD-9 McKenna, C., 143-FD-16 MVC-3, 261-FD-35, 294-APA-30 NDA-10 Marzouk, Y., 277-NDA-5 McKenney, M., 319-MAT-9 Michel, B., 375-FD-49 Molitor, M., 401-STR-15 Mason, B., 458-STR-20 McKenzie, J., 473-AMT-8 Michielssen, J., 389-MAT-10 Moller, M., 25-ISC.TM-1 Masri, A., 328-PC-17 McKinney, K., 230-UAS-4 Michos, G., 290-WE-6 Momani, A., 31-MST-2 Massa, L., 280-PDL-11 McLaughlin, D., 63-AA-2 Micol, J., 90-GT-1 Moncayo, H., 343-UAS-8 Massari, M., 93-CPS-1, 174-SFM-10, 451- McLaughlin, S., 275-MST-10 Miglani, J., 287-STR-11 Mondal, S., 92-GTE-3, 378-GNC-32 SFM-19 McLaughlin, T., 362-APA-37, 363-APA- Mignolet, M., 392-NDA-7, 479-APA-51 Monegato, G., 420-APA-45 Massey, S., 134-APA-15, 295-APA-31 38, 492-INPSI-4 Miguel, N., 52-SFM-3 Monfort, J., 328-PC-17 Massotti, L., 205-GNC-12 McMahon, J., 50-SFM-1, 224-SFM-11, Mihaylov, J., 334-SFM-14 Monheim, S., 32-MST-3 Masters, J., 159-MVC-2 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Miki, H., 86-FD-11 Monico Muñoz, L., 314-GTE-5 Mastorakos, E., 164-PC-12, 328-PC-17, McManus, K., 163-PC-11 Miklosovic, D., 473-AMT-8 Monroe, N., 414-ACD-9 436-GTE-7 McMillan, C., 443-MST-13 Mikoshiba, K., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Montazersadgh, F., 98-MST-6 Mastroddi, F., 398-SD-15 McMillin, M., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Mikulas, M., 448-SCS-8 Monteiro, D., 64-AA-3 Masud, J., 14-APA-5, 73-APA-8, 153- McMillin, S., 131-AFM-6 Milbredt, O., 99-MST-7 Monteriro, E., 214-MAT-6 GTE-4, 297-APA-33, 364-APA-39, McNally, J., 137-APA-18 Miles, R., 43-PDL-1, 165-PDL-5, 220- Montero Villar, G., 239-AA-6 477-APA-49, 490-GTE-8 McNamara, J., 179-WE-3, 283-SD-10, PDL-9, 243-AMT-2, 280-PDL-11, 330- Montgomery, Z., 296-APA-32 Masunov, A., 37-PC-2 333-SD-12 PDL-13, 416-AMT-6, 474-AMT-9 Montoya, A., 157-MAT-4 Matamoros, I., 263-GNC-16 McNaul, E., 396-SCS-7 Milgram, J., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Mooij, E., 52-SFM-3, 307-GNC-22, 382- Mateescu, D., 478-APA-50 McPhail, M., 473-AMT-8 Milholen, W., 268-GT-5 GNC-36, 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Matherne, B., 362-APA-37 McPherson, B., 106-SD-3 Milios, K., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Moon, C., 416-AMT-6 Mathew, J., 393-NDA-8, 499-NDA-10 Mcquigg, T., 106-SD-3 Miller, A., 202-GNC-9, 317-IS-11 Moore, A., 387-IS-14 Mathew, K., 229-TP-6 Meah, N., 350-MVC-6 Miller, C., 387-IS-14 Moore, C., 170-SE-1, 316-IS-10 Matlik, J., 284-SE-2, 319-MAT-9, 495- Meakin, R., 10-APA-1 Miller, I., 389-MAT-10 Moore, K., 390-MDO-9, 391-MDO-10 MAT-12 Mears, L., 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 481-FD-58 Miller, J., 22-IS-1, 279-PC-14 Moored, K., 195-FD-21 Matlis, E., 256-FD-30, 314-GTE-5 Mease, K., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Miller, L., 149-GNC-5 Moorthamers, B., 298-APA-34 Matsui, K., 330-PDL-13, 490-GTE-8 Medeiros, R., 333-SD-12 Miller, M., 49-SEN-1, 74-APA-9 Moosmann, K., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6, 489- Matsuo, A., 14-APA-5 Medhat, M., 515-TES-4 Miller, T., 166-PDL-6, 359-AMT-5 GT-7 Mattana, A., 174-SFM-10 Medhi, J., 387-IS-14 Mills, A., 439-IS-17/UAS-10 Morales, A., 25-ISC.TM-1, 40-PC-7, 42-PC-6 Matthews, B., 388-IS-15 Medina, A., 87-FD-12, 141-FD-14 Mills, D., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Moralev, I., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, Matula, D., 108-SEN-2 Meehan, K., 165-PDL-5 Mills, J., 46-SAT-1 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Matz, D., 150-GNC-6 Meehan, M., 80-FD-5 Millwater, H., 157-MAT-4 Mordasky, M., 287-STR-11 Maugars, B., 375-FD-49 Meganathan, A., 269-HSABP-6 Milne Slagle, A., 8-AFM-1 Moreno, C., 9-AFM-2 Maul, W., 272-IS-7, 316-IS-10 Mehmood, H., 434-GNC-41 Min, B., 277-NDA-5, 418-APA-43 Moreno Gonzalez, A., 382-GNC-36 Mavriplis, D., 61-WE-1, 276-MVC-4, 290- Meholic, G., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Min, J., 438-INPSI-3 Morgan, A., 421-APA-46/FD-50 WE-6, 294-APA-30, 375-FD-49 Mehr, J., 29-MDO-2 Minesi, N., 218-PDL-7 Morgan, J., 63-AA-2, 288-TP-7 Mavris, D., 49-SEN-1, 64-AA-3, 67-ACD- Mehta, N., 405-TP-10 Ming, X., 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Morgan, N., 259-FD-33, 374-FD-48 3, 68-AFM-3, 97-MST-5, 139-DE-3, Meinke, M., 258-FD-32 Mingione, G., 188-APA-21 Morgan, P., 295-APA-31, 419-APA-44 183-ACD-5, 240-ACD-6, 317-IS-11, Meinzer, C., 107-SD-4 Minton, T., 405-TP-10, 429-FD-56 Morgan, R., 264-GNC-17, 378-GNC-32 343-UAS-8, 344-WE-7, 412-ACD-7, Melber-Wilkending, S., 245-APA-24 Miranda, D., 148-GNC-4 Morgansen, K., 207-GNC-14 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4, 414-ACD-9, 415- Mele, B., 295-APA-31 Miró Miró, F., 81-FD-6, 426-FD-53, 483- Mori, K., 45-PDL-3, 109-SFM-6 AFM-12, 441-MDO-11, 443-MST-13, Melis, M., 401-STR-15 FD-60 Mori, O., 52-SFM-3, 225-SFM-12 445-MST-15, 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6, 479- Melkonyan, N., 492-INPSI-4 Mirzayeva, A., 37-PC-2 Moriarty, P., 117-WE-2 APA-51, 497-MST-17 Melnikov, Y., 492-INPSI-4 Misaka, T., 134-APA-15 Morimoto, T., 318-MAT-8 Maxwell, J., 115-TP-4, 152-GT-3, 300-ASC-6 Melo De Sousa, J., 128-AA-4, 257-FD-31, Mishra, A., 266-GNC-19 Morlier, J., 321-MDO-8, 412-ACD-7 May, M., 175-STR-6 384-HIS-1 Misiorowski, M., 365-APA-41 Morote, J., 297-APA-33 Mayeur, J., 375-FD-49 Meloy, J., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Miskaryan, H., 25-ISC.TM-1 Morrida, J., 219-PDL-8, 475-APA-47/FD- Mayhew, E., 38-PC-3 Melville, M., 479-APA-51 Miskin, D., 472-ACD-12 57/PDL-15 Mbagwu, C., 96-MDO-3 Memon, M., 80-FD-5 Misra, A., 224-SFM-11, 332-SD-11, 413- Morris, P., 63-AA-2, 292-AA-7 McCabe, J., 310-GNC-25 Mendeck, G., 150-GNC-6 ACD-8/TFPC-4, 415-AFM-12 Mortari, D., 172-SFM-8, 224-SFM-11 Mccandless, S., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Mendez, D., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Misra, G., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Morton, S., 10-APA-1, 132-APA-13, 247- McCarthy, K., 158-MDO-4 scitech.aiaa.org 201 Author and Session Chair Index

APA-26 Nakano, H., 292-AA-7 Niezgoda, S., 217-NDA-4 Olinick, E., 108-SEN-2 Moslehi, B., 171-SEN-3 Nakata, M., 12-APA-3 Nikishkov, Y., 176-STR-7 Olivari, M., 31-MST-2 Moszczynski, G., 184-AFM-7 Nakhjiri, N., 510-SFM-25 Nikolaouk, G., 290-WE-6 Oliveri, V., 111-STR-3 Mott, D., 198-FD-24 Namilae, S., 97-MST-5, 214-MAT-6 Nikoleris, T., 388-IS-15 Olivier, H., 229-TP-6 Moul, Z., 82-FD-7 Nandayapa, M., 309-GNC-24 Nikoueeyan, P., 296-APA-32 Ollivier Gooch, C., 34-MVC-1, 198-FD- Moureau, V., 85-FD-10, 115-TP-4, 200- Naor, A., 37-PC-2 Nili, S., 393-NDA-8 24, 305-FD-40 FD-26, 427-FD-54 Naoumov, V., 193-EDU-2 Nimmagadda, S., 442-MDO-12 Olsen, C., 439-IS-17/UAS-10 Mourelatos, Z., 500-NDA-11 Naphade, M., 474-AMT-9 Ning, A., 28-MDO-1, 29-MDO-2, 232-WE- Olson, B., 142-FD-15 Mouvand, S., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Napias, G., 239-AA-6 5, 320-MDO-7, 391-MDO-10, 461-WE-9 Olson, D., 141-FD-14 Moxey, D., 324-MVC-5 Naples, A., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Ning, G., 433-GNC-40 Olson, E., 28-MDO-1 Moyes, A., 19-FD-2, 256-FD-30, 426-FD-53 Naraghi, M., 319-MAT-9, 495-MAT-12 Ninnemann, E., 37-PC-2, 38-PC-3 Olson, N., 48-SD-2 Mueller, D., 402-STR-16 Narang-Siddarth, A., 205-GNC-12, 263- Nishida, H., 220-PDL-9, 372-FD-46/ Oltrogge, D., 511-SFM-26 Mukherjee, B., 434-GNC-41 GNC-16 PDL-14, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Ombrello, T., 37-PC-2, 163-PC-11, 165- Mukhopadhyay, V., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Naraparaju, R., 27-MAT-2 Nishikawa, H., 199-FD-25, 261-FD-35, PDL-5, 269-HSABP-6, 315-HSABP-8, Mulani, S., 160-NDA-3, 325-NDA-6, 499- Narayanaswamy, V., 27-MAT-2, 375-FD-49, 484-FD-61 326-PC-15, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 NDA-10 385-HSABP-9 Nishimura, J., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Omkar, S., 432-GNC-39 Mulder, M., 31-MST-2 Nardini, M., 369-FD-43 Nivison, S., 201-GNC-8/IS-4 Omprakas, A., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Mullen, D., 426-FD-53 Narducci, R., 71-APA-6, 418-APA-43 Nneji, V., 459-TFPC-5 Ondrus, V., 268-GT-5 Mulleners, K., 80-FD-5, 141-FD-14, 143- Narkawicz, A., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 Noetscher, G., 186-APA-19, 432-GNC-39 Oommen, C., 36-PC-1 FD-16, 195-FD-21 Narsipur, S., 87-FD-12, 195-FD-21 Noevere, A., 56-STR-2 Oonnoonny, A., 55-STR-1 Muller, E., 84-FD-9 Naruse, K., 144-FD-17 Nompelis, I., 288-TP-7, 406-TP-11 Opgenoord, M., 223-SD-8 Müller, S., 115-TP-4 Naseer, R., 450-SD-17 Nomura, M., 68-AFM-3 Oppenheimer, M., 149-GNC-5, 203-GNC-10 Müller-Vahl, H., 190-APA-23/FD-20 Naseri, A., 205-GNC-12 Nomura, S., 177-TP-5 Opromolla, R., 171-SEN-3 Mumcu, A., 239-AA-6 Nasr, M., 9-AFM-2 Nonaka, Y., 112-STR-4 Oramas, M., 389-MAT-10, 458-STR-20 Mumm, N., 100-MST-8 Nastasi, K., 211-ICC-1 Nonomura, T., 86-FD-11, 104-PDL-4, Oran, E., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Munafò, A., 44-PDL-2 Nasuti, F., 492-INPSI-4 244-AMT-3, 292-AA-7, 372-FD-46/ Ormiston, R., 222-SD-7 Munakata, T., 210-HSABP-5 Natella, M., 48-SD-2 PDL-14, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Orphee, J., 309-GNC-24 Mundis, N., 20-FD-3, 209-HSABP-4/ Nath, P., 217-NDA-4 Nordstrom, J., 146-FD-19, 259-FD-33 Orth, M., 278-PC-13 PGC-4, 361-APA-36, 498-MST-18 Naughton, B., 117-WE-2 Noren, C., 387-IS-14 Osborne, B., 13-APA-4, 137-APA-18 Munoz, C., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 Naughton, J., 61-WE-1, 70-AMT-1/GT-8, Norin, S., 275-MST-10 Oshima, K., 510-SFM-25 Munoz, F., 11-APA-2, 133-APA-14 74-APA-9, 231-WE-4, 296-APA-32 Norman, T., 71-APA-6 Oshima, N., 68-AFM-3 Munster, D., 390-MDO-9 Navio, C., 230-UAS-4 Norton, M., 214-MAT-6 Oskay, C., 228-STR-9 Murakami, D., 244-AMT-3 Nayani, S., 76-APA-11 Norwood, D., 111-STR-3 Ost, J., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Murayama, M., 182-AA-5, 245-APA-24, Nayeri, C., 61-WE-1, 290-WE-6 Notter, S., 432-GNC-39 Osterman, M., 171-SEN-3 294-APA-30 Nazari, M., 148-GNC-4, 204-GNC-11, Noumi, A., 444-MST-14 Ostermann, F., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Murman, S., 187-APA-20, 216-MVC-3, 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Nouveau, L., 373-FD-47 Ostieri, M., 135-APA-16 244-AMT-3, 350-MVC-6 Neal, C., 163-PC-11 Novara, C., 205-GNC-12 Ostoich, C., 398-SD-15 Murphey, T., 221-SCS-4 Neal, D., 263-GNC-16 Noyes, C., 290-WE-6 Othman, M., 73-APA-8 Murphy, A., 391-MDO-10 Neave, M., 432-GNC-39 Nshuti, C., 343-UAS-8 Othmer, C., 215-MDO-5 Murphy, J., 32-MST-3, 323-MST-12 Nebula, F., 313-GNC-28 Numa, N., 218-PDL-7 Otsuka, K., 450-SD-17 Murphy, P., 131-AFM-6 Nedunchezian, K., 64-AA-3 Nuwal, N., 288-TP-7 Ottander, J., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Murray, V., 405-TP-10 Neel, I., 426-FD-53 Nykamp, C., 488-GT-6 Otto, C., 299-APA-35/FD-36 Murthy, P., 457-STR-19 Negishi, H., 128-AA-4 O’Brien, D., 73-APA-8, 418-APA-43 Otto, N., 32-MST-3 Muruganandan, V., 505-SATS-3 Neild, S., 185-AFM-8, 397-SD-14, 450-SD-17 O’Brien, S., 318-MAT-8 Otugen, V., 416-AMT-6 Murzionak, A., 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Nelson, B., 391-MDO-10 O’Brien, T., 385-HSABP-9 Ouellette, J., 283-SD-10 Muse, J., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 262-GNC-15/ Nelson, J., 512-STR-21 O’Brien, W., 26-MAT-1, 373-FD-47 Owen, A., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 IS-6, 306-GNC-21/IS-9, 376-GNC-30/ Nemec, M., 76-APA-11 O’Connell, S., 362-APA-37 Owens, A., 363-APA-38 IS-13, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Nemnem, A., 178-UAS-3 O’Connor, J., 18-FD-1, 42-PC-6, 80-FD-5, Owens, B., 407-UAS-9 Mustafa, M., 416-AMT-6 Neogi, N., 147-GNC-3, 285-SOF-2/IS-8/ 164-PC-12 Oyama, A., 292-AA-7, 372-FD-46/PDL- Myers, B., 289-UAS-6 UAS-5 O’Connor, M., 147-GNC-3 14, 420-APA-45, 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Myhre, N., 486-GNC-46 Neschke, B., 378-GNC-32 O’Donnell, R., 69-AFM-4 PDL-15 Myren, D., 90-GT-1, 489-GT-7 Nesmith, A., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 O’Hara, R., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Oza, N., 388-IS-15 N.K., G., 210-HSABP-5 Nesnas, I., 309-GNC-24, 367-EXPL-1 O’Hara, S., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 Ozaki, N., 204-GNC-11 Nabawy, M., 142-FD-15 Neupane, S., 37-PC-2, 38-PC-3 O’Higgins, R., 111-STR-3 Ozawa, R., 95-INPSI-1, 377-GNC-31/ Nabolusi, S., 495-MAT-12 Newman, B., 110-SFM-7 O’Neill, J., 253-EDU-3 SFM-16, 386-INPSI-2 Nadarajah, S., 96-MDO-3, 216-MVC-3 Newman, J., 305-FD-40, 339-STR-13 O’Shea, P., 267-GNC-20 Ozdemir, H., 117-WE-2 Naddei, F., 84-FD-9 Newton, D., 240-ACD-6 Obayashi, S., 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 134-APA- Ozguner, U., 455-SOF-4 Nadir, Z., 315-HSABP-8 Ng, A., 224-SFM-11 15, 276-MVC-4 Özkaya, Ö., 333-SD-12 Nagai, H., 68-AFM-3, 478-APA-50 Ng, W., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Obeid, O., 427-FD-54 Ozoroski, T., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4 Nagao, T., 84-FD-9 Ngigi, C., 198-FD-24 Oberai, A., 365-APA-41 P, I., 436-GTE-7 Nagaoka, S., 381-GNC-35 Ngo, C., 244-AMT-3 Ochoa, C., 388-IS-15 Pachter, M., 311-GNC-26, 378-GNC-32 Nagaraj, A., 227-STR-8 Nguyen, C., 20-FD-3 Odaguil, F., 29-MDO-2 Packard, A., 37-PC-2 Nagata, T., 86-FD-11 Nguyen, N., 89-GNC-2, 151-GNC-7, 206- Odegard, G., 213-MAT-5, 214-MAT-6 Pack Melton, L., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Nagel, B., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 GNC-13, 265-GNC-18, 285-SOF-2/IS-8/ Oefelin, J., 39-PC-4 Paddock, D., 448-SCS-8 Naguib, A., 141-FD-14, 427-FD-54 UAS-5, 376-GNC-30/IS-13, 450-SD-17, Ofosu, J., 330-PDL-13 Padhee, S., 13-APA-4 Nahom, T., 169-SD-6 507-SD-18 Ogawa, H., 47-SD-1, 210-HSABP-5, 372- Padhi, R., 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 308-GNC- Naidu, V., 160-NDA-3 Nguyen, T., 319-MAT-9 FD-46/PDL-14 23, 378-GNC-32, 435-GNC-42 Naik, K., 505-SATS-3 Nguyen, V., 198-FD-24 Ogawa, T., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 Padhi, U., 165-PDL-5 Naik, R., 318-MAT-8 Nicholds, B., 414-ACD-9 Ohmichi, Y., 189-APA-22 Padilla, M., 389-MAT-10, 458-STR-20 Nair, V., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Nichols, J., 86-FD-11, 457-STR-19 Ohnishi, N., 303-FD-38/PDL-12, 330- Padilla Montero, I., 256-FD-30 Naitoh, K., 144-FD-17, 162-PC-10 Nichols, R., 361-APA-36 PDL-13 Padmanabhan, S., 481-FD-58 Najaﬁ, A., 215-MDO-5, 513-STR-22 Nickles, C., 25-ISC.TM-1 Okai, K., 340-TES-1, 403-TES-3 Pagan, J., 412-ACD-7 Najjar, M., 286-STR-10 Niedbalski, N., 497-MST-17 Okazaki, S., 115-TP-4 Pagani, A., 286-STR-10 Naka, M., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Niederhaus, C., 422-CMS-1 Okhovat, N., 315-HSABP-8 Page, M., 129-ACD-4 Nakai, K., 220-PDL-9 Niedermeier, D., 323-MST-12 Okhovat, S., 315-HSABP-8 Pak, C., 496-MDO-13 Nakakita, K., 244-AMT-3, 293-AMT-4 Niehuis, R., 95-INPSI-1, 314-GTE-5, Okubo, G., 136-APA-17 Palacios, J., 508-SD-19 Nakamura, T., 341-TP-8 386-INPSI-2 Okuizumi, H., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Palar, P., 215-MDO-5 Nakamura, Y., 30-MST-1 Nielsen, E., 187-APA-20 Okuizumi, N., 331-SCS-6 Palardy-Sim, M., 273-MAT-7 Nakamuya, R., 128-AA-4 Nielsen, T., 270-HSABP-7 Okuma, M., 281-SCS-5, 506-SCS-9 Palazotto, A., 47-SD-1, 57-SUR-1, 113- Nakano, A., 220-PDL-9, 475-APA-47/ Niestroy, M., 311-GNC-26, 434-GNC-41 Olcmen, S., 424-FD-51 SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5, 227-STR-8, 321- FD-57/PDL-15 Niezgoda, B., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Olcucuoglu, B., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 MDO-8, 457-STR-19, 497-MST-17

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Palies, P., 279-PC-14 Patnaik, A., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Petway, L., 150-GNC-6 Princen, N., 158-MDO-4 Palla, A., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Patnaik, S., 59-TP-2, 142-FD-15 Petzold, R., 11-APA-2 Pritchett, R., 399-SFM-17 Palm, T., 228-STR-9, 400-STR-14 Patrick, C., 37-PC-2 Peyada, N., 130-AFM-5 Probst, H., 314-GTE-5 Palma, G., 170-SE-1 Patrikar, J., 379-GNC-33 Pezent, J., 50-SFM-1 Prosser, D., 186-APA-19 Palmer, G., 114-TP-3 Patrone, P., 217-NDA-4 Pﬁtzner, M., 425-FD-52 Provenza, A., 438-INPSI-3 Pamadi, B., 8-AFM-1 Patterson, M., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 413- Pham, D., 286-STR-10, 338-STR-12 Pruessner, M., 13-APA-4 Pan, H., 319-MAT-9 ACD-8/TFPC-4 Pham, H., 27-MAT-2 Pruett, B., 12-APA-3 Pan, J., 223-SD-8 Patterson, W., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Pham, K., 26-MAT-1 Pryor, O., 38-PC-3 Pan, K., 210-HSABP-5 Pattipati, K., 316-IS-10 Phan, N., 286-STR-10, 338-STR-12 Przekop, A., 319-MAT-9, 400-STR-14 Pan, Q., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Pauken, M., 332-SD-11 Phelps, D., 188-APA-21 Puckert, D., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Panagiotopoulos, D., 160-NDA-3, 500- Paul, J., 297-APA-33 Phillips, B., 76-APA-11 Puetz, A., 230-UAS-4 NDA-11 Paula, N., 283-SD-10 Phillips, D., 339-STR-13 Pullan, G., 276-MVC-4 Panagou, D., 148-GNC-4 Paulos, J., 131-AFM-6 Philpott, A., 160-NDA-3 Pulliam, T., 245-APA-24 Panchal, B., 264-GNC-17, 308-GNC-23 Paulsen, U., 231-WE-4 Phoenix, A., 300-ASC-6 Puri, K., 190-APA-23/FD-20 Pandare, A., 146-FD-19, 425-FD-52 Paulson, W., 228-STR-9 Phong, V., 411-AA-8 Pusch, M., 151-GNC-7 Pande, A., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Pauwels, B., 158-MDO-4 Piazza, A., 400-STR-14 Putnam, D., 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 Pandey, A., 64-AA-3, 365-APA-41, 427- Pavone, M., 311-GNC-26 Pickering, B., 275-MST-10 Putnam, Z., 8-AFM-1, 288-TP-7, 341-TP- FD-54 Pawar, S., 92-GTE-3 Pieren, R., 64-AA-3 8, 415-AFM-12, 447-SATS-2 Pandey, G., 108-SEN-2 Paxson, D., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Pierrottet, D., 150-GNC-6 Qadri, M., 253-EDU-3 Pandit, S., 308-GNC-23 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Pike, M., 175-STR-6 Qi, M., 77-ASC-2, 106-SD-3, 457-STR-19 Pandya, M., 261-FD-35 Payne, Z., 49-SEN-1 Pikus, A., 288-TP-7 Qi, Y., 172-SFM-8 Panerai, F., 114-TP-3 Pazner, W., 259-FD-33 Pillekeit, A., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Qian, Z., 21-GTE-1 Panesi, M., 44-PDL-2, 58-TP-1, 288-TP-7 P B, S., 156-IS-3 Pilon, A., 411-AA-8 Qiao, L., 394-PC-19, 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Pang, J., 401-STR-15 Peace, A., 152-GT-3 Pimentel, R., 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Qin, C., 290-WE-6, 408-WE-8 Paniagua, G., 153-GTE-4, 386-INPSI-2, Pearl, J., 76-APA-11, 224-SFM-11, 274- Pimienta-Penalver, A., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 Qin, G., 108-SEN-2 490-GTE-8 MDO-6 Pineda, E., 27-MAT-2, 157-MAT-4, 389- Qin, J., 179-WE-3 Pankonien, A., 202-GNC-9 Pechlivanoglou, G., 61-WE-1, 290-WE-6, MAT-10 Qin, N., 274-MDO-6 Pankov, V., 273-MAT-7 344-WE-7 Pinna, F., 81-FD-6, 256-FD-30, 426-FD- Qin, S., 135-APA-16 Pankow, M., 112-STR-4, 167-SCS-3 Peck, M., 192-DE-4, 205-GNC-12, 309- 53, 483-FD-60 Qin, Y., 165-PDL-5 Panossian, N., 117-WE-2 GNC-24, 367-EXPL-1, 422-CMS-1, 485- Pinon-Fischer, O., 317-IS-11, 412-ACD-7 Qiu, Z., 102-NDA-2, 259-FD-33, 499- Pansodtee, P., 211-ICC-1 GNC-45/SFM-23 Pirayesh, R., 205-GNC-12 NDA-10 Pant, K., 283-SD-10 Pectol, J., 239-AA-6 Piscopo, P., 90-GT-1, 123-GT-2 Qu, Q., 142-FD-15, 188-APA-21, 189-APA- Pantano, C., 44-PDL-2 Pederson, D., 504-PDL-16 Pitz, R., 38-PC-3, 417-AMT-7/PC-24 22, 295-APA-31, 419-APA-44 Paoletti, P., 148-GNC-4 Pedivellano, A., 167-SCS-3 Plumlee, M., 461-WE-9 Quackenbush, T., 216-MVC-3, 418-APA-43 Papadimitriou, D., 160-NDA-3, 500-NDA-11 Pedrotty, S., 226-SFM-13 Podboy, D., 491-GTE-9 Qualls, G., 69-AFM-4 Papamoschou, D., 292-AA-7, 411-AA-8 Peeters, D., 111-STR-3 Poenitzsch, V., 74-APA-9 Quenzer, J., 207-GNC-14 Papoutsis-Kiachagias, E., 321-MDO-8 Peherstorfer, B., 392-NDA-7 Pogorelov, A., 258-FD-32 Quick, J., 232-WE-5, 461-WE-9 Pappa, R., 448-SCS-8, 506-SCS-9 Pehrson, N., 331-SCS-6 Pohl, M., 251-ASC-5 Quindlen, J., 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Paquette, J., 408-WE-8 Pei, J., 8-AFM-1, 149-GNC-5, 485-GNC- Pohly, J., 9-AFM-2 Quinlan, J., 458-STR-20 Paradiso, J., 138-ASC-3 45/SFM-23 Pohya, A., 65-ACD-1, 67-ACD-3 Quinn, D., 480-APA-52 Paranjape, A., 171-SEN-3 Peifer, E., 394-PC-19 Poinot, M., 350-MVC-6 Quintana, A., 191-ASC-4 Paredes, P., 19-FD-2, 426-FD-53 Peiro, J., 324-MVC-5 Poinsot, T., 103-PC-8 Qureshi, S., 247-APA-26 Parent, B., 104-PDL-4 Pellegrini, R., 441-MDO-11 Polak, S., 504-PDL-16 Rabinovitch, J., 177-TP-5, 255-FD-29, Parenteau, M., 248-APA-27 Pellegrino, M., 511-SFM-26 Polanka, M., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 369-FD-43 Park, C., 213-MAT-5, 215-MDO-5, 224- Pellegrino, S., 167-SCS-3, 281-SCS-5, 154-HSABP-2/PGC-3, 383-GTE-6/ Racz, T., 350-MVC-6 SFM-11, 274-MDO-6, 370-FD-44, 393- 331-SCS-6, 506-SCS-9, 513-STR-22 PGC-6, 436-GTE-7 Rade, D., 48-SD-2, 251-ASC-5 NDA-8, 451-SFM-19, 499-NDA-10 Pelletier, D., 83-FD-8, 84-FD-9 Pollini, L., 31-MST-2 Rademakers, R., 95-INPSI-1, 314-GTE-5 Park, G., 68-AFM-3 Peltier, S., 143-FD-16, 473-AMT-8 Poloczek, M., 392-NDA-7 Radespiel, R., 11-APA-2, 19-FD-2, 81-FD- Park, H., 213-MAT-5, 447-SATS-2 Peluso, S., 42-PC-6 Polzin, K., 45-PDL-3 6, 133-APA-14, 249-APA-28/FD-27 Park, J., 146-FD-19, 311-GNC-26, 456- Pena, F., 400-STR-14 Pomraning, E., 329-PC-18 Radjavitch, J., 319-MAT-9 STR-18, 496-MDO-13, 505-SATS-3 Peng, H., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29, 452- Pons Lorente, A., 278-PC-13 Rafel, M., 71-APA-6 Park, M., 134-APA-15, 188-APA-21, 261- SFM-20 Pontani, M., 335-SFM-15/GNC-29 Raﬁ, M., 207-GNC-14, 265-GNC-18 FD-35 Peng, T., 389-MAT-10 Pontillo, A., 241-AFM-9 Ragab, S., 72-APA-7 Park, R., 50-SFM-1, 54-SFM-5 Pera, N., 64-AA-3 Pool, D., 31-MST-2, 275-MST-10 Raghavan, S., 223-SD-8 Park, S., 59-TP-2, 68-AFM-3, 92-GTE-3, Peraire, J., 20-FD-3 Pope, O., 298-APA-34 Raghu, S., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 421-APA- 491-GTE-9, 509-SFM-24 Pereira, M., 401-STR-15 Popov, N., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6 46/FD-50 Parker, A., 400-STR-14 Pereira, R., 391-MDO-10 Porel, K., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Raghunathan, M., 92-GTE-3 Parker, J., 172-SFM-8 Peretroukhin, V., 184-AFM-7 Portapas, V., 100-MST-8, 185-AFM-8, Ragni, D., 370-FD-44 Parker, L., 364-APA-39 Perez, R., 415-AFM-12, 465-ACD-10 241-AFM-9 Rahman, K., 45-PDL-3 Parker, P., 208-GT-4 Perez-Becker, S., 290-WE-6 Post, M., 479-APA-51 Rahman, M., 145-FD-18 Parsani, M., 187-APA-20 Perini, F., 174-SFM-10 Poteet, B., 318-MAT-8 Rai, H., 286-STR-10 Parschau, C., 214-MAT-6 Peristy, L., 415-AFM-12 Potsdam, M., 10-APA-1 Raiesi, H., 216-MVC-3 Parwana, H., 108-SEN-2, 379-GNC-33, Peron, S., 350-MVC-6 Pott-Pollenske, M., 64-AA-3 Rais-Rohani, M., 446-NDA-9 432-GNC-39 Perram, G., 429-FD-56 Poudel, K., 116-UAS-2 Raj, P., 496-MDO-13 Parwani, A., 71-APA-6 Perrell, E., 405-TP-10 Pourpoint, T., 278-PC-13 Raja, L., 44-PDL-2, 104-PDL-4, 220- Paryz, R., 90-GT-1, 268-GT-5 Perry, A., 476-APA-48 Powell, O., 269-HSABP-6 PDL-9, 504-PDL-16 Parziale, N., 416-AMT-6 Persson, P., 20-FD-3, 231-WE-4, 259- Powers, J., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Rajasegar, R., 38-PC-3 Paschereit, C., 61-WE-1, 290-WE-6, 344- FD-33 Prabhu, K., 51-SFM-2 Rajendran, L., 165-PDL-5 WE-7, 383-GTE-6/PGC-6 Pervan, B., 460-UAS-11 Pradeep, P., 459-TFPC-5 Raji, B., 389-MAT-10, 458-STR-20 Pascioni, K., 147-GNC-3 Petersen, C., 51-SFM-2, 225-SFM-12, Prado, A., 172-SFM-8 Rajmohan, N., 14-APA-5, 363-APA-38 Pasiliao, C., 297-APA-33, 440-MAT-11/ 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Prakash, C., 273-MAT-7 Rajpal, D., 56-STR-2 STR-17 Peterson, C., 299-APA-35/FD-36 Prasad, A., 91-GTE-2 Rajput, P., 63-AA-2 Passe, B., 269-HSABP-6 Peterson, D., 40-PC-7, 258-FD-32, Prasad, R., 28-MDO-1, 107-SD-4 Raju, I., 287-STR-11, 402-STR-16 Patel, A., 57-SUR-1 270-HSABP-7 Prat, A., 317-IS-11 Raju Kulkarni, A., 476-APA-48 Patel, D., 9-AFM-2, 81-FD-6, 227-STR-8 Peterson, G., 93-CPS-1 Prazenica, R., 486-GNC-46 Rakhimov, R., 280-PDL-11 Patel, M., 174-SFM-10 Peterson, L., 105-SCS-2, 369-FD-43 Preidikman, S., 445-MST-15 Rakow, A., 506-SCS-9 Patel, R., 36-PC-1 Peterson, M., 221-SCS-4 Prem, S., 64-AA-3 Rallabhandi, S., 76-APA-11 Paterson, E., 344-WE-7, 416-AMT-6 Petit, N., 313-GNC-28 Price, W., 171-SEN-3 Ram, D., 326-PC-15 Pathan, M., 157-MAT-4 Petnga, L., 284-SE-2 Priest, J., 318-MAT-8, 498-MST-18 Ramakrishnan, J., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Patil, K., 130-AFM-5, 188-APA-21 Petrinic, N., 157-MAT-4 Prince, E., 205-GNC-12 Ramakrishnan, S., 297-APA-33 Patil, M., 160-NDA-3, 415-AFM-12, 442- Petropoulos, A., 50-SFM-1 Prince, J., 25-ISC.TM-1 Ramamurti, R., 13-APA-4 MDO-12 Petrosino, F., 188-APA-21 scitech.aiaa.org 203 Author and Session Chair Index

Ramanan, V., 326-PC-15 Rhodes, R., 243-AMT-2 Romano, M., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23, Sakaue, H., 74-APA-9, 244-AMT-3, 293- Ramirez-Serrano, A., 240-ACD-6 Riaz, A., 252-DE-5, 499-NDA-10 509-SFM-24 AMT-4 Ramirez Tamayo, D., 157-MAT-4 Ricci, S., 251-ASC-5, 332-SD-11 Romanow, N., 242-AFM-10 Saksena, A., 444-MST-14 Ramnath, M., 514-STR-23 Ricciardi, D., 217-NDA-4 Romero, I., 446-NDA-9 Saksena, R., 40-PC-7 Ramos Casado, G., 61-WE-1 Ricciardi, L., 54-SFM-5 Romero, V., 393-NDA-8 Salahudeen, A., 11-APA-2 Ranatunga, V., 112-STR-4, 228-STR-9 Rice, B., 143-FD-16, 473-AMT-8 Romero Martinez, S., 428-FD-55 Salamat, S., 153-GTE-4 Rane, J., 87-FD-12 Rice, D., 367-EXPL-1 Romeu, R., 183-ACD-5 Salazar, R., 192-DE-4, 332-SD-11 Ranjan, R., 229-TP-6 Rich, J., 45-PDL-3 Rondao, D., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Salehian, S., 128-AA-4 Ranjan Sahoo, S., 212-IS-5 Richard, L., 514-STR-23 Roozeboom, N., 244-AMT-3, 293-AMT-4 Salem, A., 217-NDA-4 Rankin, B., 103-PC-8, 279-PC-14, Richards, N., 434-GNC-41, 494-IS-19/ Rosato, D., 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Saley, D., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 UAS-12 Roscoe, C., 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 Salinas, M., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Rans, C., 193-EDU-2, 389-MAT-10 Richards, W., 400-STR-14 Rose, C., 338-STR-12 Salloum, J., 210-HSABP-5 Ransom, J., 318-MAT-8 Richardson, D., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Rose, G., 331-SCS-6, 448-SCS-8 Samiei, A., 156-IS-3 Rao, A., 99-MST-7, 173-SFM-9, 202- Richardson, G., 106-SD-3 Rosenberg, R., 93-CPS-1 Samimy, M., 63-AA-2, 250-APA-29/FD- GNC-9, 226-SFM-13 Richardson, R., 75-APA-10/FD-4 Rosengren, A., 453-SFM-21 28/PDL-10 Rao, P., 114-TP-3, 287-STR-11 Richardson, T., 9-AFM-2 Rosqvist, J., 298-APA-34 Sammak, J., 27-MAT-2 Rao, S., 274-MDO-6 Richez, F., 85-FD-10 Ross, B., 396-SCS-7 Sanches, A., 251-ASC-5 Rao, Z., 77-ASC-2, 457-STR-19 Richwine, D., 76-APA-11 Ross, J., 244-AMT-3 Sanchez, D., 172-SFM-8 Rasche, R., 33-MST-4/SOF-1 Ricklick, M., 91-GTE-2 Rossmann, L., 318-MAT-8 Sanchez, G., 332-SD-11 Rasmussen, J., 142-FD-15 Rida, S., 484-FD-61 Rosu, V., 160-NDA-3 Sánchez, M., 446-NDA-9 Rasmussen, R., 171-SEN-3 Ridderhof, J., 149-GNC-5 Rothhaar, P., 149-GNC-5 Sanchez Perez Moreno, S., 158-MDO-4 Rasotto, M., 399-SFM-17 Ridings, A., 210-HSABP-5 Rotta, H., 407-UAS-9 Sandberg, R., 369-FD-43 Rassaian, M., 26-MAT-1, 319-MAT-9, Ridley, A., 453-SFM-21 Rouseau, C., 176-STR-7 Sanders, F., 69-AFM-4 401-STR-15, 402-STR-16, 513-STR-22, Riedel, U., 37-PC-2 Rouser, K., 5-ISC.UG-1, 178-UAS-3, 230- Sanderson, C., 44-PDL-2 514-STR-23 Riel, J., 378-GNC-32 UAS-4, 489-GT-7 Sandham, N., 81-FD-6, 146-FD-19 Ratclife, J., 227-STR-8, 287-STR-11, Riemenschneider, J., 251-ASC-5 Rousso, A., 218-PDL-7, 280-PDL-11 Sandler, D., 282-SD-9 458-STR-20 Rijks, F., 130-AFM-5 Rowley, C., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Sandoz, B., 480-APA-52 Rathinam, S., 212-IS-5 Riley, J., 427-FD-54 Roy, A., 162-PC-10, 359-AMT-5 Sanfelice, R., 148-GNC-4 Ratlif, Z., 157-MAT-4 Rimoli, J., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Roy, C., 83-FD-8, 415-AFM-12 Sangid, M., 217-NDA-4 Ratnoo, A., 212-IS-5, 308-GNC-23, 387- Rinehart, A., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Roy, S., 30-MST-1, 40-PC-7, 104-PDL-4, San Juan, J., 452-SFM-20 IS-14, 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Ring, T., 396-SCS-7 214-MAT-6, 215-MDO-5, 243-AMT-2, Sankar, L., 418-APA-43 Rattner, M., 48-SD-2 Rinoie, K., 14-APA-5, 257-FD-31 273-MAT-7, 304-FD-39, 372-FD-46/ Sankaran, V., 10-APA-1, 103-PC-8, 161- Rauch, A., 395-PC-20 Rios, A., 340-TES-1 PDL-14, 390-MDO-9, 407-UAS-9, 417- PC-9, 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 329-PC- Rauleder, J., 296-APA-32 Rios, J., 407-UAS-9 AMT-7/PC-24, 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6, 18, 498-MST-18 Raveh, D., 48-SD-2, 169-SD-6, 332-SD- Rique, O., 394-PC-19 474-AMT-9, 505-SATS-3 Sankararaman, S., 443-MST-13 11, 479-APA-51 Risley-Settle, P., 245-APA-24 Royer, F., 281-SCS-5, 506-SCS-9 Santangelo, A., 422-CMS-1 Raz, A., 284-SE-2 Riso, C., 398-SD-15 Royset, J., 277-NDA-5 Santarpia, E., 402-STR-16 Razeghi, A., 196-FD-22 Risse, K., 472-ACD-12 Rozek, M., 284-SE-2 Santer, M., 221-SCS-4 Reardon, S., 323-MST-12 Rist, U., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Rubenking, S., 9-AFM-2 Santhanagopalan, V., 461-WE-9 Reddy, T., 438-INPSI-3 Ritos, K., 424-FD-51 Rudd, M., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 Santos, C., 107-SD-4 Reed, A., 313-GNC-28 Rittenberg, D., 95-INPSI-1 Rudnik, R., 7-AA-1, 245-APA-24, 420- Santos, O., 191-ASC-4, 251-ASC-5 Reed, H., 19-FD-2, 349-FD-41, 426-FD-53 Ritter, M., 450-SD-17 APA-45 Sanyal, A., 204-GNC-11 Reed, P., 52-SFM-3 Rivers, M., 488-GT-6 Rudolph, F., 99-MST-7 Sápi, Z., 55-STR-1 Reed, S., 206-GNC-13, 266-GNC-19, Rivord, T., 128-AA-4 Ruel, S., 382-GNC-36 Saracoglu, B., 155-HSABP-3, 312-GNC-27 Rizzetta, D., 85-FD-10 Rufn, S., 59-TP-2, 305-FD-40 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 385-HSABP-9, Reeder, J., 458-STR-20 Rizzi, S., 64-AA-3, 147-GNC-3 Ruhl, E., 396-SCS-7 480-APA-52 Rego, L., 182-AA-5 Roa, J., 50-SFM-1 Ruiz, V., 289-UAS-6 Saranathan, H., 8-AFM-1 Regtuit, R., 22-IS-1 Roa, M., 164-PC-12 Rumchik, C., 359-AMT-5 Sarangapani, J., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Reich, G., 202-GNC-9 Robaglia, A., 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Rumpfkeil, M., 28-MDO-1, 232-WE-5, Saravani, M., 340-TES-1, 403-TES-3 Reid, J., 298-APA-34 Robb, R., 363-APA-38 277-NDA-5 Sardeshmukh, S., 38-PC-3, 41-PC-5/ Reimann, C., 418-APA-43 Roberts, D., 152-GT-3 Rumsey, C., 34-MVC-1, 245-APA-24, 261- PGC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 103-PC-8, Reinhart, J., 326-PC-15 Roberts, O., 232-WE-5 FD-35, 294-APA-30, 350-MVC-6 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 278-PC-13 Reis, R., 155-HSABP-3 Roberts, R., 153-GTE-4 Rusak, Z., 83-FD-8 Sargent, P., 480-APA-52 Reis, T., 499-NDA-10 Robertson, A., 408-WE-8 Ruscher, C., 411-AA-8 Sargsyan, K., 277-NDA-5 Reist, T., 375-FD-49 Robertson, B., 68-AFM-3, 479-APA-51 Rusovici, R., 223-SD-8, 444-MST-14 Saric, W., 19-FD-2 Remedia, M., 449-SD-16, 457-STR-19 Robertson, G., 152-GT-3 Russell, S., 227-STR-8, 339-STR-13 Sarley, B., 27-MAT-2, 318-MAT-8 Remsing, T., 472-ACD-12 Robinson, J., 28-MDO-1 Rustagi, V., 131-AFM-6 Sarli, B., 50-SFM-1 Ren, H., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Robinson, T., 252-DE-5, 391-MDO-10 Ryan, K., 215-MDO-5, 393-NDA-8 Sarojini, D., 168-SD-5, 183-ACD-5 Ren, M., 192-DE-4 Rocchio, R., 60-UAS-1 Rybarczyk, R., 420-APA-45 Sarsilmaz, S., 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Ren, X., 287-STR-11 Rocha dos Santos, A., 251-ASC-5 Rymer, N., 387-IS-14 Sartor, P., 499-NDA-10 Ren, Y., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 199-FD-25 Rochette, B., 103-PC-8 S. Baig, M., 385-HSABP-9 Sasaki, D., 134-APA-15 Renaud, T., 350-MVC-6 Rockwell, R., 270-HSABP-7 Saa, J., 178-UAS-3 Satchell, M., 186-APA-19, 361-APA-36 Renfro, M., 502-PC-21 Rodi, P., 136-APA-17, 248-APA-27 Saade-Castillo, A., 26-MAT-1 Satija, A., 243-AMT-2, 328-PC-17 Renganathan, A., 414-ACD-9 Rodrigues, N., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 sachan, k., 201-GNC-8/IS-4 Sato, S., 210-HSABP-5, 303-FD-38/ Renk, F., 399-SFM-17 Rodriguez, A., 47-SD-1 Sadoughi, M., 108-SEN-2, 500-NDA-11 PDL-12 Rennie, M., 152-GT-3, 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Rodriguez, D., 76-APA-11, 230-UAS-4 Saeed, F., 461-WE-9 Sato, T., 84-FD-9 Restrepo, C., 150-GNC-6, 310-GNC-25 Rodriguez, S., 117-WE-2 Safta, C., 277-NDA-5 Sato, Y., 112-STR-4, 244-AMT-3 Retter, J., 219-PDL-8 Roe, P., 199-FD-25 Sagaut, P., 441-MDO-11 Satou, Y., 105-SCS-2 Reu, P., 359-AMT-5 Roelofs, M., 472-ACD-12 Sagliano, M., 202-GNC-9, 307-GNC-22, Satyanarayana, A., 400-STR-14 Reuter, C., 164-PC-12, 502-PC-21 Rogers, C., 69-AFM-4, 387-IS-14 435-GNC-42 Saunders, G., 193-EDU-2 Reyes, J., 95-INPSI-1 Rogers, M., 187-APA-20 Saha, D., 311-GNC-26 Sauti, G., 147-GNC-3 Reynerson, C., 322-MST-11, 443-MST-13 Roget, B., 10-APA-1 Sahai, T., 277-NDA-5 Savas, O., 101-MST-9 Reza, M., 311-GNC-26 Roh, H., 380-GNC-34 Sahin, A., 461-WE-9 Saverin, J., 61-WE-1 Reza Ahrabi, B., 375-FD-49 Roithmayr, C., 222-SD-7 Sahni, O., 87-FD-12 Savill, A., 28-MDO-1, 96-MDO-3 Rezaei, A., 12-APA-3 Roizner, F., 169-SD-6 Saidi, M., 326-PC-15 Savin, D., 405-TP-10 Rezgui, D., 107-SD-4 Rokhsaz, K., 512-STR-21 Saini, V., 171-SEN-3 Savoie, M., 77-ASC-2 Rezgui, Y., 37-PC-2, 502-PC-21 Rokita, T., 398-SD-15 Saito, Y., 339-STR-13 Savoni, L., 7-AA-1 Rhead, A., 55-STR-1 Rokkam, S., 157-MAT-4 Saitoh, K., 244-AMT-3 Sawada, H., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Rhew, R., 208-GT-4 Rolfes, R., 175-STR-6, 513-STR-22 Sakai, R., 182-AA-5 Sawant, S., 114-TP-3 Rhoby, M., 315-HSABP-8, 503-PC-22/ Rollin, B., 18-FD-1 Sakai, T., 341-TP-8 Saxena, S., 12-APA-3 AMT-10 Rom, M., 115-TP-4 Sakamoto, H., 105-SCS-2, 167-SCS-3, Scalabrin, L., 245-APA-24 Rhode, M., 152-GT-3 281-SCS-5, 331-SCS-6, 506-SCS-9 Scalo, C., 81-FD-6, 258-FD-32, 484-FD-61 204 scitech.aiaa.org Author and Session Chair Index

Scarborough, D., 239-AA-6, 328-PC-17 Seidel, G., 213-MAT-5 Sherman, T., 343-UAS-8 Singh, K., 428-FD-55, 457-STR-19, 513- Scarcella, P., 451-SFM-19 Seidel, J., 64-AA-3, 142-FD-15, 255-FD-29 Sherrill, R., 444-MST-14 STR-22 Schaefer, J., 143-FD-16, 175-STR-6 Seiferth, C., 486-GNC-46 Sherwin, S., 324-MVC-5 Singh, N., 288-TP-7, 380-GNC-34 Schafer, S., 412-ACD-7 Seitz, A., 95-INPSI-1 Sherwood, J., 142-FD-15 Singh, S., 204-GNC-11, 205-GNC-12, 312- Schang, A., 444-MST-14 Sekerci, H., 56-STR-2 Sheshanarayana, S., 391-MDO-10 GNC-27, 505-SATS-3 Scharf, D., 431-GNC-38 Sekhar, S., 497-MST-17 Shi, J., 382-GNC-36, 484-FD-61, 486- Singh, V., 139-DE-3 Schatz, S., 100-MST-8 Seki, S., 420-APA-45 GNC-46 Sinha, M., 434-GNC-41 Schatzman, D., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Sekimoto, S., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL- Shi, M., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4, 471-ACD-11/ Sinha, N., 266-GNC-19 Schaub, H., 225-SFM-12 10, 372-FD-46/PDL-14 TFPC-6 Sinnige, T., 134-APA-15, 476-APA-48 Schauer, F., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, Selig, M., 72-APA-7, 231-WE-4, 298-APA-34 Shi, R., 442-MDO-12 Siochi, E., 147-GNC-3 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 154-HSABP-2/ Sell, B., 383-GTE-6/PGC-6, Shi, Y., 196-FD-22 Sippel, T., 359-AMT-5, 417-AMT-7/PC-24 PGC-3, 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4, 326-PC- 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Shijun, L., 43-PDL-1, 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Sirigu, G., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 15, 327-PC-16/PGC-5, 383-GTE-6/PGC- Sellappan, P., 63-AA-2, 137-APA-18 Shim, D., 23-IS-2, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4, Sirnivas, S., 179-WE-3 6, 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7, 489-GT-7 Sellers, M., 293-AMT-4 380-GNC-34, 493-IS-18 Sirohi, J., 220-PDL-9 Scheeres, D., 54-SFM-5, 510-SFM-25, Sells, B., 459-TFPC-5 Shima, T., 381-GNC-35 Sitaraman, J., 10-APA-1, 361-APA-36, 511-SFM-26 Selva, D., 317-IS-11 Shimizu, Y., 198-FD-24 374-FD-48 Schetz, J., 457-STR-19 Selvarathinam, A., 56-STR-2, 512-STR-21 Shimodaira, K., 340-TES-1 Sivasubramanian, J., 424-FD-51 Schiafno, M., 174-SFM-10 Semaan, R., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Shimomura, S., 372-FD-46/PDL-14 Skaperdas, V., 159-MVC-2 Schiano Lo Moriello, R., 49-SEN-1 Semper, M., 256-FD-30 Shimoyama, K., 215-MDO-5, 276-MVC-4, Skarakis, J., 160-NDA-3 Schierman, J., 263-GNC-16 Semperlotti, F., 77-ASC-2 442-MDO-12 Skinner, S., 343-UAS-8 Schilden, T., 19-FD-2 Sen, A., 212-IS-5 Shin, D., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Skolnik, N., 341-TP-8 Schilder, R., 130-AFM-5 Senda, H., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Shin, H., 213-MAT-5, 214-MAT-6, 337- Slabaugh, C., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, 417-AMT- Schiller, N., 147-GNC-3 Sener, O., 290-WE-6 ICC-2/SEN-4, 493-IS-18 7/PC-24 Schindler, R., 246-APA-25 Sensemeier, M., 338-STR-12 Shin, S., 47-SD-1, 230-UAS-4 Slater, J., 47-SD-1 Schirmer, S., 455-SOF-4 Seo, D., 225-SFM-12, 351-SATS-1 Shinde, P., 332-SD-11 Slavinskaya, N., 37-PC-2 Schlenker, L., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Seon, G., 176-STR-7 Shiqi, G., 189-APA-22 Sleight, D., 400-STR-14 Schlothauer, A., 513-STR-22 Sepka, S., 114-TP-3, 341-TP-8 Shirley, M., 272-IS-7 Sleppy, M., 268-GT-5 Schmidt, B., 416-AMT-6 Seraj, S., 450-SD-17 Shish, K., 89-GNC-2 Slipchenko, M., 40-PC-7, 45-PDL-3 Schmidt, D., 482-FD-59 Serani, A., 390-MDO-9, 441-MDO-11 Shivakumar, K., 402-STR-16 Slostad, J., 506-SCS-9 Schmisseur, J., 86-FD-11, 197-FD-23, Sermeus, K., 216-MVC-3, 245-APA-24, Shivanandham, A., 297-APA-33 Slotnick, J., 34-MVC-1, 294-APA-30 243-AMT-2, 260-FD-34, 304-FD-39 248-APA-27 Shneider, M., 45-PDL-3, 104-PDL-4, Sly, J., 332-SD-11 Schmit, R., 152-GT-3, 295-APA-31 Serra, R., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 474-AMT-9 Smart, M., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/GEPC-3 Schmitz, S., 61-WE-1 Servadio, S., 451-SFM-19 Shrestha, P., 260-FD-34 Smeltzer, S., 55-STR-1 Schmollgruber, P., 67-ACD-3, 412-ACD- Sescu, A., 145-FD-18, 200-FD-26, 256- Shrestha, S., 91-GTE-2 Smetak, E., 129-ACD-4 7, 472-ACD-12 FD-30, 292-AA-7 Shtessel, Y., 264-GNC-17 Smith, A., 69-AFM-4, 225-SFM-12 Schnabel, M., 386-INPSI-2 Seshadri, A., 436-GTE-7 Shu, F., 386-INPSI-2 Smith, B., 74-APA-9, 455-SOF-4, 484- Schneider, G., 326-PC-15 Seshadri, B., 227-STR-8, 287-STR-11 Shukla, D., 516-UAS-13 FD-61 Schneider, S., 19-FD-2, 81-FD-6 Sethuraman, L., 232-WE-5, 408-WE-8 Shukla, H., 395-PC-20 Smith, C., 417-AMT-7/PC-24, Schneider, T., 314-GTE-5 Seubert, C., 150-GNC-6 Shukla, P., 131-AFM-6 492-INPSI-4 Schneider, W., 47-SD-1 Seume, J., 70-AMT-1/GT-8, 80-FD-5, 107- Shumway, N., 302-FD-37 Smith, H., 391-MDO-10 Schoenenberger, M., 247-APA-26, 478- SD-4, 143-FD-16, 223-SD-8, 239-AA-6 Shupp, R., 42-PC-6 Smith, J., 86-FD-11, 426-FD-53, 440- APA-50 Sforza, P., 65-ACD-1 Shurupov, M., 280-PDL-11 MAT-11/STR-17 Scholten, W., 445-MST-15 Sgueglia, A., 188-APA-21, 412-ACD-7 Shweyk, K., 242-AFM-10 Smith, K., 276-MVC-4, 373-FD-47 Schonberg, W., 57-SUR-1 Shah, A., 168-SD-5 Siderof, C., 61-WE-1 Smith, L., 224-SFM-11, 326-PC-15 Schoneman, J., 398-SD-15 Shah, G., 131-AFM-6, 242-AFM-10, 275- Sidey, J., 328-PC-17, 436-GTE-7 Smith, M., 28-MDO-1, 87-FD-12, 98-MST- Schrapel, P., 432-GNC-39 MST-10 Sidwell, T., 359-AMT-5 6, 133-APA-14, 186-APA-19, 193-EDU-2, Schrijer, F., 478-APA-50 Shah, N., 205-GNC-12 Siefers, T., 255-FD-29, 363-APA-38 416-AMT-6, 483-FD-60 Schroeder, J., 497-MST-17 Shahat, H., 275-MST-10 Siegel, J., 242-AFM-10 Smith, R., 302-FD-37 Schroeder, O., 406-TP-11 Shaler, K., 179-WE-3 Siew, P., 116-UAS-2 Smith, S., 406-TP-11, 450-SD-17 Schroeder, T., 489-GT-7 Shallcross, G., 482-FD-59 Siggeirsson, E., 314-GTE-5 Smith, T., 144-FD-17, 155-HSABP-3 Schroeder, W., 19-FD-2, 258-FD-32 Shan, H., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Sigthorsson, D., 149-GNC-5, 203-GNC- Smith, Z., 141-FD-14, 396-SCS-7 Schubert, M., 387-IS-14 Shan, J., 77-ASC-2, 451-SFM-19 10 Smyers, B., 228-STR-9 Schuck, M., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Shankar, U., 310-GNC-25 Silagy, T., 506-SCS-9 Snyder, M., 130-AFM-5, 184-AFM-7, 188- Schuet, S., 89-GNC-2 Sharma, A., 45-PDL-3, 395-PC-20 Silbaugh, B., 134-APA-15, 418-APA-43 APA-21 Schuh, J., 441-MDO-11 Sharma, R., 156-IS-3, 212-IS-5 Silic, M., 516-UAS-13 Snyder, R., 139-DE-3 Schultz, M., 400-STR-14, 456-STR-18 Sharma, S., 367-EXPL-1, 447-SATS-2 Silling, S., 401-STR-15 Snyder, S., 498-MST-18 Schultz, V., 116-UAS-2 Sharp, C., 317-IS-11 Silton, S., 297-APA-33, 373-FD-47 Sobester, A., 253-EDU-3 Schulze, P., 69-AFM-4, 434-GNC-41 Shashkov, M., 146-FD-19 Silva, C., 155-HSABP-3, 442-MDO-12 Soderlund, A., 267-GNC-20 Schumaker, S., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, Shashurin, A., 44-PDL-2, 45-PDL-3 Silva, M., 155-HSABP-3 Soderquist, D., 314-GTE-5 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Shastry, A., 432-GNC-39 Silva, W., 107-SD-4, 132-APA-13, 283-SD- Sodja, J., 496-MDO-13 Schutte, A., 377-GNC-31/SFM-16 Shaver, J., 422-CMS-1, 444-MST-14 10, 415-AFM-12 Soganci, S., 479-APA-51 Schuurman, M., 193-EDU-2, 384-HIS-1 Shaw, C., 394-PC-19 Silva Neto, J., 172-SFM-8 Sohail, Z., 490-GTE-8 Schwartz, H., 68-AFM-3 Shcherbanev, S., 166-PDL-6, 475-APA- Silver, M., 221-SCS-4, 396-SCS-7 Soismier, M., 375-FD-49 Schwartz, J., 56-STR-2 47/FD-57/PDL-15 Silvestre, F., 148-GNC-4, 241-AFM-9, Soize, C., 325-NDA-6 Schwartzentruber, T., 58-TP-1, 114-TP-3, Sheahan, E., 191-ASC-4 434-GNC-41 Sojka, P., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 288-TP-7, 405-TP-10, 429-FD-56 Sheehan, J., 5-ISC.UG-1 Sim, C., 456-STR-18 Someya, K., 444-MST-14 Schweickart, R., 59-TP-2 Sheets, B., 505-SATS-3 Simao Ferreira, C., 231-WE-4, 290- Sondergaard, R., 490-GTE-8 Schwemmer, J., 321-MDO-8 Shehata, H., 12-APA-3 WE-6 Song, C., 183-ACD-5 Schwer, D., 36-PC-1, 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Shekar, V., 514-STR-23 Simeni Simeni, M., 330-PDL-13 Song, K., 338-STR-12 Sciacovelli, L., 162-PC-10, 279-PC-14 Shellabarger, E., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Simerly, S., 489-GT-7 Song, P., 392-NDA-7 Sclafani, A., 294-APA-30 Shelton, A., 132-APA-13 Simmons, D., 141-FD-14 Song, W., 136-APA-17, 192-DE-4 Scott, M., 289-UAS-6 Shen, J., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 191-ASC-4 Simmons, K., 122-FD-13 Song, Y., 56-STR-2 Scott-Emuakpor, O., 449-SD-16 Shen, S., 21-GTE-1 Simon, D., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Song, Z., 264-GNC-17, 516-UAS-13 Scotti, A., 450-SD-17 Sheng, C., 246-APA-25, 418-APA-43 Sinclair, A., 110-SFM-7, 174-SFM-10, Sonneville, V., 47-SD-1 Scovazzi, G., 277-NDA-5 Sheng, Y., 149-GNC-5, 262-GNC-15/IS-6 311-GNC-26, 454-SFM-22/GNC-43, Sood, R., 50-SFM-1, 226-SFM-13 Secco, N., 96-MDO-3 Shengwen, X., 264-GNC-17 509-SFM-24 Sorbilli, R., 391-MDO-10 Seckin, S., 481-FD-58 Shenoy, R., 269-HSABP-6 Singer, D., 318-MAT-8 Sorgenfrei, M., 351-SATS-1 Sedaghati, R., 77-ASC-2 Sheplak, M., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Singh, A., 165-PDL-5, 250-APA-29/FD- Sosa, J., 41-PC-5/PGC-1, 327-PC-16/PGC-5 Sedlack, M., 27-MAT-2 Sherer, S., 304-FD-39, 324-MVC-5, 419- 28/PDL-10 Sostaric, R., 150-GNC-6 Seger, M., 300-ASC-6 APA-44 Singh, B., 165-PDL-5 Sotak, M., 211-ICC-1, 337-ICC-2/SEN-4 Seguin, J., 229-TP-6 Sherif, S., 59-TP-2 Singh, G., 431-GNC-38 Soteriou, M., 328-PC-17 Singh, J., 389-MAT-10 scitech.aiaa.org 205 Author and Session Chair Index

Sotoudeh, V., 171-SEN-3 331-SCS-6 Swieringa, K., 311-GNC-26 46/FD-50 Sotoudeh, Z., 282-SD-9 Stokkermans, T., 134-APA-15, 476-APA-48 Swischuk, R., 274-MDO-6 Tezaur, R., 325-NDA-6 Soudakov, V., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Stoll, N., 27-MAT-2 Sykes, J., 279-PC-14 Tezuka, A., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Sousa, V., 81-FD-6 Stößel, M., 95-INPSI-1 Szczyglowski, C., 450-SD-17 Thai, Z., 367-EXPL-1, 501-OPS-1/EXPL- Souza, M., 245-APA-24 Stoufer, S., 328-PC-17 Szmuk, M., 150-GNC-6 2/GEPC-3 Sowers, T., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Stoufer, V., 459-TFPC-5, 471-ACD-11/ Tabacjar, C., 137-APA-18, 240-ACD-6 Thakker, A., 284-SE-2, 316-IS-10 Sparapany, M., 202-GNC-9 TFPC-6 Taboada, I., 185-AFM-8 Thakur, S., 163-PC-11, 425-FD-52 Sparks, J., 406-TP-11 Stoumbos, T., 106-SD-3 Taflin, D., 276-MVC-4 Thapa, M., 325-NDA-6, 499-NDA-10 Spear, R., 334-SFM-14 Strack, M., 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Tafti, D., 497-MST-17 Thapa Magar, K., 116-UAS-2, 202-GNC-9 Spearrin, M., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Strader, J., 380-GNC-34 Taha, A., 491-GTE-9 Theil, S., 435-GNC-42 Spedding, G., 515-TES-4 Strakey, P., 359-AMT-5 Taha, H., 12-APA-3, 72-APA-7, 135-APA-16 Theiss, A., 19-FD-2 Spencer, D., 451-SFM-19 Straub, J., 351-SATS-1, 447-SATS-2, Taheri, E., 53-SFM-4, 510-SFM-25 Theuma, K., 30-MST-1 Spencer, M., 273-MAT-7 505-SATS-3 Tahir, A., 205-GNC-12 Thigpen, N., 323-MST-12 Speth, R., 182-AA-5 Strawn, R., 146-FD-19 Tahk, M., 380-GNC-34 Thomas, D., 322-MST-11, 501-OPS-1/ Spieß, C., 312-GNC-27 Streetman, B., 432-GNC-39 Tai, J., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4, 414-ACD-9, EXPL-2/GEPC-3 Spiller, D., 53-SFM-4 Stroud, H., 191-ASC-4 479-APA-51 Thomas, F., 141-FD-14, 405-TP-10, 475- Spillers, R., 12-APA-3, 82-FD-7, 426-FD-53 Stuermer, A., 296-APA-32 Taira, K., 144-FD-17, 257-FD-31 APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Spinter, S., 341-TP-8 Stumpf, E., 13-APA-4 Takagi, K., 112-STR-4 Thomas, G., 69-AFM-4 Spitzer, S., 426-FD-53 Stupik, J., 487-GNC-47 Takahashi, H., 200-FD-26 Thomas, J., 36-PC-1, 261-FD-35, 333-SD-12 Spowart, J., 318-MAT-8 Sturdy, J., 460-UAS-11 Takahashi, K., 478-APA-50 Thomas, L., 328-PC-17 Springer, R., 315-HSABP-8 Su, W., 282-SD-9, 332-SD-11, 507-SD-18 Takahashi, M., 109-SFM-6, 210-HSABP-5, Thomas, N., 80-FD-5 Sraj, I., 277-NDA-5 Subbareddy, P., 103-PC-8 303-FD-38/PDL-12, 330-PDL-13, 377- Thome, J., 86-FD-11 Sreesawet, S., 173-SFM-9 Sublett, J., 5-ISC.UG-1 GNC-31/SFM-16, 443-MST-13 Thompson, A., 26-MAT-1 Sridhar, M., 9-AFM-2, 13-APA-4, 257-FD-31 Subramani, S., 513-STR-22 Takahashi, S., 86-FD-11, 115-TP-4 Thompson, B., 25-ISC.TM-1 Sridharan, A., 5-ISC.UG-1 Subramaniam, S., 342-TP-9 Takahashi, T., 67-ACD-3, 384-HIS-1, 414- Thompson, D., 292-AA-7 Srinivasan, R., 491-GTE-9 Subramaniam, V., 504-PDL-16 ACD-9, 465-ACD-10, 472-ACD-12 Thomsen, B., 376-GNC-30/IS-13 Srivastava, V., 500-NDA-11 Subramanian, K., 264-GNC-17 Takahashi, Y., 68-AFM-3 Thormann, R., 398-SD-15 Srivatsav, H., 326-PC-15 Subramanian, N., 300-ASC-6 Takao, Y., 52-SFM-3 Thornburg, H., 34-MVC-1 Stab, I., 424-FD-51 Subramanian, S., 99-MST-7 Takashima, K., 104-PDL-4 Thorsson, S., 402-STR-16 Stabile, A., 106-SD-3 Sudol, A., 49-SEN-1 Takayanagi, H., 177-TP-5 Thouault, N., 239-AA-6 Stachowiak, S., 150-GNC-6 Süelözgen, Ö., 507-SD-18 Takeichi, N., 99-MST-7 Thrasher, S., 382-GNC-36 Stachura, M., 313-GNC-28 Sugioka, Y., 244-AMT-3 Takemura, K., 399-SFM-17 Threadgill, J., 424-FD-51, 481-FD-58 Stack, C., 197-FD-23 Sugiura, H., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 Taki, H., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Throneberry, G., 496-MDO-13 Stackpoole, M., 341-TP-8 Suh, P., 241-AFM-9, 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Talamadupula, K., 213-MAT-5 Thurow, B., 302-FD-37, 473-AMT-8 Stalnov, O., 427-FD-54 Sujith, R., 92-GTE-3, 436-GTE-7 Talley, D., 163-PC-11, 164-PC-12 Tian, P., 343-UAS-8, 431-GNC-38 Stancu, G., 218-PDL-7 Sulkis, M., 26-MAT-1 Talole, S., 264-GNC-17, 308-GNC-23 Tian, S., 197-FD-23, 200-FD-26 Standridge, Z., 139-DE-3 Sullivan, R., 318-MAT-8 Tamanampudi, G., 38-PC-3 Tian, W., 179-WE-3 Stanfield, S., 19-FD-2 Sumathy, V., 432-GNC-39 Tamimi, A., 30-MST-1 Tian, Y., 85-FD-10, 189-APA-22 Stanford, B., 29-MDO-2, 321-MDO-8, Sun, B., 108-SEN-2, 287-STR-11 Tan, D., 516-UAS-13 Tibère-Inglesse, A., 58-TP-1 391-MDO-10, 507-SD-18 Sun, D., 207-GNC-14 Tan, J., 230-UAS-4 Tichenor, N., 80-FD-5, 426-FD-53 Stanley, A., 461-WE-9 Sun, F., 204-GNC-11 Tan, S., 407-UAS-9 Tidball, M., 47-SD-1 Stansbury, R., 289-UAS-6 Sun, J., 433-GNC-40, 443-MST-13 Tanaka, H., 281-SCS-5 Tierney, B., 18-FD-1 Starikovskaia, S., 45-PDL-3, 166-PDL-6, Sun, L., 156-IS-3 Tanaka, K., 245-APA-24 Tilmann, C., 135-APA-16 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Sun, M., 142-FD-15 Tang, G., 190-APA-23/FD-20 Timme, S., 398-SD-15 Starikovskiy, A., 43-PDL-1, 44-PDL-2, Sun, S., 130-AFM-5 Tang, H., 55-STR-1 Ting, E., 151-GNC-7, 450-SD-17, 507-SD-18 165-PDL-5, 166-PDL-6, 218-PDL-7, 220- Sun, W., 37-PC-2, 162-PC-10, 326-PC-15, Tang, J., 231-WE-4 Tingas, A., 83-FD-8 PDL-9, 280-PDL-11 329-PC-18, 486-GNC-46 Tang, S., 316-IS-10 Tinney, C., 63-AA-2 Stechmann, D., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, Sun, X., 53-SFM-4 Tangirala, V., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 Tiomkin, S., 479-APA-51 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Sun, Y., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5, 144- Tani, N., 490-GTE-8 Tischler, M., 69-AFM-4, 130-AFM-5 Steck, J., 206-GNC-13, 207-GNC-14, FD-17, 231-WE-4, 344-WE-7, 391- Tani, Y., 66-ACD-2/TFPC-1, 326-PC-15, Titurus, B., 450-SD-17 265-GNC-18, 311-GNC-26, 381-GNC-35, MDO-10 420-APA-45 Tofol, F., 332-SD-11 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Sunada, Y., 257-FD-31 Tanno, H., 19-FD-2, 81-FD-6 Togashi, F., 84-FD-9 Stefani, F., 498-MST-18 Sundar, K., 212-IS-5 Tao, F., 388-IS-15 Tognaccini, R., 135-APA-16, 295-APA-31 Stefanski, D., 10-APA-1, 93-CPS-1, 186- Sundaram, V., 284-SE-2 Tao, G., 149-GNC-5, 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Tokar, J., 336-SOF-3/IS-12/UAS-7 APA-19, 246-APA-25, 294-APA-30, Sundararaghavan, V., 217-NDA-4, 273- Tatman, L., 57-SUR-1 Tol, H., 434-GNC-41 304-FD-39, 375-FD-49 MAT-7 Tatsukawa, T., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL- Tomar, V., 273-MAT-7 Stefens, M., 240-ACD-6, 443-MST-13, Sundararajan, V., 501-OPS-1/EXPL-2/ 10, 257-FD-31, 381-GNC-35 Tomasi, J., 214-MAT-6 497-MST-17 GEPC-3 Tatting, B., 26-MAT-1, 319-MAT-9 Tony, L., 207-GNC-14 Stefko, G., 438-INPSI-3 Sung, C., 278-PC-13 Tawfik, M., 508-SD-19 Toor, Z., 14-APA-5, 73-APA-8, 153-GTE- Steinberg, A., 42-PC-6, 164-PC-12 Sung, T., 466-GNC-44 Tay, G., 170-SE-1 4, 297-APA-33, 364-APA-39, 477-APA- Stemmer, C., 19-FD-2 Sung, W., 317-IS-11, 441-MDO-11 Taylor, J., 248-APA-27 49, 490-GTE-8 Stepanov, V., 492-INPSI-4 Sunkara, V., 486-GNC-46 Taylor, N., 34-MVC-1, 81-FD-6, 364-APA-39 Topbas, E., 101-MST-9 Stepanyan, S., 218-PDL-7 Suraj Nandiganahalli, J., 23-IS-2 Taylor, R., 364-APA-39, 513-STR-22 Topcu, U., 262-GNC-15/IS-6 Stepanyan, V., 89-GNC-2, 443-MST-13 Suresh, R., 388-IS-15 Teasley, T., 239-AA-6 Topputo, F., 173-SFM-9, 224-SFM-11, Stephan, J., 266-GNC-19 Suresh, S., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Teixeira, P., 282-SD-9, 450-SD-17 399-SFM-17, 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Stephani, K., 114-TP-3, 342-TP-9 Suryanarayanan, A., 91-GTE-2 Tekinalp, O., 60-UAS-1, 225-SFM-12 Toratani, D., 381-GNC-35 Stephen, E., 362-APA-37 Surzhikov, S., 229-TP-6 Telford, R., 111-STR-3 Torens, C., 33-MST-4/SOF-1, 285-SOF- Stevens, C., 327-PC-16/PGC-5, Sutkowy, M., 64-AA-3, 365-APA-41, Tellefsen, J., 5-ISC.UG-1 2/IS-8/UAS-5, 336-SOF-3/IS-12/UAS- 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 427-FD-54 Tellez, J., 343-UAS-8 7, 455-SOF-4 Stevens, M., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Sutton, J., 40-PC-7, 416-AMT-6, 417- Temel, O., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Toro, K., 208-GT-4 Stevenson, T., 489-GT-7 AMT-7/PC-24, 474-AMT-9 Templeton, E., 367-EXPL-1 Toropov, V., 321-MDO-8 Stewart, E., 449-SD-16 Suzuki, K., 76-APA-11, 104-PDL-4 Tenney, A., 411-AA-8 Torre, F., 454-SFM-22/GNC-43 Stewart, M., 512-STR-21 Suzuki, T., 331-SCS-6, 341-TP-8 ten Pas, S., 231-WE-4 Torres Garcia, E., 314-GTE-5 Stich, G., 187-APA-20, 477-APA-49 Svaricek, F., 203-GNC-10 Teo, C., 36-PC-1, 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2 Towne, A., 65-ACD-1, 179-WE-3 Stiltner, B., 309-GNC-24 Swaminathan Gopalan, K., 114-TP-3 Teodorescu, M., 211-ICC-1 Townsend, S., 496-MDO-13 Stimpson, A., 459-TFPC-5 Swarnkar, S., 432-GNC-39 Terada, Y., 506-SCS-9 Tracey, B., 392-NDA-7 Stimson, M., 414-ACD-9 Swartzendruber, D., 289-UAS-6 TerMaath, S., 55-STR-1, 102-NDA-2 Tracey, T., 436-GTE-7 Stochaj, S., 205-GNC-12 Sweetland, K., 243-AMT-2 Terning, B., 512-STR-21 Tran, S., 10-APA-1, 361-APA-36 Stockett, P., 218-PDL-7 Swegle, S., 473-AMT-8 Terwilliger, B., 16-DE-1 Tran, T., 45-PDL-3 Stoellinger, M., 258-FD-32 Swei, S., 211-ICC-1, 312-GNC-27, 507-SD-18 Tetard, L., 27-MAT-2 Traxinger, C., 425-FD-52 Stohlman, O., 105-SCS-2, 167-SCS-3, Swenson, T., 399-SFM-17 Tewes, P., 299-APA-35/FD-36, 421-APA- Tripathi, M., 415-AFM-12

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Tropina, A., 280-PDL-11 PDL-10, 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Voegele, A., 133-APA-14, 298-APA-34 329-PC-18, 479-APA-51, 483-FD-60, Trueba Monje, I., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 van Dommelen, D., 295-APA-31, 480- Vogiatzis, K., 93-CPS-1, 159-MVC-2, 229- 508-SD-19 Truhlar, D., 58-TP-1 APA-52 TP-6, 324-MVC-5, 350-MVC-6 Wang, Y., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 135-APA- Truong, C., 473-AMT-8 Vane, Z., 277-NDA-5 Volpiani, P., 424-FD-51 16, 136-APA-17, 172-SFM-8, 283-SD-10, Truong, H., 460-UAS-11 van Ekeren, W., 89-GNC-2 von der Haar, H., 70-AMT-1/GT-8 325-NDA-6, 338-STR-12, 389-MAT-10, Truong, Q., 157-MAT-4 van Garrel, A., 117-WE-2, 231-WE-4 Von Helldorf-Garn, H., 403-TES-3 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7, 442-MDO-12, Tsai, L., 306-GNC-21/IS-9 van Grootheest, A., 31-MST-2 Von Moll, A., 171-SEN-3 445-MST-15, 452-SFM-20 Tsai, W., 115-TP-4 VanHalle, R., 396-SCS-7 Vono, C., 170-SE-1 Wang, Z., 8-AFM-1, 45-PDL-3, 64-AA- Tsakpinis, D., 460-UAS-11 van Heerden, A., 499-NDA-10 Vos, R., 129-ACD-4, 412-ACD-7, 472- 3, 84-FD-9, 198-FD-24, 283-SD-10, Tsiotras, P., 149-GNC-5, 377-GNC-31/ van Horssen, L., 275-MST-10 ACD-12 374-FD-48, 377-GNC-31/SFM-16, SFM-16, 451-SFM-19, 454-SFM-22/ Van Kampen, E., 22-IS-1, 89-GNC-2, Vosughi, A., 30-MST-1 433-GNC-40, 484-FD-61, 504-PDL-16, GNC-43, 486-GNC-46 185-AFM-8, 263-GNC-16, 266-GNC-19, Votion, J., 388-IS-15 516-UAS-13 Tsuboi, N., 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7 388-IS-15, 431-GNC-38, 493-IS-18 Vranas, T., 407-UAS-9 Wanthal, S., 26-MAT-1, 338-STR-12, 514- Tsukada, D., 116-UAS-2 van Muijden, J., 231-WE-4 Vu, L., 498-MST-18 STR-23 Tsuru, K., 162-PC-10 van Nesselrooij, M., 478-APA-50 Vukasinovic, B., 299-APA-35/FD-36 Ward, C., 498-MST-18 Tu, S., 199-FD-25 Vannucci, F., 402-STR-16 Vuruskan, A., 136-APA-17 Ward, K., 310-GNC-25 Tufts, A., 182-AA-5 van Oudheusden, B., 478-APA-50 Vyas, M., 304-FD-39 Wardle, B., 175-STR-6, 214-MAT-6 Tufts, M., 11-APA-2, 256-FD-30 van Paassen, M., 31-MST-2 Vyas, U., 386-INPSI-2 Warren, J., 331-SCS-6, 363-APA-38 Tuggle, R., 93-CPS-1 van Staalduinen, J., 193-EDU-2 Waas, A., 56-STR-2, 175-STR-6, 176- Warren, M., 459-TFPC-5 Tumin, A., 256-FD-30 Vanstone, L., 385-HSABP-9, 481-FD-58 STR-7, 227-STR-8, 228-STR-9, 318- Wartemann, V., 81-FD-6 Tuncer, I., 8-AFM-1, 479-APA-51 Van Tongeren, H., 449-SD-16 MAT-8, 402-STR-16, 440-MAT-11/STR- Watanabe, A., 331-SCS-6 Tuncer, O., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 Van Tooren, M., 26-MAT-1, 513-STR-22 17, 514-STR-23 Watanabe, K., 443-MST-13 Turkoglu, K., 204-GNC-11, 322-MST-11 Varga, Z., 58-TP-1 Wabel, T., 164-PC-12, 395-PC-20 Watanabe, S., 12-APA-3 Turner, A., 442-MDO-12 Varma, M., 395-PC-20 Wabick, K., 302-FD-37 Watanabe, T., 210-HSABP-5, Turner, D., 359-AMT-5 Varshney, M., 189-APA-22, 385-HSABP-9 Wachlin, J., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 437-HSABP-10/PGC-7, 439-IS-17/UAS- 10, 460-UAS-11, 486-GNC-46 Turner, M., 324-MVC-5 Varya, V., 445-MST-15 Wachs, J., 49-SEN-1 Waters, J., 425-FD-52 Turner, P., 444-MST-14 Vasile, J., 391-MDO-10 Waddle, C., 363-APA-38 Waters, W., 400-STR-14 Turner, T., 300-ASC-6 Vasile, M., 54-SFM-5, 454-SFM-22/ Wadhams, T., 86-FD-11 Watza, S., 494-IS-19/UAS-12 Turtle, E., 310-GNC-25 GNC-43 Wadley, J., 108-SEN-2 Waxman, R., 157-MAT-4 Tuttle, M., 514-STR-23 Vasilyev, O., 134-APA-15, 145-FD-18 Waelchli, R., 351-SATS-1 Wayman, T., 488-GT-6 Tyagi, A., 42-PC-6 Vassilakos, G., 8-AFM-1 Wagner, A., 81-FD-6 Weaver, P., 111-STR-3, 513-STR-22 Tyler, C., 295-APA-31 Vassilicos, J., 420-APA-45 Wagner, D., 284-SE-2 Weber, S., 247-APA-26 Uchiyama, K., 203-GNC-10 Vasu, S., 38-PC-3, 92-GTE-3, 326-PC-15, Wagner, J., 82-FD-7, 359-AMT-5, 473- Webster, C., 510-SFM-25 Udrea, B., 54-SFM-5 491-GTE-9 AMT-8 Webster, J., 487-GNC-47 Uechi, K., 478-APA-50 Vautrin, Y., 83-FD-8 Wagnild, R., 81-FD-6 Weckner, O., 401-STR-15, 514-STR-23 Ueda, S., 210-HSABP-5, 444-MST-14 Vazquez, R., 379-GNC-33 Wahidi, R., 257-FD-31 Wedmore, J., 447-SATS-2 Uitenham, L., 155-HSABP-3 Vedantam, M., 460-UAS-11 Wake, B., 418-APA-43 Weger, K., 170-SE-1 Ujiie, R., 444-MST-14 Vedula, P., 229-TP-6 Wakui, S., 257-FD-31 Wei, F., 16-DE-1 Ukai, T., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Vega, J., 61-WE-1, 197-FD-23, 314-GTE-5 Walden, A., 187-APA-20 Wei, H., 157-MAT-4 Ukeiley, L., 135-APA-16, 144-FD-17 Veldhuis, L., 134-APA-15, 476-APA-48, Waldron, J., 188-APA-21 Wei, P., 459-TFPC-5 Ukwattage, A., 26-MAT-1 478-APA-50 Wales, C., 107-SD-4, 397-SD-14 Wei, R., 74-APA-9 Ulbrich, N., 488-GT-6 Veley, E., 490-GTE-8 Walker, M., 190-APA-23/FD-20, 272-IS- Weibley, N., 241-AFM-9 Ulrich, S., 309-GNC-24, 379-GNC-33, Vellakal, M., 491-GTE-9 7, 389-MAT-10 382-GNC-36, 432-GNC-39 Venigalla, C., 54-SFM-5 Walker, T., 514-STR-23 Weinmeister, J., 215-MDO-5 Umeda, Y., 12-APA-3 Venkatachari, B., 366-APA-42/FD-42 Walkowicz, A., 122-FD-13 Weinstein, M., 432-GNC-39 Umphrey, C., 361-APA-36 Venkataraman, S., 228-STR-9, 389-MAT-10 Wallace, E., 5-ISC.UG-1 Weintraub, I., 311-GNC-26, 380-GNC-34 Unal, K., 101-MST-9 Venkatesan, K., 164-PC-12 Waller, D., 139-DE-3 Weirs, V., 393-NDA-8 Unni, V., 92-GTE-3, 436-GTE-7 Venner, K., 231-WE-4 Wallin, F., 314-GTE-5 Weis, L., 174-SFM-10 Unnikrishnan, S., 483-FD-60 Venter, G., 393-NDA-8 Wallin, J., 459-TFPC-5 Weisman, R., 453-SFM-21 Unnikrishnan, V., 273-MAT-7 Venter, M., 393-NDA-8 Walsh, M., 205-GNC-12 Weiss, A., 71-APA-6, 244-AMT-3 Unrau, M., 361-APA-36 Ventura Diaz, P., 296-APA-32 Walters, I., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Weiss, M., 381-GNC-35 Urdahl, S., 343-UAS-8, 497-MST-17 Venturi, S., 288-TP-7 Walters, R., 499-NDA-10 Weitz, L., 88-GNC-1, 311-GNC-26, 381- GNC-35 Ure, N., 378-GNC-32, 380-GNC-34, Verbist, S., 388-IS-15 Walters, S., 85-FD-10 434-GNC-41 Verdicchio, J., 350-MVC-6 Walther, C., 24-ISC.MS-1 Wellman, B., 432-GNC-39 Uriol Balbin, I., 456-STR-18 Verdugo, O., 314-GTE-5 Wamsley, C., 49-SEN-1 Wells, D., 183-ACD-5, 472-ACD-12 Uth, P., 263-GNC-16 Verma, A., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Wan, C., 379-GNC-33 Wells, S., 264-GNC-17 Uzun, A., 187-APA-20 Verma, H., 130-AFM-5 Wan, H., 59-TP-2, 142-FD-15 Welstead, J., 65-ACD-1, 414-ACD-9 Vahora, M., 65-ACD-1, 253-EDU-3, 298- Vermorel, O., 103-PC-8 Wan, Y., 23-IS-2 Wen, C., 443-MST-13 APA-34 Vesely, L., 491-GTE-9 Wan, Z., 479-APA-51 Wen, G., 373-FD-47 Vairamani, M., 52-SFM-3 Vess, R., 275-MST-10 Wanchao, C., 516-UAS-13 Wen, X., 142-FD-15 Vaithiyanathasamy, R., 117-WE-2 Vetrella, A., 171-SEN-3 Wang, A., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Werling, B., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Vakili, A., 249-APA-28/FD-27, Veynante, D., 103-PC-8 Wang, B., 51-SFM-2, 142-FD-15, 212-IS-5 Werner, M., 189-APA-22 269-HSABP-6 Vieira De Carvalho, N., 227-STR-8, 287- Wang, C., 146-FD-19, 275-MST-10 Werter, N., 496-MDO-13 Valasek, J., 69-AFM-4, 191-ASC-4, 201- STR-11, 339-STR-13 Wang, E., 508-SD-19 Wervaecke, C., 373-FD-47 GNC-8/IS-4, 266-GNC-19, 311-GNC-26, Vijayakumar, N., 498-MST-18 Wang, G., 61-WE-1 West, J., 425-FD-52 376-GNC-30/IS-13, 387-IS-14, 493-IS-18 Viken, J., 298-APA-34 Wang, H., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 West, T., 76-APA-11 Valencia, E., 178-UAS-3, 230-UAS-4 Viken, S., 298-APA-34 Wang, J., 61-WE-1, 195-FD-21, 369-FD- Weston, D., 304-FD-39 Valentin-Hernandez, E., 139-DE-3 Vilas, F., 108-SEN-2 43, 377-GNC-31/SFM-16, 418-APA-43, Weston, N., 445-MST-15 Valorani, M., 492-INPSI-4 Vincent, M., 460-UAS-11 435-GNC-42, 451-SFM-19, 504-PDL-16 Wheaton, B., 19-FD-2 Valverde, A., 377-GNC-31/SFM-16, 454- Vinogradov, V., 95-INPSI-1, 492-INPSI-4 Wang, K., 182-AA-5 Wheeler, E., 209-HSABP-4/PGC-4 SFM-22/GNC-43 Vio, G., 419-APA-44 Wang, L., 162-PC-10, 215-MDO-5, 250- Whitacre, W., 267-GNC-20 van ‘t Veld, R., 266-GNC-19 Violette, S., 319-MAT-9 APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, 259-FD-33, Whitcomb, J., 402-STR-16 Vanaret, C., 158-MDO-4 Virgili-Llop, J., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 325-NDA-6, 393-NDA-8, 450-SD-17 White, J., 290-WE-6, 408-WE-8 Van Baelen, D., 31-MST-2 Virós Martin, A., 317-IS-11 Wang, M., 182-AA-5, 302-FD-37, 329-PC-18 White, M., 241-AFM-9 van Bussel, G., 231-WE-4, 232-WE-5 Visbal, M., 82-FD-7, 85-FD-10, 141-FD-14, Wang, P., 446-NDA-9, 499-NDA-10 White, R., 444-MST-14 van Campenhout, O., 478-APA-50 197-FD-23, 419-APA-44 Wang, Q., 482-FD-59, 484-FD-61 White, T., 191-ASC-4, 493-IS-18 Van Dam, C., 137-APA-18 Viswanath, K., 13-APA-4, 292-AA-7 Wang, S., 144-FD-17 Whitehouse, G., 134-APA-15, 193-EDU-2, VanDamme, C., 47-SD-1, 398-SD-15 Vivanco, S., 284-SE-2, 316-IS-10 Wang, T., 106-SD-3 418-APA-43 Vanden, K., 478-APA-50 Vivek, A., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Wang, W., 115-TP-4, 389-MAT-10 Whitlock, B., 276-MVC-4 Vander Kam, J., 341-TP-8 Vlachos, P., 165-PDL-5 Wang, X., 44-PDL-2, 45-PDL-3, 48-SD- Whitlock, J., 129-ACD-4 Vanderwyst, A., 250-APA-29/FD-28/ Vodney, C., 278-PC-13 2, 151-GNC-7, 185-AFM-8, 223-SD-8, Whitmer, E., 406-TP-11 263-GNC-16, 270-HSABP-7, 278-PC-13, Whitmore, R., 363-APA-38 scitech.aiaa.org 207 Author and Session Chair Index

Whittaker, M., 381-GNC-35 Woszidlo, R., 299-APA-35/FD-36, 421- Yang, Z., 276-MVC-4 477-APA-49 Whittaker, W., 313-GNC-28 APA-46/FD-50 Yang Pang, Z., 148-GNC-4 Zhan, L., 461-WE-9 Whittle, L., 202-GNC-9 Wright, J., 163-PC-11, 302-FD-37, 425- Yao, H., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Zhan, X., 52-SFM-3 Wicke, K., 65-ACD-1, 67-ACD-3 FD-52 Yao, T., 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Zhang, B., 259-FD-33, 277-NDA-5, 316- Wickramasinghe, V., 508-SD-19 Wright, M., 268-GT-5 Yar, A., 490-GTE-8 IS-10 Wicks, S., 157-MAT-4, 389-MAT-10 Wright, R., 359-AMT-5 Yasue, K., 12-APA-3 Zhang, C., 267-GNC-20, 330-PDL-13 Wiegmann, B., 367-EXPL-1 Wright, S., 351-SATS-1 Yates, H., 256-FD-30 Zhang, D., 144-FD-17, 213-MAT-5, 286- Wiese, M., 298-APA-34 Wroblewski, G., 413-ACD-8/TFPC-4, Yatsukhno, D., 229-TP-6 STR-10, 344-WE-7, 416-AMT-6, 440- Wilde, B., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 471-ACD-11/TFPC-6 Yau, M., 455-SOF-4 MAT-11/STR-17, 488-GT-6 Wilde, M., 52-SFM-3 Wu, B., 37-PC-2, 326-PC-15 Yavuztürk, V., 101-MST-9 Zhang, F., 243-AMT-2 Wildschek, A., 183-ACD-5, 223-SD-8 Wu, D., 53-SFM-4, 408-WE-8 Ye, A., 313-GNC-28 Zhang, H., 249-APA-28/FD-27 Wiles, C., 313-GNC-28 Wu, G., 57-SUR-1 Ye, J., 240-ACD-6 Zhang, K., 262-GNC-15/IS-6, 342-TP-9 Wilhelm, J., 178-UAS-3, 439-IS-17/UAS-10 Wu, H., 26-MAT-1, 103-PC-8, 395-PC-20, Yee, P., 59-TP-2, 115-TP-4 Zhang, L., 196-FD-22, 316-IS-10 Wilkins, M., 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 425-FD-52 Yehia, O., 164-PC-12, 502-PC-21 Zhang, N., 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Wilkinson, S., 330-PDL-13 Wu, J., 278-PC-13 Yekani Fard, M., 389-MAT-10, 458-STR-20 Zhang, P., 503-PC-22/AMT-10 Wilks, A., 98-MST-6 Wu, K., 281-SCS-5 Yeo, Y., 431-GNC-38 Zhang, Q., 265-GNC-18 Willcox, K., 139-DE-3, 158-MDO-4, Wu, L., 37-PC-2, 303-FD-38/PDL-12 Yezzi, A., 343-UAS-8 Zhang, R., 502-PC-21 160-NDA-3, 223-SD-8, 274-MDO-6, Wu, S., 508-SD-19 Yi, S., 107-SD-4 Zhang, S., 53-SFM-4, 172-SFM-8, 433- 392-NDA-7 Wu, X., 172-SFM-8 Yi, T., 40-PC-7, 279-PC-14 GNC-40 Willems, J., 478-APA-50 Wu, Y., 5-ISC.UG-1, 243-AMT-2, 417- Yildiz, A., 434-GNC-41 Zhang, T., 394-PC-19 William, S., 114-TP-3 AMT-7/PC-24, 474-AMT-9 Yildiz, K., 167-SCS-3 Zhang, W., 303-FD-38/PDL-12, 325- Williams, C., 324-MVC-5 Wu, Z., 183-ACD-5, 223-SD-8, 508-SD-19 Yildiz, M., 338-STR-12 NDA-6, 408-WE-8 Williams, D., 75-APA-10/FD-4, 152-GT-3, Wurts, J., 478-APA-50 Yim, M., 131-AFM-6 Zhang, X., 77-ASC-2, 106-SD-3, 145-FD- 195-FD-21 Wygnanski, I., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Yin, S., 165-PDL-5, 305-FD-40 18, 295-APA-31, 457-STR-19 Williams, G., 489-GT-7 Wyman, N., 350-MVC-6 Yin, Z., 280-PDL-11 Zhang, Y., 136-APA-17, 242-AFM-10, Williams, J., 226-SFM-13, 288-TP-7, 334- Wysocki, G., 37-PC-2 Yoder, D., 304-FD-39 243-AMT-2, 274-MDO-6, 388-IS-15, SFM-14, 447-SATS-2 Xiang, X., 366-APA-42/FD-42 Yodo, N., 446-NDA-9 416-AMT-6, 441-MDO-11 Williams, N., 25-ISC.TM-1 Xiao, J., 228-STR-9 Yokokawa, Y., 245-APA-24 Zhang, Z., 37-PC-2, 243-AMT-2, 379- Williams, W., 447-SATS-2 Xiao, W., 499-NDA-10 Yokoyama, N., 433-GNC-40 GNC-33, 417-AMT-7/PC-24, 433-GNC- Williams, Z., 407-UAS-9 Xie, C., 48-SD-2 Yoon, S., 296-APA-32 40, 479-APA-51, 502-PC-21 Willis, A., 486-GNC-46 Xie, J., 514-STR-23 Yoon, Y., 149-GNC-5, 306-GNC-21/IS-9 Zhao, H., 37-PC-2, 502-PC-21 Willis, B., 55-STR-1, 332-SD-11 Xie, N., 215-MDO-5 Yorita, D., 244-AMT-3, 268-GT-5 Zhao, Q., 246-APA-25, 418-APA-43 Willis, D., 72-APA-7, 142-FD-15, 255-FD-29 Xie, Y., 511-SFM-26 Yoshida, S., 340-TES-1 Zhao, S., 156-IS-3 Wilroy, J., 257-FD-31 Xiong, J., 411-AA-8 Youn, B., 393-NDA-8 Zhao, W., 496-MDO-13 Wilson, C., 240-ACD-6 Xu, C., 57-SUR-1, 106-SD-3, 405-TP-10 Young, L., 459-TFPC-5 Zhao, X., 482-FD-59, 500-NDA-11 Wilson, D., 94-HSABP-1/PGC-2, 498- Xu, J., 278-PC-13 Young, S., 285-SOF-2/IS-8/UAS-5 Zhao, Y., 407-UAS-9 MST-18 Xu, K., 44-PDL-2, 45-PDL-3 Young, T., 111-STR-3, 240-ACD-6 Zhao, Z., 189-APA-22 Wilson, J., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Xu, S., 172-SFM-8, 289-UAS-6 Younger, C., 331-SCS-6 Zheltovodov, A., 366-APA-42/FD-42 Wilson, R., 334-SFM-14 Xu, Y., 9-AFM-2 Youseﬁ, K., 196-FD-22 Zheng, K., 179-WE-3 Wilson, S., 122-FD-13 Xue, M., 30-MST-1 Yousuf, M., 245-APA-24 Zheng, X., 142-FD-15, 369-FD-43 Wilson, T., 107-SD-4, 342-TP-9 Xue, Q., 142-FD-15, 369-FD-43 Yu, H., 300-ASC-6, 477-APA-49 Zheng, Y., 102-NDA-2 Wincheski, R., 147-GNC-3 Xue, W., 83-FD-8 Yu, K., 327-PC-16/PGC-5, 383-GTE-6/ Zhong, X., 483-FD-60 Winde, J., 116-UAS-2 Yabar Valles, C., 307-GNC-22 PGC-6 Zhou, B., 442-MDO-12 Windell, B., 163-PC-11 Yagle, P., 74-APA-9 Yu, M., 198-FD-24, 259-FD-33, 418-APA-43 Zhou, C., 418-APA-43 Windes, P., 497-MST-17 Yakeno, A., 475-APA-47/FD-57/PDL-15 Yu, S., 108-SEN-2 Zhou, W., 43-PDL-1, 286-STR-10, 443- Windom, B., 163-PC-11 Yalavarthi, S., 41-PC-5/PGC-1 Yu, W., 168-SD-5, 213-MAT-5, 286-STR-10 MST-13, 511-SFM-26 Winski, C., 76-APA-11 Yalin, A., 166-PDL-6, 219-PDL-8, 330- Yu, Z., 55-STR-1, 484-FD-61 Zhou, Y., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10, 281-SCS-5 Winter, A., 486-GNC-46 PDL-13 Yuan, H., 325-NDA-6 Zhou, Z., 479-APA-51 Winter, M., 341-TP-8, 406-TP-11 Yamada, K., 68-AFM-3, 419-APA-44 Yuan, M., 217-NDA-4 Zhu, F., 213-MAT-5 Winters, C., 280-PDL-11 Yamagiwa, Y., 449-SD-16 Yuan, S., 281-SCS-5 Zhu, G., 183-ACD-5, 312-GNC-27, 507- Wischek, J., 318-MAT-8 Yamamori, H., 45-PDL-3 Yucelen, T., 22-IS-1, 23-IS-2, 148-GNC-4, SD-18 Wise, B., 416-AMT-6 Yamamoto, K., 182-AA-5, 245-APA-24 201-GNC-8/IS-4, 206-GNC-13, 262- Wise, K., 60-UAS-1 Yamamoto, M., 292-AA-7, 420-APA-45 GNC-15/IS-6, 265-GNC-18, 306-GNC- Zhu, H., 77-ASC-2 Wise, R., 206-GNC-13 Yamamoto, N., 273-MAT-7, 389-MAT-10 21/IS-9, 376-GNC-30/IS-13, 377-GNC- Zhu, K., 417-AMT-7/PC-24 Wissink, A., 10-APA-1, 186-APA-19, 361- Yamamoto, T., 189-APA-22, 340-TES-1 31/SFM-16, 430-GNC-37/IS-16 Zhu, S., 283-SD-10 APA-36 Yamashita, R., 76-APA-11 Yueming, L., 445-MST-15 Zhu, W., 57-SUR-1, 87-FD-12 Wittich, D., 219-PDL-8 Yamazaki, M., 331-SCS-6, 497-MST-17 Yuhara, T., 14-APA-5 Zhu, X., 183-ACD-5 Wittig, A., 93-CPS-1, 451-SFM-19 Yan, C., 24-ISC.MS-1 Yuksek, B., 378-GNC-32 Zhu, Y., 106-SD-3, 475-APA-47/FD-57/ Wittman, R., 323-MST-12 Yan, H., 366-APA-42/FD-42, 484-FD-61 Yun, G., 213-MAT-5 PDL-15 Woeber, C., 324-MVC-5 Yan, Q., 479-APA-51 Yusuf, S., 241-AFM-9, 397-SD-14 Zhu, Z., 52-SFM-3, 485-GNC-45/SFM- Wohlbier, J., 187-APA-20 Yan, T., 113-SUR-2/MAT-3/STR-5 Yutko, B., 55-STR-1 23, 509-SFM-24 Woicke, S., 382-GNC-36 Yan, W., 316-IS-10 Zaaijer, M., 158-MDO-4 Zhupanska, O., 112-STR-4, 338-STR-12, 440-MAT-11/STR-17 Wojewodka, J., 421-APA-46/FD-50 Yan, X., 77-ASC-2, 106-SD-3, 457-STR-19 Zaal, P., 31-MST-2, 275-MST-10, 498-MST-18 Zidek, R., 510-SFM-25 Wolf, M., 153-GTE-4, 490-GTE-8 Yan, Y., 12-APA-3, 366-APA-42/FD-42 Zagaris, C., 509-SFM-24 Zientarski, L., 365-APA-41 Wolf, T., 91-GTE-2 Yanao, T., 510-SFM-25 Zahr, M., 20-FD-3 Zimbelman, T., 178-UAS-3, 230-UAS-4 Wolosik, A., 322-MST-11 Yang, B., 281-SCS-5 Zaidi, W., 453-SFM-21, 511-SFM-26 Zimmerman, J., 43-PDL-1, 372-FD-46/ Wolpert, D., 392-NDA-7 Yang, C., 48-SD-2, 223-SD-8, 283-SD-10, Zakar, D., 115-TP-4, 489-GT-7 PDL-14 Wolter, J., 438-INPSI-3 380-GNC-34 Zakaria, M., 12-APA-3, 13-APA-4, 73- Zimmerman, S., 449-SD-16 Wolters, F., 64-AA-3 Yang, G., 96-MDO-3 APA-8, 178-UAS-3, 298-APA-34 Zimmermann, R., 215-MDO-5 Won, S., 164-PC-12 Yang, H., 216-MVC-3, 245-APA-24, 305- Zakrajsek, A., 495-MAT-12 Zimovan, E., 399-SFM-17 Wong, C., 250-APA-29/FD-28/PDL-10 FD-40, 425-FD-52 Zammit, C., 431-GNC-38 Zingg, D., 375-FD-49, 442-MDO-12 Wong, E., 263-GNC-16 Yang, J., 24-ISC.MS-1 Zammit-Mangion, D., 30-MST-1 Zipay, J., 512-STR-21 Wong, T., 418-APA-43 Yang, L., 382-GNC-36 Zanetti, R., 109-SFM-6 Zivan, Y., 313-GNC-28 Woo, N., 396-SCS-7 Yang, Q., 273-MAT-7 Zangeneh, R., 198-FD-24 Zollars, M., 516-UAS-13 Wood, D., 67-ACD-3, 384-HIS-1, 414- Yang, S., 129-ACD-4, 283-SD-10, 305- Zanus, L., 483-FD-60 Zollitsch, A., 100-MST-8 ACD-9 FD-40, 329-PC-18 Zappulla, R., 485-GNC-45/SFM-23 Zou, Z., 500-NDA-11 Wood, S., 71-APA-6, 93-CPS-1 Yang, V., 278-PC-13, 329-PC-18 Zastawny, M., 294-APA-30 Zubair, M., 187-APA-20 Woodbury, T., 109-SFM-6, 171-SEN-3 Yang, X., 143-FD-16 Zeigler, B., 323-MST-12 Zucchelli, E., 307-GNC-22 Woodward, J., 389-MAT-10, 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LEVEL 2: SUN & OSCEOLA BREAKOUT ROOMS/BALLROOMS

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ARTIUM LEVEL: PALM BEACH MEETING ROOM & ORANGE BLOSSOM BALLROOM

ARTIUM LEVEL: ST. GEORGE MEETING ROOMS

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LEVEL 2: SUN & OSCEOLA BREAKOUT ROOMS/BALLROOMS

LOWER LEVEL: EMERALD BAY MEETING ROOMS

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