the ASM 2011 Final Program

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50th AIAA Aerospace
Sciences Meeting
Including the New Horizons Forum and Aerospace Exposition
9–12 January 2012
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Nashville, Tennessee
Final
Program
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www.aiaa.org/events/asm
Advancing the Science of Flight Technology
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Official Media Sponsor
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BENEFITS OF ATTENDANCE
SYNOPSES
T
he AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting is the
first major multidisciplinary event of the year for
aerospace scientists and engineers from around
the world. It provides an ideal forum for scientists and
engineers from industry, government, and academia
to share and disseminate scientific knowledge and
research results with a view toward new technologies for
aerospace systems.
This meeting is built around excellent technical paper
presentation sessions. Plenary sessions that focus
attention on program areas of current interest will start
some sessions, followed by technical papers providing
additional discussion of these topics. Distinguished
lectures and evening networking events fill out the
remainder of the program throughout the week.
The New Horizons Forum, held in conjunction
with the AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, features
keynote speakers from industry and government who
will share their perspectives on the new challenges,
future opportunities, and emerging trends in aerospace
education, research, and programs. The New Horizons
Forum also features panel discussions in which leaders
from industry, government, and academia will address
current issues and trends in aerospace technology
research and development.
The Aerospace Exposition showcases exhibits from
government, industry, and small businesses, allowing
one-on-one discussions with exhibitors, hardware and
software demonstrations, and opportunities for side
meetings with these organizations throughout the week.
Connect Online with AIAA
Tweeting during the ASM Conference
Use #AIAAASM
Follow conference updates
on our Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/AIAAfan
New Horizons Forum keynotes:
www.livestream.com/aiaa
Members gain access to the AIAA
LinkedIn Site at:
www.linkedin.com/companies/aiaa
Organizing Committee
Executive Chair
Mark Lewis
AIAA President 2010–2011
General Chair
New Horizons Forum Chair
Aerospace Sciences Meeting Chair
Aerospace Exposition Chair
Abdollah Khodadoust
The Boeing Company
Sivaram Gogineni
Spectral Energies, LLC
Frank Coton
University of Glasgow
David Welch
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Technical Chairs
Aeroacoustics
Daniel L. Sutliff, NASA Glenn Research Center
Aerodynamic Measurement Technology
Steven Beresh, Sandia National Laboratories
Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration
Vance Dippold III, NASA Glenn Research Center
Aircraft Design
Gil Crouse Jr., Auburn University
Applied Aerodynamics
Siva Nadarajah, McGill University
Atmospheric and Space Environments
Nelson Green, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Atmospheric Flight Mechanics
Michael Bolender, AFRL/RBCA
Computer Systems
Chiping Li, Aerojet
Design Engineering
E. Russ Althof, Raytheon Missile Systems
Education
Dolores S. Krausche, Florida Center for Engineering Education
Energetic Components and Systems
Keith A. Gonthier, Louisiana State University
Fluid Dynamics
Kenneth T. Christensen, University of Illinois
Gas Turbine Engines
Mani Subramanian, QuEST ASE Group
and
Jason Smith, QuEST ASE Group
Ground Testing
Sheri Smith-Brito, The Boeing Company
High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion
H. A. Hassan, North Carolina State University
History
Kevin Burns, CSC
Homeland Security
James W. Somers, OSI
Intelligent Systems
Chris Tschan, The Aerospace Corporation
and
Kevin Kochersberger, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University
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Meshing, Visualization, and Computational Environments
Eric Blades, ATA Engineering, Inc.
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
Timothy Takahashi, Santa Clara University
Plasmadynamics and Lasers
David E. Ashpis, NASA Glenn Research Center
Propellants and Combustion
Robert W. Pitz, Vanderbilt University
Sensor Systems Technology
Matt Nixon, Boeing-SVS
Society and Aerospace Technology
Ronald Kohl, R. J. Kohl & Associates
Software Systems
James R. Murphy, NASA Ames Research Center
Space Exploration and Colonization
Mark Benton, The Boeing Company
and
Narayanan (Ram) Ramachandran, Jacobs ESTS Group
Space Operations and Support
Jackie Schmoll, a.i. solutions, Inc.
Systems Engineering
John C. Hsu, California State University
Terrestrial Energy Applications of Aerospace Technology
Ajay K. Agrawal, University of Alabama
Thermophysics
Jay Frankel, University of Tennessee
5th Symposium on Space Resource Utilization
Julie E. Kleinhenz, NASA Glenn Research Center
14th Weakly Ionized Gases Workshop
Charles F. Suchomel, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory
and
Campbell D. Carter, Aerospace Propulsion Division, AFRL/RZA
26th Microgravity Symposium on Gravity-Related
Phenomena in Space Exploration
Stephen D. Tse, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
30th ASME Wind Energy Symposium
Pat Moriarty, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
AIAA Aerospace Sciences Group Director
David Riley
The Boeing Company
SPECIAL EVENTS
50th Anniversary Keynote
Monday, 9 January, 0745–0830 hrs
Presidential Ballroom D
“The Aerospace Sciences Meeting at 50:
Tracking a Half Century of Advancement”
Speaker:
Dr. Richard Hallion
Senior advisor for air and space issues, Directorate
for Security, Counterintelligence and Special Programs
Oversight
The Pentagon
Washington, DC
2012 AIAA Foundation
International Student Conference
position you to get the most out of your career.
AIAA Associate Fellows Dinner
The workshop will kick off with a keynote by Reece
Lumsden, Young Engineer of the Year, who offers
frank guidance on navigating the early years of your
engineering career through a combination of personal
accounts and meticulously researched facts.
The keynote will be followed by presentations or panel
discussions on:
• Transitioning into an engineering career
• Increasing your net worth
• Communication across the ages
• Transitioning from technical to managerial
• Positioning yourself for current or future career changes
Graduate Awards Presentations
Presidential AB
One hundred eighty-four Institute members will be
inducted as AIAA Associate Fellows during the
AIAA Associate Fellows Dinner. Each year, the
Institute recognizes exemplary professionals for their
accomplishments in engineering or scientific work,
outstanding merit, and contributions to the arts, sciences,
or technology of aeronautics or astronautics.
The Dinner provides a great opportunity for you to network
and socialize with your peers as well as honor the 2012
inductees. Tickets to this prominent event are available on
a first-come, first-served basis and can be purchased at the
registration desk. Dress is business attire.
An Evening in Nashville
Tuesday, 10 January, 0900–1200 hrs
The 2011 Regional Student Conference first-place
undergraduate, masters, team, and community outreach
winners will compete Monday, 9 January for the 2012
AIAA Foundation International Student Conference
awards. These papers, judged by AIAA professional
members, have been deemed the best student papers
for this year. The student winners will be announced at
the AIAA Foundation International Student Conference
Reception and honored at the Awards Luncheon.
Hermitage C
Winners of the 2011 AIAA Foundation Graduate Awards
will present their research and receive recognition. This is
an opportunity to hear about the latest university research
from some of the best students.
Buses depart from the Presidential Portico
Gaylord Opryland is 10 minutes from Downtown
Nashville. Complimentary shuttle service to downtown
will be available for all attendees and their guests on
Monday, 9 January, 1830–2200 hrs. Shuttles will leave
from the Presidential Portico and drop attendees off at the
Ryman Auditorium. Buses will be rotating on a 20-minute
schedule. The last bus will leave from Ryman Auditorium
downtown to return to the hotel at 2200 hrs.
Public Policy Luncheon
Presidential Ballroom
Sponsored by
AIAA will host the 8th Annual Public Policy Luncheon in
conjunction with the New Horizons Forum at the 50th
Annual Aerospace Sciences Meeting. The luncheon is
scheduled for 1230–1330 hrs in Presidential Ballroom
A–D on Monday, 9 January. Lunches will be made
available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Career & Workforce Development
Workshop
Sessions 292-CW-1 and 119-CW-2
Engineers as Educators
Wednesday, 11 January, 1900–2200 hrs
Lincoln A
Learn how to teach aerospace concepts to kids while also
showing them a good time. We will teach you the little
(and big) things that help make working with students
easy and fun, including ideas for hands-on activities!
Learn how to:
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Connect your work to classroom objectives
Plan memorable experiences
Use simple and clear vocabulary
Engage students with hands-on experiences, such as
setting up a test flight line for gliders, paper airplanes,
and straw rockets
This workshop is free for AIAA members and conference
attendees. Space is limited to the first 50 registrants.
Networking Events
Discuss challenges and ideas during designated
networking opportunities as well as between sessions
and leave with invaluable improvements and solutions.
Presidential Boardroom A
1-2-3 … Go!
First Timer’s Social
Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career
and Workforce Development Workshop
Ryman Studio Room N&O
Join us for a special session aimed at achieving the most
value from your attendance at the Aerospace Sciences
Meeting. Especially useful for first time attendees, the
social will offer the opportunity to meet with other
professionals and young members who are experts
at navigating the many sessions, speakers, paper
presentations and receptions. Enjoy an informal short
program, followed by networking time!
Are you just beginning your career, in your early career
and preparing for planned – or unplanned – career
transitions, or in a mid-career rut?
Get a jump start on your career and attend the Career
and Workforce Development Workshop. This workshop
will feature a series of presentations to guide and
Sunday, 8 January, 1900–2030 hrs
2
Young Professional Networking Reception
Crystal Gazebo
The Tuesday evening reception provides a great
chance for young professional members of the Institute,
professionally employed members under the age of
35, to meet other members, network, and make new
contacts. Join the AIAA YP Committee for food, drinks,
and relaxed socializing.
Speed Networking
Get on the Fast Track and Start Building Your Career
Network Today!
Wednesday, 11 January, 1400 hrs
Ryman Exhibit Hall B1–3: Presentation Stage
You may have heard of speed dating, and the same
principle can be adapted for business. It’s an excellent
way for you to meet others, it helps break the ice for any
general networking that might follow afterwards, and it
gets around the age-old problem of only talking to people
you already know. Just like any networking, speed
networking isn’t rocket science, and it really is great fun.
Get out there and give it a go!
SPECIAL EVENTS
Wildhorse Saloon (Off-site Event)
Buses depart from the Presidential Portico
Get your cowboy boots and hat and get ready to,
as they say in Nashville, “honky-tonk.” Join us at the
Wildhorse Saloon, located in Downtown Nashville,
for the Wednesday off-site event. Enjoy a live band
and line dancers who will not only perform, but also
instruct guests. AIAA will host a mechanical bull riding
competition (First prize is complimentary hotel and
conference registration for the 2013 Aerospace Sciences
Meeting in Grapevine, Texas!). Buses will depart from
the Presidential Portico on a rotating basis beginning at
1845 hrs. The final bus from Wildhorse Saloon to the
hotel will depart at 2200 hrs.
Exhibit Receptions and
Networking Coffee Breaks
Daily networking coffee breaks, the Waypoint Texas
exhibit reception on Tuesday evening, and the Wednesday
luncheon reception are all in the Aerospace Exposition
Hall, Ryman Exhibit Hall B1–3, ensuring that you
have ample time to visit the exhibits and expand your
networking opportunities. Tickets are included in the
conference registration where indicated. Additional tickets
may be purchased in advance via the registration process.
AIAA Foundation International
Student Conference Reception
Presidential Ballroom C
Meet the winners of the AIAA Foundation International
Student Conference, enjoy food and drink, and network
with other student members and AIAA leadership at the
Monday reception.
Committee Meetings
AIAA committees provide incredible opportunities for
networking, building your resume, and professional
development. Scores of committees and subcommittees
meet at the Aerospace Sciences Meeting. Stop in to see
how you can participate.
Committee listings are available on pages 17–21.
Lectureships
Dryden Lectureship in Research
“Space Hardware Design – 50 Years of Unique Lessons
Learned”
The Lectureship emphasizes the great importance of
basic research to advancement in aeronautics and
astronautics, and is a salute to research scientists and
engineers. The 2012 lecture will be given by William
C. Schneider, Visiting Professor, Texas A&M University;
Senior Engineer, NASA Johnson Space Center (Retired);
Consultant, Bigelow Aerospace.
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AIAA/SAE William Littlewood Memorial Lecture
“NextGen? NowGen? What Should We Be Doing
Now to Achieve a Pragmatic Yet Revolutionary Next
Generation Air Transportation System?”
The Lectureship honors an individual who has made
contributions to the field of civil air transportation
that are of current interest and major importance.
The 2012 lecture will be given by John-Paul Clarke,
Associate Professor, Daniel Guggenheim School of
Aerospace Engineering and H. Milton Stewart School
of Industrial and Systems Engineering, and Director,
Air Transportation Laboratory, Georgia Institute of
Technology.
von Kármán Lectureship in Astronautics
“Global Outpost in Space: A Platform for Discovery …
the International Space Station”
The Lectureship honors an individual who has performed
notably and distinguished himself/herself technically
in the field of astronautics. The 2012 lecture will be
given by William H. Gerstenmaier, NASA Associate
Administrator for Space Operations.
AWARDS
Awards Luncheon
J
oin AIAA in honoring outstanding engineers, students,
and educators for their exceptional accomplishments
and contributions to the aerospace community. Tickets
can be purchased at the registration desk based on
availability.
Honoring achievement is an AIAA tradition, and AIAA
is pleased to present the following awards during the
Tuesday, 10 January, Awards Luncheon.
AIAA/ASEE John Leland Atwood Award
E. Glenn Lightsey, University of Texas – Austiin
AIAA History Manuscript Award
R. Cargill Hall, Emeritus Chief Historian, National
Reconnaissance Office
AIAA Lawrence Sperry Award
Hamsa Balakrishnan, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
AIAA Losey Atmospheric Sciences Award
Alex Feo, Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial
(INTA)
AIAA Pendray
Aerospace Literature Award
Robert F. Stengel, Princeton University
AIAA James A. Van Allen Space
Environments Award
Mary Hudson, Dartmouth College
AIAA Faculty Advisor Award
David C. Fleming, Florida Institute of Technology
AIAA Foundation Abe M. Zarem Award
For Distinguished Achievement
Aeronautics: Evan L. Martin, Baylor University
Astronautics: Kyle A. Godin, University of Arkansas
AIAA Foundation Abe M. Zarem
Educator Award
Aeronautics: Lesley Wright, Baylor University
Astronautics: Adam Huang, University of Arkansas
AIAA Foundation Orville and Wilbur
Wright Graduate Awards
Stephen Clark, Duke University
Sertac Karaman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chandrashekhar Tiwari, The Pennsylvania State
University
Jill Tombasco, University of Colorado-Boulder
AIAA Foundation International Student
Conference Awards
Presented to authors of the best papers in the master’s
level, undergraduate, team, and community outreach
categories.
AIAA Section Awards
S
ection Awards honor particularly notable
performances by a section as a whole, rather than
the work of an individual member.
Outstanding Section Award
Very Small:
• First Place:
Delaware, Timothy Dominick, section
chair
• Second Place:
Sydney, Michael West, section chair
• Third Place: Adelaide, Ian Tuohy, section chair
Small:
• First Place (tie):
Savannah, Michael Wolff, section chair
Utah, Charles Vono, section chair
• Honorable Mention:
Columbus, Ioan Feier, section chair
Medium:
• First Place: Michigan, John Sordyl, section chair
• Second Place:
Cape Canaveral, Paul Sierpinski,
section chair
• Third Place:
Tennessee, Trevor Moeller, section chair
Large:
• First Place:
Phoenix, Ryan Carlblom, section chair
• Second Place:
Greater Philadelphia, Jackelynne
Silvia, section chair
• Third Place:
Northern Ohio, George Williams,
section chair
Very Large:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Marc Polanka,
section chair
Hampton Roads, Christopher Rumsey,
section chair
• Second Place (tie):
Houston, Satya Pilla, vice chair, technical
Tucson, Jeff Jepson, section chair
Very Large:
• First Place:
Delaware, Timothy McCardell, career
and workforce development officer
• First Place:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Jamie Johnson,
career and workforce development
officer
• Second Place:
Los Angeles,Kyle Yang and Prakash
Sarathy, career and workforce
development officers
• Third Place:
Hampton Roads, Richard Winski,
officer
Small:
Communication Award
• First Place:
Savannah, Brandon Baxter, career and
workforce development officer
• Second Place:
Twin Cities, Kristen Gerzina, career
and workforce development officer
Very Small:
Career and Workforce Development
Award
Very Small:
Medium:
• First Place:
Michigan, John Sordyl, section chair
• Second Place:
Central Florida, Randal Allen, section
chair
Large:
• First Place:
Greater Philadelphia, Justin Likar,
officer
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• First Place:
• Second Place:
Delaware, M. David Rosenberg,
newsletter editor
Small:
• First Place:
Columbus, Tom Ramsay, membership
officer
• Second Place:
Savannah, Johanna Brussels, programs
chair
• Third Place:
Twin Cities, Brian Gulliver, section
webmaster
AWARDS
Medium:
• First Place: Cape Canaveral, Triston Clouse,
newsletter editor
• Second Place:
Long Island, David Paris, newsletter
editor
• Third Place:
Northwest Florida, Kelly Stewart,
webmaster
Large:
• First Place:
Greater Philadelphia, Matthew
Johnson, communications officer and
Ryan Miller, newsletter editor
• Second Place:
Houston, Douglas Yazell, newsletter
editor and Julie Read, webmaster
• Third Place (tie):
St. Louis, Robert Sutton,section chair
Tucson, Elishka Jepson, newsletter
editor and webmaster
Albuquerque, Aaron Schinder, section
chair
Very Large:
• First Place:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Michael List,
communications officer
• Second Place:
Hampton Roads, John Lin, newsletter
editor
Membership Award
Very Small:
• First Place:
Delaware, M. David Rosenberg,
membership officer
• Second Place:
Small:
• First Place:
Savannah, Kelly Rombold, membership
officer
• Second Place:
officer
• Third Place:
Twin Cities, Andrew Carlson, section
chair
Medium:
• First Place:
Cape Canaveral, Susie Allen
-Sierpinski, membership officer
• Second Place:
• Third Place:
Northwest Florida, Ben Dickinson,
officer and young professional officer
Large:
• First Place:
Phoenix, Rob Trepa, membership officer
• Second Place:
Greater Philadelphia, Jackelynne
Silvia, section chair
• Third Place:
St. Louis, Darin Haudrich, membership
officer
Very Large:
• First Place:
Hampton Roads, LaTunia P. Melton,
membership officer
• Second Place:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Jason Slagle,
membership officer
• Third Place:
Los Angeles, Dean Davis, membership
officer
Large:
• First Place:
Phoenix, Tracey Dodrill, STEM K–12
outreach officer
• Second Place:
Greater Philadelphia, Brian Anderson,
STEM K–12 outreach officer
• Third Place:
Tucson, Sara Falconer, STEM K–12
outreach officer
Very Large:
• First Place:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Elana Slagle and
Carl Tilmann, STEM K–12 outreach
officers
• Second Place:
Los Angeles, Dean Davis, STEM K–12
outreach officer
Mid-Atlantic, Tom Milnes, STEM K-12
outreach officer
San Francisco, Samantha Infeld, STEM
K–12 outreach officer
Public Policy Award
Harry Staubs STEM K–12 Outreach Award
Very Small:
Very Small:
• First Place:
Delaware, Timothy Dominick, public
policy officer
• Second Place:
• First Place:
Delaware, Columbus, Breanne
Wooten, STEM K–12 outreach officer
• Second Place:
Michael West, section chair
Small:
• First Place:
Savannah, Shelly Brimmeier, Francois
Hugon, Terry Richter, and Shawn
Herrmann, STEM K–12 outreach
officers
• Second Place:
Wisconsin, Todd Treichel, STEM K–12
outreach officer
• Third Place:
Twin Cities, Thomas Polachek, STEM
K-12 outreach officer
Medium:
• First Place:
Long Island, John Rockensies
(posthumous), STEM K–12 outreach
officer
• Second Place:
Cape Canaveral, Matthew Zuk, STEM
K–12 outreach officer
Northwest Florida, John Fay, STEM
K-12 officer
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Small:
• First Place:
Twin Cities, Scott Sevcik, public policy
officer
• Second Place:
Utah, Ron Thue, public policy officer
Medium:
Cape Canaveral, Kevin Simmons,
public policy officer
Long Island, Frank Hayes, public policy
officer
Large:
• First Place:
Phoenix, Richard Christiansen, public
policy officer
• Second Place:
Northern Ohio, James Gilland, public
policy officer
• Third Place:
San Diego, Jennifer Rhymer, public
policy officer
AWARDS
Very Large:
Medium:
• First Place:
Hampton Roads, Lee Rich, public
policy officer
• Second Place:
Dayton/Cincinnati, Marc Polanka,
public policy officer
• Third Place:
Los Angeles, Ashok Mathur, public
policy officer
• First Place:
Michigan, Andy Mazurkiewicz, young
professional officer
• Second Place:
Cape Canaveral, Luke Roberson,
young professional officer
• Third Place:
Tennessee, Dustin Crider, young
Young Professional Activity Award
Large:
Very Small:
• First Place:
Phoenix, Benjamin Jimenez and Jake
Downey, young professional officers
Greater Philadelphia, Abebe Peters,
Tucson, Joseph Salerno, young
Houston, Michael Frostad, young
• First Place:
China Lake: Trevor Jerdee, young
• Second Place:
Sydney, Lachlan Blackhall, young
• Third Place:
Delaware, Connor O’Malley, young
Small:
• First Place:
Savannah, Antonio Hsieh and Anne
Carobine, young professional officers
• Second Place:
Northeastern New York, Eric Ruggiero,
• Third Place:
officer
Very Large:
• First Place:
Hampton Roads, Jeremy Pinier, young
Dayton/Cincinnati, Robert Mitchell,
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Los Angeles, Eric Gever, young
Outstanding Activity Award
Very Small
Adelaide, Ian Trohy, section chair
AIAA Distinguished Lecture Tour
Small:
Utah,Charles Vono, section chair
Minuteman 1 Stage 1 Designers (circa
1960)
Medium:
Young Professional Poster Session
Large:
Phoenix, Ryan Carlblom, section chair
2011 Celebration of Space Exploration
and Yuri’s Night Celebration
Very Large (tie):
Hampton Roads, Karen Berger and
Shann Rufer, education and STEM K-12
outreach officers
Engineering Month at Cooper
Elementary School
Very Large (tie):
Los Angeles, Dean Davis, section chair
Reinventing Space Conference
EXHIBIT INFORMATION AND FLOOR PLAN
50th Aerospace Sciences Meet ing and Aerospace Exposition
January 9-12, 2012
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Nashville, Tennessee
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50TH AEROSPACE SCIENCES MEETING AND AEROSPACE EXPOSITION
LOADING DOCKS
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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Aerospace Exposition
Dozens of companies present their latest products and
services in the Aerospace Exposition on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Discover new business partners, future
employers, and groundbreaking technologies. Check out
the presentation stage, enjoy refreshments, and network
with your peers.
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Tuesday, 10 January
Coffee Break
0900–0945 hrs
Tuesday, 10 January
Dessert and Coffee Served
1400–1600 hrs
Tuesday, 10 January
Waypoint Reception
1830–2000 hrs
Wednesday, 11 January
Coffee Break
0900–0945 hrs
Luncheon Reception
Coffee Break
1200–1330 hrs
FIRE
EXIT
ROLL-UP
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DOA Films
IDT
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CEI
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ViGYAN Photron
72in
Pratt & Whitney
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NRO
315
318
NIA
513
Aerosft, Inc.
412
511
310
RAMP
0915 hrs: AIAA Air Breathing Propulsion Systems
Integration TC
Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop 2012
Intelligent
Light
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AFOSR
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Aisle 500
ANSYS
Analytical
Methods
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DEPS
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NRC-Aerospace
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Cyber Cafe
(NOTE: 277/480V AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.)
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CEILING HEIGHT-(AVERAGE CLEARANCE):
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FLOOR LOAD: 500lbs PER SQUARE FT.
1415 hrs: Cambridge Flow Solutions Ltd.
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COLUMNS: VARY IN SIZE, ALL COLUMN DIMENSIONS
1445 hrs: Wolverine Ventures
NPSS: The Next Level of Complex System Modeling
72in
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10.5'
OUTPUTS: 4-110V 20AMP
1-10V 30AMP
1-120/208V 20AMP (5 WIRE,3 PHASE)
1-120/208V 30AMP (5 WIRE,3 PHASE)
1-120/208V 50AMP (5 WIRE,3 PHASE)
1-120/208V 50AMP (4 WIRE,1 PHASE)
1430 hrs: CD-adapco
CAE Solutions for the Changing Aerospace Industry
U. of
Tennessee
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(NOTE: ELECTRICAL & PHONE LINES ARE LOCATED
ON ALL COLUMNS.)
RYMAN A EXHIBIT HALL---RYMAN B1-B6 EXHIBIT HALLRYMAN C1-C2 EXHIBIT HALL-
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ELECTRICAL OUTLET INFORMATION:
0930 hrs: Micro Craft, Inc.
Introduction to the New Micro Craft
Emhart
Technologies
309
Wolverine
Ventures, Inc
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Karalit
416
Tecplot
AEDC
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Lockheed
Martin
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How EnSight 10 continues to improve on its CFD postprocessing and visualization leadership
Exhibitor 30
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BETA CAE Systems
NRC
of NA
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Elsevier
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LA Vision Cambridge
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423
Tri Models
Cray, Inc. CRAFT Tech
8'
Micro Craft
72in
Research
219
324
22
8'
Corporate
Membership Tetra
20
425
Boeing
SERVICE CORRIDOR
Metacomp
Technologies
427
326
Cambridge
Flow Solutions
30
224
328
Food & Beverage
125
Desktop
Aeronautics
AIAA
Pavilion
Aisle 400
72in
Aisle 300
72in
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Aisle 100
72in
Polyonics
Presentation
Stage
8ftx6ft
STAGE
Riser
72in
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Tuesday, 10 January
72in
CD Adapco
1430–1515 hrs
Small Business
Pavilion
12.5'
72in
TO C2 AND DELTA AREAS
RYMAN HALLS B1-B3
114-10x10 booths
Ceiling height 16' max.
Aisle widths as noted
2012 ASM Exhibit Hall Hours:
Tuesday, 10 January
1500 hrs: Boeing Technology Services
Boeing ANP Wind Tunnels: Overview and Access
0900–1200 hrs
1515 hrs: ANSYS, Inc.
ANSYS Simulation Solutions for Aerospace and Defense
Applications
1400–1600 hrs
1830–2000 hrs (Reception)
1530 hrs: Engineers as Educators Workshop
Experience a taste of the Wednesday evening workshop,
designed to give you tips and tricks when working with
K–12 students in formal and informal settings.
0900–1600 hrs
1400–1530 hrs: Speed Networking
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AeroSoft, Inc.
Booth 312
ANSYS, Inc. Booth 511
2000 Kraft Drive, suite 1400
Blacksburg, VA 24060
www.aerosoft.com
[email protected]
275 Technology Drive
Canonburg, PA 15317
www.ansys.com
[email protected]
AeroSoft specializes in high-fidelity numerical
algorithms for aerodynamics simulation and design. Services include
licensing, training and support of GASP, our premier structured and
unstructured flow solver, as well as detailed analysis of customer
applications and customized solutions. Come by and see what’s new
with GASP version 5.1.
ANSYS brings clarity and insight to customers’ most complex design
challenges through fast, accurate and reliable engineering simulation.
Our technology enables organizations to predict with confidence
that their products will thrive in the real world. Customers trust our
software to help ensure product integrity and drive business success
through innovation.
Air Force Office of Scientific Research Arnold Engineering Development Center
Booth 304
100 Kindel Drive, Suite B212
Arnold AF, TN 37389-2212
www.arnold.af.mil
[email protected]
The Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR)
discovers, shapes, and champions basic science that
profoundly impacts the future Air Force. As a part of
the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), AFOSR’s
technical experts foster and fund research within the
Air Force Research Laboratory, and with universities, industry, and
other federal agencies to ensure the transition of research results to
support U.S. Air Force needs. AFOSR interacts with leading scientists
and engineers throughout the world to identify breakthrough
opportunities and actively manages a portfolio encompassing the
best of these opportunities. As the single manager for basic research
within the Air Force, AFOSR focuses on research areas offering
significant and comprehensive benefits to our national warfighting
and peacekeeping capabilities.
Airborne Systems
Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) is the
most advanced and largest complex of flight simulation test facilities in
the world. The center operates aerodynamic and propulsion wind tunnels,
rocket and turbine engine test cells, space environmental chambers, arc
heaters, ballistic ranges and other specialized units.
BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc Booth 423
29800 Middlebelt Road, Suite 100
Farmington, MI 48334
www.ansa-usa.com
[email protected]
Booth 303
BETA CAE Systems is an engineering services
company that distributes & supports the industry leading ANSA &
META software. ANSA is a CAE pre-processing tool for FE & CFD
Analysis, for full-model build, from CAD to solver input file, in one
integrated environment. META is a post-processor with for analyzing
results from ANSYS, NASTRAN, ABAQUS, LS-DYNA, PAMCRASH,
RADIOSS, MADYMO and other solvers.
5800 Magnolia Avenue
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
airborne-sys.com
[email protected]
Airborne Systems Space and Recovery Group, a division of HDT
Global, is a world leader in the design, development, and manufacture
of best-of-class parachutes for space and air vehicle recovery systems,
decelerat systems for high-performance aircraft, military, personnel,
and cargo parachute systems as well as airbags, weapons delivery
systems, and ordnance flare chutes.
Analytical Methods Booth 210
Boeing Technology Services Booth 412
Bldg. 2-15, Dr. 1J26 7755 E. Marginal Way S
Seattle, WA 98108
www.boeing.com
[email protected]
Booth 404
2133 152nd Avenue
Redmond, WA 98052
www.ami.aero
[email protected]
Boeing Technology Services can help you find the Boeing testing
facilities, test technicians and engineers to fit your needs at a wide
variety of laboratories/test and measurements facilities in the Puget
Sound area, Southern California, St. Louis, Mo., Philadelphia, Pa., and
other Boeing locations across the country.
AMI, ATS and UWAL – a unique partnership offering wide experience
in CFD methods,aerospace vehicle design, wind tunnel model design/
fabrication, and wind tunnel testing. Various CFD codes developed
and marketed by AMI support the team’s aerospace design and testing
activities from subsonic to hypersonic flow regimes.
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Cambridge Flow Solutions Booth 324
Cray, Inc Booth 218
Compass House, Vision Park
Histon, Cambridge
www.cambridgeflowsolutions.com
[email protected]
901 Fifth Avenue Suite 1000
Seattle, WA 98164
www.cray.com
[email protected]
Cambridge Flow Solutions is the power behind Boxer, the revolutionary
mesh generation system designed for today’s most challenging CAE
applications to deliver results fast and automated within your workflow.
Cray builds innovative supercomputing systems that enable scientists
and engineers to meet existing and future computational challenges.
Building on expertise in developing, marketing and servicing the
world’s most advanced supercomputers, Cray offers a comprehensive
portfolio of high performance computing systems delivering
unrivaled sustained performance on a wide range of applications.
Cambridge University Press Booth 213
32 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
www.cambridge.org/us/
Desktop Aeronautics, Inc. Cambridge’s publishing in books and journals combines state-of-theart content with the highest standards of scholarship, writing and
production. Visit our stand to browse new titles, available at a 20%
discount, and to pick up sample issues of our journals.
CD-adapco Booth 214
60 Broadhollow Road
Melville, NY 11747
www.cd-adapco.com [email protected]
CD-adapco is the world’s largest independent CFD-focused provider
of engineering simulation software, support and services. We
have over 30 years of experience in delivering industrial strength
engineering simulation. The scope of our activities extends well
beyond software development to encompass a wide range of CAE
engineering services in both CFD and FEA.
CEI Booth 111
2166 N. Salem Street
Apex, NC 27523
www.ceisoftware.com [email protected]
CEI makes the leading CFD post-processor EnSight. CEI also makes
the most affordable CFD post-processor, EnSight CFD, which even
has a Free version. Both products have special academic pricing. At
ASM12 CEI is introducing EnSight 10, the only CFD post-processor
with Volume Rendering. www.ceisoftware.com
CRAFT Tech Booth 317
6210 Kellers Church Road
Pipersville, PA 18947
Craft Tech specializes in the development of
high fidelity CFD Codes for all fluid regimes with advanced physics
sub-models . Our primary fluid solver, CRUNCH CFD, in use for
15 years, models complex fluid problems in varied aeropropulsive ,
hydrodynamic, and industrial applications We provide consultative
ervices and advanced numerical fluid analysts tools.
Booth 123
1900 Embarcadero Road Ste. 101
Palo Alto, CA 94303
www.desktop.aero
[email protected]
Desktop Aeronautics provides conceptual aircraft design and shape
optimization services to aircraft manufacturers and Government
agencies, specializing in design for natural laminar flow (NLF). We
also develop and distribute licensed software that addresses the needs
of aircraft designers. We are NASA’s licensed commercial distributor
of Cart3D.
dSPACE Booth 507
50131 Pontiac Trail
Wixom, MI 48393
www.dspaceinc.com
[email protected]
dSPACE is the world’s leading provider of hardware and software tools
for developing and testing sophisticated electronic control systems.
For over 20 years, dSPACE’s high-quality, off-the-shelf software and
hardware tools have empowered engineers to design and innovate,
while dramatically reducing development times and cost.
Elsevier Booth 422
360 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
www.elsevier.com
[email protected]
As the world’s leading provider of science and
health information, Elsevier serves more than 30
million scientists, students and health and information professionals
worldwide. We help customers advance science and health by
providing world-class information and innovative tools that help
them make critical decisions, enhance productivity and improve
outcomes. In short, Elsevier’s information solutions increase the
value of content and empower you to accelerate scientific research.
Stop by Booth #422 for personalized demos of our world class online
information solutions!
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Emhart Teknologies - Aerospace Booth 309
Karalit Booth 416
25235 Dequindre Road
Madison Heights, MI 48083
www.spiralock.com
[email protected]
Technology Park of Sardinia
Pula, Italy
www.karalit.com [email protected]
Emhart Teknologies - Aerospace consists of Fastener Innovation
Technology (FIT), manufacturer of externally threaded NASM and
custom fasteners and Spiralock®, manufacturer of internally threaded
products, featuring a 30° wedge ramp at the root of the female thread.
Spiralock self-locking threaded assembly effectively prevents vibration
loosening without the use of ancillary devices.
KARALIT (www.karalit.com) provides a revolutionary CFD analysis
software, based on the IMMERSED BOUNDARY (IB), which has a
dramatic impact by improving and speeding up the whole analysis
and design processes. KARALIT CFD makes possible to deal with
problems that are difficult or of impossible resolution with traditional
techniques.
General Electric Company La Vision, Inc. Booth 504
1 Neumann Way
Bldg 501, 2nd floor
Cincinnati, OH 45215
www.jobs.gecareers.com/whyaviation
Booth 114
211 W. Michigan Avenue, Suite 100
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
www.lavisioninc.com GE Aviation is the world’s leading producer of
large and small jet engines for commercial and
military aircraft. We also supply aircraft-derived engines for marine
applications and provide aviation services. GE Aviation’s technological
excellence, supported by continuing substantial investments in
research and development, has been the foundation of growth, and
helps to ensure quality products for customers.
LaVision provides integrated imaging
systems to scientific, industrial and
educational markets. LaVision has extensive experience in optical
techniques such as 2-D, stereo, and tomographic particle image
velocimetry, gaseous and liquid laser induced fluorescence,
shadography for multi-phase flows, digital image correlation for
deformation/strain, high-speed and ultra-high-speed imaging, and
intensified camera systems.
Integrated Design Tools, Inc. Lockheed Martin Booth 119
Booth 318
1202 E. Park Avenue
Tallahassee, FL 32301
[email protected]
PO Box 179
Denver, CO 80201
www.lockheedmartin.com
Integrated Design Tools, Inc. offers complete
slow motion analysis solutions including:
• miniaturized smart cameras
• complete line of pulsed LED illumination
• touch-optimized software
• PIV software and systems
IDT vision systems are highly configurable for specific requirements
and are offered with wireless controls and battery-power allowing for
autonomous operation.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is a global
security company that employs about 136,000 people worldwide
and is principally engaged in the research, design, development,
manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology
systems, products and services. Our exhibit will feature a variety
of programs including the F-35 Joint Strike fighter and the Orion
Multi-Purpose Crew Exploration vehicle.
Intelligent Light 28632 Roadside Drive, Suite 255,
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
www.metacomptech.com
[email protected]
Booth 204
301 Route 17 N. 7th Floor
Rutherford, NJ 07070
www.ilight.com
[email protected]
Intelligent Light is bringing a revolution to CFD with the all-new
FieldView 13 and the capabilities of our Applied Research Group.
Serving thousands of HPC users in the aerospace community,
Intelligent Light has developed deep expertise in CFD, computer
science, and visualization is focused on delivering products and
services that help customers achieve extraordinary results.
Metacomp Technologies Booth 120
Metacomp Technologies is at the forefront of cutting edge technology
with its products Computational Fluid Dynamics CFD++,
Computational Aero-Acoustics CAA++, Mesh Generation MIME
and Computational Structural Mechanics CSM++, in widespread
global use. Metacomp Technologies is a developer of comprehensive
computational multiphysics tools for a better view of the world.
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Micro Craft, Inc. Booth 117
207 Big Spring Avenue
Tullahoma, TN 37388
www.microcraft.aero
[email protected]
Booth 104
www.nasa.gov NASA powers innovation in engineering and
scientific research to develop advanced technologies
for aerospace systems and space exploration.
These achievements help contribute to the Nation’s
economic competitiveness and security as well as provide inspiration
to encourage future generations to explore, learn and build a better
future.
National Reconnaissance Office Booth 513
100 Exploration Way
Hampton, VA 23666
[email protected]
Micro Craft, Inc. is a 100% employee-owned small business offering
AS9100-certified engineering, manufacturing, and testing services
to the aerospace indsutry. Our team has “art-to-art” capabilities –
concepts to final design, analysis, machining, assembly, and system
integration tasks on small projects as well as large systems.
NASA NIA Booth 315
14675 Lee Road
Chantilly, VA 20151
dii.westfields.net
[email protected]
The National Reconnaissance Office’s Director’s
Innovation Initiative invests in advanced technologies, fosters
innovation, and provides seed funding to push the boundaries of
technology to dramatically improve our satellite reconnaissance
capabilities. It presents an opportunity for developers not traditionally
associated with the NRO to participate in building the National
Reconnaissance Office of the 21st century.
National Research Council of the National Academies Booth 420
500 Fifth Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
www.nationalacademies.org/rap
[email protected]
The National Research Council of the National Academies offers
awards for independent graduate, postdoctoral and senior research in
all fields in science and engineering to be conducted at participating
U.S. federal laboratories and affiliated institutions. Awards include
generous stipend, relocation, professional travel and health insurance.
Online applications on are on Web site.
National Institute of Aerospace is a
non-profit research and graduate education institute conducting
research sponsored by NASA, other government agencies and
the aerospace industry in the fields of space exploration, systems
engineering, materials science, flight systems, aerodynamics, air traffic
management, aviation safety, planetary and space science, and global
climate change.
NRC-Aerospace Booth 503
1200 Motreal Road, M-3
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1A OR6
www.nrcaerospace.gc.ca
[email protected]
As part of Canada’s National Research council, NRC Aerospace
undertakes and promotes research and development to help the
Canadian aerospace industry improvde the design, manufacture,
performance, use and safety of aircraft. NRC aerospace offers clients
its R & D expertise and technology development facilities through
collaborative reserach or fee-for-service agreements.
Photron Booth 215
9520 Padgett Street, Suite 110
San Diego, CA 92126
www.photron.com [email protected]
Photron offers a wide range of high-speed cameras; from HD
resolution to 2,000 frames per second (fps), through dual miniature
heads providing 2K fps for real time image processing, to the world’s
fastest mega pixel high speed camera providing reduced resolution to
over one and a half million fps.
Pointwise Booth 408
213 S. Jennings Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
www.pointwise.com [email protected]
Pointwise, Inc. is solving the top problem facing engineering
analysts today: mesh generation for computational fluid dynamics.
Manufacturing firms and research organizations use Pointwise’s mesh
generation software to seamlessly bridge the gap between CAD and
computational fluid dynamics analysis. Find more information at
pointwise.com.
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Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Booth 110
6633 Canoga Avenue
Canoga Park, CA 91309
www.PrattWhitneyRocketdyne.com
[email protected]
Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne, a recognized leader in propulsion
for more than 55 years, is proud to exhibit many of its innovative
products and services. Pushing beyond the boundaries of Earth, we
are working with NASA, DOD, MDA and ULA with new technologies
and solutions for planetary exploration and reliable space access and
missile propulsion. Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne offers propulsion
and power solutions for launch vehicles, spacecraft, satellites, missiles,
aircraft, and innovative power conversion technologies.
Tecplot Booth 313
3535 Factoria Boulevard SE
Bellevue, WA 98006
www.tecplot.com [email protected]
and prototype systems for ground test and flight applications. We have
been employed in the development of nearly every domestic fixedwing aircraft, missile, and helicopter system. Our Capabilities include
Engineering; Design & Analysis; Manufacturing; Instrumentation
& Assembly; Composites; Turbomachinery; Testing Services; and
Rotorcraft Services.
University of Tennessee Booth 305
603 Haslam Business Building
1000 Volunteer Building
Knoxville, TN 37996-4160
www.execed.utk.edu
Email: [email protected]
Profile: The University of Tennessee/College of Business
Administration offers an Aerospace & Defense Portfolio that includes
the premier MBA program tailored for A&D professionals and
their sponsoring employers. They also offer A&D-tailored executive
education courses on Operations Excellence, Program Management,
and Supply Chain Management- as well as client-sponsored research.
Tecplot, Inc. delivers visualization software for engineers and
scientists to analyze, discover, and communicate results. Our goal is
to provide high-quality engineering and scientific visualization and
analysis tools and services to help you be more creative, efficient, and
productive.
Vigyan, Inc. Tetra Research Corporation For almost 35 years, ViGYAN has provided aerospace and engineering
research and development services to NASA, other government
agencies, and corporations. Our business areas include aeronautics
and space R&D; scientific, engineering, and business software
development; educational support services; and computer technology
services. We have specialized expertise in wind tunnel testing and
systems, including the operation of the ViGYAN Wind Tunnel in
Hampton, Virginia. ViGYAN was selected as the 2010. NASA Langley
Research Center Small Business Subcontractor of the Year. ViGYAN
is a minority-owned, small disadvantaged business (SDB) and is ISO
9001 certified.
Booth 220
420 Park Avenue W
Princeton, IL 61356
www.tetraresearch.com [email protected]
Tetra Research specializes in Loci-Chem CFD software development
and advanced flow applications. Loci-Chem is a unique CFD
tool developed at MSU that is formally second order accurate on
polyhedral meshes, scales to thousands of processors, and contains
advanced physical and body dynamics modules. We provide software
support, customized development, and application services to allow
you to produce meaningful, high quality engineering results.
Tri Models Inc. Triumph Aerospace Systems - Newport News
Booth 319
Booth 307
703 Middle Ground Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23606
www.triumphgroup.com
[email protected]
Booth 116
30 Research Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
www.vigyan.com
[email protected]
Wolverine Ventures Booth 310
16593 121 Terrace N
Jupiter, FL 33478
www.wolverine-ventures.com
[email protected]
Wolverine Ventures, Inc. is an engineering software
firm with more than 40+ years of combined experience in customized
NPSS coding and complex systems modeling. As the exclusive
distributor of NPSS Software and the leading provider for NPSS
related services, WVI is an unparalleled resource for NPSS Sales,
Service and Training.
Triumph Aerospace Systems - Newport News is an industry leader
in the engineering and manufacture of complex aerospace hardware
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100%
EMPLOYEE-OWNED
SMALL BUSINESS
Proud to be engineering and
manufacturing support for
one-of-a-kind and short-run
production of advanced,
complex aerospace test,
flight and spaceflight hardware,
design and analysis,
and systems since 1958.
Micro Craft, Inc.
207 Big Springs Ave.  Tullahoma, TN 37388
(931) 455-2617  www.microcraft.aero
NEW HORIZONS FORUM
“TRANSFORMING AIR AND SPACE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE FUTURE”
Monday, 9 January
Thursday, 12 January
1330–1430 hrs – Presidential Ballroom D
Keynote: “Space Launch: Tomorrow and Beyond”
Keynote: “Smart as a Crow: Role of Autonomy in
Keynote: “Aim-High…Aim Higher: STEM Education for
Alton (Al) Romig Jr., Vice President and General
Manager, Lockheed Martin Skunk Works
Brigadier General Dana H. Born, Dean of the Faculty,
USAF Academy
0930–1200 hrs – Washington B
Panel Topic: “Role of Commonality, Interoperability and
Panel Topic: “Aerospace Education Issues and
Panel Moderator:
Panel Moderator:
Michael Leahy Jr., Director CMMS Product Center,
Advanced Programs & Technology Division, Northrop
Grumman Aerospace Systems
Carl Wieman, Associate Director for Science, White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive
Office of the President
Panelists:
Panelists:
Randall L. Rothe, Senior Manager - Mission Systems,
Advanced Missiles and Unmanned Air Systems Phantom
Works, Boeing Defense, Space and Security
Annalisa Weigel, Assistant Professor, MIT
John G. Clark, Program Manager C2 Systems,
Lockheed Martin
Susan Ying, Director of Research and Technology, The
Boeing Company
General William L. Shelton, Commander, Air Force
Space Command
Sponsored by
Panel Topic: “Launch Vehicles and Services: the
Customers’ Perspective”
Panel Moderator:
Antonio L. Elias, Executive Vice President and General
Manager, Advanced Programs, Orbital Sciences
Panelists:
Michael R. Luther, Deputy Associate Administrator for
Programs, NASA Science Mission Directorate
Michele Franci, Senior Vice President, Planning &
Procurement, SES
Suzi McBride, Executive Director, NEXT Program
Management Office and Launch Segment, Iridium
David A. Steffy, Senior Vice President, Advanced
Programs, Orbital Sciences
John Wagner, Chief Technical Director, Launch and Range
Systems Directorate, Space and Missile Systems Center
Tuesday, 10 January
Keynote: “Next Gen: Transforming Our National
Airspace System into the Next Century of Flight”
Michael Huerta, Acting Administrator, FAA
Current and Future UAS”
Autonomy in Current and Future UAS”
Douglas A. Gregory, Distinguished Member of
Technical Staff, General Dynamics AIS, Chair of UCS
Working Group
Brian Schechter, Engineering Fellow / Chief Engineer,
Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems
Kerry J. Fisherkeller, Engineering Fellow/Chief
Architect, Advanced Programs and Technologies,
Northrop Grumman
Edgar G. Waggoner, D.Sc., Director, Integrated
Systems Research Program, Aeronautics Research
Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters
Brian Holguin, Operations Supervisor (SATCS), Front
Line Manager, Route & Oceanic Operations, Eastern
Service Area, FAA Washington ARTCC
Herb Schlickenmaier, Vice President, Aerospace
Systems, Crown Consulting, Inc.
Panel Topic: “Cultivating 21st Century Spacecraft,
Aircraft, and Air/Space Traffic Management”
Panel Moderator:
Patti Grace Smith, Aerospace Consultant and former
FAA Associate Administrator for Commercial Space
Transportation, FAA, Patti Grace Smith Consulting, LLC
Panelists:
William Pomerantz, VP Special Projects, Virgin Galactic
Daniel Dumbacher, Deputy Associate Administrator
for Human Exploration, NASA
Vicki Cox, Senior VP, NextGen & Operations, FAA
AIAA Livestream Channel
Visit www.livestream.com/aiaa to view
selected keynotes and plenary panels
from the week’s events. Share the link
with colleagues who cannot make it to
the conferences to watch live or view
afterwards.
James Hileman, Principal Research Engineer, MIT
Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics
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America”
Challenges”
James Stofan, Deputy Associate Administrator for
Education Integration, NASA Headquarters
Les McFawn, Director, Wright Brothers Institute
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download the app are printed at the reporting stations and
on the back of the session chair reports. The app is FREE so
please make sure to download the free version. Once the app
is downloaded you will log in using the credentials sent via
the session chair information email. The log-in credentials are
also listed on the back of the session chair reports and at the
reporting stations. Once logged in you can select your session
and proceed to adding and evaluating the papers in the session.
Please be sure to complete the form and submit it. You may add
your email at the end so that a copy of the form is sent to you as
well. If you do not have a tablet or a smart phone simply fill out
the form during your session and enter the notes at one of the
two reporting stations located at the Registration and Information
Center and downstairs in the Ryman Studio Foyer.
Reports are collected and used for planning purposes including
future session topics as well as room allocations. Please submit
your session chair form electronically before the end of the
conference.
“No Paper, No Podium” and
“No Podium, No Paper” Policy
This conference has a “No Paper, No Podium” and “No
Podium, No Paper” policy. If a written paper is not submitted
by the final manuscript deadline, authors will not be permitted
to present the paper at the conference. Also, if the paper is not
presented at the conference, the paper will not be published and
it will be withdrawn from the conference proceedings. These
policies are intended to eliminate no-shows and to improve the
quality of the conference for attendees.
Audiovisual
Each session room will be preset with the following: one LCD
projector, one screen, and one microphone (if necessitated by
room size). AIAA does not provide computers, or technicians to
connect LCD projectors to computers. Should presenters wish to
use an LCD projector, it is their responsibility to bring or arrange
for a computer on their own. Please note that AIAA does not
provide security in the session rooms and recommends that
items of value, including computers, not be left unattended. For
additional A/V equipment, please go to the on-site registration
desk. Please note that all requests must be in writing and
must include the paper number and the session number. Any
additional requests will be at the cost to the presenter.
Speakers’ Briefing
0700–0800 hrs
Presidential Ballroom A, B, C, E
Authors who are presenting papers, session chairs, and cochairs will meet for a short briefing at 0700 hrs. Continental
breakfast will be provided. Please plan to attend on the day of
your session(s) only. Tables are arranged and labeled with the
session numbers. Please sit at the table with the first number of
your session number. (For example, 201-ASM-10 would sit at
table 201.)
Speakers’ Practice
Speaker Practice rooms will be Ryman Studio B and Ryman
Studio C, for speakers wishing to practice their presentations. A
sign-up sheet will be posted on the door for half-hour increments.
BENEFITS
COMMITTEE
OF ATTENDANCE
MEETING SCHEDULE
Sunday, 8 January 2012
0815-1700 hrs
AIAA Continuing Education Course: Best Practices in Wind Tunnel Testing Lincoln D
0815-1700 hrs
AIAA Continuing Education Course: CFD for Combustion Modeling
Jackson B
0815-1700 hrs
AIAA Continuing Education Course: Concepts in the Modern Design of Experiments Jackson C
0815-1700 hrs
AIAA Continuing Education Course: Fluid Structure Interaction Jackson D
0815-1700 hrs
AIAA Continuing Education Course: Systems Requirements Engineering
Lincoln E
0830-1700 hrs
International Workshop on High-Order CFD Methods
Jackson EF
0800-1200 hrs
TAC Director/Deputy Director Training
Washington A
0800-1200 hrs
TAC TC/PC Chair Training
Washington B
0830-1700 hrs
Sigma Gamma Tau Meeting
Lincoln C
1200-1700 hrs
TAC Workshop
Presidential Ballroom B
1430-1500 hrs
APATC Liaisons Subcommittee
Washington A
1500-1545 hrs
APATC Publicity & Publications Subcommittee
Washington A
1500-1545 hrs
APATC Membership & Nominations Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1500-1545 hrs
APATC Honors & Awards Subcommittee
Belle Meade B
1500-1545 hrs
APATC Education Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1500-1545 hrs
APATC Planning Subcommittee
Belmont B
1500-1600 hrs
FDTC Microfluidics DG
Belle Meade D
1500-1600 hrs
FDTC Recommended Practices for Reporting Flow Control Results WG
Belmont A
1545-1700 hrs
APATC Sand Pit Meeting
Ryman Studio PQR
1600-1700 hrs
FDTC Roughness WG
Belmont C
1600-1800 hrs
FDTC Transition DG
Ryman Studio N&O
1700-1800 hrs
APATC Steering Committee
Washington A
1700-1800 hrs
FDTC LES WG
Lincoln B
1700-1900 hrs
Student Briefing Ryman Studio DE
1730-1800 hrs
GTTC Membership Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1730-2300 hrs
Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC
Presidential Boardroom B
1800-1900 hrs
GTTC Steering Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Space & Missiles Group Meeting
Belmont A
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Aerospace Design & Structures Group Meeting Jackson E
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Propulsion & Energy Group Meeting
Belmont B
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Information Systems Group Meeting
Belle Meade D
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Engineering & Technology Management Group Meeting
Belmont C
1800-2000 hrs
TAC Aircraft & Atmospheric Systems Group Meeting
Lincoln A
1800-2100 hrs
Applied Aerodynamics TC
Ryman Studio PQR
1830-2000 hrs
FDTC Flow Control Subcommittee
Lincoln C
1830-2000 hrs
FDTC Experimental and Theoretical Fluid Dynamics Subcommittee
Lincoln D
1830-2000 hrs
FDTC CFD Subcommittee
Lincoln E
1830-2230 hrs
Joint AIAA P&CTC/AFRL-AFOSR Meeting
Jackson F
1900-2000 hrs
GTTC Intro/Overview
Jackson CD
1900-2030 hrs
First Timer’s Social
Ryman Studio N&O
2000-2100 hrs
GTTC Aerodynamics & Propulsion Subcommittees
Jackson AB
2000-2200 hrs
FDTC Steering Subcommittee
Washington A
0800-1700 hrs
GTTC Internal Balance WG
Magnolia Boardroom A
0830-1000 hrs
ATIO-MAO 2012 Planning Meeting
Cheekwood C
0830-1600 hrs
Professional Member Education Committee (PMEC)
Belle Meade A
0830-1700 hrs
Career & Workforce Development Committee
Washington A
0900-1700 hrs
Systems Engineering TC
Belle Meade B
Monday, 9 January 2012
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COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE
Monday (Cont.)
0900-1700 hrs
Suite D6022
1000-1100 hrs
Conference Organizer Scholar One Updates
Belle Meade C
1000-1100 hrs
ABPTCs Steering Committee
Belle Meade D
1000-1200 hrs
SRTC Awards and Communication Subcommittees
Cheekwood D
1000-1200 hrs
SRTC History and Education Subcommittees
Cheekwood E
1030-1300 hrs
General Aviation TC
Cheekwood F
1100-1200 hrs
ASM 2013 Planning Committee Meeting
Bayou E
1100-1200 hrs
ABPSITC Steering Committee
Cheekwood C
1100-1200 hrs
GTETC Steering Committee
Ryman Studio M
1100-1300 hrs
TAC Aerospace Sciences Group Meeting
Lincoln B
1130-1230 hrs
FDTC Shock/Turbulent Boundary Layer Interaction DG
Ryman Ballroom BE
1200-1300 hrs
FDTC New Frontiers Subcommittee
Cheekwood D
1200-1700 hrs
NIA Technical Advisory Committee
Belle Meade C
1230-1330 hrs
HSABPTC Steering Committee
Cheekwood C
1230-1630 hrs
Space Systems TC
Cheekwood E
1230-1730 hrs
V/STOL Aircraft Systems TC
Belmont C
1300-1400 hrs
New Orleans 2012 Planning Committee
Belmont B
1300-1500 hrs
AIAA Journal Editorial Advisory Board
Belmont A
1400-1600 hrs
Academic Affairs Committee
Lincoln B
1400-1600 hrs
JPC Steering Committee
Hermitage A
1500-1700 hrs
Progress Series Editorial Advisory Board
Belle Meade D
1500-1800 hrs
Space Operations & Support TC
Belmont B
1530-1630 hrs
ABPTCs WG
Belmont A
1530-1630 hrs
HSABPTC/HyTASPPC Liaison Meeting
Lincoln D
1600-1800 hrs
JPC 2013 Planning Committee Meeting
Hermitage A
1630-1800 hrs
FDTC High-Speed Flow Control/Plasma Jet DG
Cheekwood AB
1630-1930 hrs
High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC
Lincoln B
1630-1930 hrs
Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC
Lincoln E
1700-1800 hrs
FDTC Turbulence Modeling Benchmarks WG
Cheekwood C
1700-1830 hrs
LPTC Steering Committee
Cheekwood E
1700-1900 hrs
AIAA CoS Validation and Verification in CFD
Belle Meade A
1700-2000 hrs
Gas Turbine Engines TC
Belmont A
1730-1830 hrs
Dryden Lectureship in Research Presidential Ballroom D
1800-1900 hrs
AMTTC New Members Meeting
Lincoln C
1800-1900 hrs
GTTC Awards Subcommittee
1800-2000 hrs
AIAA Foundation International Student Conference Reception
1830-2030 hrs
LC Smith College Reception, Syracuse University
Cheekwood D
1830-2030 hrs
Advisory Brd- Ctr for Hypersonic Combined Cycle Propulsion (invite only)
Hermitage C
1830-2000 hrs
Texas A&M Aerospace Engineering “Aggie” Reception (open to all) Jackson F
1830-2030 hrs
Embry-Riddle President’s Reception Alumni & Friends (invite only)
Old Hickory Master Room
1900-2200 hrs
Penn State Univ-Aerospace Engineering Alumni Reception (invite only)
Lincoln A
1900-2200 hrs
AMTTC Update Presentations
Lincoln C
1830-2130 hrs
Space Colonization TC
Belle Meade D
1830-2200 hrs
Space Resources TC
Belmont C
1900-2000 hrs
GTTC Publications Subcommittee
Hermitage A
1900-2100 hrs
Weapon Systems Effectiveness TC
1900-2100 hrs
PDL TC Steering
Cheekwood C
1900-2200 hrs
Terrestrial Energy Systems TC
Belmont B
1900-2200 hrs
Energetic Components & Systems TC
Belle Meade B
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BENEFITS
COMMITTEE
OF ATTENDANCE
MEETING SCHEDULE
Monday (Cont.)
1900-2200 hrs
Solid Rockets TC
Magnolia Boardroom B
1900-2200 hrs
Propellants & Combustion TC
Magnolia Ballroom
1930-2100 hrs
FDTC Low Re DG
Jackson A
1930-2100 hrs
FDTC Wind Energy DG
1930-2130 hrs
Associate Fellow Dinner
Presidential Ballroom AB
1930-2130 hrs
FDTC NASA/AFOSR Center for Hypersonic Research on Transition
Lincoln D
1930-2200 hrs
Liquid Propulsion TC
Jackson C
1930-2230 hrs
Microgravity & Space Processes TC/Space Station PC
Jackson D
2000-2100 hrs
GTTC Conferences Subcommittee
Jackson E
0800-0900 hrs
Aerospace Today…and Tomorrow Planning Meeting
D6022
0800-1000 hrs
JPP Editorial Advisory Board
Belmont A
0800-1000 hrs
Books Subcommittee
0800-1200 hrs
GTTC Wind Tunnel Flow Quality WG
Belle Meade A
0900-1100 hrs
ABPTCs PAW
Belmont B
0900-1100 hrs
JPC 2012 Planning Committee
Belle Meade CD
0900-1600 hrs
STEM K–12 Outreach Committee Work Day Lincoln B
0900-1700 hrs
Career & Workforce Development Workshop
0900-1700 hrs
Suite D6022
1000-1100 hrs
Aerospace America Steering Committee
Cheekwood D
1000-1200 hrs
Publications Ethical Standards
Belle Meade B
1100-1200 hrs
ABPTCs Conference Subcommittee
Belmont C
1200-1340 hrs
Awards Luncheon
Presidential Ballroom A,B,C,E
1230-1330 hrs
Exhibitor Advisory Committee
Belle Meade A
1300-1500 hrs
Education Series Editorial Advisory Board
Belle Meade B
1300-1700 hrs
Standards Executive Council Meeting
1400-1500 hrs
Aviation 20XX Planning Meeting
Cheekwood E
1400-1500 hrs
Conference Organizer Scholar One Updates
Lincoln C
1400-1500 hrs
ABPTCs Membership Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1400-1600 hrs
Corporate Membership Committee Meeting
Belle Meade CD
1400-1730 hrs
Student Activities Committee
Hermitage E
1400-1800 hrs
TAC Conference Strategic Planning Initiative
Belmont B
1400-1800 hrs
TAC New Initiatives Subcommittee
Belmont A
1500-1600 hrs
ABPTCs Communications Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1500-1700 hrs
Journal of Aircraft Editorial Advisory Board
Cheekwood D
1500-1800 hrs
Space 2012 Technical Program Planning Meeting
Belmont C
1600-1700 hrs
TPTC Best Paper Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1600-1700 hrs
TPTC Publications Subcommittee
Washington A
1600-1700 hrs
TPTC Awards Subcommittee
Lincoln C
1600-1700 hrs
ABPTCs Honors & Awards Subcommittee
Cheekwood E
1600-1800 hrs
RAC V Meeting
Belle Meade B
1600-1800 hrs
CMC/Exhibit Reception
Ryman B1-4
1700-1800 hrs
TPTC Education Subcommittee
Washington A
1700-1800 hrs
TPTC Nominations Subcommittee
Lincoln C
1700-1800 hrs
TPTC JTHT Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1700-2100 hrs
Public Policy Committee Winter Meeting
Belle Meade CD
1730-1830 hrs
GTTC DOE Focus Group
Lincoln B
1730-1830 hrs
William Littlewood Memorial Lecture
1800-1900 hrs
ABPTCs WG
Hermitage D
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
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Tuesday (Cont.)
1800-1900 hrs
TPTC Publicity Subcommittee
Lincoln D
1800-1900 hrs
TPTC Conferences Subcommittee
Lincoln E
1800-1900 hrs
AMTTC Awards Subcommittee
Cheekwood E
1800-1900 hrs
TPTC International Activities Subcommittee
Belle Meade A
1800-1900 hrs
AATC & FDTC Benchmark Experiments and Computations for Airframe Noise DG
Jackson A
1800-1900 hrs
FDTC High-Speed Turbulence DG
Jackson B
1800-1900 hrs
ABPTCs Education Subcommittee
Jackson C
1800-1900 hrs
FDTC Student Outreach Subcommittee
Jackson D
1800-2000 hrs
Green Engineering PC
Lincoln A
1800-2200 hrs
Computer Systems TC
1800-2130 hrs
Educational Activities Committee (EAC)
Cheekwood C
1830-2030 hrs
Plasmadynamics and Lasers TC
Jackson EF
1830-2230 hrs
Intelligent Systems TC
Belle Meade B
1830-2130 hrs
Space Logistics TC
Lincoln C
1900-2100 hrs
IECEC Steering Committee
1900-2100 hrs
Fluid Dynamics TC
Magnolia Ballroom
1900-2200 hrs
P&C Working Meeting on Turbulence Flame Structure
Ryman Studio B
1900-2130 hrs
Young Professional Reception
Crystal Gazebo
1900-2200 hrs
ASME Wind Energy TC
1900-2200 hrs
Aerospace Department Chair Association (ADCA)
1900-2200 hrs
Aerodynamic Measurement Technology TC
Hermitage C
1900-2200 hrs
TAC Program Committee Group Meeting
Washington A
1900-2200 hrs
Thermophysics TC
Hermitage AB
1900-2200 hrs
Aeroacoustics TC
Hermitage E
1900-2200 hrs
Atmospheric and Space Environments TC
Belmont B
1900-2200 hrs
Society and Aerospace Technology TC
1930-2030 hrs
GTTC Education & Student Activities Subcommittee
Belmont C
1930-2200 hrs
Meshing, Visualization and Computational Environments TC
Belmont A
1930-2200 hrs
Aircraft Design TC
Washington B
2030-2200 hrs
Directed Energy Systems PC
Jackson EF
1930-2230 hrs
ABPTCs Dinner Meeting
Hermitage D
0800-0930 hrs
Commerical Space Group (invite only)
Cheekwood E
0800-1200 hrs
Journals Editors-in-Chief
0800-1200 hrs
TAC Executive Board
Cheekwood D
0800-1400 hrs
EOASys PC
Belmont A
0800-1600 hrs
STEM K-12 Outreach Committee
Governors Chamber E
0830-1700 hrs
Young Professional Committee
Belle Meade A
0900-1030 hrs
Audit
Belmont B
0900-1100 hrs
ABPSITC WG
Belle Meade B
0900-1100 hrs
HSABPTC WG Belle Meade C
0900-1100 hrs
GTETC WG
Belle Meade D
0900-1200 hrs
DETC Subcommittee
Washington A
0900-1600 hrs
Membership Committee
Lincoln B
0900-1700 hrs
GTTC Model Attitude and Deformation WG
Belmont C
0900-1700 hrs
Suite D6022
1000-1200 hrs
Publications Planning and Review
Cheekwood E
1030-1300 hrs
Finance Committee
Belmont B
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
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Wednesday (Cont.)
1200-1300 hrs
FDTC Awards Subcommittee
Belle Meade B
1200-1300 hrs FDTC Conference Planning Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1200-1330 hrs
ASE CoS Meeting
Belle Meade D
1300-1500 hrs
TAC Executive Board (continued)
Cheekwood D
1300-1600 hrs
Compensation Committee
Washington A
1300-1700 hrs
Systems Engineering CoS
Cheekwood E
1400-1500 hrs AIAA Standards Workshop
Belle Meade B
1400-1500 hrs Regional Deputy Directors – Honors and Awards
1400-1530 hrs
Speed Networking Session Exhibit Hall
1400-1600 hrs
RAC II Meeting
Belle Meade D
1400-1700 hrs
Journals Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1500-1700 hrs
International Activities Committee
Belmont B
1530-1730 hrs
Complex Aerospace Systems Exchange Planning Meeting
1600-1800 hrs
Emerging Technologies Committee
Cheekwood D
1630-1730 hrs
FDTC CFD Undergrad Education DG
Ryman Ballroom D
1700-1800 hrs
FDTC Nonqeuilibrium Flows DG
Belmont A
1700-1900 hrs
RAC I Meeting
Belle Meade D
1730-1830 hrs
von Kármán Lectureship in Astronautics
1800-2100 hrs
History TC
Belle Meade A
1830-2030 hrs
Regional Directors Meeting Magnolia Boardroom A
1900-2000 hrs
Lockheed Martin/AIAA Meeting
Belle Meade B
1900-2200 hrs
P&C Working Meeting on Turbulence Combustion Ryman Studio B
1900-2200 hrs
Plasma Aerodynamics Discussion Group
Lincoln B
1900-2200 hrs
Engineers as Educators Workshop
Lincoln A
1900-2200 hrs
Publications Executive Subcommittee (invitation only)
Belle Meade C
1900-2200 hrs
Design Engineering TC
Washington A
1930-2200 hrs
Unmanned Systems PC
Cheekwood D
0800-1200 hrs
Publications Committee
Belle Meade AB
0800-1200 hrs
Honors and Awards Committee
Belmont A
0800-1530 hrs
Region & Section Activities Committee (RSAC)
Belmont B
0800-1600 hrs
Technical Activities Committee
Jackson CD
0900-1200 hrs
DETC Subcommittee
Washington A
0900-1700 hrs
GTTC Dual Flow Reference Nozzle WG
Lincoln B
0900-1700 hrs
Suite D6022
1100-1300 hrs
SATTC Astrosociology Subcommittee
Belle Meade C
1300-1500 hrs
Foundation Board of Trustees
1500-2100 hrs
Flight Testing TC
Washington A
1530-1700 hrs
IDC Meeting
Cheekwood GH
1700-1800 hrs
Board Chat Room
Cheekwood E
1730-2000 hrs
Ground Testing TC
Hermitage AB
1800-2100 hrs
EX COM Dinner
Old Hickory-Private Room
0800-1300 hrs
Board of Directors Meeting
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Friday, 13 January 2012
Magnolia Ballroom
21
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Special Sessions
294-ASM-1
The Aerospace Sciences Meeting at 50: Tracking a Half Century of Advancement
Monday
0745
21-ISC-01
International Student Conference – Undergraduate Division
Monday
0830
Belmont A
22-ISC-02
International Student Conference – Masters Division
Monday
0830
Belmont B
23-ISC-03
International Student Conference – Team Division
Monday
0830
Belmont C
287-PP-01
Public Policy Lunch
Monday
1230
Presidential Ballroom A-D
39-NHF-01
New Horizons Forum Monday Keynote
Monday
1330
60-ISC-05
International Student Conference – Community Outreach Division
Monday
1430
Lincoln C
62-NHF-02
“New Horizons Forum Monday Panel – Launch Vehicles and Services: the Customers’ Perspective“
Monday
1500
Washington B
74-LECT-01
Dryden Lectureship in Research
Monday
1730
75-NHF-03
New Horizons Forum Tuesday Keynote
Tuesday
0800
292-CW-01
Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career & Workforce Development Workshop I
Tuesday
0900
99-ISC-04
Graduate Award Presentations
Tuesday
0900
Hermitage C
288-PP-02
Public Policy: GET YOUR GREEN CARD--Immigration Options for Scientists and R&D Engineers
Tuesday
0900
Lincoln C
101-NHF-04
New Horizons Forum Tuesday Panel – Cultivating 21st Century Spacecraft, Aircraft, and Air/Space Traffic Management Tuesday
0930
Washington B
289-LNCH-01
Awards Luncheon
Tuesday
1200
119-CW-02
Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career & Workforce Development Workshop II
Tuesday
1400
148-LECT-02
AIAA/SAE William Littlewood Memorial Lecture
Tuesday
1730
290-RECPT-01
Waypoint Texas Exhibit Reception
Tuesday
1830
Exhibit Hall
283-NHF-05
New Horizons Forum Wednesday Keynote
Wednesday
0800
284-NHF-06
New Horizons Forum Wednesday Panel – Role of Commonality, Interoperability and Autonomy in Current and Future UAS Wednesday
0930
Washington B
186-RECPT-02
Exhibit Luncheon Reception
Wednesday
1200
Exhibit Hall
224-YP-01
Special Session – Young Professionals
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Ballroom C
225-LECT-03
von Kármán Lectureship in Astronautics Wednesday
1730
286-NHF-07
New Horizons Forum Thursday Keynote
Thursday
0800
285-NHF-08
New Horizons Forum Thursday Panel-Education Challenges and Issues
Thursday
0930
Washington B
Aeroacoustics
1-AA-01
General Aeroacoustics
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio PQ
40-AA-02
Jet Noise I
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio PQ
76-AA-03
Airframe Noise Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio PQ
112-AA-04
Combustion Noise
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio PQ
149-AA-05
Jet Noise II
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio PQ
187-AA-06
Computational Aeroacoustics I
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio PQ
259-AA-08
Jet Noise III
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio PQ
260-AA-09
Computational Aeroacoustics II
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio JK
Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration
2-ABPSI-01/APA-01
Aerodynamics of Supersonic Inlets
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio JK
46-APA-10/ABPSI-02
Aerodynamics of Supersonic Inlets - Flow Control
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio FG
188-ABPSI-03
Air-Breathing Propulsion Systems and Subsonic Inlets
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio JK
227-ABPSI-04
Aircraft Nozzles
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio JK
3-AD-01
Supersonic Aircraft Design
Monday
0830
41-AD-02
Aircraft Design Studies I
Monday
1430
Cheekwood F
61-MDO-02/AD-03
Environmentally Responsible Aviation
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio R
77-AD-04
Micro Air Vehicle Design
Tuesday
0900
78-AD-05
Aircraft Design Tools I
Tuesday
0900
Cheekwood C
100-MDO-03/AD-06
INVENT I - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio R
Aircraft Design
23
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Aircraft Design (Cont.)
113-AD-07
Conceptional Aircraft Design Geometry Tools
Tuesday
1400
Cheekwood AB
114-AD-08/MDO-04
Aircraft Design Optimization
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio R
150-AD-09
Aircraft Design Tools II
Wednesday
0900
Cheekwood F
189-AD-10
Unmanned Aircraft Design
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood F
228-AD-11
Aircraft Design Studies II
Thursday
0900
229-AD-12
Aircraft Propulsion and Rotary Wing Aircraft Design
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood F
248-MDO-06/AD-13
INVENT II - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio R
261-AD-14
Lighter than Air
Thursday
1300
Cheekwood F
4-AFM-01
Bio-Inspired Flight
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio NO
42-AFM-02
Hypersonic Flight Mechanics and Control
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio NO
79-AFM-03
Planetary Entry and Aeroassist Technology
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio NO
151-AFM-04
Aerodynamic Prediction Methods
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio NO
190-AFM-05
UAV/MAV Flight Dynamics
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio NO
230-AFM-06
Aircraft Parameter Identification
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio NO
262-AFM-07
Aircraft Flight Dynamics
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio NO
5-AMT-01
Particle Image Velocimetry
Monday
0830
43-AMT-02
Surface Sensors
Monday
1430
44-AMT-03
Resolved Velocimetry for Turbulent Flows (Invited)
Monday
1430
Magnolia Ballroom
80-AMT-04
Schlieren and Flow-Field Imaging
Tuesday
0900
Jackson C
104-PC-09/AMT-05
AFOSR Combustion and Diagnostics Research Under Dr. Julian Tishkoff (Invited)
Tuesday
0900
Magnolia Ballroom
115-AMT-06/PC-10
Diode Laser Spectroscopy for Combustion (Invited)
Tuesday
1400
Magnolia Ballroom
152-AMT-07
Velocimetry Techniques and Applications
Wednesday
0900
153-AMT-08
Diagnostic Requirements for Future Technologies (Invited)
Wednesday
0900
Magnolia Ballroom
191-AMT-09
Diagnostics for Harsh Environments
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood C
231-AMT-10
Novel Diagnostic Techniques
Thursday
0900
Hermitage A
232-AMT-11
Improvements in Spectroscopic Techniques
Thursday
0900
Magnolia Ballroom
263-AMT-12
Pressure and Temperature Sensitive Paint
Thursday
1300
Magnolia Ballroom
264-AMT-13
Spectroscopy for Reacting Flows
Thursday
1300
Cheekwood AB
2-ABPSI-01/APA-01
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio JK
6-APA-02/FD-01
Aerodynamic-Structural Dynamics Interaction
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom BE
7-APA-03/FD-02
Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions and Control
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom C
8-APA-04/FD-03
Low Reynolds Number Flows I
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom D
9-APA-05
Optimization Methods in Applied Aerodynamics
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio FG
11-FD-05/APA-06
Active Flow Control
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom A
17-GT-01/APA-07
High Reynolds Number Aeronautics and Testing
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio HI
29-PDL-01/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-08
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control I Monday 0830
Cheekwood AB
45-APA-09
Aerodynamic Design Methodologies I
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom A
46-APA-10/ABPSI-02
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio FG
47-APA-11
High Angle-of-Attack and High Lift Aerodynamics
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio HI
51-FD-14/APA-13
Flapping/Plunging/Pitching Wing Aerodynamics
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom C
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-08/WIG-06 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control III
Tuesday
0900
Cheekwood AB
82-APA-15
Projectile, Missile, Weapons Bay & Store Separation Aerodynamics
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom A
83-APA-16/FD-20
Bio-Inspired Aerodynamics
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom BE
Atmospheric Flight Mechanics
Aerodynamic Measurment Technology
Applied Aerodynamics
24
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Applied Aerodynamics (Cont.)
84-APA-17
Rotorcraft/Propeller/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics I
Tuesday
0900
144-APA-19
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Designs/Tests Tuesday
1500
Ryman Studio DE
Ryman Ballroom A
145-APA-20
Aerodynamic Design Methodologies II
Tuesday
1500
Ryman Studio DE
146-APA-21
Applied Analytical/CFD with Correlation to Experiment I
Tuesday
1500
Ryman Studio FG
147-APA-22
Transonic, Supersonic, & Hypersonic Aerodynamics
Tuesday
1500
Ryman Studio HI
154-APA-23
Unsteady Aerodynamics
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio HI
155-APA-24/GT-05
Databases for Fixed Wing Aerodynamic Prediction Improvement
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio DE
156-APA-25/FD-32
Low Reynolds Number Flows II
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom BE
157-APA-26/CS-02
CREATE-AV: I
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom C
192-APA-30
Applied Analytical/CFD with Correlation to Experimental Data II
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Ballroom BE
193-APA-31
Aerodynamic Design and Enabling Technologies for Environmentally Friendly and Efficient Aircraft Wednesday
1330
Ryman Ballroom A
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control V
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood AB
233-APA-35/CS-04
CREATE-AV: II
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio DE
234-APA-36
Rotorcraft/Propeller/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics II
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio FG
235-APA-37
Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio M
236-APA-38/FD-48
Special Session:Aerodynamics, Aeronautics and CFD in the Undergraduate Curriculum II
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom D
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control VI
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood AB
265-APA-42
Vortical/vortex flow
Thursday
1300
Ryman Ballroom BE
266-APA-43
Icing or Roughness Effects on Vehicle Aerodynamics
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio DE
267-APA-44/FD-59
Flexible Wing Aerodynamics at Low Reynolds Number
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio FG
268-APA-45
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing Aerodynamics
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio M
85-ASE-01
Aircraft Wake Vortices and Atmospheric Modeling
Tuesday
0900
Cheekwood F
117-ASE-02
Terrestrial and Extra-Terrestrial Atmospheric Phenomena and Modeling
Tuesday
1400
Cheekwood F
158-ASE-03
Space Environments I - From Lab to Orbit
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio M
194-ASE-04
Space Environments II - Rocks and Dust
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio M
118-CS-01
GPU Benchmarking and Applications I
Tuesday
1400
157-APA-26/CS-02
CREATE-AV: I
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom C
159-CS-03
GPU Benchmarking and Applications II
Wednesday
0900
233-APA-35/CS-04
CREATE-AV: II
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio DE
195-DE-01
Design Engineering
Wednesday
1330
86-ECS-01
Energetic Components and Systems: Fundamentals and Applications
Tuesday
0900
Lincoln E
87-EDU-01
Space-Bound Projects and Programs
Tuesday
0900
Hermitage E
160-EDU-02
Best Practices in Advancing Engineering Education
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio R
196-EDU-03
Next Generation Pedagogies
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio FG
269-EDU-04
Frontiers in Aerospace Design Education
Thursday
1300
Atmospheric and Space Environments
Computer Systems
Design Engineering
Energetic Components and Systems
Education
Fluid Dynamics
6-APA-02/FD-01
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom BE
7-APA-03/FD-02
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom C
8-APA-04/FD-03
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom D
25
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Fluid Dynamics (Cont.)
10-FD-04
Jets and Wakes
Monday
0830
Jackson F
11-FD-05/APA-06
Active Flow Control
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom A
12-FD-06
Solution Adaptive Methods and Uncertainty Quantification
Monday
0830
Lincoln C
13-FD-07
Special Session: Late Stage Transition
Monday
0830
Lincoln D
14-FD-08
Microfluidics, Near-Surface and Free-Surface Flows
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio L
15-FD-09
Special Session: 3D Flow Separation
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio DE
29-PDL-01/FD-10/WIG-01/APA-08 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control I
Thursday
0830
Cheekwood AB
48-FD-11
Monday
1430
Jackson F
Hypersonic Boundary Layers and Heat Transfer
49-FD-12/PDL-05/WIG-03/APA-12 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control II
Monday
1430
Cheekwood AB
50-FD-13
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids I
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom BE
51-FD-14/APA-13
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom C
52-FD-15
Cartesian and Overset CFD Methods
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom D
53-FD-16
Multi-Disciplinary CFD I
Monday
1430
Ryman Ballroom F
54-FD-17
Low Speed and Multi-Phase CFD Applications
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio DE
55-FD-18
Flow Control
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio L
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-08/WIG-06 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control III
Tuesday
0900
Cheekwood AB
83-APA-16/FD-20
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom BE
88-FD-21
Special Session: Turbulence in High-Speed Flows I
Tuesday
0900
Jackson F
89-FD-22
Numerical Methods and Models for Turbulent Flows
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom D
90-FD-23
Transition
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom F
91-FD-24
Turbomachinery, Combustion and Mixing
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio FG
92-FD-25
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids II
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio L
93-FD-26
Turbulent, Compressible CFD Applications and Validation Studies
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio M
120-FD-27
Special Session: Turbulence in High-Speed Flows II
Tuesday
1400
Jackson F
121-FD-28
Innovative Numerical Algorithms and Flux Formulas
Tuesday
1400
Lincoln D
122-FD-29
High Resolution Computational Methods
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Ballroom BE
123-FD-30
Experimental Aerodynamics
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Ballroom D
124-FD-31
DARPA Nano Air Vehicle (Invited)
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio L
156-APA-25/FD-32
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom BE
161-FD-33
Major Efforts in Nonequilibrium Flows (Invited)
Wednesday
0900
Lincoln C
163-FD-35
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids III
Wednesday
0900
Jackson F
164-FD-36
Unique Flow Facilities (Invited)
Wednesday
0900
Hermitage D
165-FD-37/APA-27
Backward Steps and Cavities
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom A
166-FD-38
Separation Control
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom D
167-FD-39
Transitional and Turbulent Boundary Layers
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom F
168-FD-40/APA-28
Low Reynolds Number Airfoils and Wings
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio FG
197-FD-42
Computational Transition and Turbulence
Wednesday
1330
Jackson E
198-FD-43/WE-06
Wind Energy Fluid Dynamics
Wednesday
1330
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood AB
200-FD-45/APA-33
Special Session:Aerodynamics, Aeronautics and CFD in the Undergraduate Curriculum I
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Ballroom D
201-FD-46/APA-34
Low Reynolds Number Vortex Physics
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Ballroom F
202-FD-47
Boundary-Layer Stability and Transition
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio L
162-FD-34
Transition Open Forum
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood C
236-APA-38/FD-48
Special Session:Aerodynamics, Aeronautics and CFD in the Undergraduate Curriculum II
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom D
237-FD-49/APA-39
Maneuvering Bodies at Low Reynolds Number
Thursday
0900
Jackson E
238-FD-50
Supersonic and Hypersonic Boundary Layers
Thursday
0900
Lincoln C
239-FD-51
Drops and Particles
Thursday
0900
Lincoln D
240-FD-52
Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions
Thursday
0900
Jackson F
26
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Fluid Dynamics (Cont.)
241-FD-53/APA-40
CFD Methods
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom A
242-FD-54
Vortical Flows
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom BE
243-FD-55
Roughness Effects on Transitional and Turbulent Boundary Layers
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom C
244-FD-56
Multi-Speed and Multi-Fluid Flows
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio L
245-FD-57
Shocks
Thursday
0900
Ryman Ballroom F
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood AB
267-APA-44/FD-59
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio FG
270-FD-60
Free-Shear Flows
Thursday
1300
Jackson F
271-FD-61
Multi-Disciplinary CFD II
Thursday
1300
Ryman Ballroom F
272-FD-62
Hypervelocity Flows with Chemical and Thermal Nonequilibrium
Thursday
1300
Lincoln E
273-FD-63
Flow Control Actuators
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio L
125-GEPC-01
NASA Subsonic Fixed Wing: Fundamental Technical Challenges
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Ballroom F
203-GEPC-02
NASA Environmentally Responsible Aviation: Technologies and Integrated Vehicle Solutions
Wednesday
1330
Washington B
16-GPSE-01
Current Trends in Microgravity Science and Technology I
Monday
0830
Washington B
56-GPSE-02
Current Trends in Microgravity Science and Technology II
Monday
1430
94-GPSE-03
Updates on Commercial Sub-Orbital Science Flights
Tuesday
0900
126-GPSE-04
Microgravity Fluid Physics I
Tuesday
1400
169-GPSE-05
Microgravity Fluid Physics II
Wednesday
0900
204-GPSE-06
Microgravity Materials Science I
Wednesday
1330
246-GPSE-07
Microgravity Materials Science II
Thursday
0900
274-GPSE-08
Microgravity Combustion
Thursday
1300
17-GT-01/APA-07
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio HI
57-GT-02
Advanced Measurement Techniques
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio JK
95-GT-03
Hypersonic Measurement for RCS and TPS Testing
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio JK
127-GT-04
Advanced Hypersonic Testing Capabilities
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio JK
155-APA-24/GT-05
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio DE
170-GT-06
Formally Designed Experiments
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio L
205-GT-07
Existing Facility Capabilities and New Facility Designs
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio HI
247-GT-08
Federal Infrastructures Issues
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio HI
Green Energy Program Committee
26th Symposium on Gravity-Related Phenomena in Space Exploration
Ground Testing
Gas Turbine Engines
18-GTE-01
Green Technologies
Monday
0830
Lincoln E
58-GTE-02
Film Cooling
Monday
1430
96-GTE-03
Experimental and Computational Efforts I
Tuesday
0900
Lincoln D
128-GTE-04
Experimental and Computational Efforts II
Tuesday
1400
Cheekwood C
171-GTE-05
Advanced Design Concepts
Wednesday
0900
Cheekwood C
206-GTE-06
Combustors
Wednesday
1330
Jackson F
207-GTE-07
Experimental and Computational Efforts III
Wednesday
1330
Lincoln C
19-HABP-01
National Center for High Speed Combined-Cycle Propulsion (Invited)
Monday
0830
Jackson D
20-HABP-02
Pulse Detonation Engines
Monday
0830
Jackson E
59-HABP-03
Ramjet/Scramjet Experiments
Monday
1430
Jackson D
97-HABP-04
Supersonic Mixing/Injection
Tuesday
0900
Jackson D
High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion
27
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion (Cont.)
132-PC-12/HABP-05
Pulsed and Rotating Detonation Engines
Tuesday
1400
Jackson D
172-HABP-06
High Speed Inlets/Isolaters
Wednesday
0900
Jackson C
173-HABP-07
Computational Aspects of High Speed Flow
Wednesday
0900
Jackson D
208-HABP-08
Simulation of Supersonic Combustion
Wednesday
1330
Jackson C
209-HABP-09
Propulsion Modeling/Heat Transfer
Wednesday
1330
Jackson D
210-HIS-01
Aerospace History
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio DE
98-IS-01
Intelligent Systems in Aerospace I
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio HI
129-IS-02
Intelligent Systems in Aerospace II
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio NO
211-IS-03
Special Session: Intelligent Systems for Integration of Unmanned Aircraft into the National Airspace
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood GH
24-MDO-01
MDO Fundamental Methods
Monday
0830
Ryman Studio R
61-MDO-02/AD-03
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio R
100-MDO-03/AD-06
INVENT 1 - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Studio R
114-AD-08/MDO-04
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Studio R
212-MDO-05
MDO Shape & Topology Optimization
Wednesday
1330
Ryman Studio R
248-MDO-06/AD-13
INVENT 2 - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
Thursday
0900
Ryman Studio R
275-MDO-07
MDO Applications
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio R
25-MVC-01
Meshing Techniques and Algorithms
Monday
0830
Magnolia Ballroom
130-MVC-02
Grid Quality Metrics Related to Solution Accuracy
Tuesday
1400
Hermitage C
213-MVC-03
Geometry Requirements for High-Fidelity CAE
Wednesday
1330
Magnolia Ballroom
276-MVC-04
Meshing and Visualization for Real-World Applications
Thursday
1300
Ryman Studio HI
History
Intelligent Systems
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
Meshing, Visualization and Computational Environments
Propellants and Combustion
26-PC-01
Laminar Flames I
Monday
0830
Jackson A
27-PC-02
Sprays and Droplets I
Monday
0830
Jackson B
28-PC-03
Turbulent Combustion Modeling I
Monday
0830
Jackson C
63-PC-04
Laminar Flames II
Monday
1430
Jackson A
64-PC-05
Sprays and Droplets II
Monday
1430
Jackson B
65-PC-06
Turbulent Combustion Modeling II
Monday
1430
Jackson C
102-PC-07
Combustion Chemistry
Tuesday
0900
Jackson A
103-PC-08
Turbulent Combustion
Tuesday
0900
Jackson B
104-PC-09/AMT-05
Tuesday
0900
Magnolia Ballroom
115-AMT-06/PC-10
Tuesday
1400
Magnolia Ballroom
131-PC-11
Supersonic Combustion
Tuesday
1400
Jackson B
132-PC-12/HABP-05
Tuesday
1400
Jackson D
133-PC-13
Combustion Chemistry of Surrogate Fuels
Tuesday
1400
Jackson A
174-PC-14
Combustion Instabilities
Wednesday
0900
Jackson A
175-PC-15
Micro-Combustion and Micro-Propulsion
Wednesday
0900
Jackson B
214-PC-16
Other Topics in Combustion and Propulsion
Wednesday
1330
Jackson A
215-PC-17
Detonations and Ram Accelerators
Wednesday
1330
Jackson B
216-PC-18
Recent Progress in Modeling and Understanding Combustion Dynamics (Invited)
Wednesday
1330
Lincoln D
249-PC-19
Heterogeneous Combustion and Propellants
Thursday
0900
Jackson A
28
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Propellants and Combustion (Cont.)
250-PC-20
Advanced Combustion and Propulsion Concepts
Thursday
0900
Jackson B
277-PC-21
Liquid Rocket Propulsion
Thursday
1300
Jackson A
278-PC-22
Advanced Concepts, Fuel Technology and Environmental Impact
Thursday
1300
Jackson B
29-PDL-01/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-08
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control I
Monday
0800
Cheekwood AB
30-PDL-02
Plasma and Laser Propulsion
Monday
0800
Cheekwood GH
31-PDL-03
Plasma Chemistry and Processes
Monday
0800
Hermitage A
38-WIG-02/PDL-04
Diagnostics of Plasmas Monday
0800
Hermitage B
66-PDL-06/WIG-04
Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)
Monday
1400
Cheekwood GH
73-WIG-05/PDL-07
Plasma-Assisted Combustion I
Monday
1400
Hermitage B
105-PDL-09/WIG-07
Nanosecond Excitation Discharges in Gases
Tuesday
0900
Cheekwood GH
106-PDL-10/WIG-08
Numerical Simulations of Plasma
Tuesday
0900
Hermitage A
134-PDL-11
Aero-Optics
Tuesday
1400
Cheekwood GH
143-WIG-09/PDL-12 Plasma Formation & Chemistry I Tuesday
1400
Hermitage A
176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Microwave and Spark Discharges
Wednesday
0900
Cheekwood GH
177-PDL-14
Plasma and Laser Physics
Wednesday
0900
Hermitage A
185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Plasma-Assisted Combustion II Wednesday
0900
Hermitage E
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood AB
223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Wednesday
1330
Hermitage E
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood AB
258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Plasma Formation & Chemistry II Thursday
0900
Hermitage E
32-SAT-01
Space and Society
Monday
0830
279-SAT-02
Delta Forum: Innovation: Law as an Essential Ally
Thursday
1300
135-SE-01
Systems Engineering I
Tuesday
1400
Jackson C
178-SE-02
Systems Engineering II
Wednesday
0900
Ryman Studio JK
136-SEC-01
Space Exploration and Colonization Vehicles, Logistics, and Facilities
Tuesday
1400
Lincoln E
252-SEC-02
The Next Logical Step: Moonbase 2025 Wednesday
0900
Hermitage C
218-SEC-03
Theoretical Research to Enable Space Exploration and Colonization
Wednesday
1330
Lincoln E
179-SEC-04
Applied Research to Enable Space Exploration and Colonization
Thursday
0800
Lincoln E
67-SRU-01
ISRU System Development & Validation
Monday
1430
Jackson E
107-SRU-02
Extraterrestrial Tools and Instrumentation
Tuesday
0900
Jackson E
137-SRU-03
Regolith Resource Extraction Processes
Tuesday
1400
Jackson E
180-SRU-04
ISRU Mobility and Infrastructure
Wednesday
0900
Jackson E
68-SST-01
Monday
1430
Ryman Studio M
33-TES-01
Combustion Modeling and Measurements
Monday
0830
Ryman Ballroom F
108-TES-02
Alternative Fuels and Energy Systems
Tuesday
0900
Ryman Ballroom C
Plasmadynamics and Lasers
Plasma-Based Flow Control Society and Aerospace Technology
Systems Engineering
Space Exploration and Colonization
Symposium on Space Resource Utilization
Terrestrial Energy Applications of Aerospace
29
BENEFITS OF ATTENDANCE
PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE
Session ID
Session Title
Day
Start Time
Location
Terrestrial Energy Applications of Aerospace (Cont.)
139-TES-03
Energy and Thermal Management
Tuesday
1400
Ryman Ballroom C
219-TES-04
Energy Efficiency and Waste Minimization
Wednesday
1330
Hermitage B
253-TES-05
Unwanted Combustion
Thursday
0900
Hermitage B
Thermophysics
34-TP-01
Special Session: Small Re-Entry Probe Analysis and Experiments
Monday
0830
Hermitage C
35-TP-02
Thermal Protection Systems
Monday
0830
Hermitage D
36-TP-03
Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Methods
Monday
0830
Hermitage E
69-TP-04
Non-Equilibrium Flows I
Monday
1430
Hermitage C
70-TP-05
Heat Transfer and Cooling in Turbomachinery
Monday
1430
Hermitage D
71-TP-06
Hypersonics and Low-Density Facilities
Monday
1430
Hermitage E
109-TP-07
Heat Transfer I
Tuesday
0900
Hermitage B
110-TP-08
Ablation I
Tuesday
0900
Hermitage D
140-TP-09
Non-Equilibrium Flows II
Tuesday
1400
Hermitage B
141-TP-10
Aerothermodynamics I
Tuesday
1400
Hermitage D
181-TP-11
Heat Transfer II
Wednesday
0900
Hermitage B
182-TP-12
Ablation II
Wednesday
0900
Lincoln D
220-TP-13
Thermal Management
Wednesday
1330
Hermitage C
221-TP-14
Aerothermodynamics II
Wednesday
1330
Hermitage D
254-TP-15
Non-Equilibrium Radiation
Thursday
0900
Hermitage C
255-TP-16
Propulsion
Thursday
0900
Hermitage D
280-TP-17
Special Session: Hayabusa Mission II
Thursday
1300
Hermitage C
281-TP-18
Heat Transfer III
Thursday
1300
Hermitage D
293-TP-19
Hayabusa Mission I
Thursday
0900
37-WE-01
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics Monday
0830
Lincoln A
72-WE-02
Offshore Wind Energy
Monday
1430
Lincoln A
111-WE-03
Wind Plant Aerodynamics
Tuesday
0900
Lincoln A
142-WE-04
Atmospheric Physics and Inflow
Tuesday
1400
Lincoln A
183-WE-05
Wind Turbine Aeroelasticity
Wednesday
0900
Lincoln A
222-WE-07
Wind Turbine Control I
Wednesday
1330
Lincoln A
256-WE-08
Wind Turbine Control II
Thursday
0900
Lincoln A
257-WE-09
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics and Structures
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood GH
282-WE-10
Wind Turbine Design and Testing
Thursday
1300
Lincoln A
30th ASME Wind Energy Symposium
14th Weakly Ionized Gases Workshop
29-PDL-01/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-08
Monday
0830
Cheekwood AB
38-WIG-02/PDL-04
Diagnostics of Plasmas Monday
0830
Hermitage B
73-WIG-05/PDL-07
Monday
1430
Hermitage B
143-WIG-09/PDL-12 Plasma Formation & Chemistry I Tuesday
1400
Hermitage A
176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Wednesday
0900
Cheekwood GH
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29 Plasma Actuators and Flow Control IV
Wednesday
0900
Cheekwood AB
185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Wednesday
0900
Hermitage E
Thursday
0900
Cheekwood AB
Wednesday
1330
Cheekwood AB
223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Plasma-Based Flow Control Wednesday
1330
Hermitage E
258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Plasma Formation & Chemistry II Thursday
0900
Hermitage E
Plasma-Assisted Combustion II 30
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Monday
9 January
0700 hrs
0800 hrs
Registration and
ASM 50th
Anniversary Keynote
Tuesday
Wednesday
10 January
Thursday
11 January
12 January
Registration and
Registration and
Registration and
New Horizons Forum
Keynote
New Horizons Forum
Keynote
New Horizons Forum Keynote
Technical Sessions
Technical Sessions
Technical Sessions
Technical
Sessions
1100 hrs
and
New Horizons Forum Panel
(0930 – 1200)
and
(0930 – 1200)
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1000 hrs
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1300 hrs
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1600 hrs
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1500 hrs
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1900 hrs
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Dinner
2100 hrs
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N. Domel, Lockheed Martin
Corporation, Fort Worth, TX
N. Okamura, H. Nakatani, Tokyo
University of Science, Tokyo, Japan;
H. Taguchi, A. Ueno, T. Hirotani, Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA),
Tokyo, Japan; S. Honami, Tokyo
University of Science, Tokyo, Japan
T. Jung, R. Starkey, B. Argrow,
University of Colorado, Boulder,
Boulder, CO
R. Starkey, University of Colorado,
Boulder, Boulder, CO
Chaired by: W. MASON, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0018
AIAA-2012-0022
AIAA-2012-0019
GOJETT: A Supersonic
A Study on Modification of Low Comparison of Sonic Booms
Speed Aerodynamic Performance from Modified Linear Theory Unmanned Aerial Flight Test
to Flight Test Data
System
of Hypersonic Transportation
3-AD-1
Corporation, Dayton, OH; J. Tinapple, Company, Saint Louis, MO
Air Force Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Chaired by: E. LOTH, University of Virginia and H. BABINSKY, University of Cambridge
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0013
AIAA-2012-0014
AIAA-2012-0012
A Perspective on MixedInlet Flow Control Technology: An Overview of Military
Aircraft Supersonic Inlet
Compression Inlets and the
Learning from History,
Use of CFD and Flow Control in
Aerodynamics
Reinventing the Future
L. Surber, Universal Technology
R. Scharnhorst, The Boeing
the Design Process
2-ABPSI-1/APA-1
K. Brentner, P. Morris, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA
J. Slater, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0016
Design and Analysis Tool
for External-Compression
Supersonic Inlets
I. Ordaz, W. Li, NASA Langley
Research Center, Hampton, VA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0020
Adaptive Aft Signature
Shaping of a Low-Boom
Supersonic Aircraft Using
Off-Body Pressures
Y. Ide, University of Tokyo, Chiba,
Japan; K. Yoshida, Y. Ueda, Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency
(JAXA), Tokyo, Japan
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0021
Stability Characteristics of
Supersonic Natural Laminar
Flow Wing Design Concept
Supersonic Aircraft Design
M. Rybalko, University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL;
E. Loth, University of Virginia,
Charlottesville, Charlottesville, VA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0015
Detached Eddy Simulations of
a Low-Boom Inlet
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0011
Simulation of Sound
Propagation over Barriers of
Arbitrary Shapes
J. Liu, K. Kailasanath, Naval
Z. Zheng, G. Ke, University of
Research Laboratory, Washington,
Kansas, Lawrence, Lawrence, KS
C. Freeborn-Scott, J. Gustavsson, M. DC; N. Heeb, E. Gutmark, University
Hays, W. Oates, F. Alvi, Florida State of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
University, Tallahassee, FL
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0009
Numerical Investigation of Fluidic
Enhanced Chevrons for Noise
Reduction in Supersonic Jets
General Aero-Acoustics
T. Yuhara, K. Rinoie, University of
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0023
Conceptual Design Study on
LH2 Supersonic Transport for
the 2030-2035 Time Frame
N. Titchener, H. Babinsky, University
of Cambridge, Cambridge, United
Kingdom; E. Loth, University of Virginia,
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0017
Can Fundamental Shock-Wave/
Boundary-Layer Interaction
Research be Relevant to Inlet
Aerodynamics?
J. Pent, University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL; J. Portillo, Siemens,
Orlando, FL; W. Krebs, Siemens,
Mulheim, Germany
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0010
Application of a Generalized
Instability Model to Industrial
Annular Combustion Chambers
Dr. Richard P. Hallion
Senior Adviser for Air and Space Issues, Directorate for Security, Counterintelligence and Special Programs Oversight
The Pentagon
Washington, DC
The Aerospace Sciences Meeting at 50: Tracking a Half Century of Advancement
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0008
Evaluation of the Sensing
and Actuation Capabilities
C. Nelson, A. Cain, ITAC, LLC,
K. Zaman, M. Clem, A. Fagan, NASA of Piezoelectric Composites
Chesterfield, MO; G. Raman, Illinois Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH Implemented in the Impingement
Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL;
Surface of a Supersonic Jet
Chaired by: B. WALKER, Channel Islands Acoustics
0900 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0007
AIAA-2012-0006
Studies of a Wind Turbine Using Noise from a Jet Discharging
OVERFLOW and PSU-WOPWOP into a Duct and its Suppression
1-AA-1
294-ASM-1
0745 - 0830 hrs
Monday
1130 hrs
Oral Presentation
Inlet Concepts for Low Sonic
Boom Aircraft
T. Conners, Gulfstream Aerospace
Corporation, Savannah, GA
Ryman Studio JK
Ryman Studio PQ
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D. Sigthorsson, General Dynamics
Corporation, Dayton, OH; M.
Oppenheimer, D. Doman, Air
Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH
Sandia National Laboratories,
Albuquerque, NM
S. Yabili, M. Smith, Georgia Institute
of Technology, Atlanta, GA; G.
Dimitriadis, University of Liège,
Liège, Belgium
S. Han, C. Kim, Seoul National
University, Seoul, South Korea;
C. Lee, Konkuk University, Seoul,
South Korea
Chaired by: J. AZEVEDO and D. LACY, The Boeing Company
0900 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0037
AIAA-2012-0038
Unsteady Navier-Stokes
Full Burning FSI Simulation
of Solid Propellant Rocket
Simulation of Low-Reynolds
Interior
Stall Flutter
6-APA-2/FD-1
Polytechnic Institute and State
University, Blacksburg, VA; H.
McIlroy, Idaho National Laboratory,
Idaho Falls, ID
K. Lee, Singapore University of
Technology and Design, Singapore,
Singapore; D. Mavris, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Miami, Coral Gables, FL
W. Yuan, National Research Council
Canada, Ottawa, Canada; D. Poirel,
D. Poirel, F. Mendes, Royal Military B. Wang, Royal Military College of
College of Canada, Kingston, Canada Canada, Kingston, Canada
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0041
Simulations of Airfoil
Limit-cycle Oscillations at
Transitional Reynolds Numbers
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0040
Experimental Investigation of
Small Amplitude Self-Sustained
Pitch-Heave Oscillations
of a NACA0012 Airfoil at
H. Im, X. Chen, G. Zha, University of Transitional Reynolds Numbers
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0039
Prediction of a Supersonic
Wing Flutter Boundary Using
a High Fidelity Detached Eddy
Simulation
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0034
Large Field of View ParticleImage Velocimetry (LF-PIV):
Design and Performance
C. Cesnik, L. Bernal, R.
Vandenheede, D. Kumar, C.
Morrison, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0029
Force Measurements of a
Flapping Wing with Two
Angular Degrees of Freedom
and Bio-Inspired Kinematics
J. Lechniak, K. Bhamidipati, Air Force
Flight Test Center, Edwards AFB, CA
Ryman Ballroom BE
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0036
Development and Application
of Nanoparticle Tracers for PIV
in Supersonic and Hypersonic
Flows
Ryman Studio NO
H. Kato, S. Koike, K. Nakakita,
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency F. Chen, H. Liu, Z. Rong, Shanghai
(JAXA), Chofu, Japan
Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0035
Time-Resolved Stereoscopic
PIV Measurement of Unsteady
Wingtip Flowfield
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0042
Fluid-Structure Interaction
Evaluation of F-16 Limit Cycle
Oscillations
J. Tu, C. Rowley, Princeton
S. Pol, B. Balasubramaniam, Los
University, Princeton, NJ; J. Griffin, L. Alamos National Laboratory, Los
J. Kastner, B. Malla, E. Gutmark,
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cattafesta, L. Ukeiley, University of Alamos, NM
Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL
OH; J. Liu, K. Kailasanath, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0033
Integration of PIV and point
sensors for dynamic estimation
of time-resolved velocity fields
Particle Image Velocimetry
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0028
Insect Sized Flapping Wing
Vehicles Versus Rotorcrafts, a
Comparative Study
S. Shepherd, J. Valasek, Texas A&M D. Sigthorsson, General Dynamics
University, College Station, TX
Corporation, Dayton, OH; M.
Oppenheimer, D. Doman, Air
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0027
Modeling and Analysis of
Eagle Flight Mechanics from
Experimental Flight Data
Bio-Inspired Flight
Chaired by: S. WATANABE, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and M. REEDER, Air Force Institute of Technology
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0030
AIAA-2012-0031
AIAA-2012-0032
Results of the PIV Uncertainty Particle Image Velocimetry
Efficient Particle Image
Using Wavelet Stochastic
of a Three-Dimensional
Velocimetry Data Restoration Estimation to correlate nearWorkshop, 2011 (invited)
B. Smith, Utah State University,
via Probabilistic Principal
field pressure to velocity POD
Supersonic Cavity Flow
Logan, UT; P. Vlachos, Virginia
S. Beresh, J. Wagner, B. Pruett,
Component Analysis
modes in a supersonic jet
5-AMT-1
University, Fairborn, OH
M. Oppenheimer, D. Sigthorsson,
D. Doman, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Chaired by: R. LIND, University of Florida and M. XIN, Mississippi State University
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0025
AIAA-2012-0026
AIAA-2012-0024
A Body Reorientation Strategy Flapping Wing Micro Air Vehicle
A Revised Blade Element
Aerodynamic Modeling Including
Model for Vehicles with
in Insect Takeoff Flight
S. Zeyghami, H. Dong, Wright State Flapping and Rigid Body Velocity
Flapping Wings
4-AFM-1
35
J. Huang, Z. Xiao, S. Fu, Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China
University of Maryland, College Park, H. Yu, L. Bernal, University of
College Park, MD
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI
Y. Zhang, S. Hosder, Missouri University Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany;
of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO; L. H. Wendland, University of Oxford,
Leifsson, S. Koziel, Reykjavik University, Oxford, United Kingdom
Reykjavik, Iceland
L. Osusky, D. Zingg, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Chaired by: S. LEDOUX, The Boeing Company and R. VERMELAND, Lockheed Martin Corporation
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0056
AIAA-2012-0057
AIAA-2012-0058
Robust Airfoil Optimization
Performance Enhancement
A Novel Aerodynamic Shape
Under Inherent and Modelof Auxiliary Air Intakes Using Optimization Approach for
Form Uncertainties Using
Three-Dimensional Turbulent
Vortex Generators
M. Ruetten, German Aerospace
Stochastic Expansions
Flows
9-APA-5
R. Wahidi, Z. Zhang, J. Hubner,
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
Tuscaloosa, AL
Chaired by: A. ALTMAN, University of Dayton and A. JONES, University of Maryland
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0049
AIAA-2012-0050
AIAA-2012-0051
Volumetric Three-Component
Effects of Acceleration and
Experimental Investigation
Measurements of the Flowfield Pitch Variations on a Rotating of Pitch Ramp-Hold-Return
Around Low-Aspect Ratio Flat and Wing
Motion of Flat Plates at Low
S. Kolluru Venkata, A. Jones,
Periodically-Cambered Plates
Reynolds Number
8-APA-4/FD-3
S. Colliss, H. Babinsky, University
Kingdom; P. Bruce, Imperial College
London, London, United Kingdom;
K. Nuebler, T. Lutz, University of
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0046
Shock Control Bump
Robustness Enhancement
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0047
The Interaction Between
Vortex Rings and Oblique
Shocks by the MVG Controlled
Ramp Flow at M=2.5
V. Poirier, S. Nadarajah, McGill
University, Montréal, Canada
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0059
Efficient RBF Mesh
Deformation Within An
Adjoint-Based Aerodynamic
Optimization Framework
L. Leifsson, S. Koziel, Reykjavik
University, Reykjavik, Iceland
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0060
Low-Cost Design of Transonic
Airfoils Using Variable-Fidelity
Surrogates
Optimization Methods in Applied Aerodynamics
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0053
Leading Edge Serrations on
Flat Plates at Low Reynolds
Number
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0054
Aerodynamic Characteristics of
Finite Span Wings with Leading
Edge Protuberances
M. Vyas, S. Hirt, B. Anderson, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH
B. Walther, S. Nadarajah, McGill
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0062
Constrained Adjoint-Based
Aerodynamic Shape
Optimization in a Multistage
P. Khayatzadeh, S. Nadarajah, McGill Turbomachinery Environment
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0061
Aerodynamic Shape
Optimization of Natural
Laminar Flow (NLF) Airfoils
D. Maruyama, D. Bailly, G. Carrier,
ONERA, Meudon, France
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Ballroom D
Ryman Ballroom C
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0063
Mesh Deformation Using
Quaternions and Its
Application to Inverse Design
Method
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0055
Flow About Wing of Robot Bird
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0048
Normal Shock Boundary-Layer
Interaction with Hybrid Flow
Control
S. Hartman, H. Hoeijmakers, R.
Musters, University of Twente,
B. Cranston, A. Altman, University of D. Custodio, Worcester Polytechnic
Enschede, The Netherlands
Dayton, Dayton, OH
Institute, Worcester, MA; H. Johari,
M. Mizoguchi, H. Itoh, National
California State University, Northridge,
Defense Academy, Yokosuka, Japan
CA; C. Henoch, Naval Undersea Warfare
Center, Newport, RI
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0052
Effect of Aspect Ratio on
Aerodynamic Characteristics
of Rectangular Wings at Low
Reynolds Numbers
K. Nuebler, T. Lutz, E. Kraemer,
University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart,
J. Oorebeek, W. Nolan, H. Babinsky, Germany; S. Colliss, H. Babinsky,
Y. Yan, P. Lu, C. Liu, University of
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Chaired by: N. MULLENIX, Ohio State University and S. HIRT, NASA Shared Service Center
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0044
AIAA-2012-0045
AIAA-2012-0043
Comparison of Bleed and
An experimental investigation Numerical Investigation of
Shock Buffet on an OAT15A
Micro-Vortex Generator Effects
of three-dimensional shock
control bumps applied to
Airfoil and Control Effects of on Supersonic BoundaryVortex Generators
Layers
transonic airfoils
7-APA-3/FD-2
36
Moffett Field, CA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0074
Tethered Cube Stabilization by
Means of Active Flow Control
Wyoming, Laramie, Laramie, WY
M. Yano, D. Darmofal,
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, MA
J. Kim, L. Sankar, Z. Zheng, N.
Yeshala, Georgia Institute of
Technology, Atlanta, GA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0075
Multiscale Modeling of Active
Flow Control for Fuselage Drag
Reduction
T. Oliver, K. Estacio-Hiroms, N.
Malaya, G. Carey, University of
Texas, Austin, Austin, TX
J. Pinier, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0081
Asymmetric Uncertainty
Expression for High Gradient
Aerodynamics
Solution Adaptive Methods and Uncertainty Quantification
Chaired by: D. DARMOFAL, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and D. MAVRIPLIS, University of Wyoming
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0077
AIAA-2012-0078
AIAA-2012-0079
AIAA-2012-0080
An Output-Based Dynamic
Discrete Adjoint Based
An Optimization Framework Manufactured Solutions for the
Order Refinement Strategy for Adaptive Error Control in
for Anisotropic Simplex Mesh Favre-Averaged Navier-Stokes
Adaptation: Application to
Equations with Eddy-Viscosity
Unsteady Flow Problems
K. Fidkowski, University of Michigan, B. Flynt, D. Mavriplis, University of Aerodynamic Flows
Turbulence Models
12-FD-6
N. Rathay, M. Boucher, M. Amitay,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, NY; E. Whalen, The Boeing
Company, Hazelwood, MO
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0073
Unsteady Aerodynamic Flow
Control of a Wire-Suspended,
Moving Axisymmetric Body
Active Flow Control
S. Goyta, D. Greenblatt, Technion-T. Lambert, B. Vukasinovic, A. Glezer, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa,
Center, Moffett Field, CA; E. Arad, Rafael Georgia Institute of Technology,
Israel
Advanced Defense Systems, Ltd., Haifa, Atlanta, GA
Israel; T. Shtendel, Tel Aviv University, Tel
Aviv, Israel; D. Schatzman, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; A.
Seifert, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
Chaired by: J. LITTLE, University of Arizona
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0071
AIAA-2012-0072
Active Separation Control Applied
of a Vertical Stabilizer using to an Axis-symmetric Body
J. Wilson, Army Aviation and Missile
Synthetic Jet Actuators: No
Research Development and Engineering
Sideslip
11-FD-5/APA-6
Sweden; J. Kastner, E. Gutmark,
G. Strickland, J. Solomon, F. Alvi, Florida G. Ganci, A. Altman, J. Rodewald,
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH State University, Tallahassee, FL
University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
C. Doolan, M. Tetlow, D. Moreau,
L. Brooks, University of Adelaide,
Adelaide, Australia
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0068
Vortex Shedding and Tonal
Noise from a Sharp Bevelled
Trailing Edge
Jets and Wakes
Chaired by: J. KASTNER, University of Cincinnati and D. BODONY, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0065
AIAA-2012-0066
AIAA-2012-0067
AIAA-2012-0064
Implementing Resonant
Identification of Aircraft by
Phase-Averaged ReynoldsTertiary Flow Effects on a
Enhanced Pulsed MicroTheir Unique Turbulent Wake Stress Budget in the Turbulent
Co-axial Ducted Jet
M. Mihaescu, Royal Institute of
Actuators for the Control of
Signature: Experimental
Near Wake of a Flat Plate
Technology (KTH), Stockholm,
M. Rai, NASA Ames Research Center,
Supersonic Impinging Jets
Validation
10-FD-4
M. Azad, Dalhousie University,
Halifax, Canada; W. Quinn, Saint
Francis Xavier University, Antigonish,
Canada; D. Groulx, Dalhousie
University, Halifax, Canada
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0070
Near-field mixing in
turbulent free jets issuing
from triangular orifices with
different apex angles
D. Han, S. Hosder, Missouri
University of Science and Technology,
Rolla, MO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0082
Inherent and Model-Form
Uncertainty Analysis for CFD
Simulation of Synthetic Jet
Actuators
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0076
Nonlinearity Identification and
Flow Control for Low-Reynolds
Number Aerodynamics with
Unsteady Free-Stream
Y. Cho, W. Shyy, University of
K. Zaman, NASA Glenn Research
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0069
Flow-field Surveys for Various
Rectangular Nozzles
Lincoln C
Ryman Ballroom A
Jackson F
37
U. Rist, K. Baysal, University of
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
J. Sivasubramanian, H. Fasel,
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
S. Hosseinverdi, H. Fasel, W. Blazer, A. Gross, C. Jagadeesh, H. Fasel,
University of Arizona, Tucson,
Tucson, AZ
Tucson, AZ
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0099
Numerical Investigation of
3-D Dynamic Stall Using the
γ-ReΘt-SA Transition Model
and Improved Delayed-DES
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0093
Manipulation of Droplet
Rebounding and Separation
Using Surfactant
C. Fureby, N. Alin, M. Liefvendahl,
M. Chapuis, Swedish Defence
Research Agency (FOI), Stockholm,
Sweden; R. Bensow, A. Feymark,
Chalmers University of Technology,
Göteborg, Sweden
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0100
Large Eddy Simulation of High
Re Number Partially Separated
Flow
A. Kudinov, I. Yurchenko, I.
Karakotin, Khrunichev State Research
and Production Space Center,
Moscow, Russia
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0101
Hypersonic Flow Structures
Leading to the Effect of Peak
Heat Fluxes
E. Burtnett, D. Thompson, Mississippi K. Pan, J. Chen, National Taiwan
State University, Mississippi State, University, Taipei, Taiwan
MS; S. Jung, D. Raps, EADS
Innovation Works, Munich, Germany
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0092
A Comparison of VOF Simulations
with Experimental Data for
Droplet Impact on a Dry Surface
Special Session: 3D Flow Separation
A. Davis, Y. Yeong, A. Steele, E. Loth,
University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Charlottesville, VA; I. Bayer, Italian
Institute of Technology, Arnesano, Italy
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0091
Spray Impact Resistance
of a Superhydrophobic
Nanocomposite Coating
Microfluidics, Near-Surface and Free-Surface Flows
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0087
Nonlinear Breakdown of
Boundary Layer Instability
Modes on a Sharp Cone at
Mach 6
J. Cohen, M. Karp, Technion--Israel
Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel; J. Sivasubramanian, H. Fasel,
I. Shukhman, Russian Academy of University of Arizona, Tucson,
Sciences, Irkutsk, Russia
Tucson, AZ
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0086
A Mechanism for Generating
Packets of Hairpins in Shear
Flows
Special Session: Late Stage Transition
United Kingdom; J. Castagna,
S. Medida, J. Baeder, University
Multiphase Simulation, Ltd., London, of Maryland, College Park, College
United Kingdom
Park, MD
Chaired by: J. BAEDER, University of Maryland and H. FASEL, University of Arizona
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0096
AIAA-2012-0097
AIAA-2012-0098
Investigation of Transition and Numerical Investigation of
Numerical Simulation of
Separation in the Presence of Three-Dimensional Separation a Turbulent Flow over an
Free Stream Turbulence Using on Axisymmetric Bodies at
Axisymmetric Hill
Y. Yao, Kingston University, London,
Direct Numerical Simulation Angle of Attack
15-FD-9
Kazoe, M. Yoda, Georgia Institute of Suga, Osaka Prefecture University,
Z. Peng, H. Zambrano, T. Conlisk,
Sakai, Japan
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Technology, Atlanta, GA
Chaired by: T. CONLISK, Ohio University and M. YODA, Georgia Institute of Technology
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0088
AIAA-2012-0089
AIAA-2012-0090
A Theoretical Study of
Particle-wall interactions in
Molecular Dynamics
Biological Cell/Colloidal
Simulation of Slip-Transitional
micro/nanofluidics
T. Conlisk, H. Zambrano, Ohio State Flows in Nano-Channels
Particle Transport in
University, Columbus, OH; H. Li, Y. T. Ito, H. Yasuoka, M. Kaneda, K.
Microchannels
14-FD-8
Chaired by: M. CHOUDHARI, NASA Langley Research Center and I. WYGNANSKI, University of Arizona
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0084
AIAA-2012-0085
AIAA-2012-0083
Growth and Breakdown of a
DNS Study on Physics of Late Visualization and Tracking of
Vortices and Shear Layers in the Wave Packet into a Turbulent
Boundary Layer Transition
C. Liu, P. Lu, University of Texas,
Late Stages of Boundary-Layer Spot in a Cone Boundary Layer
Arlington, Arlington, TX
Laminar-Turbulent Transition
at Mach 6
13-FD-7
L. Charlot, S. Etienne, A. Hay, D.
Pelletier, École Polytechnique de
Montréal, Montréal, Canada
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0094
Free-surface Flow Lagrangian
Sensitivities
Ryman Studio DE
A. Baeten, U. Thalhofer, Augsburg
University of Applied Sciences,
Augsburg, Germany
Ryman Studio L
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0095
Modeling of Coupled
Diaphragm-Liquids-Dynamics
for Space Applications
Lincoln D
38
T. Ruttley, J. Robinson, M. Edeen, A.
Thorn, NASA Johnson Space Center,
Houston, TX
W. Milholen, G. Jones, NASA Langley R. King, M. Andino, L. Pack Melton,
J. Eppink, M. Kegerise, A. Tsoi,
NASA Langley Research Center,
Hampton, VA
G. Rancourt, D. Gipe, R. Starkey,
Boulder, CO
N. Morioka, IHI Corporation, Tokyo,
Japan; H. Oyori, IHI AEROSPACE
Company, Ltd., Gunma, Japan
Chaired by: J. SMITH, QuEST Global, Inc.
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0109
AIAA-2012-0110
Biofueled Miniature Turbojet Improved Engine Efficiency via
Engine (BIOMITE)
the More Electric Engine
18-GTE-1
Center, Hampton, VA
H. Oyori, IHI AEROSPACE Company,
Ltd., Gunma, Japan; N. Morioka, IHI
Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0111
Fault-tolerant control for the
More Electric Engine
Chaired by: R. WAHLS, NASA Langley Research Center and J. QUEST, ETW
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0102
AIAA-2012-0103
AIAA-2012-0104
Upgrades at the NASA Langley High-Reynolds Number
Flow Disturbance
Research Center National
Circulation Control Testing in Characterization
the National Transonic Facility Measurements in the National
Transonic Facility
R. Paryz, NASA Langley Research
(invited)
Transonic Facility
17-GT-1/APA-7
Chaired by: F. CHIARAMONTE, NASA Glenn Research Center and F. KOHL, NASA Glenn Research Center
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Update on NASA’s Space Life An Overview of ISS Research NASA Physical Sciences
Program Overview
and Physical Sciences Program Activities - ISS Research
G. Allen, F. Chiaramonte, D. Tomko, Program and National
F. Chiaramonte, NASA Headquarters,
NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC Laboratory Update
Washington, DC
16-GPSE-1
(DLR), Braunschweig, Germany;
D. Reckzeh, EADS Airbus, Bremen,
Germany; J. Quest, European
Transonic Windtunnel (ETW),
Cologne, Germany
T. Ahlefeldt, German Aerospace
Center (DLR), Göttingen, Germany; J. Wild, German Aerospace Center
J. Quest, European Transonic
(DLR), Braunschweig, Germany
Windtunnel (ETW), Cologne,
Germany; J. Leuckert, Technical
University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0108
Experimental investigation of
Mach- and Reynolds-number
dependencies of the stall
behavior of 2-element and
3-element high-lift wing sections
1130 hrs
Oral Presentation
The NASA Glenn Acceleration
Measurement Projects: Two
Decades and Counting of
Acceleration Measurement and
Support
M. Weislogel, Portland State
University, Portland, OR; W. Masica,
Self, Cleveland, OH; R. Green, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH K. McPherson, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; J. Keller, E.
Kelly, Zin Technologies, Cleveland, OH;
R. Hawersaat, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; R. Delombard,
Mr. Microgravity, Ltd., Huron, OH
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Capillarity in Space - Then
(1962) and Now (2012)
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0107
High-Reynolds Number
Aeroacoustic Testing Under
Pressurised Cryogenic
R. Rudnik, German Aerospace Center Conditions in PETW
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0106
HINVA - High lift INflight
VAlidation - Project Overview
and Status
Green Technologies
H. Quix, J. Quest, European
Transonic Windtunnel (ETW),
Cologne, Germany
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0105
Hotwires in pressurized,
cryogenic environment - It
works!
J. Cohen, K. Souza, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field, CA;
H. Levine, NASA Kennedy Space
Center, Cape Canaveral, FL; B.
Girten, NASA Ames Research Center,
Moffett Field, CA; D. Tomko, NASA
Headquarters, Washington, DC
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
NASA Space Biology Research
for 2010-2020
J. Cohen, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; D. Tomko,
NASA Headquarters, Washington,
DC; K. Souza, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; H. Levine,
NASA Kennedy Space Center, Cape
Canaveral, FL; B. Girten, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field, CA
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
NASA Space Biology
Accomplishments for 2000-2010
Current Trends in Microgravity Science and Technology I
Lincoln E
Ryman Studio HI
Washington B
39
R. Rockwell, C. Goyne, B. Rice, B.
Tatman, J. McDaniel, University
of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Charlottesville, VA; J. Edwards, North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
J. Shank, P. King, Air Force Institute
of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB,
OH; F. Schauer, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB,
OH; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific
Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH
R. Dyer, The Boeing Company,
Saint Louis, MO; A. Naples, T.
Kaemming, J. Hoke, Innovative
Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton,
OH; F. Schauer, Air Force Research
Gallo, George Washington University,
Newport News, VA; P. Danehy, NASA
Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA;
R. Rockwell, C. Goyne, J. McDaniel,
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
Gimelshein, University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, CA
F. Kody, Saint Louis University, Saint
Louis, MO
Chaired by: C. TAVARES, The Boeing Company
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0125
AIAA-2012-0126
Characterization of a Vortex-flow An Integrated Aircraft Design
Eng-burning Hybrid Rocket Motor and Performance Prediction
Tool-Design, Validation, and
for Nanosatellite Applications
R. Jansen, E. Teegarden, S.
Demonstration
21-ISC-1
University, Columbus, OH; J. Hoke,
Innovative Scientific Solutions, Inc.,
Dayton, OH; F. Schauer, R. Russo, Air
Y. Hew, H. Huang, University of
Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0127
Ultra-Low Power Wireless
Strain Sensing System
Chaired by: R. HARTFIELD, Auburn University and V. TANGIRALA, General Electric Company
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0119
AIAA-2012-0120
AIAA-2012-0121
Rotating Detonation Engine
Development and Testing of a Parametric Testing of a Unique
Modular Rotating Detonation Rotating Detonation Engine
Operation
J. Suchocki, S. Yu, Ohio State
Engine
Design
20-HABP-2
R. Mahtani, E. Garcia, Cornell
University, Ithaca, NY
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0128
Wake Effects and Synergies
in Aeroelastic Wind Power
Harvesting Systems
M. Nik, P. Givi, University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA; C.
Madnia, State University of New
York, Buffalo, NY; S. Pope, Cornell
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0117
EPVS-FMDF for LES of HighSpeed Turbulent Flows
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0130
Rotary Fuel Cell
S. Long, J. Gregory, Ohio State
University, Columbus, OH
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0124
Dual Crossover Dual Shock
Ignition of a Pulse Detonation
Engine
W. Stoddard, R. Driscoll, A. St.
George, B. Romanchuk, D. Munday,
E. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, OH
F. Jaberi, Michigan State University,
East Lansing, MI
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0116
Advanced Modeling of High
Speed Turbulent Reacting
Flows
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0131
A Temperature Corrected Dual_
S. Mendoza, University of Memphis, Luminophore Pressure-Sensitive
Memphis, TN
Paint System for Unsteady
A. DeGennaro, University of Virginia,
Pressure Measurements
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0129
Three-Dimensional Panel
Method Hydrodynamic Models
of Oscillating Fins
International Student Conference - Undergraduate Division
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0123
Enhanced Mixing in Supersonic
Flow Using a Pulse Detonation
Combustor
T. Ombrello, C. Carter, F. Schauer, Air
Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; C. Tam, Taitech,
L. Camardo, P. King, C. Stevens, Air
Inc., Beavercreek, OH; A. Naples, J.
Force Institute of Technology, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; F. Schauer, Air Force Hoke, K. Hsu, Innovative Scientific
Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH
AFB, OH; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0122
Determination of Effective
Crossover Location and
Dimensions for Branched
Detonation in a Pulsed
Detonation Engine
Pulse Detonation Engines
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0115
Large-Eddy/Reynoldsaveraged Navier Stokes
Simulation of a Dual-Mode
Scramjet Combustor
M. Sexton, M. Bradley, K. Bowcutt, The J. Fulton, J. Edwards, H. Hassan,
Boeing Company, Huntington Beach,
North Carolina State University,
CA; D. Saunders, J. Slater, NASA Glenn Raleigh, NC
Research Center, Cleveland, OH; S.
Ghosh, J. Edwards, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh, NC
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
National Center for Hypersonic
Combined Cycle Propulsion:
TBCC Dual Inlet Analysis and
Modeling
National Center for High Speed Combined-Cycle Propulsion (Invited)
Chaired by: J. MCDANIEL and R. GAFFNEY, NASA Langley Research Center
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0113
AIAA-2012-0114
AIAA-2012-0112
Close-Collaborative
Dual-Pump CARS Measurements
Development of Methods to
in the University of Virginia’s
Predict High-Speed Reacting Experimental and
Flows in Aerospace Propulsion Computational Study of
Dual-Mode Scramjet:
a Dual-Mode Scramjet
Configuration A
Systems
J. Drummond, NASA Langley
A. Cutler, G. Magnotti, L. Cantu, E.
Combustor
19-HABP-1
G. Cai, J. Ting, University of
Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia
Belmont A
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0132
Modeling and Optimization of
Air Distribution Systems for
Commercial Aircraft Cabins
Using CFD Techniques
Jackson E
M. Rahimi, G. Esposito, H. Chelliah,
University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Charlottesville, VA; V. Hiremath, S.
Pope, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0118
Chemical Kinetic Model
Reduction and Efficient
Implementation Strategies
for Hypersonic Propulsion
Applications
Jackson D
40
J. Edwards, A. Baldwin, K.
Bloemer, K. Callahan, T. Crawford,
T. Fahringer, Auburn University,
Auburn, AL
C. Hartney, San Jose State
University, San Jose, CA
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0134
Conceptual Design of a Model
Solar-Powered Unmanned
Aerial Vehicle
of Manchester, Manchester, United
Kingdom
N. McKay, A. Chou, D. Becker, C.
Hoffman, University of Michigan,
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0143
Research and Development
of the eXtendable Solar Array
System
A. Friedrichs, S. Balakrishnan,
Missouri University of Science and
Technology, Rolla, MO
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0135
Optimal Triangle Guidance for
Aerial Defense
P. Lahur, Research Center of
Computational Mechanics, Inc., Tokyo,
Japan; A. Hashimoto, K. Murakami,
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
R. Graves, S. Sherer, R. Jelic, Air
M. O’Connell, University of
Tennessee, Chattanooga,
Chattanooga, TN; S. Karman,
Chaired by: V. BETRO, UTC and R. NOACK, Pennsylvania State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0155
AIAA-2012-0156
AIAA-2012-0154
Structured Overset Meshing
Techniques for Unstructured
Automatic Grid Generation
Framework for Fixed-Wing
Mesh Adaptation with Elliptic
for Dirty STL Data Using
Smoothing
Approximate Concave Feature Aircraft Configurations
25-MVC-1
M. Daskilewicz, B. German, Georgia M. Rumpfkeil, University of Dayton,
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Dayton, OH
Chaired by: J. MARTINS, University of Michigan and E. CRAMER, The Boeing Company
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0148
AIAA-2012-0149
AIAA-2012-0150
Observations on the Topology Optimization Under
Generation of Pareto Frontier
Uncertainty Using Gradients, via a Modified Directed Search
of Pareto Frontiers with
Implications for Design
Hessians, and Surrogate
Domain Method
T. Erfani, S. Utyuzhnikov, University
Decision Making
Models
24-MDO-1
Z. Raic, J. Coyne, R. Patterson, D.
Materkowski, J. Cuhran, J. Berrier,
Pennsylvania State University,
University Park, PA
Chaired by: L. HANSEN, HRP Systems, Inc.
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0141
AIAA-2012-0142
SkyNet: Commercial Satellite Design and Testing of Soldier
Data Relay Solutions
Portable UAV
23-ISC-3
A. Siddens, J. Bayandor, Virginia
University, Blacksburg, VA
Chaired by: J. CORBETS
0830 hrs
AIAA-2012-0133
Soft Impact Crashworthiness
Analysis for a Jet Engine
Forward Section
22-ISC-2
J. Paulos, A. Argondizza, Cornell
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0137
Reduced Weight Hydraulic
Actuation for Small Mobile
Applications
A. Winetrobe, M. Dung, M. Jacobs,
University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, CA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0145
Analysis and Design of a Mobile,
Actively-Balanced Ballbot
for Integration into Human
Environments
N. Kolencherry, W. Crossley, Purdue
University, West Lafayette, IN
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0152
Multi-Fidelity Optimization
Strategies Using Genetic
Algorithms and Sequential
Kriging Surrogates
C. Druyor JR, S. Karman, National
Center for Computational
Engineering, Chattanooga, TN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0157
An Adaptive Hybrid Grid
Generation Method for
Complex Geometries
J. Peter, ONERA, Châtillon, France; M.
Nguyen-Dinh, Airbus, Toulouse, France;
P. Trontin, ONERA, Châtillon, France
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0158
Goal oriented mesh adaptation
using a projection of the total
derivative of aerodynamic
functions with respect to mesh
coordinates
Meshing Techniques and Algorithms
J. Hicken, J. Alonso, Stanford
University, Stanford, CA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0151
PDE-constrained optimization
with error estimation and
control
MDO Fundamental Methods
V. Bailey, N. Cantu, G. Garcia,
M. Orona, Texas A&M University,
Kingsville, TX
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0144
Laundry in Space: Gravity
Independent Laundry System
International Student Conference - Team Division
T. Burdett, J. Gregg, K. Van Treuren,
Baylor University, Waco, TX
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0136
A Numerical Study on
Improving Airfoil Performance
at Low Reynolds Numbers for
Small-Scale Wind Turbines
using Intentional Roughness
International Student Conference - Masters Division
T. Michal, J. Krakos, The Boeing
Company, Saint Louis, MO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0159
Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation
Through Edge Primitive
Operations
S. Kamkar, A. Wissink, S.
Venkateswaran, Army Research,
Development and Engineering
Command, Moffett Field, CA
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0160
An Adaptive Mesh Refinement
Strategy for the Unsteady
Simulation of Aerodynamic
Wakes
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0153
An Information-Theoretic
Approach to Optimally
Calibrate Approximate Models
C. Bryant, G. Terejanu, University of
M. Cui, A. Kreuter, G. Kutil, B. Miller,
C. Packard, M. Rahimpour, G. Soin,
Boulder, CO
M. Merino-Martinez, Technical
University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0139
2D Plasma Flow in a Magnetic
Nozzle with a Bi-Modal
Electron Energy Distribution
Function
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0147
SOLSTICE: Standaloneelectric Optimized Lifting
System, Transitional Internal
J. Harris, J. Quint, E. Garcia, Cornell Combustion Engine
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0146
A Duty Cycle Approach to
Power Management in SelfReliant Robots
G. Akiki, J. Majdalani, University
of Tennessee Space Institute,
Tullahoma, TN
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0138
New Framework for Modeling
the Bidirectional Vortex Engine
Flowfield with Arbitrary
Injection
Z. Zhang, Northwestern Polytechnical
University, Xi’an, China
Magnolia Ballroom
Ryman Studio R
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0161
Determination of Clustering
and Switching Factors in
Parabolic Grid Generation
Belmont C
B. Hagen, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0140
PIV on Simple Mechanical
Flapping Wings for Hover-like
Kinematics
Belmont B
41
H. Kim, P. Diévart, S. Dooley, S.
Won, Y. Ju, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
P. Khare, D. Ma, X. Chen, V. Yang,
Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta, GA
W. Calhoon, Combustion Research
and Flow Technology, Inc.,
Huntsville, AL
S. Shanbhogue, A. Ghoniem,
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0173
Investigation of Atomization
Models for Pressure Swirl
Atomizers
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0174
A numerical investigation of
the ignition characteristics
of a spray flame under
atmospheric conditions
Sprays and Droplets I
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0166
Sooting Limits of Counterflow
Nonpremixed Flames: Pressure
Effects
C. Hall, R. Pitz, Vanderbilt University, B. Sarnacki, H. Chelliah, University
Nashville, TN
Charlottesville, VA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0165
Experimental and Numerical
Investigation of Premixed
Cellular Tubular Flames
Laminar Flames I
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0175
Prediction of High DensityRatio Liquid Jet Atomization in
Crossflow Using High Fidelity
Simulations on HPC
D. Bloomer, J. Seitzman, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; H.
Kim, S. Won, F. Dryer, Y. Ju, Princeton
University, Princeton, NJ; B. Kiel, Air
Aerospace Center (DLR), Stuttgart,
Germany; P. Gerlinger, University of
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; M.
Aigner, German Aerospace Center
(DLR), Stuttgart, Germany
P. Donde, V. Raman, University of
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0180
Sensitivity analysis for
Eulerian PDF methods
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0182
Explicitly Filtered LES of
Single-Phase Compressible
Flow
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0183
Algebraic TurbulenceChemistry Interaction Model
A. Norris, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
S. Radhakrishnan, J. Bellan, Jet
S. Sedhai, T. Echekki, North Carolina Propulsion Laboratory, California
Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
State University, Raleigh, NC
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0181
An ODT-Based Flame
Embedding Approach for
Turbulent Non-Premixed
Combustion
Turbulent Combustion Modeling I
W. Kim, H. Kim, W. Yoon, Yonsei
University, Seoul, South Korea
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0176
Experiments on Atomization
Characteristics of the Flash
Swirl Spray
Jackson C
Jackson B
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0169
Unsteady pressure effects on
laminar counterflow H2/air
diffusion flames
Jackson A
G. Ribert, INSA Rouen, Saint-Étiennedu-Rouvray, France; N. Darabiha,
École Centrale de Paris, ChatenayF. Shan, Y. Piao, Tsinghua University, Malabry, France
Beijing, China; S. Dooley, Y. Ju,
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0168
Numerical Simulations of
Low Temperature Ignition
Chemistry with Flow,
C. Fuller, P. Gokulakrishnan, M. Klassen, Temperature, and Species
Combustion Science & Engineering, Inc., Fluctuations in High Pressure
Columbia, MD; S. Adusumilli, Y. Kochar, Counterflow Flames
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0167
Effects of vitiation and pressure
on laminar flame speeds of
n-decane
S. Radhakrishnan, J. Bellan, Jet
J. Spencer, M. Herrmann, Arizona
Propulsion Laboratory, California
State University, Tempe, AZ; T.
J. Boyde, P. Le Clercq, G. Gebel, T.
X. Li, M. Soteriou, United
Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA Kuhn, S. Rida, S. James, Honeywell Mosbach, M. Aigner, German Aerospace Technologies Research Center, East
International, Inc., Phoenix, AZ
Center (DLR), Stuttgart, Germany
Hartford, CT
Chaired by: M. ANAND, Rolls-Royce Corporation and J. OEFELEIN, Sandia National Laboratories
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0177
AIAA-2012-0178
AIAA-2012-0179
Premixed Subgrid Modeling
Large Eddy Simulations and
Transported PDF Calculations of a
Based on Stochastic
Turbulent, Non-Premixed, NonModel Parameterization:
of Flow in a Swirl Stabilized
Piloted, Hydrogen-Air Flame with
Model Formulation and
Combustor
Differential Diffusion
G. Kewlani, Z. Labry, N. Abani,
A. Fiolitakis, P. Ess, German
Characteristics
28-PC-3
E. Loth, K. Krishnan, University
Charlottesville, VA
Chaired by: M. COIL, Orbital Technologies Corporation and N. KAWAHARA, Okayama University
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0170
AIAA-2012-0171
AIAA-2012-0172
Modeling Drop-Drop Collision Phenomenology of Secondary Explicitly Filtered LES of TwoRegimes for Variable Pressures Breakup of Newtonian Liquid Phase Flow with Evaporating
and Viscosities
Droplets
Droplets
27-PC-2
Chaired by: C. CADOU, University of Maryland and J. POWERS, University of Notre Dame
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0163
AIAA-2012-0164
AIAA-2012-0162
Measurements and Modeling
The Critical Radius for Flame Effect of Water Content on
Syngas Combustion at Elevated of the Laminar Flame
Initiation of Alkane Fuels at
Speeds of n-Propyl and
Pressure
Reduced Pressure
S. Won, H. Kim, Y. Ju, Princeton
J. Santner, F. Dryer, Y. Ju, Princeton 1,3,5-TriMethyl Benzenes at
University, Princeton, NJ
Moderate Pressures
26-PC-1
42
N. Bisek, J. Poggie, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH;
M. Nishihara, I. Adamovich, Ohio State
University, Sendai, Japan
T. Sushma, Sri Jagadguru
Chandrasekaranathaswamiji Institute
of Technology, Chickballapur,
India; T. Sheshadri, Indian
Institute of Science, Bangalore,
India; N. Ramesh, Sri Jagadguru
Chandrasekaranathaswamiji Institute
of Technology, Chickballapur, India
I. Marinov, O. Guaitella, A.
Rousseau, S. Starikovskaia, École
Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France
Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Chaired by: G. WILLIAMS, Ohio Aerospace Institute and J. FOSTER, University of Michigan
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0199
AIAA-2012-0200
Shadowgraphic and Optical
Evaluation of radiative heat
Emission Spectroscopy
transfer in combustion chamber
Investigation of Nanosecond of Al-H2O MHD generator
V. Bityurin, A. Galaktionov, Russian
Discharge in Water
31-PDL-3
Sheshadri, Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore, India
Chaired by: J. CASSIBRY and N. HARADA, Nagaoka University of Technology
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0191
AIAA-2012-0192
AIAA-2012-0193
MHD arcjet onset boundary of Beam Riding Performance
Estimation of Viscous Losses
high specific impulse Plasma of Asymmetrically Propelled in Plasma Thruster Design
by a Simplified Problem
Thrusters
Laser Vehicle
J. Subramanian, T. Sushma, T.
M. Takahashi, N. Ohnishi, Tohoku
Formulation
30-PDL-2
M. McCrink, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State R. Neve, J. Chen, A. Heyes, P. Bruce,
Imperial College London, London, United
Kingdom; R. Jones, Dstl Porton Down,
Salisbury, United Kingdom
Chaired by: I. ADAMOVICH, Ohio University and J. DUTTON, University of Illinois
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0185
AIAA-2012-0186
AIAA-2012-0184
A Semi-Empirical Model of a Comparison of Particle Image Computational and
Velocimetry and Force Balance Experimental Analysis of Mach
Nanosecond Pulsed Plasma
Actuator for Flow Control
Measurements for a Positive 5 Air Flow over a Cylinder with
Glow Corona Discharge
a Nanosecond Pulse Discharge
Simulations with LES
29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/
APA-8
H. Sitaraman, L. Raja, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0195
Magneto-hydrodynamics
simulation study of
high-density plasmas in
electromagnetic guns
Plasma Chemistry and Processes
R. Pahl, W. Meeks, J. Rovey,
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0194
Pre-Ionization Plasma in an
FRC Test Article
K. Anderson, D. Knight, Rutgers
University, Piscataway, NJ
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0188
Characterization of Single
Pulse of Plasma Jet
Plasma and Laser Propulsion
R. Erfani, C. Hale, K. Kontis,
University of Manchester,
Manchester, United Kingdom
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0187
Flow Control of a NACA0015
Airfoil in a Turbulent Wake
Using Plasma Actuators
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0197
Thrust vectoring of a laserablated aluminum plasma
using permanent magnets
B. DeBlauw, B. Sanders, N. Glumac,
J. Dutton, G. Elliott, University
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign,
Urbana, IL
Cheekwood GH
Hermitage A
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0198
Modification of Boron Nitride
Ceramic to Replicate Hall
Effect Thruster Surface Wear
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0190
Correlation between Emission,
Electric, and Flow Properties of
Arc Filament Plasma Actuators
J. Sinko, College of St. Benedict and
St. John’s University, Collegeville, MN; A. Rubin, S. Zaidi, R. Miles, Princeton A. Satonik, J. Rovey, Missouri
C. Schlecht, Institute for Materials,
Energetics and Complexity, Greenville,
Rolla, MO
SC; T. Lis, R. Davidson, D. Gregory,
University of Alabama, Huntsville,
Huntsville, AL; S. Yokota, S. Harada,
A. Sasoh, Nagoya University, Nagoya,
Japan; B. Oh, Ohio State University,
Newark, OH; M. Larus, Kenyon College,
Gambier, OH
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0196
Laser Ablation Tractor
Beaming with Bilayer Targets
M. Natarajan, D. Bodony, University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0189
Validation of an effective
computational model for
localized arc-filament plasma
actuators and application to
high subsonic boundary layer
separation control
Cheekwood AB
43
E. Venkatapathy, NASA Ames
Atlanta, GA; J. McClellan, Aurora
Flight Sciences Corporation,
Cambridge, MA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0209
Large Eddy Simulation of
Reacting Centerbody Stabilized
Swirled Flow in a Gas Turbine
M. Ahmed, Georgia Southern University, Combustor
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0208
Behavior of Methane Flame
in the Channel Type Mesocombustors
Combustion Modeling and Measurements
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0207
Acoustic Effects of Porous
Inert Media on Lean Premixed
Combustion at Elevated
Pressures
Space and Society
Atlanta, GA; J. McClellan, Aurora
Flight Sciences Corporation,
Cambridge, MA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0216
Flowfield Analysis of a Small
Entry Probe (SPRITE) Tested in
an Arc Jet
D. Empey, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Moffett D. Prabhu, ERC, Inc., Moffett Field, CA
Field, CA; K. Skokova, P. Agrawal,
G. Swanson, D. Prabhu, K. Peterson,
ERC, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; M.
Winter, University of California,
Santa Cruz, Moffett Field, CA; E.
Venkatapathy, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0215
Small Probe Reentry
Investigation for TPS
Engineering (SPRITE)
K. Skokova, D. Prabhu, ERC, Inc.,
Moffett Field, CA; D. Empey, Jacobs,
Moffett Field, CA; Y. Chen, NASA Ames
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0217
Arc Jet Testing of Small Entry
Probe (SPRITE)
Special Session: Small Re-Entry Probe Analysis and Experiments
J. Meadows, A. Agrawal, University of L. Williams, A. Agrawal, University of Statesboro, GA; A. Choudhuri, University G. Corona, B. Dam, N. Love, A.
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL of Texas, El Paso, El Paso, TX; M.
Choudhuri, University of Texas, El
Rahman, Georgia Southern University, Paso, El Paso, TX
Statesboro, GA
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0206
Passive Mitigation of
Combustion Noise in Liquid
Fuel Combustion Using Porous
Inert Media
G. Fuentes, PRISM, Denver, CO
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0203
Key Factors to Achieve
Maturity in Safety
Management Under a Safety
Management System (SMS)
Chaired by: D. EMPEY and D. SPENCER, Georgia Institute of Technology
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0213
AIAA-2012-0214
Overview of and Recent
Small Probes for Orbital
SPORE Entry, Descent and
Advancements in Small Probe Return of Experiments
Landing
Reentry Investigation for TPS D. Spencer, N. Bauer, M. Nehrenz, J. D. Spencer, N. Bauer, J. Juneau, A.
Kelly, Georgia Institute of Technology, Willingham, A. Mandalia, J. Kelly,
Engineering (SPRITE)
34-TP-1
C. Wey, N. Liu, NASA Glenn Research N. Syred, Cardiff University, Cardiff,
United Kingdom
Chaired by: E. KHALIL, Cairo University
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0204
AIAA-2012-0205
Simulation of a Single-Element Analysis of Blow Off Limits and
Lean-direct Injector Combustor Regime/Flame State Changes
Using Arbitrary Polyhedral
with Swirl and Cyclonic
Mesh
Stabilized Combustion
33-TES-1
C. Hearsey, University of Mississippi,
University, University, MS; J. Pass,
Astrosociology Research Institute,
Huntington Beach, CA
Chaired by: C. HEARSEY, University of Mississippi
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0202
AIAA-2012-0201
The Astrosociological Paradigm: Spaceflight and Science Fiction
G. Landis, Self, Berea, OH
The Interplay between
Environments and Ecologies
32-SAT-1
Ryman Ballroom F
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0219
Thermal Analysis of Small
Re-entry Probes
P. Agrawal, D. Prabhu, ERC, Inc., Moffett
Field, CA; Y. Chen, NASA Ames Research
G. Swanson, Santa Clara University,
Santa Clara, CA; D. Empey, K. Skokova, Center, Moffett Field, CA
E. Venkatapathy, NASA Ames Research
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0218
Development of an Integrated
Data Acquisition System for a
Small Flight Probe
Hermitage C
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0211
NOx and PAH Emissions from
n-Heptane and 1-Heptene
Partially Premixed Flames
S. Aggarwal, K. Brezinsky, X. Fu,
University of Illinois, Chicago,
Y. Shekhawat, T. Echekki, North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Chicago, IL
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0210
An ODT-Based Multiscale
Radiative Transport Model
in Participating (AbsorbingEmitting) Gray Media
44
S. Gulli, L. Maddalena, University
of Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX;
S. Hosder, Missouri University of
Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
Knoxville, TN
R. Rohit, R. Kumar, E. Titov, D.
Levin, Pennsylvania State University,
University Park, PA; D. Goldstein, P.
Varghese, L. Trafton, University of
CO; J. Johansen, Siemens, Taastrup,
of Technology Zurich, Zurich,
Denmark; L. Fingersh, S. Schreck,
Switzerland; N. Chokani, R. Abhari,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
Golden, CO
R. Arndt, L. Chamorro, F.
Sotiropoulos, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minneapolis, MN
Chaired by: D. BERG, Sandia National Laboratories and M. LACKNER, University of Massachusetts
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0230
AIAA-2012-0231
AIAA-2012-0232
Inflow Characterization and
Wake Structure of a 2MW
Drag reduction in large wind
Aerodynamic Measurements on a Wind Turbine Measured Using turbines through riblets:
evaluation of different
SWT-2.3-101 Wind turbine
an Instrumented UAV
P. Medina, M. Singh, Siemens, Boulder, G. Kocer, Swiss Federal Institute
geometries
37-WE-1
Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN
OH; F. Ferguson, North Carolina A&T
State University, Greensboro, NC;
I. Blankson, NASA Glenn Research
Chaired by: P. YEE, The Aerospace Corporation and M. IVANOV, Russian Academy of Sciences
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0224
AIAA-2012-0225
AIAA-2012-0226
Automated Aerodynamic
Molecular Dynamics
Modeling and Simulation of
Optimization for Lifting
Simulations of Normal Shock Near-field Enceladus Plumes
Hypersonic Vehicles at High
Waves in Dilute Gas Mixtures from Tiger Stripe Fractures
T. Schwartzentruber, P. Valentini,
Using a Collision-limiter
Altitude
J. Burt, E. Josyula, Air Force Research P. Tump, University of Minnesota,
Condensation Model
36-TP-3
Corporation, Dayton, OH; R. Viskanta,
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN;
R. Sikorski, M. Chen, Air Force Research
Chaired by: G. NATERER, University of Ontario and J. FRANKEL, University of Tennessee
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0221
AIAA-2012-0222
AIAA-2012-0220
Surface heat flux prediction
Effect of SiC Foam and Radiative Variable Transpiration
through physics based
Properties on Thermal Protection Cooling: A New Solution for
the Thermal Management of calibration: part 1- theory
Systems
C. Tseng, Universal Technology
J. Frankel, M. Keyhani, B. Elkins,
Hypersonic Vehicles
35-TP-2
D. Greenblatt, M. Schulman, A.
Ben-Harav, Technion--Israel Institute
of Technology, Haifa, Israel
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0233
Dynamic Stall Control on a
Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
Using Plasma Actuators
A. Babbitt, J. Strike, M. Hind, J.
Naughton, University of Wyoming,
Laramie, Laramie, WY
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0234
Pressure Distributions on a
Wind Turbine Blade Section
for Various Pitch Oscillation
Conditions
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0228
DSMC Modeling of NO
Formation for SIMULATION OF
Radiation in Hypersonic Flows
A. Borner, D. Levin, Z. Li,
University Park, PA
Lincoln A
Hermitage E
P. Réthoré, N. Troldborg, F. Zahle, N.
Sorensen, Risø Technical University
of Denmark, Roskilde, Denmark
Hermitage D
1200 hrs
AIAA-2012-0237
Comparison of the wake of
different types of wind turbine
F. Grasso, Energy research Centre of CFD models
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0236
Development of thick airfoils
for wind turbines
the Netherlands (ECN), Petten, The
C. Metzinger, J. Baker, J. Grobbel, Netherlands
C. Van Dam, University of California,
Davis, Davis, CA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0235
Effects of Splitter Plate Length
on Aerodynamic Performance
& Vortex Shedding on Flatback
Airfoils
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0229
Study of a Water
Homogeneous Condensation
of Water in Supersonic
N. Parsons, D. Levin, Pennsylvania Z. Li, I. Sohn, D. Levin, Pennsylvania Expansions using Molecular
State University, University Park, PA State University, University Park, PA Dynamics
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0227
Development of a Chemistry
Model for DSMC Simulation of
the Atmosphere of Io
Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Methods
B. Elkins, M. Keyhani, J. Frankel,
Knoxville, TN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0223
Surface Heat Flux
Prediction Through PhysicsBased Calibration: Part
2-Experimental Validation
45
A. Montello, M. Nishihara, J. Rich, I. Columbus, OH; S. O’Byrne, University
Adamovich, W. Lempert, Ohio State of New South Wales at the Australian
Defence Force Academy, Canberra,
Australia; I. Adamovich, W. Lempert,
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics
Laboratory, Columbus, OH
N. Heeb, E. Gutmark, University
of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; K.
Kailasanath, J. Liu, Naval Research
Laboratory, Washington, DC
H. Hafsteinsson, L. Eriksson, Chalmers
University of Technology, Göteborg,
Sweden; E. Gutmark, University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; E. Prisell,
Swedish Defence Materiel Administration
(FMV), Stockholm, Sweden
Chaired by: K. AHUJA, Georgia Institute of Technology
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0245
AIAA-2012-0246
Fluidic Enhancement of
Active Suppression of
Mechanical Chevrons using
Supersonic Jet Noise Using
Novel Schemes
Pulsating Micro-Jets
40-AA-2
B. Gustafsson, Volvo Corporation,
Trollhattan, Sweden; D. Cuppoletti,
E. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, OH; H. Hafsteinsson, L.
Eriksson, Chalmers University of
Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0247
Nozzle throat optimization for
supersonic jet noise reduction
Jet Noise I
General William L. Shelton
Commander, Air Force Space Command
New Horizons Forum Monday Keynote
39-NHF-1
1330 - 1430 hrs
S. Bowman, I. Adamovich, W.
Lempert, Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0242
Atomic Oxygen Measurements
in O2(a1g) Injected
Nonequilibrium Plasmas by
Two Photon Absorption Laser
Induced Fluorescence
Public Policy Lunch
I. Kosarev, P. Sagulenko, V.
Khorunzhenko, Moscow Institute
of Physics and Technology,
Dolgoprudny, Russia; S.
Starikovskaia, École Polytechnique,
Palaiseau, France
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0241
Time-Resolved Electric Field
Measurements in 1-5 Atm
Surface Nanosecond Dielectric
Discharge. 2D-Ignition of
Combustible Mixtures by
Surface Discharge
Diagnostics of Plasmas
287-PP-1
1230 - 1330 hrs
Urbana, IL
Chaired by: A. TROPINA, Kharkov National University and T. LEE, Michigan State Univeristy
0830 hrs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0239
AIAA-2012-0240
AIAA-2012-0238
Picosecond USED-CARS for
Picosecond E-Field CARS; A
Temporally and Spatially
Simultaneous Rotational/
Diagnostic Technique to Measure
Resolved Spectroscopic
Measurements of Plasma
Translational and Vibrational the Electric Field in Nanosecond
Actuator Thermal Properties Temperature Measurement of Pulsed Plasmas
B. Sanders, B. Deblauw, G. Elliott, Nitrogen in a Nonequilibrium B. Goldberg, Nonequilibrium
J. Dutton, N. Glumac, University
Thermodynamics Laboratory,
Mach 5 Flow
38-WIG-2/PDL-4
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0244
Kinetics of Plasma-Assisted
Oxidation and Ignition below
Self-Ignition Threshold
S. Hammack, T. Lee, Michigan State A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University,
University, East Lansing, MI; C.
Princeton, NJ
Carter, Air Force Research Laboratory,
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0243
Simultaneous Planar OH Imaging
of Microwave Plasma Enhanced
Combustion at 10 kHz
Ryman Studio PQ
Hermitage B
46
F. Gern, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
T. Uematsu, S. Aso, Y. Tani, Kyushu
University, Fukuoka, Japan
M. Williams, B. Griffin, T. Reagan,
University of Florida, Gainesville,
Gainesville, FL; J. Underbrink, The
Boeing Company, Tukwila, WA;
M. Sheplak, University of Florida,
Gainesville, Gainesville, FL
D. Sullivan, J. Kline, M. Salamon,
Research Support Instruments,
Hopewell, NJ; R. Miles, S. Zaidi,
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0255
Longitudinal Flight Dynamics
Modelling and Control of
ScramSpace I
W. Zhou, Dalian University of
Technology, Dalian, China
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0256
A Simple Reentry Trajectory
Generation and Tracking
Scheme for Common Aero
Vehicle
College, Grand Rapids, MI; G.
B. Wang, H. Hu, Iowa State
Holup, J. Gallman, M. Moeller, Spirit University, Ames, IA
Aerosystems, Inc., Wichita, KS
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0261
Development of a Digital
Fringe Projection Technique
to Characterize the Transient
R. White, J. Krause, Tufts University, Behavior of Wind-Driven
Medford, MA; R. De Jong, Calvin
Droplet/Rivulet Flows
S. Bobashev, N. Mende, P. Popov,
V. Sakharov, B. Reznikov, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Saint
Petersburg, Russia
Q. Xing, W. Chen, Beihang
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0257
Segmented Optimal Guidance
with Constraints on Terminal
Angle of Attack and Impact
Angle
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0263
Measurements of Convective
Heat Fluxes by Sensors
Based on Anisotropic
S. Woodiga, T. Liu, Western Michigan Thermal Elements in Pulsed
University, Kalamazoo, MI
Gasdynamic Processes
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0262
Effects of Yaw and Roll Angles
on Skin Friction Topology on
Delta Wings
Surface Sensors
Z. Prime, C. Doolan, B. Cazzolato,
Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen L. Brooks, University of Adelaide,
Proving Ground, MD
Adelaide, Australia
Chaired by: M. BENNE, The Boeing Company and H. SHIN, General Electric Company
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0258
AIAA-2012-0259
AIAA-2012-0260
Micromachined Aluminum
An Optically Interrogated,
MEMS Microphone Array on a
Nitride Microphone Technology Microfabricated Pillar Array
Chip for Turbulent Boundary
Development
for Wall Shear Stress Sensing Layer Measurements
43-AMT-2
G. Bowen-Davies, University of
Maryland, College Park, MD
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Design and Development of
the Gamera Human Powered
Helicopter and Lessons
Learned for Gamera II
Hypersonic Flight Mechanics and Control
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0251
Preliminary Aerodynamic and
Structural Design Tradeoff for
a Box-Wing Airliner
Aircraft Design Studies I
J. Cary, G. Crouse, Auburn University, I. Salam, C. Bil, RMIT University,
Auburn, AL
Melbourne, Australia
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0250
Preliminary Design
Optimization of an Amphibious
Aircraft
Chaired by: M. WEAVER, The Aerospace Corporation and M. BOLENDER, Air Force Research Laboratory
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0252
AIAA-2012-0253
AIAA-2012-0254
HIFiRE 6: An Adaptive Flight Supersonic Flight Separation Optimal Parameters for
Simulation for TSTO Launch
Maneuverability of Affordable
Control Experiment
M. Bolender, J. Staines, D. Dolvin, Vehicles Considering Shock
Precision Munitions
F. Fresconi, I. Celmins, L. Fairfax,
Wave Interaction Reduction
42-AFM-2
Karlsson, Linköping University,
Linköping, Sweden
Chaired by: M. DRAKE, The Boeing Company
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0249
AIAA-2012-0248
Bird-Like Wing Configuration Improved Aerodynamic
for Pitch Control of a Tailless Analysis for Hybrid Wing
Body Conceptual Design
Aircraft
A. Bradley, R. Gardhagen, M.
Optimization
41-AD-2
Ryman Studio NO
Cheekwood F
47
Technology, Delft, The Netherlands
R. Simpson, K. Lowe, Virginia
Venezuela
J. Tinapple, L. Surber, Air Force
Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH
Grumman Corporation, Redondo
Beach, CA
Chaired by: H. BABINSKY, University of Cambridge and E. LOTH, University of Virginia
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0271
AIAA-2012-0272
AIAA-2012-0273
Evaluation of Non-bleed
Research on Supersonic Inlet Survey of Steady-Steady RANS
Shock Wave Boundary Layer
CFD Modeling Techniques for
Bleed
D. Davis, NASA Glenn Research
Interaction Control Using a
Passive Device Flow Control in
New Mixed Compression Inlet
External Compression Inlets
T. Troia, A. Patel, M. Bright, Northrop
Simulator Model - Initial Results
46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
D. Willis, University of
Massachusetts, Lowell, Lowell, MA
Chaired by: A. FARINA, Army Armament Research, Engineering and Development Center
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0265
AIAA-2012-0266
AIAA-2012-0267
Using Enriched Basis Functions Considerations for Choosing
Induced Drag Reduction of
for Automatically Handling
Aerodynamic Models in Wing an Airplane Using Local Twist,
Wake-Body Intersections in
Design
Panel Method Verification
Source-Doublet Potential Panel D. Pate, B. German, Georgia Institute P. Boschetti, E. Cardenas, A. Amerio,
of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Simón Bolívar University, Naiguatá,
Methods
45-APA-9
Monash University, Melbourne,
Australia
Chaired by: B. GANAPATHISUBRAMANI, University of Southampton and P. LAVOIE, University of Toronto
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Three-Dimensional
Fine spatial and temporal
Three-component - ThreeTomographic-PIV Applied
resolution turbulence
dimensional (3C-3D) PIV
Measurements of Turbulent
to Small-Scale Turbulence
measurements using
Comprehensive Laser Doppler
(invited)
Flows (invited)
J. Soria, N. Buchmann, C. Atkinson, G. Elsinga, Delft University of
Velocimetry (invited)
44-AMT-3
F. Palacios, J. Alonso, M. Colonno,
J. Hicken, T. Lukaczyk, Stanford
J. Becker, S. Johnson, T. Yechout,
U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado
Springs, CO
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0270
Investigation of Orion Re-Entry
Drogue Chute Aerodynamic
Characteristics
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0275
Addressing Corner Interactions
Generated by Oblique ShockWaves In Unswept Right-Angle
Corners and Implications for
High-Speed Inlets
N. Titchener, H. Babinsky, University of D. Baruzzini, Lockheed Martin
Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom Corporation, Fort Worth, TX
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0274
Control of a Shock-Wave/
Boundary-Layer Interaction and
Subsequent Subsonic Diffuser
Using a Combination of Vortex
Generators and Bleed
GA; B. Hellman, Air Force Research
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0269
Adjoint-based method for
supersonic aircraft design
D. Crowley, B. Robertson, D. Mavris,
using equivalent area
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, distribution
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0268
Aerodynamic Surrogate Modeling
of Variable Geometry
A. Talbi, R. Viard, Institute of Electronics
Microelectronics and Nanotechnology,
Villeneuve d’Ascq Cédex, France; L.
Gimeno, University of Toronto, Toronto,
Canada; P. Pernod, A. Merlen, Institute
of Electronics Microelectronics and
Nanotechnology, Villeneuve d’Ascq
Cédex, France
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0264
Elaboration of Robust Integrated
Thermal Flow Sensors for
Time and Spatial Resolved
Aerodynamic Measurements
M. Vallikivi, M. Hultmark, A. Smits, (invited)
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Measuring Small-Scale
Turbulence Using a Nano-Scale
Thermal Anemometry Probe
(invited)
Aerodynamic Design Methodologies I
J. Katz, Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, MD
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
High-resolution threedimensional measurements
of velocity distributions
and particle trajectories in
turbulent flows using digital
holography (invited)
Resolved Velocimetry for Turbulent Flows (Invited)
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Ballroom A
Magnolia Ballroom
48
P. Eliasson, O. Grundestam, S. Peng,
Swedish Defence Research Agency
(FOI), Stockholm, Sweden; H. Yao,
L. Davidson, Chalmers University of
O. Grundestam, S. Peng, P. Eliasson,
Swedish Defence Research Agency
(FOI), Stockholm, Sweden; H. Yao,
L. Davidson, Chalmers University of
X. Meng, J. Wang, J. Cai, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an,
Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China; China; F. Liu, S. Luo, University of
California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
F. Liu, S. Luo, University of California,
Irvine, Irvine, CA
B. Tian, H. Li, X. Meng, Northwestern
Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China;
F. Liu, S. Luo, University of California,
Irvine, Irvine, CA
M. Ilie, University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL
H. Yokoi, H. Ozawa, Y. Nakamura,
Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan
T. Ishihara, Y. Ogino, K. Sawada,
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; H.
Tanno, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Kakuda, Japan
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0285
Computation of Surface Heat
Transfer Rate on Apollo CM
Test Model in Free-Piston
Shock Tunnel HIEST
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control II
A. Swantek, J. Austin, University
Urbana, IL
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0284
Heat Transfer on a Double
Wedge Geometry in
Hypervelocity Air and Nitrogen
Flows
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0286
Aerodynamic Heating of an
Open Cavity in Hypersonic
Compression Ramp Flow
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0280
Flow past flat plate at angle of
attack; numerical studies using
LES, DES and DDES
Hypersonic Boundary Layers and Heat Transfer
D. Rohlmann, R. Rudnik,
German Aerospace Center (DLR),
Braunschweig, Germany
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0279
Influence of Geometric Details
on CFD-based Maximum Lift
Prediction of a Commercial
Aircraft
High Angle-of-Attack and High Lift Aerodynamics
Chaired by: M. PATEL, Innovative Technology Applications Company, LLC and M. CHANG, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0287
AIAA-2012-0288
AIAA-2012-0289
AIAA-2012-0290
Effect of plasma actuation on Pulsed-Discharge Flow Control Flow Control over Conical
Stability of Plasma Actuated
asymmetric vortex flow over a over a Conical Forebody
Forebody with Port Pulsed
Flows over a Flat Plate
B. Zheng, C. Gao, Y. Li, Northwestern Plasma Actuator
P. Riherd, S. Roy, University of
slender conical forebody
49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/
APA-12
Lafayette, IN; S. Beresh, Sandia
C. Ward, B. Wheaton, A. Chou, L.
National Laboratories, Albuquerque, Letterman, R. Luersen, S. Schneider, Tucson, AZ
NM; S. Schneider, Purdue University, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
West Lafayette, IN
Chaired by: K. CASPER, Purdue University and M. BORG, Booz Allen Hamilton
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0281
AIAA-2012-0282
AIAA-2012-0283
Characterization of Controlled Hypersonic Boundary-Layer Stability of High Speed
Perturbations in a Hypersonic Transition Experiments in the Boundary Layers in Chemical
Boeing/AFOSR Mach-6 Quiet Nonequilibrium
Boundary Layer
K. Casper, Purdue University, West Tunnel
J. Klentzman, E. Ulker, A. Tumin,
48-FD-11
B. Johnson, R. Lind, University of
Chaired by: M. POST, U.S Air Force Academy and W. FRITZ, Cassidian
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0277
AIAA-2012-0278
AIAA-2012-0276
Trajectory Planning for Sensing Assessment of High-lift Concepts Local flow properties in relation
to noise generation for low-noise
Effectiveness with High Angle- for a Regional Aircraft in the
ALONOCO Project
high-lift configurations
of-Attack Flight Capability
47-APA-11
Cheekwood AB
Jackson F
Ryman Studio HI
49
F. Bassi, University of Bergamo,
Dalmine, Italy
Z. Gaston, H. Dong, Wright State
University, Dayton, OH; M. Ol, Air
M. Zaki, S. Ruffin, Georgia Institute
Aeronautics, Inc., Palo Alto, CA; A.
Peronto, Self, Palo Alto, CA
Chaired by: S. RUFFIN, Georgia Institute of Technology and M. SMITH, Georgia Institute of Technology
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0301
AIAA-2012-1301
AIAA-2012-0302
Conservation and Grid
Progress Towards a Cartesian A Rapid, Robust, and Accurate
Coupled Boundary-Layer
Adaptation Enhancements to Cut-Cell Method for Viscous
a Normal Ray Refinement
Compressible Flow
Method for Cart3D
Technique for Cartesian-Grid M. Berger, New York University, New D. Rodriguez, P. Sturdza, Y.
Based Navier-Stokes Solvers York, NY; M. Aftosmis, NASA Ames Suzuki, H. Martins-Rivas, Desktop
52-FD-15
D. Qi, Western Michigan University,
Kalamazoo, MI; Y. Liu, Sichuan
University, Chengdu, China
P. Sturdza, Y. Suzuki, H. MartinsRivas, D. Rodriguez, Desktop
Aeronautics, Inc., Palo Alto, CA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0303
A Quasi-Simultaneous Interactive
Boundary-Layer Model for a
Cartesian Euler Solver
D. Rodriguez, P. Sturdza, Desktop
Aeronautics, Inc., Palo Alto, CA; R.
Eymard, University Paris-Est Marnela-Vallée, Marne-la-Vallée, France
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0304
Improving the Accuracy of Euler/
Boundary-Layer Solvers with
Anisotropic Diffusion Methods
E. Quon, M. Smith, Georgia Institute
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0305
Advanced Interpolation
Techniques for Overset CFD
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0300
Lattice Boltzmann Simulations
of a pitch-up and pitch-down
maneuver of a span-wise flexible
wing in a free stream flow
Cartesian and Overset CFD Methods
M. Yu, Z. Wang, H. Hu, Iowa State
University, Ames, IA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0299
Investigations on the
Asymmetric Wake Vortex
Structures of an Oscillating
Airfoil
C. Liang, George Washington
University, Washington, DC
P. Trontin, ONERA, Châtillon, France
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0295
Isogeometric analysis of Euler
compressible flow. Application
to aerodynamics
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids I
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0294
Spectral Difference Solution
of Two-dimensional Unsteady
Compressible Micropolar
D. Bilyeu, Y. Chen, S. Yu, Ohio State Equations on Moving and
Deformable Grids
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0293
A Generic 4th Order 2D
Unstructured Euler Solver for
the CESE Method
Chaired by: R. GORDNIER, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and H. DONG, Wright State University
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0296
AIAA-2012-0297
AIAA-2012-0298
Large-Eddy Simulations of a Effect of Stroke Deviation on Analysis of a Hinge-Connected
Flapping Plate with an
Flapping Plate
Forward Flapping Flight
J. Franck, K. Breuer, Brown
K. Viswanath, D. Tafti, Virginia
Implemented Torsional Spring
University, Providence, RI
Model
51-FD-14/APA-13
Fairfax, VA
Chaired by: K. FIDKOWSKI, University of Michigan and P. PERSSON
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0292
AIAA-2012-0291
Assessment of an implicit highImproved Error and Work
order Discontinuous Galerkin
Estimates for High Order
solver using an explicit algebraic
Elements
R. Lohner, George Mason University, Reynolds stress model
50-FD-13
Ryman Ballroom D
Ryman Ballroom C
Ryman Ballroom BE
50
America, McLean, VA; P. Schallhorn,
J. Roth, NASA Kennedy Space
Center, Cape Canaveral, FL
S. Ragab, H. Fayed, Virginia
Toms River, NJ; D. Blake, R. Lyon,
Federal Aviation Administration,
Atlantic City, NJ
Columbus, OH
Technical University of Berlin, Berlin,
Germany; D. Greenblatt, Technion--Israel
Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel
D. da Silva, Technological Institute
of Aeronautics (ITA), São José dos
Campos, Brazil; R. Domingos, L.
Trapp, R. Papa, L. Santos, Embraer,
São José dos Campos, Brazil
J. Royston, Center for the
Advancement of Science in Space,
Inc., Cape Canaveral, FL
M. Dejmek, Canadian Space Agency, M. Takayanagi, Japan Aerospace
B. Zappoli, French Space Agency
Saint-Hubert, Canada
Exploration Agency (JAXA), Tsukuba, (CNES), Toulouse, France
Japan
F. Svelto, Italian Space Agency
(ASI), Rome, Italy
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Agency Overviews and
Perspectives on ISS Utilization
at CNES
B. Freno, T. Brenner, P. Cizmas,
Texas A&M University, College
Station, TX
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0314
Proper Orthogonal
Decomposition Applied to the
Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes Equations
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Overview of ISS Activities by
ASI on Physical, Chemical and
Material Sciences
Current Trends in Microgravity Science and Technology II
T. Shizawa, Tokyo University of Science,
Chino, Japan; K. Sakai, ANA Aircraft
Maintenance Company, Ltd., Minowa,
Japan; K. Miyajima, R. Miyashita, ART
Metal MFG Company, Ltd., Ueda, Japan
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0319
Uniform Dividing Wing Ejecting
Smoke of Slot Film Seeding
Chaired by: F. KOHL, NASA Glenn Research Center and T. RUTTLEY, NASA Johnson Space Center
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1430 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Agency Overviews and
Center for the Advancement of Current Status of Canadian
Perspectives on ISS Utilization
Science in Space (CASIS) - An Scientific Research In Space
Physical Sciences
at JAXA
Overview
Y. Nakamura, K. Rinoie, Y. Sunada,
University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0318
Airfoil Stall Suppression by Use
of Rectangular Cross Section
Burst Control Plates
Flow Control
J. Masud, Air University, Islamabad,
Pakistan; K. Mehmood, National
University of Sciences & Technology,
Risalpur, Pakistan
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0313
Quasi-3D Multi-Step Ice
Accretion Simulation
Low Speed and Multi-Phase CFD Applications
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0312
Analysis of Two-Phase Flow
in an Effervescent Atomizer
Using Volume of Fluid Method
Multi-Disciplinary CFD I
56-GPSE-2
R. Wahidi, J. Smith, A. Lang,
Tuscaloosa, AL
Chaired by: J. BONS, Ohio University and S. GORDEYEV, University of Notre Dame
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0315
AIAA-2012-0316
AIAA-2012-0317
PIV and Volumetric 3D
Acoustic Separation Control for On the Frequency Scaling of the
Forced Flow Above a Low Aspect
Measurements of Separated a Laminar Flow Airfoil
Turbulent Boundary Layers on S. Benton, C. Bernardini, N. Packard, Ratio Wing
J. Bons, Ohio State University,
S. Vey, C. Nayeri, C. Paschereit,
a NACA4412 Hydrofoil
55-FD-18
Tucson, AZ
Chaired by: M. NEAVES, Naval Surface Warfare Center and S. SILTON, Army Research Laboratory
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0309
AIAA-2012-0310
AIAA-2012-0311
Direct Numerical Simulations Collisions Frequency of
Flow induced by a small fire in
of Steady and Unsteady
Particles and Bubbles
an aircraft cargo compartment
E. Oztekin, Technology and
Suspended in Homogenous
Stenotic Flows
Management International, LLC,
C. Brehm, F. Reize, H. Fasel,
Isotropic Turbulence
54-FD-17
Flow Technology, Inc., Pipersville, PA S. Tu, Jackson State University,
Jackson, MS
Chaired by: S. TU, Jackson State University and C. LIANG, George Washington University
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0307
AIAA-2012-0308
AIAA-2012-0306
Solving the Shallow Water
Integrated CFD and Controls
DSMC Tools for Hybrid
Equations Using the
Analysis Interface for High
Continuum/Rarefied Flow
High Order Space-Time
Accuracy Liquid Propellant
Simulations
D. Van Gilder, R. Wilmoth, J. Papp, Discontinuous Galerkin CellSlosh Predictions
N. Sinha, Combustion Research and Vertex Scheme
B. Marsell, D. Griffin, QinetiQ North
53-FD-16
Ryman Studio L
Ryman Studio DE
Ryman Ballroom F
51
M. Rennie, University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, IN; A. Cain,
Innovative Technology Applications
Company, LLC, Chesterfield, MO
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0327
Numerical Simulation of Film
Cooling with Auxiliary Holes
K. Hsu, Innovative Scientific Solutions,
Inc., Dayton, OH
J. Donbar, M. Brown, G. Linn, Air
Chaired by: J. DONOHUE, United Technologies Research Center
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0330
AIAA-2012-0331
Particle Image Velocimetry in Simultaneous High-Frequency
an Isothermal and Exothermic Pressure and TDLAS
Measurements in a Small-Scale
High-Speed Cavity
S. Tuttle, C. Carter, Air Force Research Axisymmetric Isolator with Bleed
59-HABP-3
J. Khan, K. Parvez, S. Ahmad, A.
Mushtaq, National University of
Sciences & Technology, Islamabad,
Pakistan
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0329
Studying the Performance
of Transonic Axial Flow
Compressor by Implementing
Circumferential Grooves, Tip
Recess and Tip Injection
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0333
Supersonic Combustion and
Flame-Holding Characteristics
of Pylon Injected Hydrogen in
a Mach 2.4 High Enthalpy Flow
Ramjet/Scramjet Experiments
H. Nadali Najafabadi, M. Karlsson,
Linköping University, Linköping,
Sweden; E. Utriainen, M. Kinell,
Siemens, Finspong, Sweden
F. Vergine, L. Maddalena, University F. Vergine, L. Maddalena, University
of Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
of Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX; M.
Gamba, V. Miller, Stanford University,
Stanford, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0332
Evolution of Large-Scale
Structures Generated by a
Strut Injector in a Mach 2.5
Flow
D. Joshi, F. Lu, University of Texas,
Film Cooling
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0328
Multi-variable Correlation for
Cylindrical Holes at the Suction
and Pressure Sides of Turbine
Vane
N. Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA J. Wei, Harbin Institute of
Technology, Harbin, China
L. Fernandes, R. Freitas, M.
Mendonca, Technological Institute
Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH;
J. Johnson, P. King, Air Force Institute Campos, Brazil; R. Flatschart, A.
Pantaleão, Vale Solutions in Energy,
A. Lynch, D. Blunck, J. Gord, Air Force of Technology, Wright-Patterson
Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; J. Clark, M. Ooten, Air
AFB, OH; M. Polanka, Air Force Institute Force Research Laboratory, Wrightof Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Patterson AFB, OH
Chaired by: J. HEIDMANN, NASA Glenn Research Center
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0325
AIAA-2012-0326
Chemiluminescence and High Design Optimization Methods
Speed Imaging of Reacting
for Improving HPT Vane
Pressure Side Cooling
Film Cooling Layers
A. O’Neil, S. Stouffer, University of
Properties Using Genetic
Dayton, Dayton, OH; S. Kostka, S. Roy, Algorithms and Efficient CFD
58-GTE-2
K. Owen, A. Owen, Complere, Inc.,
Pacific Grove, CA
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0324
On the Unsteady Thrust
Measurement for Pulse
Detonation Engines
Advanced Measurement Techniques
Chaired by: J. KEGELMAN, NASA Langley Research Center and J. NORRIS, Arnold Engineering Development Center
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0321
AIAA-2012-0322
AIAA-2012-0323
AIAA-2012-0320
Dynamic testing and analysis
Measurement and Assessment Management of Wind Tunnel Influence of Primary Gage
Sensitivities on the Convergence of self-supporting inflatable
of Flow Quality in the National Performance Data Using
Neural Networks
of Balance Load Iterations
booms
Transonic Facility
57-GT-2
Jackson D
Ryman Studio JK
52
International Student Conference - Community Outreach Division
Santa Clara, CA
J. Schutte, H. Jimenez, D. Mavris,
Atlanta, GA
Aerospace Connections in Education
(ACE)
Samantha Robertson
Daniel Webster College
K. Harstad, J. Bellan, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena, CA
Yamada, W. Takizawa, Y. Mano,
T. Kuwahara, M. Tanabe, Nihon
University, Funabashi, Japan
Chaired by: Y. JU, Princeton University and P. RONNEY, University of Southern California
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0340
AIAA-2012-0341
Intrinsic Instabilities in
Modeling of Steady Laminar Roles of Baroclinic Torque
Flames for One-dimensional by Acoustic Oscillation on
Diffusion Flames
M. Matalon, University of Illinois,
Premixed Jets of Heptane/Air Structure of Premixed Flame
Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
T. Hirosawa, H. Kusakawa, H.
and Octane/Air Mixtures
63-PC-4
Parashar, ESTECO North America,
Novi, MI
Y. See, M. Ihme, University of
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0342
Linear Stability Analysis of a
Non-premixed Buoyant Jet
Flame
J. Greenberg, Technion--Israel Institute
of Technology, Haifa, Israel; D.
Katoshevski, Ben Gurion University of
the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0343
Parametric study of droplet
grouping in spray diffusion
flames
R. Sujith, L. Kabiraj, Indian Institute
of Technology Madras, Chennai,
India
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0344
Bifurcation Analysis and
Observation of Intermittency
in Combustion-driven
Thermoacoustic Oscillations
B. Mattos, P. Magalhaes,
J. Bernardo, M. Kirby, D. Mavris,
Technological Institute of Aeronautics Georgia Institute of Technology,
(ITA), São José dos Campos, Brazil Atlanta, GA
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0338
Conceptual Optimal Design of
Airliners with Noise Constraints
Laminar Flames II
C. Nickol, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0337
Hybrid Wing Body
Configuration Scaling Study
STEM Outreach at the United States Air
Force Academy in the Colorado Springs
Public School System
Naomi Ballard, Sarah Hunt,
Thomas Cunningham
U.S. Air Force
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0339
Development of a Generic
Fleet-Level Noise Methodology
Dayton/Miami Valley TechFest 2011
Leslie Sollmann
University of Dayton
The Space Cowboys Community
Outreach
Blair Schumacher, Mary Kate Smith
Mississippi State University
Chaired by: B. GERMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology and T. TAKAHASHI, Santa Clara University
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0334
AIAA-2012-0335
AIAA-2012-0336
Implementation of Analytical Law and Engineering: An
Updates and Modeling
Target Cascading for Aircraft Alternative Approach to
Enhancements to the Assessment
Develop More Efficient
of Environmentally Responsible
Design
X. Fei, B. German, Georgia Institute Transport Category Aircraft
Aviation Technologies and Vehicle
of Technology, Atlanta, GA; S.
T. Takahashi, Santa Clara University, Concepts
61-MDO-2/AD-3
CanSat at VT Launching Imagination
Sharan Patel, Earl Han, George Bacon
Virginia Polytechnic and State University
Lincoln C
Jackson A
Ryman Studio R
Integrating Low-Cost Rocket Science
into Local Schools,
Matt H. Summers, Chris Karpurk Arizona
State University
The Community Outreach category was established in 2011 at the regional level. We are pleased to have the winners of this category compete for the first time in the AIAA Foundation International Student Conference. The papers being presented are:
Chaired by: R. ANDINO, AIAA
60-ISC-5
1430 - 1630 hrs
53
OH; A. Kastengren, Argonne National
Laboratory, Argonne, IL
K. Teerlinck, M. Soteriou, United
E. Masi, California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena, CA; J. Bellan, Technologies Research Center, East
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Hartford, CT
U. Spadavecchia, T. Sasaki, T. Kikuchi,
N. Harada, Nagaoka University of
Technology, Nagaoka, Japan
Y. Takai, Y. Naganuma, S.
Takayanagi, T. Sasaki, T. Kikuchi,
N. Harada, Nagaoka University of
Technology, Nagaoka, Japan
Canaveral, FL
Johannesburg, South Africa; D.
Boucher, NORCAT, Sudbury, Canada
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Space Resources as an
Enabling Element of a cisLunar Economic Engine
A. Muscatello, E. SantiagoMaldonado, NASA Kennedy Space
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0360
Mars In Situ Resource
Utilization Technology
Evaluation
ISRU System Development & Validation
Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)
J. Kok, University of Twente,
Enschede, The Netherlands
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0354
and Numerical Prediction of
Thermo-Acoustic Instabilities
and Associated Liner Vibrations
D. Shin, T. Lieuwen, Georgia Institute Induced by Turbulent Combustion
in a Gas Turbine Type Combustor
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0353
Flame Wrinkle Destruction
Processes in Harmonically
Forced, Laminar Premixed
Flames
R. Wegeng, Battelle Memorial
A. Wilkinson, J. Kleinhenz, NASA Glenn Institute, Richland, WA
Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Chaired by: J. RICHARD, Electric Vehicle Controllers Ltd and J. LYTLE, NASA Glenn Research Center
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0358
AIAA-2012-0359
Oral Presentation
A Mining Engineering
ISRU Soil Mechanics Vacuum
Lunar Volatiles GroundApproach to Mining Lunar
Facility: Soil Bin Preparation
Truthing: The Next Step
E. Santiago-Maldonado, NASA
and Simulant Strength
Regolith
Kennedy Space Center, Cape
A. Neale, P. Kluge, Hatch,
Characterization
67-SRU-1
O. Khan, A. Martin, University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Lexington, KY
C. Rodrigues, J. Barata, A. Silva,
University of Beira Interior, Covilhã,
Portugal
Turbulent Combustion Modeling II
U. Mondragon, C. Brown, V.
McDonell, Energy Research
Consultants, Laguna Hills, CA
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0349
Influence of the Dissipation
Energy in the Spray
Impingement Modeling
Sprays and Droplets II
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0348
Evaluation of Spray and
Combustion Behavior of
Alternative Fuels for JP-8
Chaired by: N. BISEK, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and K. HOFFMANN
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0355
AIAA-2012-0356
AIAA-2012-0357
Effect of Applied Magnetic
Numerical Study on Magnetic Studies on Pulsed Linear
Nozzle for Efficient MHD
MHD Accelerator Using Model
Field on Shock Boundary
Application
Rocket Engine
Layer Interaction
66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Chaired by: T. ECHEKKI, North Carolina State University and V. RAMAN, University of Texas, Austin
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0350
AIAA-2012-0351
AIAA-2012-0352
Modeling of Scalar Dissipation Direct Numerical Simulation Flame Stabilization in BluffRates in Flamelet Models for of High-Pressure Multispecies body Stabilized Premixed
Mixing in the Cold Ignition
HCCI Engine Simulation
Flames
S. Gupta, S. Keum, H. Im, University of Regime
P. Palies, V. Sankaran, S. Liljenberg,
65-PC-6
O. Samimi Abianeh, C. Chen,
Huntsville, AL
Chaired by: R. ANTHENIEN, Army Research Office and E. MASTORAKOS, University of Cambridge
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0346
AIAA-2012-0347
AIAA-2012-0345
Sub-to-Supercritical Mixing in Exploration of Aerated-Liquid
Multi-Component Turbulent
Single and Dual Component
Droplet Evaporation of
Jets Using X-Ray Radiography
K. Lin, Taitech, Inc., Beavercreek, OH;
Kerosene Fuel in Hot Gas
Systems
C. Carter, S. Smith, Air Force Research
A. Roy, C. Segal, University of
Environment
64-PC-5
Jackson E
Cheekwood GH
Jackson C
Jackson B
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P. Huang, University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, Fayetteville, AR
J. Kim, I. Boyd, University of
H. Kawazoe, Tottori University,
Tottori, Japan
S. Ramesh, D. Narzary, S. Ekkad,
P. Stoakes, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University,
Blacksburg, VA
S. Xue, W. Ng, Virginia Polytechnic
Blacksburg, VA; L. Zhang, H. Moon,
Solar Turbines, Inc., San Diego, CA
Chaired by: B. DROLEN, The Boeing Company and T. LAM, The Aerospace Corporation
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0366
AIAA-2012-0367
AIAA-2012-0368
Large Eddy Simulations of a Optimization of Low JetFan-Shaped Hole Film
Cooling on Turbine Blade in a
Cylindrical Film Cooling Hole to-Target Spacing Ratio for
P. Johnson, J. Kapat, University of
Double Wall Impingement
Transonic Cascade with High
Central Florida, Orlando, FL
Cooling Applications
Freestream Turbulence
70-TP-5
G. Qian, C. Wilson, R. Agarwal,
Washington University, Saint
Louis, MO
Chaired by: D. GOLDSTEIN, University of Texas and E. FARBAR, University of Michigan
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0361
AIAA-2012-0362
AIAA-2012-0363
Computation of Shock Waves
Master Equation Study of
Characteristics of Arc-Heated
in Inert Binary Gas Mixtures
Hydrogen Relaxation Using
Plasma Flow for Martian
in Non-equilibrium Using the
Complete Sets of State-to-state Atmosphere
G. Yamada, S. Otsuta, T. Matsuno,
Generalized Boltzmann Equation Transition Rates
69-TP-4
S. Doraiswamy, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN; J.
Kelley, University of Missouri, Saint
Louis, Saint Louis, MO; G. Candler,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minneapolis, MN
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0365
Double-Cone Flows using an
Energy-Bin Approach
Heat Transfer and Cooling in Turbomachinery
J. Shang, Wright State University,
Dayton, OH; S. Surzhikov, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
Russia
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0364
Convective Heating of
Hemisphere Cylinder at
Hypersonic Velocities
Non-Equilibrium Flows I
D. Huston, University of Vermont,
Burlington, Burlington, VT
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Miniaturization Technologies
for Space Exploration and
Their Crossover Applications
(invited)
Chaired by: D. HITT, University of Vermont; V. OTUGEN, Southern Methodist University and M. MARTIN, Louisiana State University
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Miniaturization Technologies Highlighting lessons learned from Overview of a Discrete, MEMSDesign, Modeling and
for Space Exploration and
MEMS controlled delta-Wing LEVs Based H2O2 Monopropellant
Experimental Validation of
High-g MEMS Accelerometers Their Crossover Applications for aiding future developments Micro-Thruster Concept
of integrated micro- and nano- (invited)
(invited)
(invited)
A. Alexeenko, Purdue University,
H. Manohara, Jet Propulsion
D. Hitt, University of Vermont,
technologies for aerospace
West Lafayette, IN
Laboratory, California Institute of
Burlington, Burlington, VT
(invited)
68-SST-1
T. Ioppolo, M. Manzo, V. LaPenna,
U. Ayaz, V. Otugen, Southern
Methodist University, Dallas, TX
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0640
Demonstration of a Novel
Micro-Photonic Wall Pressure
Sensor (invited)
Hermitage D
Hermitage C
Ryman Studio M
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
Worcester, MA; G. Tryggvason,
University of Notre Dame, Notre
Dame, IN
MA
J. Schmidt, Spectral Energies, LLC,
Dayton, OH; B. Ganguly, Air Force
Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH
J. Michael, T. Chng, S. Zaidi,
A. Dogariu, R. Miles, Princeton
T. Li, I. Adamovich, J. Sutton, Ohio
State University, Columbus, OH
Chaired by: V. SHIBKOV, Moscow State University and C. CARTER, Air Force Research Laboratory
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0377
AIAA-2012-0378
AIAA-2012-0379
Transition from stable laminar
Species concentration
A Spectroscopic Investigation
to highly unstable behavior in
measurements in a pulsed
of the Effects of Nonpremixed propane/air flame
subcritical microwaveEquilibrium Plasma Discharges
with sub-breakdown electric field enhanced flame
on Combustion Chemistry
73-WIG-5/PDL-7
F. Beyer, University of Stuttgart,
Stuttgart, Germany; T. Sebastian,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst,
Amherst, MA; D. Matha, University
of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; M.
Lackner, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst, Amherst, MA
K. Naqvi, Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, Worcester, MA; G.
Tryggvason, University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, IN
T. Ombrello, C. Carter, Air Force
Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; V. Katta,
Dayton, OH
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0382
Chemical and Transport
Effects of Nanosecond Plasma
Discharges on H2-Air and
C2H4-Air mixtures
S. Nagaraja, V. Yang, Georgia
W. Sun, S. Won, Y. Ju, Princeton
University, Princeton, NJ; T. Ombrello,
C. Carter, Air Force Research Laboratory,
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0381
Direct Ignition and S-curve
Transition by in situ Nano-Second
Pulsed Discharge in Methane/
Oxygen/Helium Counterflow
Flame
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0380
Laminar Flame Propagation
Enhancement by Singlet
Molecular Oxygen
G. Stewart, M. Lackner, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst,
MA
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0376
Determining Optimal Tuned
Mass Damper Parameters for
Offshore Wind Turbines Using
D. Olinger, E. DeStefano, E. Murphy, a Genetic Algorithm
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0375
Scale-model experiments
on floating wind turbine
platforms
Offshore Wind Energy
Hypersonics and Low-Density Facilities
Chaired by: J. JONKMAN, National Renewable Energy Laboratory and A. ROBERTSON, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0371
AIAA-2012-0372
AIAA-2012-0373
AIAA-2012-0374
Development, Validation and
Generalized Floating Offshore Development and validation Unsteady Near-Wake of
Application of a Curved Vortex Wind Turbine Support Platform of a computational model
Offshore Floating Wind
Filament Model for Free Vortex Optimization
for floating wind turbine
Turbines
M. Hall, C. Crawford, University of platforms
T. Sebastian, M. Lackner, University
Wake Analysis of Floating
Victoria, Victoria, Canada
of Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst,
A. Nematbakhsh, D. Olinger,
Offshore Wind Turbines
72-WE-2
CUBRC, Buffalo, NY; P. Desjardin, M.
T. Suzuki, T. Ozawa, K. Fujita,
Ringuette, State University of New York, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Buffalo, NY
Chaired by: T. MOELLER and G. BEITEL, Aerospace Testing Alliance
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0370
AIAA-2012-0369
Development of Microwave
Plasma Diagnostics for Expansion Study of Flow Diagnostics in
Hypersonic Rarefied Wind
Tunnel Characterization
A. Dufrene, M. MacLean, M. Holden,
Tunnel in JAXA
71-TP-6
Hermitage B
Lincoln A
Hermitage E
56
Michele Franci
Senior Vice President
Planning & Procurement
SES
2012 Dryden Lectureship in Research
David A. Steffy
Senior Vice President
Advanced Programs
Orbital Sciences
John Wagner
Chief Technical Director
Launch and Range Systems Directorate
Space and Missile Systems Center
Washington B
H. Yao, L. Eriksson, L. Davidson,
Göteborg, Sweden; O. Grundestam,
S. Peng, P. Eliasson, Swedish
Defence Research Agency (FOI),
Stockholm, Sweden
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0385
Massively Separated Flows
Around Rudimentary Landing
Gear
B. Rakhshani, University of the
Highlands and Islands, Perth, United Z. Xiao, J. Liu, S. Fu, Tsinghua
Kingdom
Chaired by: F. HUTCHESON, NASA Langley Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0383
AIAA-2012-0384
Aeroacoustic Assessment of
The Aeroacoustics of HighConceptual Low-Noise High-Lift Lift Slat Under the Effect of
Wing Configurations
Pressure Fluctuations
76-AA-3
75-NHF-3
0800 - 0900 hrs
H. Yao, L. Davidson, L. Eriksson,
Göteborg, Sweden; O. Grundestam,
S. Peng, P. Eliasson, Swedish
Defence Research Agency (FOI),
Stockholm, Sweden
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0386
Surface Integral Analogy
Approaches to Computing
Noise Generated by a 3D
High-Lift Wing Configuration
L. Pires, Federal University of Santa
Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil; R.
Dougherty, OptiNav, Inc., Bellevue,
WA; S. Gerges, Federal University of
Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil; F.
Catalano, University of São Paulo, São
Carlos, Brazil
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0387
Predicting Turbulent
Decorrelation in Acoustic Phased
Arrays
Airframe Noise
Michael Huerta
Acting Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration
New Horizons Forum Tuesday Keynote
Tuesday
William C. Schneider
Visiting Professor, Texas A & M University
College Station, TX
Senior Engineer (Retired), NASA Johnson Space Center
Houston, TX
A. Deguchi, D. Sasaki, K. Nakahashi,
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan;
M. Murayama, K. Yamamoto, Y.
Yokokawa, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0388
Aeroacoustic Simulation
of JAXA Landing Gear by
Building-Cube Method and
Non-Compact Curle’s Equation
Ryman Studio PQ
The Lectureship emphasizes the great importance of basic research to advancement in aeronautics and astronautics and is a salute to research scientists and engineers. It is named in honor of Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, renowned leader in aerospace research programs.
74-LECT-1
1730 - 1830 hrs
Michael R. Luther
Deputy Associate Administrator for Programs
ASA Science Mission Directorate
Panelists:
Suzi McBride
Executive Director
NEXT Program Management
Office and Launch Segment
Iridium
New Horizons Forum Monday Panel-Launch Vehicles and Services: the Customers’ Perspective
Moderator: Dr.Antonio L. Elias, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Advanced Programs, Orbital Sciences
62-NHF-2
1500 - 1730 hrs
57
J. Welstead, B. Reitz, G. Crouse,
Auburn University, Auburn, AL
L. Iqbal, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0395
Balanced Approach to the
Aircraft Design
I. Hyun, J. Bayandor, A. Kurdila,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, Blacksburg, VA
M. Clem, A. Fagan, K. Zaman, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Y. Ishida, Y. Miyazato, D. Ono,
University of Kitakyushu, Kitakyushu,
Japan
T. Jenkins, F. Wu, K. Turner,
MetroLaser, Inc., Irvine, CA
R. Semaan, J. Naughton, University
of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
POD Analysis of Planar Laser
Scattering Images of Swirling
Jets
Schlieren and Flow-Field Imaging
H. Takayanagi, K. Fujita, Japan
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0402
Experimental Hypersonic
Aero-flyby Sample Collection
Aeroshell
Planetary Entry and Aeroassist Technology
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0397
Aircraft Operations Based
Mission Requirements
R. McDonald, California Polytechnic
M. Brown, B. Kaushik, W. Anemaat, State University, San Luis Obispo, CA
DARcorporation, Lawrence, KS
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0396
Planform Load Distribution
Mapping for Straight Tapered
Wings with Linear Twist
S. Dutta, R. Russell, I. Clark, R. Braun, Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,
GA; S. Striepe, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
Chaired by: C. REINHOLTZ, U.S. Air Force and K. LOWE, Applied University Research, Inc.
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0404
AIAA-2012-0405
AIAA-2012-0403
Rainbow Schlieren Measurements On the Development of Flow
Background Oriented
in Underexpanded Sonic Jets
Thermometry Imaging for
Schlieren Applied to Study
Shock Spacing in a Screeching from Axisymmetric Convergent High Temperatures Using
Nozzles
Thermographic Phosphors
Circular Jet
80-AMT-4
G. Zha, University of Miami, Coral
Gables, FL
Aircraft Design Tools I
B. LaCroix, P. Ifju, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0392
Utilization and Performance
Enhancements of Multiple
Piezoelectric Actuators on
S. Beutel, G. Hofmeister, A. Dupont, Micro Air Vehicles
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0391
DAEDALUS - A Fresh BioInspired Aircraft Design
Concept
Micro Air Vehicle Design
Chaired by: M. KNISKERN, Sandia National Laboratories and P. WILLIAMS-HAYES, NASA Dryden Flight Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0398
AIAA-2012-0399
AIAA-2012-0400
AIAA-2012-0401
Towards High Efficiency
On Heatshield Shapes for Mars Comparison of Statistical
Entry, Descent, and Landing
Hypersonic Flight: Hypersonic Entry Capsules
Estimation Techniques for Mars with Propulsive Deceleration:
D. Prabhu, D. Saunders, ERC, Inc., Entry, Descent and Landing
Supersonic Retropropulsion
Bi- Directional Flying Wing
Moffett Field, CA
A. Nieto, K. Perez, M. Rojas, O.
Reconstruction from MEDLI-like Wind Tunnel Testing
Rodriguez, O. Fernandez, S. Salman,
B. Palaszewski, NASA Glenn
Data Sources
79-AFM-3
M. Ghoreyshi, A. Jirasek, S. Brandt,
R. Cummings, U.S. Air Force
Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
Chaired by: W. ANEMAAT, DARcorporation
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0393
AIAA-2012-0394
From Spreadsheets to
Modeling Fuselage
Simulation-Based Aircraft
Aerodynamic Effects in Aircraft
Conceptual Design
Design Optimization
78-AD-5
J. Seifert, EADS, Manching, Germany P. Ifju, Y. Abudaram, L. Ukeiley,
Gainesville, FL; J. Hubner, University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL
Chaired by: G. PARKER, U.S. Air Force
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0390
AIAA-2012-0389
Micro Air Vehicle Lifted by a Controlling Pre-tension of
Silicone Membranes on Micro
Magnus Rotor - A Proof of
Air Vehicle Flexible Wings
Concept
77-AD-4
Jackson C
Ryman Studio NO
Cheekwood C
58
Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving
Ground, MD
of Arizona, Tucson, Tucson, AZ
R. Prater, Y. Lian, University of
Louisville, Louisville, KY
H. Yang, R. Kannan, A. Przekwas,
CFD Research Corporation,
Huntsville, AL
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0414
A Nonlinear Reduced Order
Method with Overset Adaptive
Cartesian/Unstructured Grid
for Moving Body Simulation
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0420
Flapping Aerodynamics in
Ground Effect
M. Valdez, C. Chabalko, T.
Fitzgerald, B. Balachandran,
University of Maryland, College Park,
K. Lee, J. Kim, J. Park, C. Kim, Seoul
National University, Seoul, South Korea College Park, MD
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0419
Unsteady Aerodynamic Effects
of Wing-Body Interactions in
on Three-dimensional Insects’
Flapping Flight
C. Coley, U.S. Air Force Academy,
Colorado Springs, CO; A. Lofthouse,
Air Force Institute of Technology,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0415
Correlation of Weapon Bay
Resonance and Store Unsteady
Force and Moment Loading
Projectile, Missile, Weapons Bay & Store Separation Aerodynamics
P. Zhao, S. Roy, University of Florida, M. Emanuel, D. Bristow, J. Rovey,
Chaired by: J. GUGLIELMO, The Boeing Company and H. HU, Iowa State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0416
AIAA-2012-0417
AIAA-2012-0418
Advantages of a Flapping
Effects of Yaw Angle on
Aerodynamic Response of
Aerodynamic Response in
Stationary and Flapping wings
Wing over a Propeller
S. Sunada, K. Tsuji, Osaka Prefecture Locusts
in Oscillatory Low Reynolds
University, Osaka, Japan
R. Kumar, S. Shkarayev, University Number Flows
83-APA-16/FD-20
M. McDaniel, Army Research,
Command, Redstone Arsenal, AL
Chaired by: H. MASSENGILL, Aerospace Testing Alliance
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0412
AIAA-2012-0413
Methods for Determining
Lateral Jet Interaction on a
Supersonic Roll Damping
Finned Projectile in Supersonic
Coefficients for Slender
Flow
J. DeSpirito, Army Research
Cruciform Configurations
82-APA-15
S. Grundmann, C. Tropea, Technical
University of Darmstadt, Griesheim,
Germany
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0411
PIV-based estimation of DBD
plasma-actuator force terms
J. Kriegseis, C. Schwarz, A.
Duchmann, S. Grundmann, C.
J. Si, Chengdu Aircraft Design
Tropea, Technical University of
Institute, Chengdu, China; B. Zheng,
Northwestern Polytechnical University, Darmstadt, Griesheim, Germany
Xi’an, China; S. Zheng, Chengdu Aircraft
Design Institute, Chengdu, China;
C. Gao, Northwestern Polytechnical
University, Xi’an, China; F. Liu, S. Luo,
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0410
Body Force Produced by a
SDBD Plasma Actuator Using
PIV Measurement
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control III
Chaired by: M. POST, U.S. Air Force Academy and M. PATEL, Innovative Technology Applications Company, LLC
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0407
AIAA-2012-0408
AIAA-2012-0409
AIAA-2012-0406
Ozone formation in pulsed
Study of Spectrum Analysis
Force Sensing of an
Influence of air flow on the
Asymmetric Dielectric Barrier
performance of DBD Plasma SDBD at wide pressure range and Signal Biasing for
A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University, Dielectric Barrier Discharge
Discharge Using Mechanical
Actuators
J. Kriegseis, A. Kurz, A. Duchmann, Princeton, NJ
Actuator
Resonators
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/
WIG-6
Ryman Ballroom BE
Ryman Ballroom A
Cheekwood AB
59
K. Guntupalli, R. Rajagopalan, Iowa
State University, Ames, IA
D. Delisi, NorthWest Research
Associates, Redmond, WA
T. Misaka, F. Holzäpfel, T. Gerz,
Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany
D. Mavriplis, Z. Yang, University of
Wyoming, Laramie, Laramie, WY
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0423
Extensions of Time-Spectral
Methods for Practical
Rotorcraft Problems
1100-1200 hrs
1000-1100 hrs
0900-1000 hrs
N. Ahmad, F. Proctor, NASA Langley
Distinguished Speaker
Reece Lumsden
Consultant, Shoreline, WA
Optimize Your Engineering Career from the Start: Navigating the early years of your engineering career through a combination of personal accounts and meticulously researched facts
Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career & Workforce Development Workshop I
N. Ahmad, F. Proctor, NASA Langley
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0430
The High-Resolution WavePropagation Method applied
to Meso- and Micro-Scale Flows
Zachary Krevor
Senior Systems Engineer, Dream Chaser Program
Sierra Nevada Corporation, Louisville, CO
Ben Marchionna
Aeronautical Engineer, Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, Palmdale, CA
Distinguished Speaker:
Leigh Christian
Business Development, Amtec Corporation, Huntsville, AL
Increasing Your Net Worth: Developing and marketing yourself to be in the right place at the right time
Darin Haudrich
Structural Analyst, The Boeing Company, St. Louis, MO
Panelists:
Moderator: Kimberly Hicks, Systems Engineer, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA
Cheekwood F
Ryman Studio DE
Panel Discussion: Transitioning into an Engineering Career: A discussion and perspectives from young professionals who have transitioning from university studies to the workforce, how they launched their aerospace career and made the transition.
292-CW-1
0900 - 1200 hrs
Research Associates, Redmond, WA
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1300
Reduced-Order Modeling of
Rotor-Ship Interaction
J. Stephenson, S. Mula, C. Tinney, L. Tang, A. Dinu, D&P, LLC, Phoenix,
J. Sirohi, University of Texas, Austin, AZ; S. Polsky, Naval Air Systems
Austin, TX
Command, Patuxent River, MD
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0425
Far Wake Rotorcraft Vortex
Tumbling
Aircraft Wake Vortices and Atmospheric Modeling
V. Raghav, N. Komerath, Georgia
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0424
The Intricacies of Measuring
Radial Velocity Field on a
Rotating Disk With Edgewise Flow
Rotorcraft/Propeller/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics I
Chaired by: E. JOHNSON, NASA Langley Research Center and F. PROCTOR, NASA Langley Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0426
AIAA-2012-0427
AIAA-2012-0428
AIAA-2012-0429
Observation Lifetime of an
Turbulence Measurements
Comparison of Spatial and
Estimation of Eddy Dissipation
in the Wakes of Aircraft and Temporal LES of Wake Vortex Rates from Mesoscale Model
Aircraft Trailing Vortex Pair
M. Pruis, D. Delisi, NorthWest
Model Laboratory Wings
Evolution
Simulations
85-ASE-1
of Liverpool, Liverpool, United
Kingdom
Chaired by: T. EGOLF, Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0422
AIAA-2012-0421
Implicit CFD Methods for Fast Development of Discrete Blade
Momentum Source Method for
Analysis of Rotor Flows
M. Woodgate, G. Barakos, University Rotors in an Unstructured Solver
84-APA-17
60
C. Kim, S. Choi, J. Yoh, Seoul National
Connecticut State University, New
Britain, CT
V. Naoumov, A. Haralambous, T.
Boynton, M. Koc, A. Goldreich, Central
Connecticut State University, New
Britain, CT
J. Gilbert, K. Gonthier, Louisiana
State University, Baton Rouge, LA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0433
Meso-Scale Computation of
Uniaxial Waves in Granular
Explosives-Analysis of
Deformation Induced Ignition
M. Mankbadi, B. Balachandar,
Gainesville, FL
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0440
Simultaneous PIV and PLIF
Imaging of Low-Temperature
Ablation in a Mach 5 Turbulent
Boundary Layer
Special Session: Turbulence in High-Speed Flows I
N. Mullenix, D. Gaitonde, Ohio
O. Buxton, M. Sharma, N. Clemens,
State University, Columbus, OH; M. University of Texas, Austin, Austin,
Visbal, Air Force Research Laboratory, TX
Chaired by: N. CLEMENS, University of Texas, Austin and S. BALACHANDAR, University of Florida
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0437
AIAA-2012-0438
AIAA-2012-0439
Viscous Effects on the
Simultaneous Scalar-Velocity Generation of an Equilibrium
Turbulent Boundary Layer for
Rayleigh-Taylor Instability of Measurements in a Mach 3
Rapidly Expanding Spherical Strut-based Hypermixer
Upstream Boundary Condition
R. Burns, N. Clemens, University of Specification
Material Interfaces
88-FD-21
Moderator: J. Forbes, University of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO; W. Garrard, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, MN
Space-Bound Projects and Programs
1030 hrs
Forum: Space-Bound Projects and Programs
H. Lee, Chemring Energetic Devices, Downers Grove, IL
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Overview: Use of Internal Ballistics Modeling in Energetic
Components and Systems
Energetic Components and Systems: Fundamentals and Applications
Chaired by: J. FORBES, University of Colorado, Boulder and J. FORBES, University of Colorado, Boulder
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0434
AIAA-2012-0435
AIAA-2012-0436
AggieSat2 Student Satellite
CCSU Moonbuggy-3 Senior
Student-Faculty Research on the
Capstone Design Project:
Combustion in Hybrid-Propellant
Mission
J. Graves, J. Perez, H. Reed, Texas Design, Competition and
Rocket Engine for Aerospace
A&M University, College Station, TX Project Assessment
Specialization in Mechanical
V. Naoumov, N. Al-Masoud, Central Engineering Curriculum
87-EDU-1
University of Idaho, Moscow,
Moscow, ID
Chaired by: K. GONTHIER, Louisiana State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0432
AIAA-2012-0431
The Design of a Heavyweight Spectroscopic analysis on the
laser induced aluminum-oxygen
Reusable Pyrovalve
B. Poulsen, K. Gray, K. Rink,
combustion and explosion
86-ECS-1
Jackson F
Hermitage E
Lincoln E
61
Menon, J. Seitzman, T. Lieuwen,
Atlanta, GA
B. Emerson, J. Lundrigan, J. O’Connor,
D. Noble, T. Lieuwen, Georgia Institute
Chaired by: C. BOURASSA, General Electric Company
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0450
AIAA-2012-0451
Flow Field Characterization in Frequency Locking and Vortex
a Premixed, Swirling Annular Dynamics of an Acoustically
Excited Bluff Body Stabilized
Flow
I. Chterev, D. Foti, C. Foley, S.
Flame
91-FD-24
D. Reda, M. Wilder, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field,
CA; D. Prabhu, ERC, Inc., Moffett
Field, CA
Chaired by: X. WANG and D. REDA, NASA Ames Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0446
AIAA-2012-0447
Transition Experiments on
Effect of Subharmonic Forcing
Large Bluntness Cones with
on Transition in Chemically
Distributed Roughness in
Reactive Shear-Layers
L. Massa, University of Texas,
Hypersonic Flight
90-FD-23
M. MacLean, CUBRC, Buffalo, NY; T. M. Osusky, D. Zingg, University of
White, ERC, Inc., Moffett Field, CA Toronto, Toronto, Canada
S. Waggy, A. Kucala, S. Biringen,
Boulder, CO
E. Ivanova, B. Noll, M. Aigner,
Stuttgart, Germany
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0452
LES-based evaluation of the
turbulent Schmidt numbers for
confined coaxial jets
C. Seyfert, A. Krumbein, German
Aerospace Center (DLR), Göttingen,
Germany
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0448
Correlation-Based Transition
Transport Modeling for ThreeDimensional Aerodynamic
Configurations
K. Ohashi, National Maritime
Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan; T.
Hino, Yokohama National University,
Kanagawa, Japan
A. Hadjadj, CORIA, Rouen, France;
H. Yee, NASA Ames Research Center,
Moffett Field, CA; B. Sjogreen,
Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory, Livermore, CA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0453
LES of Temporally Evolving
Mixing Layers by an EighthOrder Nonlinear Filter Scheme
M. Gancedo, C. De Luzan, E. Gutmark,
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH;
A. Mohamed, Honeywell International,
Inc., Los Angeles, CA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0454
PIV Measurements of Flow in
Recirculation Cavities at the Inlet
of a Centrifugal Compressor
Turbomachinery, Combustion and Mixing
J. Papp, S. Dash, Combustion
Research and Flow Technology, Inc.,
Pipersville, PA; T. Wadhams, M.
Holden, CUBRC, Buffalo, NY
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0449
Modeling Hypersonic Laminar
to Turbulent Transitional Flows
for 3D Geometries Using
a Two-Equation Onset and
Intermittency Transport Models
Transition
Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; B.
Oliver, NASA Johnson Space Center,
Houston, TX; G. Blaisdell, A. Lyrintzis,
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0445
Numerical study on the
applicability of wall function
models for the flows around an
appendage attached to a body
Numerical Methods and Models for Turbulent Flows
Chaired by: S. ARUNAJATESAN, Sandia National Laboratories and C. RUMSEY, NASA Langley Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0442
AIAA-2012-0443
AIAA-2012-0444
AIAA-2012-0441
A parallel Newton-KrylovParallel Implementation
The lagRST Model: a Turbulence
Implementation of
of a Navier-Stokes Solver:
Generalized Minimum Residual Schur flow solver for the
Model for Non-Equilibrium Flows
Krylov Subspace Method for Reynolds-Averaged NavierTurbulent Ekman Layer Direct R. Lillard, NASA Johnson Space Center,
Houston, TX; M. Olsen, NASA Ames
Stokes equations
Numerical Simulation
Chemically Reacting Flows
89-FD-22
R. Balasubramanian, E. Sabini, S.
Bradshaw, ITT Corporation, Seneca
Falls, NY
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0455
Cavitation performance of
pump impellers with different
leading edge vane profiles
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Ballroom F
Ryman Ballroom D
62
of Wyoming, Laramie, Laramie, WY
(DLR), Brunswick, Germany; M.
Ruetten, German Aerospace Center
(DLR), Göttingen, Germany
M. Wallraff, T. Leicht, German
Aerospace Center (DLR),
Braunschweig, Germany; M.
Lange-Hegermann, RWTH Aachen
University, Aachen, Germany
S. Collicott, Purdue University, West Institute, San Antonio, TX
Lafayette, IN; A. Stern, Southwest
Research Institute, San Antonio, TX;
J. Gedmark, Commercial Spaceflight
Federation, Washington, DC
Z. Wang, L. Shi, Iowa State
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0460
A PNPM-CPR Method for
Navier-Stokes Equations
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0465
Differential Reynolds Stress
Modeling for Aeronautics
H. Luo, Y. Xia, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh, NC; R. Nourgaliev,
Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls,
ID; C. Cai, New Mexico State University,
Las Cruces, NM
B. Henwood, NASTAR Center,
Southampton, PA
1030 hrs
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Lynx Development and Status Preparing Payloads and
K. Rodway McKee, XCOR Aerospace, People for Sub-Orbital
Inc., Mojave, CA
Research Missions Considerations, Planning, and
Spaceflight Training
Updates on Commercial Sub-Orbital Science Flights
S. Sohrab, Northwestern University,
Evanston, IL
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0467
On a Scale Invariant Model of
Statistical Mechanics, Kinetic
Theory of Ideal Gas, and
Riemann Hypothesis
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0461
A Hermit WENO
Reconstruction-based
Discontinuous Galerkin Method
for the Euler Equations on
Tetrahedral Grids
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0466
Generation of Divergence-Free
Synthetic Turbulent Velocity
Fields for LES/CAA Applications
R. Cécora, Braunschweig Technical
University, Braunschweig, Germany; A. Sescu, R. Hixon, University of
B. Eisfeld, German Aerospace Center Toledo, Toledo, OH
R. Jelic, Air Force Institute of
(DLR), Braunschweig, Germany;
Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB,
A. Probst, Braunschweig Technical
OH; S. Sherer, Air Force Research
University, Braunschweig, Germany;
OH; R. Greendyke, Air Force Institute S. Crippa, German Aerospace Center
(DLR), Braunschweig, Germany; R.
of Technology, Wright-Patterson
Radespiel, Braunschweig Technical
AFB, OH
University, Braunschweig, Germany
Chaired by: S. COLLICOTT, Purdue University and J. COHEN, NASA Headquarters
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Activities of the Sub-Orbital
Southwest Research Institute’s Projected Global Markets for
Applications Researchers
Sub-Orbital Research Initiative: Sub-Orbital Reusable Launch
Group (SARG) of the
First Flights in Next-Gen
Vehicle Experiments
A. Nelson, XCOR Aerospace, Inc.,
Commercial Spaceflight
Suborbital
Mojave, CA
D. Durda, Southwest Research
Federation (CSF)
94-GPSE-3
R. Hartmann, German Aerospace
Center (DLR), Braunschweig,
Germany
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0459
Higher-Order and Adaptive
Discontinuous Galerkin
Methods with Shock-Capturing
Applied to Transonic Turbulent
Delta Wing Flow
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids II
Turbulent, Compressible CFD Applications and Validation Studies
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0458
Numerical Flux Functions for
RANS-k-omega Computations
with a Line-Preconditioned
p-Multigrid DG Solver
Chaired by: N. GEORGIADIS, NASA Glenn Research Center and R. BOND, Sandia National Laboratories
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0462
AIAA-2012-0463
AIAA-2012-0464
Verification and Validation of A Coupled Heat Exchanger
Simulation of Various Turret
RANS Turbulence Models in
Boundary Condition for Pre- Configurations at Subsonic
Commercial Flow Solvers
Design of Air-Intake Positions and Transonic Flight Conditions
J. Freeman, C. Roy, Virginia
B. Eisfeld, German Aerospace Center Using OVERFLOW
93-FD-26
P. Persson, University of California,
Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
Chaired by: H. HUYNH, NASA Glenn Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0457
AIAA-2012-0456
Robust Computation of
High-Order Navier-Stokes
Turbulent Flows Using a
Simulations Using a Sparse
Line-Based Discontinuous
Discontinuous Galerkin Method
N. Burgess, D. Mavriplis, University
Galerkin Method
92-FD-25
Ryman Studio M
Ryman Studio L
63
Marineau, CUBRC, Buffalo, NY
T. Wadhams, M. MacLean, M.
Holden, CUBRC, Buffalo, NY
Research Center, East Hartford,
CT; W. Dawes, R. Cant, University
Kingdom
L. Zhang, V. Yang, Georgia Institute
Chaired by: T. O’BRIEN, Aerojet and C. SEGAL, University of Florida
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0478
AIAA-2012-0479
Flow Dynamics and Mixing
DDES of a Supersonic Coaxial
of a Sonic Jet into Supersonic Helium Jet
P. Cocks, United Technologies
Crossflow
97-HABP-4
D. Shin, A. Hamed, University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
J. Feldman, ERC, Inc., Moffett Field,
CA; M. Gasch, NASA Ames Research
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0472
Advanced Rigid Ablative
J. Karl, A. Gordon, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0481
HyHypervelocity Testing of a
Dual-mode Scramjet
P. Donde, V. Raman, University of
Texas, Austin, Austin, TX; K. Lin,
Taitech, Inc., Beavercreek, OH; C.
Carter, Air Force Research Laboratory,
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0482
LES Based Studies of Jet in
Supersonic Crossflow
N. Wukie, P. Orkwis, M. Turner,
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
OH; M. Bahaj, Y. Boukerkour,
French Air Force Academy, Salon-deProvince, France
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0483
Bleed Hole Simulations
for Shock Wave Boundary
Interactions
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0477
Computational ViscoplasticityBased Modeling of Stress/
Strain Response in
Thermomechanical Fatigue
Loads
Supersonic Mixing/Injection
R. Freitas, L. Fernandes, M.
Mendonca, Technological Institute
Campos, Brazil; A. Pantaleão, R.
Flatschart, Vale Solutions in Energy,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0476
Computational Evaluation of
Labyrinth Seal Configurations
Experimental and Computational Efforts I
A. Caswell, S. Roy, Spectral Energies,
LLC, Dayton, OH; X. An, S. Sanders,
University of Wisconsin, Madison,
Madison, WI; J. Hoke, Innovative
Scientific Solutions, Inc., Dayton, OH;
F. Schauer, J. Gord, Air Force Research
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0471
High-Bandwidth H2O
Absorption Sensor for
Measuring Pressure, Enthalpy,
and Mass Flux in a PulsedDetonation Combustor
Hypersonic Measurement for RCS and TPS testing
D. Cresci, C. Tsai, R. Foelsche, ATK,
J. Boles, Taitech, Inc., Beavercreek, OH, Ronkonkoma, NY; C. Goyne, M.
OH; M. Hagenmaier, Air Force Research Smayda, University of Virginia,
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; Charlottesville, Charlottesville, VA
K. Hsu, Innovative Scientific Solutions,
Inc., Dayton, OH
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0480
Hybrid LES/RANS Simulations
of Shock-Distorted Injection
Plumes
W. Lin, K. Sreenivas, R. Webster,
D. Hyams, National Center for
Computational Engineering,
Chattanooga, TN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0475
Effect of Casing and Tip
Modifications on the
Performance of an Axial Flow
B. Casaday, A. Ameri, J. Bons, Ohio Stage
Chaired by: S. SUBRAMANIAN, QuEST ASE, Inc.
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0473
AIAA-2012-0474
Parametric Study of Scaling
Effect of Hot Streaks on Ash
Effects on Thermal Barrier
Deposition in an Uncooled
Coating Turbine Blades Erosion Turbine Vane Passage
96-GTE-3
Chaired by: J. KEGELMAN, NASA Langley Research Center and K. KONTIS, University of Manchester
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0469
AIAA-2012-0470
AIAA-2012-0468
Recent Experimental Studies
A Modified Point-Diffraction Review of Basic Research
Interferometry for Shock Tube and Development Programs of High Speed Boundary Layer
Conducted in the LENS
Transition in LENS Facilities to
Airfoil Testing
M. Kashitani, Y. Yamaguchi, D.
Facilities in Hypersonic Flows Further the Development of
Miyazaki, G. Oki, National Defense M. Holden, T. Wadhams, M.
Predictive Tools for Boundary
Academy, Yokosuka, Japan
MacLean, A. Dufrene, E. Mundy, E. Layer Transition in Flight
95-GT-3
Jackson D
Lincoln D
Ryman Studio JK
64
A. Clare, M. Cummings, L.
Bertuccelli, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Cambridge, MA
University, Blacksburg, VA; E.
Gustafson, SDA, Reston, VA; O.
Ohanian, AVID, LLC, Blacksburg, VA
A. Shekhawat, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY
Spakovsky, Virginia Polytechnic
Blacksburg, VA
G. Esposito, H. Chelliah, University of
Virginia, Charlottesville, Charlottesville,
VA
OH; J. Doty, T. Wu, ; M. Bash, PC
Krause and Associates, Inc., West
Lafayette, IN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0498
High-Dimensional Model
Representation of Ignition and
Non-premixed Extinction Limits
J. Mengers, J. Powers, University of of Mixtures of Hydrogen and
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Carbon Monoxide Burning in Air
Chaired by: Y. IKEDA and E. LYNCH, Pratt & Whitney
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0497
AIAA-2012-0496
Bayesian experimental design Model Reduction for Reactionfor synthesis gas combustion Diffusion Systems: Bifurcations
K. Braman, V. Raman, University of in Slow Invariant Manifolds
102-PC-7
G. Gvozdich, P. Weise, M. von
Spakovsky, Virginia Polytechnic
Blacksburg, VA
E. Kivelevitch, K. Cohen, M. Kumar,
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
J. Stern, K. Cohen, University of
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Numerical Analysis of
Nanoscale Materials Graduate
Award (Open Topic)
M. Cannella, University of Colorado, B. Davis, University of Colorado,
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Rocket Propulsion/Propellants
and Fluids Graduate Award
(Open Topic)
Graduate Award Presentations
N. Ernest, K. Cohen, University of
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0489
FLC-based Landing Approach
and Collision Avoidance Path
Planning for Multiple Aircraft
and Runways
T. Wu, University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL; J. Zumberge, M. Wolff,
Air Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; E. Lin, ANSYS, Inc.,
Pittsburg, PA; H. Huang, X. Jia, General
Electric Company, Vandalia, OH
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0494
Electromagnetic Design of
Aircraft Synchronous Generator
with High Power Density
S. Weiher, M. Ihme, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0499
Characterization of Mixing and
Ignition Effects in Flow-Reactor
Facilities Using a Particle
Method
M. Christensen, S. Pal, R.
Woodward, R. Santoro, Pennsylvania
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0500
Flow Reactor Autoignition
Studies of Isooctane at
High Pressures and Low to
Intermediate Temperatures
Combustion Chemistry
T. Wu, University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL; J. Zumberge, M. Wolff,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0493
Design of Electrical
Accumulator Unit (EAU) Using
Ultracapacitor
A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0501
Ignition Delay Times of Jet-A/
Air Mixtures
J. Doty, A. Doty, University of
Dayton, Dayton, OH; J. Camberos,
K. Yerkes, Air Force Research
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0495
Design of TemporallyBifurcated Dynamic Electrical
System for Maximum
Metastable Response with
Minimal Thermal Load
INVENT I - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
C. Sabo, University of Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, OH
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
Dynamic Pickup and Delivery
Problems with Cooperative UAVs
Graduate Award (Open Topic)
Chaired by: M. WOLFF, Wright State University and K. YERKES, Air Force Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0490
AIAA-2012-0491
AIAA-2012-0492
INVENT: Study of the Issues
INVENT: Mission-Integrated
Development of Surrogate
Involved in Integrating a
Optimization of a Tip-to-Tail Models for an Aircraft
Directed Energy Weapons
High Performance Aircraft
Synchronous Generator
J. Zumberge, Air Force Research
Subsystem into a High
System
Performance Aircraft System P. Weise, G. Gvozdich, M. von
100-MDO-3/AD-6
Davis, Davis, CA
0930 hrs
Oral Presentation
Fracture and Reliability
in Engineering Materials
M. Blaylock, University of California, Graduate Award (Open Topic)
Chaired by: R. ANDINO, AIAA
0900 hrs
Oral Presentation
John Leland Atwood Graduate
Award
99-ISC-4
University, Norfolk, VA; A. AlShehabi, Aleppo University, Aleppo,
Syrian Arab Republic
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0488
Optimized Fuzzy Market-Based
Solution to the Multiple Traveling
Salesmen Problem Using Particle
Swarm Optimization
Intelligent Systems in Aerospace I
Chaired by: C. TSCHAN, The Aerospace Corporation and K. KOCHERSBERGER, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0485
AIAA-2012-0486
AIAA-2012-0487
AIAA-2012-0484
Development of UAV Trajectory Identifying Suitable Algorithms Smart material actuators as a Fuzzy Logic Clustering of
Multiple Traveling Salesman
Management System Based on for Human-Computer
means of UAV flight control
T. Probst, K. Kochersberger, Virginia Problem for Self-Crossover
Collaborative Scheduling of
Fuzzy Logic Concepts
B. Newman, Old Dominion
Multiple Unmanned Vehicles Polytechnic Institute and State
Based Genetic Algorithm
98-IS-1
Jackson A
Ryman Studio R
Hermitage C
Ryman Studio HI
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R. Hanson, J. Jeffries, Stanford
D. Xu, D. Lacoste, D. Rusterholtz,
C. Laux, École Centrale de Paris,
Chatenay-Malabry, France
for Scientific Research (CNRS),
Chatenay-Malabry, France
Chaired by: S. MACHERET, Lockheed Martin Corporation and I. ADAMOVICH, Ohio University
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0507
AIAA-2012-0508
AIAA-2012-0509
Studies of Fast Ionization
Investigation of the
Ultrafast Heating in
Nanosecond Discharges in
Wave Discharges at High Pulse Hydrodynamic Expansion
Following a Nanosecond
Atmospheric Pressure Air
Repetition Rates
K. Takashima, I. Adamovich, Ohio
Repetitively Pulsed Discharge D. Rusterholtz, D. Xu, G. Stancu, D.
Lacoste, C. Laux, National Center
in Air
105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Princeton, NJ
Cambridge, United Kingdom
J. Kok, B. De Jager, University of
Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0506
Modeling of a Turbulent
Methanol Spray Flame by
Means of an Eulerian Droplet
J. Kariuki, D. Cavaliere, C. Letty, E. Model and a Reaction Progress
Mastorakos, University of Cambridge, Variable Combustion Model
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0505
A comparison of the blow-off
behaviour of swirl-stabilized
premixed and spray flames
Turbulent Combustion
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0511
Plasma Decay in Air Excited
by High-Voltage Nanosecond
Discharge
A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
Princeton, NJ
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0510
Fast Nonequilibrium Plasma
Thermalization in N2-O2
Mixtures at Different Pressures
1130 hrs
Oral Presentation
Combustion and Diagnostics:
Challenges and Opportunities
(invited)
J. Edwards, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH C. Li, Air Force Office of Scientific
Research, Arlington, VA
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Advanced Supercritical Fuels
(invited)
Nanosecond Excitation Discharges in Gases
W. Roquemore, Air Force Research
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Evolution of Gas Turbine
Combustion Research Under
the Sponsorship of Dr. Julian
Tishkoff (invited)
P. Allison, J. Driscoll, M. Ihme,
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
Ann Arbor, MI
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0504
Acoustic Behavior of a
Partially-Premixed Gas Turbine
Model Combustor
Chaired by: C. CARTER, Air Force Research Laboratory and J. GORD, Air Force Reseach Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Some Advances in Kinetics
Evolution of Laser-Based
High-speed internal-flow
and Transport in Flames from Combustion Diagnostics:
mixing and combustion in
Absorption and Fluorescence complex geometries (invited)
1985-2010 (invited)
C. Law, Princeton University,
P. Dimotakis, California Institute of
(invited)
104-PC-9/AMT-5
Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom B. Rankin, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN; D. Blunck, B. Kiel, Air
Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; J. Gore, Purdue
Chaired by: D. GLAZE, Sandia National Laboratories
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0503
AIAA-2012-0502
Infrared Radiation and
Response of two acoustically
Acoustic Characteristics of
excited turbulent premixed
flames to an imposed phase lag Combustion Instabilities in
N. Worth, J. Dawson, University of
Turbulent Premixed Flames
103-PC-8
Cheekwood GH
Magnolia Ballroom
Jackson B
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W. Meeks, J. Rovey, Missouri
A. Lemal, M. Perrin, A. Bourdon, C.
Laux, École Centrale de Paris, Chatenay- Rolla, MO
Malabry, France; E. Renaud, P. Tran,
EADS Astrium Space Transportation, Les
Mureaux, France
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0514
Numerical Modeling of Pulsed
Inductive Plasma Formation
Numerical Simulations of Plasma
Lincoln C
Hermitage A
K. Cooper, C. McLemore, NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center,
Huntsville, AL; T. Anderson, Raytheon
Company, Huntsville, AL
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0521
An Experimental Study
of a H2-O2 Flame Based
Superheated Steam Generator
for Coal Gasification
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0522
Performance and Emission
Characteristics of a Small-Scale
Gas Turbine Engine Fueled
with Ethanol/Jet A Blends
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0524
Measurements in a Combustor
Operated on Alternative Liquid
Fuels
B. Simmons, South Dakota School L. Jiang, P. Kolhe, R. Taylor, A.
of Mines and Technology, Rapid
Agrawal, University of Alabama,
City, SD; A. Agrawal, University of
Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0523
Flow and Dropsize Measurements
in Highly Viscous Alternate Fuel
Spray Flames
Alternative Fuels and Energy Systems
G. Lakanen, Laurentian University,
Sudbury, Canada; D. Boucher,
L. Sigurdson, NORCAT, Sudbury,
Canada; M. Timusk, Laurentian
University, Sudbury, Canada
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0518
Development of an Intelligent
Measure While Drilling System
for Planetary Drills
Extraterrestrial Tools and Instrumentation
R. Gejji, A. Sane, I. Sircar, B. Rankin, C. Mendez, R. Parthasarathy, S.
T. Dent, ; A. Agrawal, University of S. Meyer, J. Gore, Purdue University, Gollahalli, University of Oklahoma,
Norman, Norman, OK
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL West Lafayette, IN
Chaired by: S. AGGARWAL, University of Illinois, Chicago
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0519
AIAA-2012-0520
Comparative Analysis of Three Implementation of
Different Wind Turbine Blades Thermoelectric Power
P. Das, University of Wisconsin,
Generation Model in
Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Analysis
108-TES-2
Roberts, M. Viel, J. Atwell, W. Sorel, Roberts, J. Kutchaw, J. Atwell, W.
NORCAT, Sudbury, Canada
Sorel, NORCAT, Sudbury, Canada
Chaired by: D. LINNE, NASA Glenn Research Center and D. CLARK, Lockheed Martin Corporation
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0516
AIAA-2012-0517
AIAA-2012-0515
An Automated End Effector for Evolution of a Mini Coring Tool Cases for Freeform Fabrication
on the International Space
for Sample Acquisition
Use with ISRU Tools
D. Boucher, R. Theiss, J. Kutchaw, D. D. Boucher, M. Viel, R. Theiss, D.
Station and Beyond
107-SRU-2
Ryman Ballroom C
Jackson E
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288-PP-2
0900 - 1200 hrs
B. Karami Halashi, H. Luo, North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC;
D. Spicer, Drexel University, Philadelphia,
PA; P. MacNiece, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD
Chaired by: S. WU, University of Alabama, Huntsville
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0513
AIAA-2012-0512
A Discontinuous Galerkin Method Reduced atomic collisionalfor Magnetohydrodynamics on radiative model for VUV radiation
prediction in Earth’s reentry
Arbitrary Grids
106-PDL-10/WIG-8
67
C. Kirchberger, G. Schlieben, A.
Hupfer, H. Kau, Technical University
of Munich, Garching, Germany
D. Bianchi, F. Nasuti, M. Onofri,
University of Rome “La Sapienza”,
Rome, Italy
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0533
Radius of Curvature Effects
on Throat Thermochemical
Erosion in Solid Rocket Motors
X. Chi, C. Wanko, T. Shih, Purdue
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0527
Effects of Turbulence Modelling
in Predicting Flow and Heat
Transfer in a Coolant Passage
Lined with Pin Fins and
Pedestals
University of Auckland, Auckland,
New Zealand
H. Hamilton, K. Weilmuenster, NASA
Langley Research Center, Hampton,
VA; F. DeJarnette, North Carolina
State University, Raleigh, NC; G.
Inger, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, Blacksburg, VA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0535
Approximate Method for
Computing the Effect of
a Finite Catalytic Wall on
Laminar Heating Rates in an
Equilibrium-Air Flowfield
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, R. Storey, S. Norris, K. Stol, J. Cater, State University, Portland, OR
Golden, CO; L. Martinez, S. Leonardi, University of Auckland, Auckland,
University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez,
New Zealand
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; G. Vijayakumar,
J. Brasseur, Pennsylvania State
University, University Park, PA
S. Lee, M. Churchfield, P. Moriarty,
National Renewable Energy
Laboratory, Golden, CO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0540
Atmospheric and Wake
Turbulence Impacts on Wind
Turbine Fatigue Loadings
Wind Plant Aerodynamics
A. Anna, I. Boyd, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0534
Computation of Surface
Catalysis for Graphite Exposed
to High-Enthalpy Nitrogen
Flow
Ablation I
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0529
K-distribution Methods for
Radiation Calculations in High
Pressure Combustion
A. Williams, P. Vorobieff, A.
Mammoli, University of New Mexico, G. Pal, M. Modest, University of
Albuquerque, Albuquerque, NM
California, Merced, Merced, CA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0528
Effect of Slip Flow on Heat
Transfer: Numerical Analysis
Heat Transfer I
Chaired by: M. CHURCHFIELD, National Renewable Energy Laboratory and L. CASTILLO, Texas Tech University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0536
AIAA-2012-0537
AIAA-2012-0538
AIAA-2012-0539
Modeling Gusts Moving
Large-Eddy Simulations of
A 3x3 wind turbine array
Dynamically Controlled Wind under stratied conditions
Through Wind Farms
Wind-Plant Aerodynamics
S. Norris, R. Storey, K. Stol, J. Cater, M. Churchfield, S. Lee, P. Moriarty,
Turbines using Actuator Discs Z. Wilson, B. Camp, R. Cal, Portland
111-WE-3
G. Papadopoulos, N. Tiliakos, ATK, E. Farbar, I. Boyd, University of
Ronkonkoma, NY; C. Thomson, ATK, Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI;
Clearfield, UT
A. Martin, University of Kentucky,
Lexington, Lexington, KY
Chaired by: D. KUNTZ, Sandia National Laboratories and F. LAI
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0531
AIAA-2012-0532
Real-Time Ablation Recession Modeling Ablation of Charring
Rate Sensor System for
Heat Shield Materials for NonAdvanced Reentry Vehicles
continuum Hypersonic Flow
110-TP-8
Chaired by: M. KEYHANI and E. SHORT, Raytheon Company
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0526
AIAA-2012-0525
Radiation Modeling in
Fluidized-Bed Coal Combustion on Film Cooling in a
J. Cai, M. Modest, University of
Hydrocarbon/GOX Rocket
California, Merced, Merced, CA
Combustion Chamber
109-TP-7
A. Hewitt, J. Baker, M. Sharif, University
of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0530
A Computational Study of
Natural Convection Heat Transfer
in an Cylindrical Enclosure with a
Fixed Disk Shaped Obstruction
Lincoln A
Hermitage D
Hermitage B
68
New Horizons Forum Tuesday Panel-Cultivating 21st Century Spacecraft, Aircraft, and Air/Space Traffic Management
of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX
A. Hahn, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
Chaired by: M. MOORE, NASA Langley Research Center
1430 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0546
AIAA-2012-0547
Vehicle Sketch Pad Structural Application of Cart3D to
Analysis Module Enhancements Complex Propulsion-Airframe
Integration with Vehicle Sketch
for Wing Design
A. Chaput, S. Rizo-Patron, University Pad
113-AD-7
C. Haddad, J. Majdalani, University
Tullahoma, TN
Chaired by: W. SCHUSTER, Honeywell International, Inc.
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0541
AIAA-2012-0542
Transverse Wave Oscillations Low Frequency Combustion
in Liquid Rocket Engines with Instabilities Imaged in a Gas
Variable Injection
Turbine Combustor Flame Tube
112-AA-4
J. Temme, P. Allison, J. Driscoll,
Ann Arbor, MI
William Pomerantz
Vice President of Special Projects
Virgin Galactic
289-LNCH-1
1200 - 1400 hrs
Panelists:
J. Lourier, G. Reichling, M. Stöhr,
M. Di Domenico, B. Noll, M. Aigner,
Stuttgart, Germany
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0548
Parametric Geometry
for Propulsion-Airframe
Integration
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0549
Towards a Unified Framework
using CPACS for Geometry
Management in Aircraft Design
M. Moore, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Vehicle Sketch Pad Software
Demonstration
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0545
Numerical Analysis of Probe
Microphones Used for
Thermoacoustic Measurements
Conceptual Aircraft Design Geometry Tools
B. Donald, W. Baars, C. Tinney,
University of Texas, Austin, Austin,
TX; J. Ruf, NASA Marshall Space
Flight Center, Huntsville, AL
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0544
Acoustic characterization of
sub-scale rocket nozzles
Vicki Cox
Senior Vice President, NextGen & Operations
Federal Aviation Administration
R. Denney, J. Tai, D. Mavris, Georgia A. Rizzi, M. Zhang, Royal Institute
R. McDonald, California Polytechnic Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA of Technology (KTH), Stockholm,
Sweden; B. Nagel, D. Boehnke,
State University, San Luis Obispo, CA
Hamburg, Germany
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
VSP Directions; Advancing
Vehicle Sketch Pad MultiFidelity and Multi-Physics
Analysis in Conceptual Design
J. Xu, Beihang University, Beijing,
China; C. Tam, S. Parrish, Florida
State University, Tallahassee, FL
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0543
On Indirect Combustion Noise
Combustion Noise
Awards Luncheon
Daniel Dumbacher
Deputy Associate Administrator for Human Exploration
NASA
Moderator: Patti Grace Smith, Aerospace Consultant and former FAA Associate Administrator for Commercial Space Transportation, FAA, Patti Grace Smith Consulting, LLC
101-NHF-4
0930 - 1200 hrs
Cheekwood AB
Ryman Studio PQ
James Hileman
Principal Research Engineer
MIT Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Washington B
69
R. Graves, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH L. Iqbal, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0552
Multidisciplinary Design
and Optimization (MDO)
Methodology for the Aircraft
Conceptual Design
E. Nielsen, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA; B. Diskin, National
Institute of Aerospace, Hampton, VA
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Combustion gas sensing by
hyperspectral absorption
spectroscopy (invited)
Austin, TX
D. Johnson, Self, Madison, AL; W.
Vaughan, University of Alabama,
Huntsville, Huntsville, AL
S. Warning, R. LeBeau, Saint Louis
University, Saint Louis, MO; C.
Palotai, University of Central Florida,
Texas, Austin, Austin, TX; N. Parsons, Orlando, FL; X. Deng, University of
California, Santa Barbara, Santa
D. Levin, Pennsylvania State
Barbara, CA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0561
An Examination of the
Local Dynamics of Ice Giant
Atmospheric Phenomena
Terrestrial and Extra-Terrestrial Atmospheric Phenomena and Modeling
M. Brown, Air Force Research
B. Lee, Colorado State University,
S. Sanders, University of Wisconsin, I. Burns, University of Strathclyde,
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Fort Collins, CO; K. Lehmann,
Madison, Madison, WI
Glasgow, United Kingdom
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, S. Wagner, Technical University of
VA; A. Yalin, Colorado State
Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany;
University, Fort Collins, CO
A. Awtry, Neumann Systems Group,
Colorado Springs, CO; B. Fisher,
Tuscaloosa, AL; J. Fleming, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC;
V. Ebert, National Metrology Institute of
Germany, Braunschweig, Germany
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0556
Spatially Resolved In Situ TDLAS
Measurement of Absolute H2O
and OH Mole Fraction in a
Laminar 2D Diffusion Flame
(invited)
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Diode laser induced
fluorescence for combustion
diagnostics (invited)
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0554
Discrete Adjoint-Based Design
for Unsteady Turbulent
Flows on Dynamic Overset
Unstructured Grids
T. Zill, P. Ciampa, B. Nagel, German
Aerospace Center (DLR), Hamburg,
Germany
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0553
Multidisciplinary Design
Optimization in a Collaborative
Distributed Aircraft Design
System
Chaired by: W. VAUGHAN, University of Alabama in Huntsville and N. O`CONNOR, NASA Langley Research Center
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0557
AIAA-2012-0558
AIAA-2012-0559
AIAA-2012-0560
Numerical Simulation of a
Realistic Turbulence Inflow
How Atmospheric
DSMC Simulations of the
Tornado Generating Supercell Generation for Wind Turbine Thermodynamic Parameters Plasma Bombardment on Io’s
F. Proctor, N. Ahmad, NASA Langley Design
and Model Atmospheres Have Sublimated and Sputtered
Research Center, Hampton, VA; F.
Y. Wang, S. Basu, North Carolina
Been Used to Help Engineering Atmosphere
Limon Duparcmeur, Metis Technical State University, Raleigh, NC; L.
in Aerospace Launch Vehicle C. Moore, A. Walker, D. Goldstein,
Solutions, Hampton, VA
Manuel, University of Texas, Austin, Design & Development
P. Varghese, L. Trafton, University of
117-ASE-2
R. Hanson, J. Jeffries, Stanford
Chaired by: S. KEARNEY, Sandia National Laboratories and A. STEINBERG, University of Toronto
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0555
Oral Presentation
Combustion and Propulsion
Application of Diode-LaserUltraviolet Cavity Ring-Down
Sensors Using Tunable Diode Based Measurements in
Spectroscopy for Trace Species
Laser Absorption (invited)
Hypersonic Flows (invited)
Detection (invited)
115-AMT-6/PC-10
N. Secco, B. Mattos, Technological
Institute of Aeronautics (ITA), São
José dos Campos, Brazil
Chaired by: J. MERRET, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0551
AIAA-2012-0550
Wing-Fuselage Drag Prediction Aerodynamic Sensitivity
Analysis for a Proposed
Using Artificial Neural
Aircraft Design Change
Networks
114-AD-8/MDO-4
Cheekwood F
Magnolia Ballroom
Ryman Studio R
70
1600-1700 hrs
1500-1600 hrs
1400-1500 hrs
Panelists:
Leigh Christian
Business Development
Amtec Corporation
Huntsville, AL
Reece Lumsden
Consultant
Shoreline, WA
Zachary Krevor
Senior Systems Engineer, Dream Chaser Program
Sierra Nevada Corporation
Louisville, CO
Panel Discussion: Career Positioning, A discussion and perspectives on what are the current and future needs in the aerospace field
Steven Cerri
Principal at STCerri International
San Ramon, CA
Transitioning Into Management: Making that transition from the technical to managerial
Dutch Driver
Principal at Choragus Consulting
Huntsville, AL
Communication Across the Ages: Understanding the communication differences across the generations - how to effectively speak and listen
Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career & Workforce Development Workshop II
Moderator: Steven Cerri, Principal at STCerri International, San Ramon, CA
119-CW-2
1400 - 1700 hrs
S. Posey, S. Kodiyalam, NVIDIA,
Santa Clara, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0565
Large-Scale Blast Calculations
on GPU Clusters
GPU Benchmarking and Applications I
R. Lohner, F. Camelli, George Mason
University, Fairfax, VA; J. Baum,
SAIC, McLean, VA; A. Corrigan, Naval
A. Corrigan, K. Kailasanath, J. Liu, R.
Ramamurti, D. Schwer, Naval Research Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
Laboratory, Washington, DC; J. Dahm,
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann
Arbor, MI
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0564
A Hybrid Grid Compressible Flow
Solver for Large-Scale Supersonic
Jet Noise Simulations on MultiResearch Laboratory, Washington, DC GPU Clusters
Chaired by: G. PATNAIK and C. LI, Aerojet
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0563
AIAA-2012-0562
GPU Progress of Sparse Matrix Efficient Utilization of a CPUSolvers for Applications in
GPU Cluster
G. Patnaik, A. Corrigan, Naval
Computational Mechanics
118-CS-1
71
E. Shima, K. Kitamura, Japan
(JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0571
New approaches of
efficient and time accurate
compressible CFD for unsteady
low Mach number flows
S. Guzik, Lawrence Livermore
G. Stipcich, C. Liu, University of
National Laboratory, Livermore, CA; Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
P. McCorquodale, P. Colella, Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory,
Berkeley, CA
Chaired by: W. LIOU, Western Michigan University and A. CARY, The Boeing Company
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0574
AIAA-2012-0575
AIAA-2012-0576
A Freestream-Preserving
High-order mixed weighted
Modified Fourier Spectral
High-Order Finite-Volume
compact and non-compact
Method for Non-periodic CFD
H. Fu, P. Lu, C. Liu, University of
Method for Mapped Grids with scheme for shock and small
Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
Adaptive-Mesh Refinement
length scale interaction
122-FD-29
A. Jemcov, Self, Halifax, Canada; H. Boeing Company, Saint Louis, MO
Jasak, Wikki, Ltd., London, United
Kingdom
Chaired by: R. LOHNER and A. DORGAN, The Boeing Company
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0569
AIAA-2012-0570
Entropy Stable MultiA Reduced Dissipation
dimensional Dissipation
Approach for Unsteady Flows
Function for the Roe Scheme on Unstructured Grids
C. Winkler, A. Dorgan, M. Mani, The
on Unstructured Meshes
121-FD-28
Research and Flow Technology, Inc., F. Pinna, P. Rambaud, G. Serino, von
E. Hassan, H. Aono, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; J. Pipersville, PA
Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics,
Boles, Taitech, Inc., Beavercreek, OH;
Brussels, Belgium
D. Davis, Air Force Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; W. Shyy,
Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Chaired by: S. POL, Los Alamos National Laboratory and P. VOROBIEFF
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0567
AIAA-2012-0568
AIAA-2012-0566
Numerical computations of
Multi-Scale Turbulence Model Improved Methodology for
RANS Modeling of High-Speed hypersonic boundary layer
in Simulation of Supersonic
Crossflow Part 2: Inclined
roughness induced transition
Turbulent Scalar Mixing
K. Brinckman, S. Dash, Combustion on a flat plate
Injection
120-FD-27
H. Yee, NASA Ames Research Center,
Moffett Field, CA; B. Sjogreen,
Laboratory, Livermore, CA; A.
Hadjadj, CORIA, Saint-Étienne-duRouvray, France
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0577
Comparative Study of Three
High Order Methods for LES
of Temporally Evolving Mixing
Layers
High Resolution Computational Methods
D. Jones, J. Mueller, Queen Mary
S. Torbert, R. Lohner, George Mason University of London, London, United
Kingdom
University, Fairfax, VA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0573
CFD Development with
Automatic Differentiation
Innovative Numerical Algorithms and Flux Formulas
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0572
Checkpointing Schemes for
Adjoint Methods and Strongly
Unsteady Flows
Special Session: Turbulence in High-Speed Flows II
Ryman Ballroom BE
Lincoln D
Jackson F
72
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0580
Optical diagnostics investigation
of wake flow fields behind
geometrically modified turrets
S. Jameson, Lockheed Martin
S. George, Draper Laboratory,
Corporation, Fort Worth, TX; M.
Cambridge, MA
Chang, Lockheed Martin Corporation,
Cherry Hill, NJ; H. Youngren,
AeroCraft Consulting, Portland, ME;
W. Roberts, North Carolina State
R. Del Rosario, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH; M. Guynn,
Hampton, VA
G. Barrows, T. Young, C. Neely,
Centeye, Inc., Washington, DC; S.
Humbert, University of Maryland,
College Park, College Park, MD
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0586
Vision Based Hover in Place
M. Ol, K. Granlund, Air Force
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0587
Abstraction of Aerodynamics
of Flapping-Wings: Is it QuasiSteady?
DARPA Nano Air Vehicle (Invited)
K. Kubo, T. Nishiaoka, R. Isozumi, Y.
Miyazato, University of Kitakyushu,
Kitakyushu, Japan
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0582
Effect of Boundary Layer
on Choked Flow through a
Rectangular Convergent Nozzle
Experimental Aerodynamics
M. Keennon, K. Klingebiel, H. Won,
AeroVironment, Inc., Simi Valley, CA
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0588
Development of the Nano
Hummingbird: A Tailless
Flapping Wing Micro Air
Vehicle
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Technical Challenges to
Reducing Thrust Specific
Energy Consumption
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Reducing Subsonic Transport
Weight
Center, Hampton, VA
D. Bulzan, NASA Glenn Research
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Reducing Harmful Emissions
from Subsonic Transport
K. Taminger, NASA Langley Research M. Hathaway, NASA Glenn Research Aircraft
NASA Subsonic Fixed Wing: Fundamental Technical Challenges
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0585
On the design and
development of a coaxial nano
rotorcraft
Chaired by: R. WAHLS, NASA Langley Research Center and G. FOLLEN, NASA Glenn Research Center
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1400 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Overview of Technical
Systems Analysis and MDAO Reducing Subsonic Transport
Challenges for Energy
Efficient, Environmentally
for Advanced Subsonic
Drag
M. Rogers, NASA Ames Research
Compatible Subsonic Transport Transport Aircraft
W. Haller, NASA Glenn Research
Aircraft
125-GEPC-1
Research Projects Agency, Arlington,
VA; C. Martin, Institute for Defense
Analysis, Arlington, VA; R. Tun,
CENTRA Technology, Arlington, VA; V.
Castelli, CTO, Inc., Arlington, VA
Chaired by: T. HYLTON and M. OL, Air Force Reseach Laboratory
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0583
AIAA-2012-0584
The DARPA Nano Air Vehicle Lockheed Martin’s SAMARAI
Nano Air Vehicle: Challenges,
Program
T. Hylton, Defense Advanced
Research, and Realization
124-FD-31
K. Gompertz, J. Bons, J. Gregory,
C. Bonilla, K. Gompertz, J. Bons,
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Ohio State University, Columbus, OH; R. Haynes, K. Lynch, P. Cross, B.
S. Park, C. Kim, Konkuk University, Thurow, A. Ahmed, Auburn University,
Seoul, South Korea
Auburn, AL
Chaired by: D. TROOLIN, TSI Incorporated and W. LAI, TSI, Inc.
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0579
AIAA-2012-0578
Passive Trip Evaluation Using Rotorcraft Airfoil Performance
Near Critical Mach Number
Infrared Thermography
123-FD-30
C. Miller, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; D. Lockard,
Hampton, VA
1700 hrs
Oral Presentation
Reducing Community
Perceived Noise from Subsonic
Transport Aircraft
Ryman Ballroom F
Ryman Studio L
Ryman Ballroom D
73
Virginia, Charlottesville, VA; C.
Traphahn, University of Illinios,
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0598
AIAA-2012-0599
Lagrangian Parcel Volume
Estimation of a Turbulence
Method for Particle Surface
Model in Cavitation and Aeroacoustic Flows with a Variable
Flux
J. Mickey, E. Loth, University of
Rotational Frame
Y. Obikane, S. Khelladi, F. Bakir,
F. Margnat, Paris Institute of
Technology, Paris, France
Livermore National Laboratory,
Livermore, CA; G. Allen, ERC, Inc.,
Moffett Field, CA; E. Venkatapathy,
NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett
Field, CA
128-GTE-4
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0591
Development of a
DYNASWIRL® Phase
Separator for Space
Applications
S. Nomura, T. Kaneko, K.
Komurasaki, University of Tokyo,
Chiba, Japan
J. Barata, P. Manquinho, A. Silva,
Portugal
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0600
Identification of Gas Turbine
Ground Vortex Formation
Regimes
R. Hyers, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst,
MA
J. Sargent, I. Caird, G. Ma, Norwich
University, Northfield, VT
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0597
Control and Monitoring System
for an Inductively Coupled
Plasma Torch System
Experimental and Computational Efforts II
A. Alexeenko, M. Kulakhmetov, A.
Weaver, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN; J. Mihaly, California
Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA;
M. Adams, Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institute of Technology,
Pasadena, CA; A. Rosakis, California
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0596
Feasibility of Non-Equilibrium
Hypersonic Flow Measurements
at the Small Particle
Hypervelocity Impact Range
Advanced Hypersonic Testing Capabilities
MA
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Fluid Flow Effects in
Microgravity Materials
D. Matson, Tufts University, Medford, Processing
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0592
Controlled Convection During
Microgravity Solidification
Microgravity Fluid Physics I
Kadambi, Y. Kamotani, Case Western X. Wu, G. Chahine, Dynaflow, Inc.,
W. Meyer, R. Sicker, NASA Glenn
Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
Research Center, Cleveland, OH;
Jessup, MD
J. Cohen, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; T. Lorik, J.
Eustace, L. Chestney, K. Bambakidis,
Zin Technologies, Cleveland, OH; F.
Chiaramonte, NASA Headquarters,
Washington, DC
Chaired by: D. WISHART, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne and S. GOGINENI
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0593
AIAA-2012-0594
AIAA-2012-0595
X-Ray Computed Tomographic Comparison of MSL RCS
Development of Highly
Inspection of Thermal
jet computations with flow
Sensitive and Spatially
Protection System Materials
visualization and velocimetry Resolved Laser Absorption
D. Empey, Sierra Lobo, Inc., Moffett C. Johansen, L. Novak, B. Bathel, S. Spectroscopy for Plasma Wind
Field, CA; D. Schneberk, Lawrence Ashcraft, P. Danehy, NASA Langley Tunnel Measurement
127-GT-4
Patton, A. Bruzas, Zin Technologies,
Cleveland, OH
Chaired by: B. MOTIL, NASA Glenn Research Center and B. ANTAR, University of Tennessee
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0590
AIAA-2012-0589
Dynamic Response of
Development of Packed Bed The International Space
Reactor ISS Flight Experiment Station (ISS) Light Microscopy Passive Cyclonic Separator in
B. Motil, E. Rame, NASA Glenn
Module (LMM) Present Results Microgravity
Research Center, Cleveland, OH; M. and Future Capabilities
N. Hoyt, M. Kang, A. Kharraz, J.
126-GPSE-4
Cheekwood C
Ryman Studio JK
74
A. Jalali, C. Ollivier Gooch, University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
University, Stanford, CA; G. Mungal, University, College Station, TX
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara,
CA; R. Hanson, Stanford University,
Stanford, CA
Supersonic Combustion
J. Dannenhoffer, Syracuse University,
Aerospace, Hampton, VA; J. Thomas, Syracuse, NY
E. Nielsen, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
State University, Raleigh, NC
N. Grady, R. Pitz, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, TN; C. Carter, Air Force
Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH; K. Hsu, Innovative Scientific
Chaired by: J. BELLAN, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology and J. AUSTIN, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0611
AIAA-2012-0612
AIAA-2012-0613
AIAA-2012-0614
LES/RANS Simulation of
Combustion characteristics of Feasibility of One-Dimensional UV Raman Scattering
an inlet/supersonic combustor Rotational and Vibrational
Measurements of Supersonic
a Supersonic Combustion
model
Raman in High Speed Flames Reacting Flow over a Piloted,
Experiment
A. Potturi, J. Edwards, North Carolina M. Gamba, V. Miller, Stanford
A. Bayeh, A. Karpetis, Texas A&M
Ramped Cavity
131-PC-11
H. Thornburg, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH University, Blacksburg, VA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0610
Correlation of Grid Quality
Metrics and Solution Accuracy
for Supersonic Flows
Grid Quality Metrics Related to Solution Accuracy
C. Lafountain, P. Italiano, K. Cohen,
Space Institute (IAE), São José
Dayton, Dayton, OH; J. Camberos, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
dos Campos, Brazil; R. d’Amore,
OH
Technological Institute of Aeronautics Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
(ITA), São José dos Campos, Brazil
Chaired by: C. OLLIVIER GOOCH, University of British Columbia and J. DANNENHOFFER, Syracuse University
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0606
AIAA-2012-0607
AIAA-2012-0608
AIAA-2012-0609
Overview of the PETTT Workshop A Truncation Error-Based
Accuracy Assessment of
Effects of mesh regularity
on Mesh Quality/Resolution,
Approach to Understanding and Finite Volume Discretizations on accuracy of finite-volume
Practice, Current Research, and Improving Mesh Quality in CFD of Diffusive Fluxes on
schemes
A. Choudhary, C. Roy, Virginia
B. Diskin, National Institute of
Future Directions
Unstructured Meshes
130-MVC-2
K. Lee, University of Kwandong,
Kwandong, South Korea; S. Singh,
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las
Vegas, NV
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0605
Hazard Exposure Reduction
Using Genetic Fuzzy Path
Planning
Intelligent Systems in Aerospace II
Chaired by: K. KOCHERSBERGER, Virginia Polytechnic and State University and C. TSCHAN, The Aerospace Corporation
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0602
AIAA-2012-0603
AIAA-2012-0604
AIAA-2012-0601
Commonality Analysis of Space Data-Driven Stochastic Model
I/O Based Variable Structure Accelerating robust 3D pose
Systems Using a Multiobjective Development for Unknown
Model Reference Adaptive
estimation using c*-images
Satellite Formation Control in A. Gerlach, B. Walker, University of Genetic Algorithm
Data Sources
A. Zigiotto, Aeronautics and
J. Doty, M. Fuqua, University of
Elliptic Orbits
129-IS-2
Jackson B
Hermitage C
Ryman Studio NO
75
S. Dooley, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
N. De Lucca, E. Jumper, S. Gordeyev, G. Crahan, M. Rennie, L. Rapagnani, B. Neiswander, E. Matlis, T. Corke,
E. Jumper, University of Notre
Dame, IN
Dame, Notre Dame, IN; S. Gogineni, Dame, IN
Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH
Chaired by: M. RENNIE and T. MADDEN, Air Force Research Laboratory
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0623
AIAA-2012-0624
AIAA-2012-0625
The Study of Aero-Optical
Aerodynamic Shaping of
Geometric Optimization of a
and Mechanical Jitter for Flat Spherical Turrets to Mitigate Cylindrical Plasma Adaptive
Window Turrets
Aero-Optic Effects
Optic Lens
134-PDL-11
National Laboratory, Livermore, CA
Chaired by: H. CHELLIAH, University of Virginia and H. IM, University of Michigan
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0619
Development of surrogate fuel Computer-Aided Construction An Experimentally Validated
mechanisms for conventional of High-Fidelity Fuel Chemistry Surrogate Fuel for the
Combustion Kinetics of S-8,
and biofuels
Models
W. Pitz, C. Westbrook, M. Mehl,
W. Green, Massachusetts Institute of a Synthetic Paraffinic Jet
S. Sarathy, Lawrence Livermore
Aviation Fuel
133-PC-13
Company, Niskayuna, NY
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0616
Pulsed Detonation Engines in
the Choked Flame Regime
J. Karnesky, E. Anderson, National
Research Council, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH; F. Schauer, Air Force
R. Driscoll, W. Stoddard, A. St.
George, B. Romanchuk, D. Munday, Research Laboratory, WrightE. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati, Patterson AFB, OH; J. Hoke,
Cincinnati, OH
Dayton, OH
Chaired by: R. SCHULZ, MIRATEK and C. LI, Aerojet
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0615
Oral Presentation
Parametric Study of Direct
A Status Report on Pressure
Detonation Initiation from
Gain Combustion Processes
Shock Transfer Through a
and Applications
V. Tangirala, General Electric
Crossover Tube
132-PC-12/HABP-5
V. Iyer, Pennsylvania State University,
University Park, PA; S. Dooley, Princeton
University, Princeton, NJ; S. Iyer,
Pennsylvania State University, University
Park, PA; F. Dryer, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ; T. Litzinger, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA;
C. Mordaunt, Bucknell University,
Lewisberg, PA; R. Santoro, Pennsylvania
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0621
Emulating the Sooting Propensity
of JP-8 with Surrogate Fuels from
Solvent Mixtures
Aero-Optics
D. Davidson, W. Ren, S. Pyun,
R. Hanson, Stanford University,
Stanford, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0620
Experimental Database for
Development of a HiFiRE JP-7
Surrogate Fuel Mechanism
Combustion Chemistry of Surrogate Fuels
M. Bockelie, B. Van Otten, M.
Denison, A. Sarofim, Reaction
Engineering International, Salt Lake
City, UT; S. Anderson, University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City,
UT; J. Bozzelli, New Jersey Institute
of Technology, Newark, NJ
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0622
Toward a Pressure-Dependent
Detailed Chemical Kinetic
Model for JP-10 Combustion
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0618
Front Shock Behavior of Stable
Detonation Waves Propagating
Through Rectangular Crosssection Curved Channels
D. Schwer, K. Kailasanath, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC H. Nakayama, T. Moriya, J.
Kasahara, University of Tsukuba,
Tsukuba, Japan; A. Matsuo, Keio
University, Yokohama, Japan; I.
Funaki, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0617
Feedback into Mixture
Plenums in Rotating
Detonation Engines
Cheekwood GH
Jackson A
Jackson D
76
Cleveland, OH
America, Cape Canaveral, FL; G.
O’Neil, NASA Kennedy Space Center,
Cape Canaveral, FL; B. Kutter, United
Launch Alliance, Centennial, CO
Research, Cleveland, OH; S.
Gokoglu, NASA Glenn Research
V. Nayagam, K. Sacksteder, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,
OH; A. Paz, NASA Johnson Space
Center, Houston, TX
M. Benton, The Boeing Company, El
Segundo, CA; R. Bamford, Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, United
Kingdom; T. Todd, Culham Science
Centre, Abingdon, United Kingdom;
B. Bingham, Rutherford Appleton
Laboratory, Didcot, United Kingdom
Research Center, Cleveland, OH; U. Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,
OH
Hegde, National Center for Space
Exploration Research, Cleveland, OH
R. Balasubramaniam, National Center
for Space Exploration Research,
Cleveland, OH; S. Gokoglu, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH;
U. Hegde, National Center for Space
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0638
Modeling of Melt Growth
during Carbothermal
Processing of Lunar Regolith
L. Sibille, ASRC Aerospace
Corporation, Cape Canaveral, FL; J.
Dominguez, NASA Kennedy Space
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0639
Joule-heated Molten Regolith
Electrolysis Reactor Concepts
for Oxygen and Metals
Production on the Moon and
Mars
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0633
Modular Space Vehicle
Architecture for Human
Exploration of Mars Using
Artificial Gravity and MiniMagnetosphere Crew Radiation
Shield
Regolith Resource Extraction Processes
P. Visscher, Ontario Drive & Gear,
New Hamburg, Canada; B. Jones,
Neptec Design Group, Kanata,
Canada
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0632
Continued Development of
Juno Rover
Chaired by: J. KLEINHENZ, NASA Glenn Research Center and E. SANTIAGO-MALDONADO, NASA Kennedy Space Center
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0634
AIAA-2012-0635
AIAA-2012-0636
AIAA-2012-0637
Analysis of Water Extraction Experimental Measurements of Evaluation of Heat
Cassigranian Concentrator for
Heat Transfer Rates Through a Recuperation in a Concentric ISRU Material Processing
from Lunar Regolith
U. Hegde, R. Balasubramaniam,
Lunar Regolith Simulant in a Hydrogen Reduction Reactor A. Colozza, QinetiQ North America,
National Center for Space Exploration Vibro-Fluidized Reactor Oven D. Linne, J. Kleinhenz, NASA Glenn Cleveland, OH; K. Sacksteder, NASA
137-SRU-3
J. Koster, University of Colorado,
Chaired by: A. GALE, The Boeing Company and M. BENTON, The Boeing Company
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0629
AIAA-2012-0630
AIAA-2012-0631
Solar Power Satellite
Thermal Optimization and
Design Study for a Mars
Demonstration System
Assessment of a Long Duration Geyser Hopper
S. Oleson, M. McGuire, G. Landis,
for Lunar and Planetary
Cryogenic Propellant Depot
R. Honour, R. Kwas, QinetiQ North NASA Glenn Research Center,
Exploration
136-SEC-1
Systems Engineering I
Space Exploration and Colonization Vehicles, Logistics, and Facilities
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0628
Design Under the step_SATdb
and QuickSAT, a web based and
open source satellite design
automation environment for
Responsive Space
Dayton, Dayton, OH; J. Camberos, A. Santangelo, sci_Zone, Rio
J. Doty, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH; J. Camberos, K.
Rancho, NM
Yerkes, P. Lamm, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Chaired by: J. EILER, Stellar Solutions, Inc.
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0627
AIAA-2012-0626
Initial Development of
Statistical Sample Size
Determination for Uncertainty Statistically Based Validation
Quantification and Error
Process for Computational
Control in Validation of
Simulation
J. Doty, J. Craven, University of
Simulation Experiments
135-SE-1
Jackson E
Lincoln E
Jackson C
77
Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
South Korea; J. Brown, NASA Ames
A. Bansal, A. Feldick, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA;
M. Modest, University of California,
Merced, Merced, CA
State University of New York,
Buffalo, NY; A. Dufrene, M. Holden,
CUBRC, Buffalo, NY; P. Desjardin,
State University of New York,
Buffalo, NY
Chaired by: A. ALEXEENKO, Purdue University and M. WINTER, University of California, Santa Cruz
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0649
AIAA-2012-0650
AIAA-2012-0651
Modeling of Spreading of
Simulation of Hypersonic
Effect of Surface Catalysis on
Flow and Radiation over a
Measured Heat Transfer in an
Meteor Fragments
C. Park, Korea Advanced Institute of Mars Reentry Vehicle Using
Expansion Tunnel Facility
Science and Technology, Daejeon,
M. MacLean, E. Marineau, R. Parker,
OpenFOAM
141-TP-10
Varghese, University of Texas, Austin,
A. Munafò, M. Kapper, von Kármán
Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-Saint- Austin, TX
Genèse, Belgium; J. Cambier, Air Force
Research Laboratory, Edwards AFB, CA;
T. Magin, von Kármán Institute for Fluid
Dynamics, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium
S. Summers, R. Greendyke, Air
Force Institute of Technology, Wright- D. Andrienko, Moscow Institute of
Patterson AFB, OH
Physics and Technology, Moscow,
Russia; S. Surzhikov, Russian Academy
of Sciences, Moscow, Russia; J. Shang,
Wright State University, Dayton, OH
A. ElAshry, Cairo University, Cairo,
Egypt; A. Ibrahim, American
University, Cairo, Cairo, Egypt; E.
Khalil, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0646
Improvement of Natural
Ventilation in South-Facing
Rooms Located in Top Floors in
Cairo, Egypt
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0653
Three-Dimensional Radiative
Heating of Descent Space Vehicle
Based on Spherical Harmonics
Method with Unstructured Grids
Aerothermodynamics I
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0652
Improved Collision Modeling
for Direct Simulation Monte
Carlo
Non-Equilibrium Flows II
R. Amano, Z. Xu, University of
A. Choudhuri, University of Texas, El M. Rahman, M. Ruvalcaba, N. Love, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
Paso, El Paso, TX
A. Choudhuri, University of Texas, El WI; A. Coffey, Harley Davidson,
Milwaukee, WI
Paso, El Paso, TX
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0645
Determination of Aerodynamic
Correlation Parameters of a
Vehicle
Energy and Thermal Management
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0644
Effect of Bed Height, Bed
Diameter and Particle Shape
on Minimum Fluidization in a
M. Ruvalcaba, M. Rahman, N. Love, Gas-Solid Fluidized Bed
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0643
Numerical Modeling of GasSolid Fluidized Bed Dynamics
with Spherical Particles
Chaired by: W. YUEN, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and S. ROY, University of Florida
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0647
AIAA-2012-0648
Investigation of Nonequilibrium Generation of a Hybrid DSMC/
Effects in Axisymmetric Nozzle CFD Solution for Gas Mixtures
and Blunt Body Nitrogen
with Internal Degrees of
Flows by Means of a Reduced
Freedom
Rovibrational Collisional Model K. Stephani, D. Goldstein, P.
140-TP-9
E. Khalil, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt;
A. Medhat, Housing Building Research
Center, Cairo, Egypt; M. Yafaie, S.
Morkos, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
Chaired by: N. SYRED, Cardiff University
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0642
AIAA-2012-0641
Comparative Study of Air
On Predicting Energy
Consumption in Administrative Distribution Systems in Offices:
Buildings: Neural Network
Species Concentration
E. Khalil, M. Fouad, G. Youanas,
Applications
139-TES-3
Hermitage D
Hermitage B
Ryman Ballroom C
78
A. Tropina, National Highway and
Automobile University, Kharkov,
Ukraine; M. Shneider, R. Miles,
K. Khodataev, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Boulder, Boulder, CO; N. Kelley, B.
Jonkman, National Renewable Energy
Laboratory, Golden, CO; R. Frehlich,
Cooperative Institute for Research and
Environmental Sciences, Boulder, CO
Tucson, AZ; P. Beran, Z. Goff, Air
R. Randall, S. Shkarayev, University J. Fleming, Techsburg, Inc.,
of Arizona, Tucson, Tucson, AZ
Christiansburg, VA; E. Goossen,
Honeywell International, Inc.,
Albuquerque, NM; S. Tweedie, M.
Langford, W. Ng, Techsburg, Inc.,
Christiansburg, VA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0668
Development of an Air
Data System for Ducted Fan
S. Shkarayev, G. Maniar, R. Randall, L. Wilson, P. Kozak, A. Scherwinski, Unmanned Aircraft
Chaired by: V. BHAGWANDIN, Army Reseach Laboratory
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0666
AIAA-2012-0667
Kinematics of Free-flight
Flow Interactions around a
Ornithopters
Rapidly-Pitching MAV Wing
144-APA-19
Russia; I. Kochetov, Troitsk Institute
for Innovation and Thermonuclear
Research (TRINITI), Troitsk, Russia;
A. Aleksandrov, Moscow State
University, Moscow, Russia
J. Park, L. Manuel, University of
Texas, Austin, Austin, TX; S. Basu,
Raleigh, NC
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0659
Large-Eddy Simulation for
Stable Boundary Layer Wind
Fields and Associated Wind
Turbine Loads
B. Tolkunov, V. Chinnov, L. Polyakov, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University,
S. Godin, V. Kutlaliev, D. Kutuzov,
Princeton, NJ
S. Goryachev, A. Efimov, Russian
Russia
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0665
Periodic Pulse Discharge
Self-focusing and Streamerto-Spark Transition in UnderA. Klimov, V. Bityurin, A. Grigirenko, critical Electric Field
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0664
Plasma-Assisted Oxidation of
Aluminum Dusty Particles in
Water Steam
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Designs/Tests
A. Kuranov, Hypersonic Systems
Research Institute, Saint Petersburg,
Russia; V. Bychkov, Moscow State
University, Moscow, Russia; A.
Savarovskiy, Hypersonic Systems
Research Institute, Saint Petersburg,
Russia
A. Clifton, S. Schreck, G. Scott, N.
Kelley, National Renewable Energy
Laboratory, Golden, CO; J. Lundquist,
Boulder, CO
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0658
Turbine Inflow Characterization
at the National Wind Technology
Center
Plasma Formation & Chemistry I
P. Pratapa, H. Nguyen, L. Manuel,
TX
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0657
Alternative Procedures for the
Simulation of Thunderstorm
Downbursts and Associated
E. Simley, L. Pao, University of Colorado, Wind Turbine Loads
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0656
LIDAR Wind Speed
Measurements of Evolving
Wind Fields
Atmospheric Physics and Inflow
Chaired by: B. GANGULY, Air Force Research Laboratory and S. STARIKOVSKAIA, École Polytechnique, Palaiseau
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0660
AIAA-2012-0661
AIAA-2012-0662
AIAA-2012-0663
Humid Air Breakdown Fields in Influence of turbulent
Discharge processes in a
Kinetics of Exhaust Gas
pulsations on the deviation
stratosphere and mesosphere Light Components in Upper
Lower Stratosphere
V. Bychkov, S. Volkov, Russian
from ionization equilibrium
during a thunder-storm
Atmosphere
143-WIG-9/PDL-12
C. Watters, University of Québec,
R. Newsom, Pacific Northwest
Montréal, Canada; P. Leahy,
National Laboratory, Richland, WA
University College Cork, Cork, Ireland
Chaired by: A. CLIFTON and L. MANUEL, University of Texas, Austin
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0655
AIAA-2012-0654
Dual-Doppler Lidar for
Influence of wind direction
Measurement of Wind Turbine
in the downscaling of wind
speeds from numerical
Inflow-Outflow and Wake
Effects
weather prediction
142-WE-4
Ryman Ballroom A
Hermitage A
Lincoln A
79
E. Tejnil, S. Rogers, NASA Ames
Defense Systems, Ltd., Haifa, Israel
Manchester, Manchester, United
Kingdom
Transonic, Supersonic, & Hypersonic Aerodynamics
Applied Analytical/CFD with Correlation to Experiment I
2012 AIAA/SAE William Littlewood Memorial Lecture
H. Milton Stewart
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering Director, Air Transportation Laboratory
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA
John-Paul Clarke
Associate Professor,
Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
Lecturers:
The Lectureship honors individual who have made contributions to the field of civil air transportation which are considered of current interest and major importance.
148-LECT-2
1730 - 1830 hrs
D. Estruch-Samper, Imperial College
London, London, United Kingdom
Chaired by: S. MCPARLIN; R. GOSSE, Air Force Research Laboratory and M. CALVERT, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command
1530 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0675
AIAA-2012-0676
Axisymmetric flare-induced
Micro-Ramps in Mach 5
separation of high-speed
Hypersonic Flow
transitional boundary layers M. Saad, K. Kontis, University of
147-APA-22
University Park, PA
Chaired by: J. DEBONIS, NASA Glenn Research Center and A. MAJAMAKI, The Aerospace Corporation
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0672
AIAA-2012-0673
AIAA-2012-0674
One-Equation Transition
CFD Assessment of Forward
A Novel Approach for Design
Closure for Eddy-Viscosity
Booster Separation Motor
of In-flight Nose Release for a
Ignition Overpressure on ET XT High Velocity Missile
Turbulence Models in CFD
J. Coder, M. Maughmer,
Y. Dagan, E. Arad, Rafael Advanced
718 Ice/Frost Ramp
146-APA-21
T. Yechout, U.S. Air Force Academy, University, Xi’an, China
Colorado Springs, CO; M. Avila Diaz,
Guatemalan Air Force, Guatemala
City, Guatemala; E. Bryant, U.S. Air
Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
Aerodynamic Design Methodologies II
Chaired by: L. AUMAN, Army Armament Research, Engineering and Development Center and F. COTON, University of Glasgow
1500 hrs
1530 hrs
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0670
AIAA-2012-0671
AIAA-2012-0669
Improving Adjoint-Based
Application of Optimization
‘The Rakelet’ - A Wingtip
Aerodynamic Optimization via Under Uncertainty: 2-D
Modification Approach to
Improve Endurance, Range
Gradient-Enhanced Kriging
Tractor-Trailer Base Flaps
Z. Han, Northwestern Polytechnical J. Freeman, C. Roy, Virginia
and Fuel Savings
145-APA-20
Ryman Studio HI
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Studio DE
80
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0679
Supersonic Impinging Jets
V. Phong, S. Taghavi Nezhad, F.
Liu, D. Papamoschou, University of
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0681
Noise Reduction of a Turbofan
Bleed Valve
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0687
A Virtual Aerospace
Crashworthiness Modeling
T. Lammering, K. Franz, K. Risse, R. Platform: Part I, Substantiation
Hoernschemeyer, E. Stumpf, RWTH Water Ditching Trials
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0686
Aircraft Cost Model for
Preliminary Design Synthesis
Aircraft Design Tools II
D. Allgood, NASA Stennis Space
Center, Stennis Space Center, MS;
G. Saunders, Jacobs, Tullahoma,
TN; L. Langford, Lockheed Martin
Corporation, Stennis Space Center,
MS
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0680
Reduction of Altitude Diffuser
Jet Noise Using Water Injection
Jet Noise II
Al Romig
Vice President and General Manager, Lockheed Martin Skunk Works
New Horizons Forum Wednesday Keynote
Wednesday
Waypoint Texas Exhibit Reception
W. Londenberg, E. Keen, P.
R. Haimes, M. Drela, Massachusetts Seattle, WA; D. Garmendia, Georgia Gelhausen, AVID, LLC, Yorktown, VA Aachen University, Aachen, Germany J. Gretsch, M. Henry, M. Jivani,
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
M. Liwanag, A. Rogers, A. Smisko,
MA
D. Wolf, A. Siddens, J. Bayandor,
Chaired by: W. ANEMAAT, DARcorporation
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0683
AIAA-2012-0684
On The Construction of Aircraft Parametric Control Surface
Modeling During Early Design
Conceptual Geometry for
High-Fidelity Analysis and
Stages in Pacelab(TM) Suite
M. Emeneth, PACE America, Inc.,
Design
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0685
Development of a Conceptual
Aerodynamic Analysis Tool AVID APEX
J. Erwin, N. Sinha, Combustion
J. Nichols, F. Ham, S. Lele, Stanford Research and Flow Technology, Inc.,
University, Stanford, CA; J. Bridges, Pipersville, PA
NASA Glenn Research Center,
Cleveland, OH
150-AD-9
P. Mora Sanchez, J. Kastner, D.
Munday, N. Heeb, E. Gutmark,
OH; J. Liu, K. Kailasanath, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
Chaired by: P. MORRIS, Pennsylvania State University
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0678
AIAA-2012-0677
Aeroacoustics of a supersonic
The Impact of Heat on the
rectangular jet: Experiments
Near and Far-Field Pressure
Skewness in Supersonic Jets and LES predictions
149-AA-5
283-NHF-5
0800 - 0900 hrs
290-RECPT-1
1830 - 2000 hrs
M. Liwanag, J. Gretsch, M. Henry,
M. Jivani, A. Rogers, A. Smisko,
D. Wolf, A. Siddens, J. Bayandor,
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0688
A Virtual Aerospace
Crashworthiness Modeling
Platform: Part II, Interactive
Fluid-Solid Modeling Strategies
R. Fontaine, G. Elliott, J. Austin, J.
Freund, University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign, Urbana, IL
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0682
Design and Demonstration of
a New Small-Scale Jet Noise
Experiment
Cheekwood F
Ryman Studio PQ
Exhibit Hall
81
K. Long, B. Porter, T. Garbeff, Aerospace
Computing, Inc., Mountain View, CA; S.
Schery, L. Chen, NASA Ames Research
L. Jenkins, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
B. Jansen, University of Mississippi, J. Naughton, University of Wyoming, A. Steinberg, University of Toronto,
University, MS; K. Viswanathan, The Laramie, Laramie, WY
Toronto, Canada; C. Arndt, U. Stopper,
Boeing Company, Seattle, WA
W. Meier, German Aerospace Center
(DLR), Stuttgart, Germany
M. Ol, Air Force Research Laboratory,
K. Lowe, R. Simpson, Virginia
University, Blacksburg, VA; T. Neale,
Arnold Engineering Development
Center, Arnold AFB, TN
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0693
A laser-Doppler velocimeter
system for near-field velocity
vector measurements in large
facilities
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Micro Air Vehicle Aerosciences:
Measurement Techniques vs.
Analysis and Computation
(invited)
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0698
Diagnostic requirements for
the development of lowemission, fuel-flexible gas
turbine combustors (invited)
J. Strike, M. Hind, M. Singh, J.
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0696
Development, Testing, and
Validation of an Anemometer
Employing a Flush Air Data
System (FADS)
Diagnostic Requirements for Future Technologies (Invited)
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0697
Instrumentation and Test
Facility Needs for Wind Turbine
Technology Development
(invited)
T. Ecker, K. Lowe, R. Simpson,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0695
Characterizing Dynamic Flow
Conditions on Oscillating
Airfoils
Chaired by: S. BERESH, Sandia National Laboratories
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Advanced Measurement
Perspectives on Measurement
Requirements for Rotorcraft Technology Advances for
Testing - A NASA perspective Aeroacoustic Applications
(invited)
(invited)
K. Lowe, R. Simpson, Virginia
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0694
Novel Laser Doppler
Acceleration Measurements of
Particle Lag Through a Shock
Wave
Velocimetry Techniques and Applications
F. Moore, L. Moore, Aeroprediction,
Inc., King George, VA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0692
An Approximate Method to
Calculate Nonlinear Rolling
Moment Due to Differential
Fin Deflection
Aerodynamic Prediction Methods
153-AMT-8
Nashville, TN; A. ElBaz, Helwan
University, Cairo, Egypt
Chaired by: D. FOURGUETTE, Michigan Aerospace Corporation
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
A New Velocity Method: N2O Recent advances in laser
Molecular Tagging Velocimetry Doppler velocimetry:
measuring more than just
(invited)
R. Pitz, Vanderbilt University,
velocity (invited)
152-AMT-7
Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO M. Ghoreyshi, R. Cummings, U.S. Air V. Bhagwandin, J. Sahu, Army
Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO Research Laboratory, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, MD
Chaired by: G. COOPER, Army Research Laboratory and L. LIJEWSKI, Air Force Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0690
AIAA-2012-0691
AIAA-2012-0689
Aerodynamics Modeling of A Challenges in the Aerodynamics Numerical Prediction of Pitch
Modeling of an Oscillating and Damping Derivatives for a
Maneuvering Aircraft Using
Translating Airfoil at Large
Finned Projectile at Angles of
Indicial Functions
M. Ghoreyshi, R. Cummings, U.S. Air Incidence Angles
Attack
151-AFM-4
Magnolia Ballroom
Ryman Studio NO
82
of Aeronautics (ITA), São José
dos Campos, Brazil; J. Azevedo,
Aeronautics and Space Institute
(IAE), São José dos Campos, Brazil
Center, Hampton, VA
Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; J. Humbert,
T. Broering, Y. Lian, University of
University of Maryland, College Park, Louisville, Louisville, KY
College Park, MD
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0707
Support System Effects on
the NASA Common Research
Model
Louisville, KY; W. Henshaw,
Laboratory, Livermore, CA
D. Mateescu, A. Panahi, V. Roy,
McGill University, Montréal, Canada
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0703
Analysis of Three-Dimensional
Confined Laminar Flows with
Multiple Flow Separation
Regions
Company, Huntington Beach, CA
R. Gordnier, Air Force Research
OH; P. Attar, University of Oklahoma,
Norman, Norman, OK
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0711
Aeroelastic Simulations of
an Aspect Ratio Two Flexible
Membrane Wing
J. Heeg, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1130 hrs
Oral Presentation
Unsteady aerodynamic
and aeroelastic databases
associated with the Aeroelastic
J. Vassberg, J. Slotnick, The Boeing Prediction Workshop
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Upcoming Technical Plans and
Status of the CFD Drag and
High-Lift Prediction Workshops
M. Rivers, C. Hunter, NASA Langley
J. Hannon, A. Washburn, L. Jenkins, Research Center, Hampton, VA
R. Watson, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
Chaired by: S. LEE, ASRC Aerospace Corporation and P. KRUEGER, Southern Methodist University
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0709
AIAA-2012-0710
AIAA-2012-0708
Investigation of ThreeA Framework for Interactions
Force generation of bioDimensional Low Reynolds
of Fluids and Rigid Bodies with
inspired hover kinematics
R. Vandenheede, L. Bernal, C.
Number Tandem Flapping
Arbitrary Motions
Morrison, University of Michigan, Ann Wings
Y. Lian, University of Louisville,
156-APA-25/FD-32
R. Mehta, NASA Ames Research
S. Mukherjee, S. Roy, University of
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0702
Enhancement of Lift and Drag
Characteristics of an Oscillating
Airfoil in Deep Dynamic Stall
Using Plasma Actuation
Chaired by: R. WAHLS, NASA Langley Research Center and M. ROGERS, NASA Ames Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0704
AIAA-2012-0705
AIAA-2012-0706
Surface and Flow Field
Circulation Control Model
Trapezoidal Wing Experimental
Measurements on the FAITH Experimental Database for
Repeatability and Velocity
Profiles in the 14- by 22- Foot
Hill Model
CFD Validation
K. Long, J. Bell, J. Heineck, G. Zilliac, K. Paschal, NASA Langley Research Subsonic Tunnel (invited)
155-APA-24/GT-5
J. Xiong, F. Liu, S. Luo, University of T. Ikeda, T. Atobe, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency (JAXA), Tokyo,
Japan
Chaired by: H. HU, Iowa State University and C. GAHARAN, Lockheed Martin Corporation
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0700
AIAA-2012-0701
AIAA-2012-0699
Numerical Studies of
Unsteady Aerodynamic
Computation of NACA0012
Acoustic Effects on 2D Airfoil Applications Using High-Order
Airfoil Transonic Buffet
Phenomenon with Unsteady Aerodynamics at a Low
Unstructured Grid Methods
C. Breviglieri, Technological Institute
Reynolds Number
154-APA-23
Ryman Ballroom BE
Ryman Studio DE
Ryman Studio HI
83
A. Wissink, S. Venkateswaran,
Army Aviation and Missile Research
Development and Engineering Center,
Moffett Field, CA; A. Datta, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field, CA; J.
Sitaraman, University of Wyoming,
Laramie, Laramie, WY; B. Jayaraman,
NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett
Field, CA; M. Potsdam, Army Aviation
and Missile Research Development
and Engineering Center, Moffett Field,
CA; S. Kamkar, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; R. Strawn,
Moffett Field, CA
Technology Corporation, Moffett
Field, CA; A. Wissink, J. Lim,
M. Potsdam, Army Aviation and
Missile Research Development
and Engineering Center, Moffett
Field, CA; A. Dimanlig, Science and
Field, CA
R. Sankaran, Oak Ridge National
Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN; R.
Grout, National Renewable Energy
San Jose, CA; J. Cambier, Air Force
Research Laboratory, Edwards
AFB, CA
Chaired by: F. CHEN, Aerojet and I. SENOCAK, Boise State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0720
AIAA-2012-0721
Accelerating the Computation Development of a Flow Solver
of Detailed Chemical Reaction with Complex Kinetics on the
Kinetics for Simulating
Graphic Processing Units
Combustion of Complex Fuels H. Le, San Jose State University,
R. Deleon, I. Senocak, Boise State
University, Boise, ID
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0722
GPU-accelerated Large-Eddy
Simulation of Turbulent
Channel Flows
Brandhorst, Carbon-Free Energy, LLC, (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan
Auburn, AL
159-CS-3
R. Hoffmann, A. Wheelock, D.
Ferguson, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM
D. Chandar, J. Sitaraman, D.
Mavriplis, University of Wyoming,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0723
GPU Parallelization of an
Unstructured Overset Grid
Incompressible Navier-Stokes
Solver for Moving Bodies
GPU Benchmarking and Applications II
M. Cho, T. Yoke, H. Masui, M.
Iwata, K. Toyoda, Kyushu Institute of
Technology, Kitakyushu, Japan
Space Environments I - From Lab to Orbit
B. Green, Naval Air Systems
Command, Patuxent River, MD
CREATE-AV: I
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0715
Analysis of the Stability and
Control Characteristics of the
F/A-18E Super Hornet using
the Kestrel CFD Flow Solver
Chaired by: J. PREBOLA, Aerospace Testing Alliance and N. GREEN, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0716
AIAA-2012-0717
AIAA-2012-0718
AIAA-2012-0719
The Spacecraft Charging
The Role of Electrical Potential Estimation of Electrostatic
Development of Mission
and Instrument Calibration
Barriers in LEO Spacecraft
Force on Solar Sail IKAROS in Payloads Onboard High
Laboratory: A New Frontier in Charging
Voltage Technology
Solar Wind Plasma
T. Muranaka, I. Shinohara, Japan
American Spacecraft Charging D. Ferguson, Air Force Research
Demonstration Satellite
Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM; H.
R&D
HORYU-II
158-ASE-3
Lamberson, D. McDaniel, D. Sears,
T. Tuckey, J. Utrilla, Department
of Defense High Performance
Computing Modernization Program,
Eglin AFB, FL
Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV and D. MCDANIEL, University of Alabama, Birmingham
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0713
AIAA-2012-0714
AIAA-2012-0712
Capability Enhancements in
Helios Prediction of BladeRelative Motion Simulations
Using an Overset Multi-mesh Version 3.0 of the Helios High- Vortex Interaction and Wake
Fidelity Rotorcraft Simulation of the HART II Rotor
Paradigm with Kestrel v3
S. Morton, T. Eymann, S.
B. Jayaraman, Science and
Code
157-APA-26/CS-2
Ryman Studio M
Ryman Ballroom C
84
Best Practices in Advancing Aerospace Engineering Education
Saint-Genèse, Belgium
J. Schuetz, M. Woopen, G. May,
RWTH Aachen University, Aachen,
Germany
M. Holden, M. MacLean, R. Parker,
T. Wadhams, CUBRC, Buffalo, NY
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Review of Experimental Studies
Being Conducted in LENS Shock
and Expansion Tunnels to
Evaluate the Characteristics of
Real Gas and Plasma Flows
S. Gérald, F. Renac, C. Marmignon,
ONERA, Châtillon, France; J. Ryan,
ONERA, Palaiseau, France; F. Coquel,
École Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0731
Fast time implicit-explicit
discontinuous Galerkin method
for convection dominated flow
problems
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0735
Fundamental Research on
Boundary Layer Separation
and Entropy Generation Using
a Transonic Research Turbine
G. Blois, K. Christensen, J. Best,
G. Elliott, J. Austin, M. Garcia,
M. Bragg, J. Dutton, B. Fouke,
University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign, Urbana, IL
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0736
A large-scale refractive-indexmatched flow facility for studies
of complex flow systems
Unique Flow Facilities (Invited)
M. Azab, ANSYS, Lebanon, NH; C.
Ollivier Gooch, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0730
High Order Aerodynamic
Optimization Using New
Hybrid Sequential Quadratic
Programing-Particle Swarm
Intelligence Technique
Higher-Order Methods on Unstructured Grids III
M. Ivanov, A. Maslov, Y. Bondar,
Russian Academy of Sciences,
Novosibirsk, Russia
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
High-Speed Flow Studies at
ITAM
Major Efforts in Nonequilibrium Flows (Invited)
M. Semper, B. Pruski, R. Bowersox, J. Hofferth, D. Kim, R. Bowersox, S. Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO S. Morris, J. Cameron, E. Perez,
North, Texas A&M University, College
Texas A&M University, College
Station, TX
Station, TX
Dame, IN; J. Clark, Air Force Research
Chaired by: R. BOWERSOX, Texas A&M University and G. ELLIOTT, University of Illinois
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0733
AIAA-2012-0734
AIAA-2012-0732
Repetitively Pulsed Hypersonic Hypersonic Ludwieg Tube
Freestream Turbulence
Flow Apparatus for Advanced Design and Future Usage at
Measurements in a
Continuously Variable
Laser Diagnostic Development the US Air Force Academy
R. Sanchez-Gonzalez, R. Srinivasan, R. Cummings, T. McLaughlin, U.S. Air
Hypersonic Wind Tunnel
164-FD-36
Q. Zhao, C. Sheng, University of
Toledo, Toledo, OH
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0729
A Hybridized DG/Mixed
Scheme for Nonlinear
Advection-Diffusion Systems,
N. Foster, R. Noack, Pennsylvania
Including the Compressible
State University, University Park, PA Navier-Stokes Equations
Chaired by: Z. WANG, Iowa State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0727
AIAA-2012-0728
Improvements of High-Order High-Order Overset
Unstructured Grid Schemes
Interpolation Within An
Through RBF Interpolation-II OVERFLOW Solution
163-FD-35
D. Bose, NASA Ames Research
Chaired by: E. JOSYULA, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and D. LEVIN, Pennsylvania State University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0724
AIAA-2012-0725
Modeling, Measurements,
Nonequilibrium Processes
Review of the VKI research on
and Fundamental
in Hypervelocity Flows: An
nonequilibrium phenomena in
Database Development for
Analysis of Current Modeling hypersonics
T. Magin, O. Chazot, von Kármán
Nonequilibrium Hypersonic
Approaches
G. Candler, University of Minnesota, Institute for Fluid Dynamics, RhodeAerothermodynamics
161-FD-33
A. Alter-Kranov, ABET, Baltimore, MD
R. Morgan, University of Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0726
Study of hypervelocity non
equilibrium flows in impulse
facilities
Chaired by: A. BYERLEY, U.S. Air Force Academy and D. KRAUSCHE, Florida Center for Engineering Education
0900 hrs
1030 hrs
Roundtable: ABET Updates and Best Practices for Advancing Programs
Oral Presentation
Moderator:W. Garrard, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Continuous Improvement Through Sustainable Assessment
160-EDU-2
Hermitage D
Jackson F
Lincoln C
Ryman Studio R
85
R. Schmit, F. Semmelmayer, M.
Haverkamp, J. Grove, Air Force
Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; A. Ahmed,
Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden;
S. Wallin, Swedish Defence Research
Agency (FOI), Stockholm, Sweden; A.
Johansson, Royal Institute of Technology
(KTH), Stockholm, Sweden
United Kingdom
J. Null, M. McQuilling, Saint Louis
University, Saint Louis, MO
M. Villanueva, C. Tinney, University
of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX; C.
Dolder, M. Haberman, Applied
Research Laboratories, Austin, TX
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0743
Flowfield and wall pressure
characteristics downstream
of a boundary layer suction
device
P. Lu, C. Liu, University of Texas,
P. Lu, C. Liu, University of Texas,
Chaired by: L. CASTILLO, Texas Tech University and S. MUPPIDI, University of Minnesota
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0747
AIAA-2012-0748
AIAA-2012-0749
Numerical Study on
Numerical Study on
Comparison of Intermittency
Mechanism of Multiple Ring
Randomization in Late
Detection Algorithms in a
Formation
Transitional Boundary Layer
167-FD-39
S. Hirt, K. Zaman, NASA Glenn
Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Chaired by: M. GLAUSER, Syracuse University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0741
AIAA-2012-0742
Experimental Study of
A novel modeling approach
Boundary Layer Flow Control for vortex generator jet flow
Using an Array of Rampseparation control
F. Von Stillfried, Royal Institute of
Shaped Vortex Generators
166-FD-38
H. Clark, P. Lavoie, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada; A. Naguib,
Michigan State University, East
Lansing, MI
Chaired by: R. SCHMIT, Air Force Research Laboratory and L. CATTAFESTA, University of Florida
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0738
AIAA-2012-0739
AIAA-2012-0737
Methodology and techniques Examining Passive Flow Control High-order DES and zonal LES
Devices with High Speed
for flow state estimation
of a Labyrinth Seal
and their application to the
Shadowgraph Images Around a R. Jefferson, J. Tyacke, P. Tucker,
University of Cambridge, Cambridge,
Mach 1.5 Cavity Flow Field
backward-facing step
165-FD-37/APA-27
P. Shea, M. Glauser, Syracuse
University, Syracuse, NY
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0745
a Three-Dimensional Turret
Wake with Active Flow Control
P. Bernard, University of Maryland,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0750
Vortex Dynamics in
Transitional and Turbulent
Boundary Layers
J. Chu, University of Texas, Austin,
Austin, TX
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0751
Investigation of Turbulent
Spot and Turbulent Wedge
Spreading Mechanism
Transitional and Turbulent Boundary Layers
N. Kale, C. Dutton, G. Elliott,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0744
Separation Flow Control on
a Wall Mounted Hump Using
Pneumatically Enhanced/
Deployed Actuators
Separation Control
Y. Majima, M. Motosuke, S.
Yamada, S. Honami, Tokyo
University of Science, Tokyo, Japan
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0740
Control of Backward Facing Step
Flow in Low Reynolds Number
by Synthetic Jets - Flow Structure
in Common-phase and Counterphase Injection
Backward Steps and Cavities
M. Melnick, B. Thurow, Auburn
University, Auburn, AL
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0752
a Turbulent Boundary Layer
Using Simultaneous 3-D Flow
Visualization and 2-D PIV
C. Marks, R. Sondergaard, M. Wolff,
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0746
Surface Stress Sensitive Film as
a Separation Control Sensor
Ryman Ballroom F
Ryman Ballroom D
Ryman Ballroom A
86
N. Packard, J. Bons, Ohio State
J. Hartwig, ASRC Aerospace
Corporation, Cleveland, OH; J.
McQuillen, NASA Glenn Research
C. Jagadeesh, E. Shams, H. Fasel,
Tucson, AZ
M. Hasan, R. Balasubramaniam,
Cleveland, OH
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0760
Analysis of the Pressure Rise
in a Partially Filled Liquid Tank
in Microgravity with Low Wall
Heat Flux and Simultaneous
Boiling and Condensation
D. Yoder, Aerospace Testing Alliance, R. DeLoach, C. Obara, W. Goodman, Center, Hampton, VA
Arnold AFB, TN
Hampton, VA
Chaired by: J. KEGELMAN, NASA Langley Research Center and K. MOLDER
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0763
AIAA-2012-0764
AIAA-2012-0765
Comparison of Aero Data
A Practical Methodology for
Check-Standard Testing Across
Quantifying the Random and Multiple Transonic Wind
Model Quality and Cost for
Design of Experiments and
Systematic Components of
Tunnels with the Modern
One-Factor-at-a-Time Test
Unexplained Variance in Wind Design of Experiments
R. DeLoach, NASA Langley Research
Matrix Design Approaches
Tunnel Data
170-GT-6
W. Blackmore, Portland State University,
Portland, OR; E. Kelley, Zin Technologies,
Cleveland, OH; R. Balasubramaniam,
National Center for Space Exploration
Research, Cleveland, OH; M. Weislogel,
Portland State University, Portland, OR
Chaired by: J. HOCHSTEIN, University of Memphis and J. HARTWIG
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0758
AIAA-2012-0759
Unresolved Low-g Bubble
Analysis of Screen Channel
Migration Phenomenon:
LAD Bubble Point Tests in
Peripheral Observations during Liquid Methane at Elevated
Fluids Experiments aboard ISS Temperature
169-GPSE-5
Dayton, OH; M. Visbal, Air Force
Chaired by: L. UKEILEY, University of Florida and D. WILLIAMS, Illinois Institute of Technology
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0754
AIAA-2012-0755
AIAA-2012-0753
High-Fidelity Simulations of a Closed-Loop Separation Control A study of the structure
of Unsteady Flow on an Airfoil and dynamics of laminar
Corrugated Airfoil
C. Barnes, Wright State University, at Low Reynolds Number
separation bubbles
168-FD-40/APA-28
M. Yu, Z. Wang, H. Hu, Iowa State
N. Favaregh, E. Tyler, L. Novak,
Analytical Mechanics Associates,
Hampton, VA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0766
Design of Experiments and
CFD Application to Reynolds
Number Effect
D. Stargel, D. Landman, Old
Dominion University, Norfolk, VA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0767
A wind tunnel investigation of
ship airwake/rotor downwash
coupling using design of
experiments methodologies
Formally Designed Experiments
C. Kuan, J. Sim, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI;
W. Shyy, Hong Kong University of
Science and Technology, Kowloon,
Hong Kong
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0761
Parallel, Adaptive Grid
Computing of Multiphase Flows
in Spacecraft Fuel Tanks
B. Williams, D. Landman, I. Flory,
P. Murphy, Old Dominion University,
Norfolk, VA
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0768
Effect of Systematic Error
in Forced Oscillation Testing
Techniques
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0757
The Effects of Wing Planforms
on the Aerodynamic
Performance of Thin FiniteSpan Flapping Wings
Microgravity Fluid Physics II
D. Cleaver, Z. Wang, I. Gursul,
University of Bath, Bath, United
Kingdom
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0756
Effect of Airfoil Shape on Flow
Control by Small Amplitude
Oscillations
Low Reynolds Number Airfoils and Wings
Ryman Studio L
Ryman Studio FG
87
D. Paxson, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; T. Kaemming,
Dayton, OH
R. Andriani, Technical University
of Milan, Milan, Italy; F. Gamma,
University of Rome “La Sapienza”,
Rome, Italy; U. Ghezzi, Technical
University of Milan, Milan, Italy
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0771
Parametric Analysis of Intercooled and Recuperated Aero
Engine
Research and Flow Technology, Inc.,
Pipersville, PA
M. Dhanasar, F. Ferguson, S. Williams,
L. Uitenham, North Carolina A&T
State University, Greensboro, NC; I.
Blankson, NASA Glenn Research Center,
Cleveland, OH
F. Schauer, Air Force Research
P. King, Air Force Institute of Technology,
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; J. Hoke,
Air Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; J. Tellefsen, Air Force
Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH
Computational Aspects of High Speed Flow
A. Apyan, P. Orkwis, University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; J. Benek,
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; M.
Turner, University of Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, OH
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0777
Mixed Compression Inlet
Simulations with Aspiration
High Speed Inlets/Isolaters
C. Ward, R. Miller, University of
Cambridge, Cambridge, United
Kingdom
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0773
Analysis of an RDE with
Convergent Nozzle in Preparation
for Turbine Integration
Advanced Design Concepts
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0772
Performance Analysis of an
Ejector Enhanced Pressure
Gain Combustion Gas Turbine
Chaired by: R. BAURLE, NASA Langley Research Center and R. MOEHLENKAMP, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0778
AIAA-2012-0779
AIAA-2012-0780
Unified Turbulence Modeling Turbulence Scaling in
Quasi-1D Aero-Thermodynamic
Framework for Scramjet
Flowpath Modeling of an
Supersonic Flows
A. Ingenito, C. Bruno, University of Inversely Designed Morphing
Applications
Rome “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy Hypersonic Engine Vol 1
J. Ott, S. Dash, Combustion
173-HABP-7
V. Vinogradov, V. Stepanov, Central Center, Cleveland, OH; K. Woolwine, Patterson AFB, OH
Institute of Aviation Motors, Moscow, University of Florida, Gainesville,
Gainesville, FL
Russia; N. Gurileva, M. Ivan’kin,
Central Aerhydrodynamic Institute,
Jukovski, Russia
Chaired by: F. MALO-MOLINA, Air Force Reseach Laboratory and D. MUSIELAK
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0774
AIAA-2012-0775
AIAA-2012-0776
Special Features of High
Quasi 1D Modeling of Mixed Numerical Studies for 3D
Speed Airflow Deceleration in Compression Supersonic Inlets Supersonic Cavity Based Flows
A. Rougeux, F. Malo-Molina, Air
Convergent Fixed Geometry G. Kopasakis, J. Connolly, D.
Paxson, NASA Glenn Research
Force Research Laboratory, WrightInlets
172-HABP-6
of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0770
AIAA-2012-0769
Foundational Performance
Trends in Pulsating Turbine
Performance: Pulse-Detonation Analyses of Pressure Gain
Combustion Thermodynamic
Driven Axial Flow Turbine
A. St. George, E. Gutmark, University Benefits for Gas Turbines
171-GTE-5
Jackson D
Jackson C
Cheekwood C
88
C. Merkle, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN
University of California, Irvine,
Irvine, CA
V. Shirsat, A. Gupta, University of
Maryland, College Park, College
Park, MD
J. Hu, J. Rovey, Missouri University P. Vedenin, Russian Academy of
of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO Sciences, Moscow, Russia
A. Ravaev, L. Grachev, I. Esakov,
P. Lavrov, L. Severinov, Russian
Russia
Chaired by: I. BLANKSON, NASA Glenn Research Center and A. LIKHANSKII, Tech-X Corporation
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0789
AIAA-2012-0790
AIAA-2012-0791
Experimental Investigations
Absorption and Scattering of Electromagnetic vibrator
Electromagnetic Waves by
located close to a metal
of High Voltage Pulsed
Pseudospark Discharge and
surface and fed with internal
Microwave Streamer
S. Afanas’ev, V. Bityurin, V. Brovkin, microwave radiation beam
Intense Electron Beams
176-PDL-13/WIG-10
P. Ronney, University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, CA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0784
Transient Temperature
Measurements of Combustor
Walls Enclosing a 2-D Model
Coaxial Injector
P. Lavrov, I. Esakov, A. Ravaev, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0792
Effect of real material
characteristics on properties of
linear initiators of MW discharges
on a metallized dielectric surface
of airfoil model
I. Esakov, K. Alexandrov, L. Grachev,
Russian Academy of Sciences,
Moscow, Russia
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0793
The Initial Stage of Physical
Investigations of the Gas
Electric Discharge in the QuasiOptical MW Beam in Real
Conditions
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0788
Electrospray Simulation in a
Colloid Thruster Using Particlein-Cell (PIC) Approach
Micro-Combustion and Micro-Propulsion
R. Kumar, Z. Li, A. Borner, D. Levin,
University Park, PA
J. Sisco, N. Fitzgerald, Aurora Flight
Sciences Corporation, Cambridge,
MA; A. Ghosh, K. Yu, University of
Park, MD
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0786
Development of a Combustion
Dynamic Stability Analysis
Tool Using Commercial Finite
S. Park, A. Ghosh, K. Yu, University Element Software
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0785
Heat Release Mapping in
a Laboratory Scale Dump
Combustor
Combustion Instabilities
of Maryland, College Park, College
H. Lee, A. Ghosh, Q. Diao, K. Yu,
University of Maryland, College Park, Park, MD; J. Sisco, Aurora Flight
J. Delaat, G. Kopasakis, J. Saus, C.
Sciences Corporation, Cambridge, MA
College Park, MD
Chang, NASA Glenn Research Center,
Cleveland, OH; C. Wey, ASRC Aerospace
Corporation, Cleveland, OH
Chaired by: T. JACKSON, University of Illinois and A. AGRAWAL, University of Alabama
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0787
Microscale Power Generation: UCI Liquid Film Miniature
Theoretical Performance and
It’s Not Just Big Things Made Combustor
Efficiency of a Meso-Scale
W. Sirignano, D. Dunn-Rankin,
Smaller
Thrust Chamber
175-PC-15
LLC, Tullahoma, TN
Chaired by: K. MCMANUS, General Electric Company and T. NGUYEN, Aerojet
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0782
AIAA-2012-0783
AIAA-2012-0781
Analysis of Self-Excited
Active Combustion Control for
Nonlinear Triggering of
Combustion Instability in Solid Combustion Instability using Aircraft Gas-Turbine Engines
a Combination of Two- and
- Experimental Results for
Rocket Motors
E. Jacob, G. Flandro, J. French, P.
Three-Dimensional Simulations an Advanced, Low-Emissions
Gloyer, Gloyer-Taylor Laboratories,
M. Harvazinski, G. Xia, W. Anderson, Combustor Prototype
174-PC-14
Cheekwood GH
Jackson B
Jackson A
89
A. Dikalyuk, S. Surzhikov, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia;
O. Shatalov, P. Kozlov, Y. Romanenko,
Moscow State University, Moscow,
Russia
Russia; G. Milikh, University of
Park, MD
Michael D. Griffin
Professor
University of Alabama,
Huntsville, Alabama
Cleveland, OH
Jim Chilton
Vice President
Boeing Exploration Launch Systems
Huntsville, Alabama
Inc., Montréal, Canada; J. Kovecses,
McGill University, Montréal, Canada; M.
Teichmann, CMLabs Simulations, Inc.,
Montréal, Canada
C. Gallo, J. Agui, C. Creager, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,
OH; H. Oravec, University of Akron,
Akron, OH
Chaired by: D. BOUCHER, NORCAT and J. KLEINHENZ, NASA Glenn Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0804
AIAA-2012-0805
AIAA-2012-0806
Efficient Dynamics Modeling for A Comparison Between the
Mars Surface Mobility Leading
Rover Simulation on Soft Terrain NORCAT Rover Test Results and to Sustainable Exploration
A. Azimi, McGill University, Montréal,
the ISRU Excavation System D. Linne, S. Barsi, W. Sjauwenwa, G.
Canada; D. Holz, CMLabs Simulations, Model Predictions Results
Landis, NASA Glenn Research Center,
180-SRU-4
Panelists:
Chaired by: N. RAMACHANDRAN, Jacobs Technology and M. GRIFFIN, University of Alabama, Huntsville
252-SEC-2
0900 - 1200 hrs
M. Benfield, M. Griffin, University of H. Jimenez, H. Tetik, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute, Urbana, IL
Alabama, Huntsville, Huntsville, AL Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Chaired by: S. NAGANO, The Aerospace Corporation and D. DRESS, NASA Langley Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0797
AIAA-2012-0798
AIAA-2012-0799
Flight Technology
Assessment of Operational
A Research Agenda for
Demonstrator Launch Vehicle Compatibility and Certification the Coming Renaissance in
L. Trevino, G. Schwartz, P. Paceley, Challenges of Advanced
Systems Engineering
Draper Laboratory, Huntsville, AL;
P. Collopy, Value-Driven Design
Vehicle Concepts
178-SE-2
TX
Chaired by: D. CARROLL, CU Aerospace LLC and M. SHNEIDER, Princeton University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0795
AIAA-2012-0796
AIAA-2012-0794
Modeling of an Atmospheric Nonequilibrium Radiation behind Dynamic Contraction of the
the Strong Shock Waves in
Positive Column of a Glow
Pressure Plasma Jet in a
Marsian and Titan Atmospheres: Discharge in Molecular Gas
Helium-Air Diffusion Zone
D. Breden, L. Raja, K. Miki,
M. Shneider, Princeton University,
Numerical Rebuilding of
University of Texas, Austin, Austin, Experimental Data
Princeton, NJ; M. Mokrov, Russian
177-PDL-14
E. Santiago-Maldonado, NASA
Kennedy Space Center, Cape
Canaveral, FL
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
2012 NASA Lunabotics Mining
Competition for Universities
ISRU Mobility and Infrastructure
Jim Maser
President
Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne
Canoga Park, California
The Next Logical Step: Moonbase 2025
J. Hsu, California State University,
Long Beach, CA
Systems Engineering II
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Future Trends in Systems
Engineering
Plasma and Laser Physics
Paul D. Spudis
Senior Staff Scientist
Lunar and Planetary Institute
Houston, Texas
Jackson E
Hermitage C
Ryman Studio JK
R. Lightfoot
Director
NASA Marshall Spaceflight Center
Huntsville, Alabama
Hermitage A
90
M. Bergkoetter, S. Danczyk, E.
Felix, E. Coy, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Edwards AFB, CA
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0808
A Finite Element Approach for
Multidimensional Inverse Heat
Conduction
M. Howard, B. Blackwell, Sandia
National Laboratories, Albuquerque,
NM
S. Loehle, University of Stuttgart,
Stuttgart, Germany; J. Frankel,
Knoxville, TN
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0809
Physical Insight into System
Identification Parameters
Applied to Inverse Heat
Conduction Problems
J. Park, L. Manuel, University of
Texas, Austin, Austin, TX; S. Basu,
Raleigh, NC
Lavely, Pennsylvania State University, Brasseur, E. Patterson, M. Kinzel,
University Park, PA; M. Churchfield,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, University Park, PA
Golden, CO; M. Kinzel, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA; P.
Moriarty, National Renewable Energy
Laboratory, Golden, CO; E. Paterson,
Pennsylvania State University, University
Park, PA
T. Moeller, R. Rhodes, University
Tullahoma, TN; M. Conner, Aerospace
Testing Alliance, Arnold AFB,
TN; M. May, Arnold Engineering
Development Center, Arnold AFB, TN
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0811
Prediction and Experimental
Measurement of Stagnation
Temperature in an
Afterburning Turbojet Exhaust
R. Rai, H. Gopalan, S. Heinz, J.
D. Berg, B. Resor, Sandia National
Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM;
Z. Wright, C. Halse, A. Crowther,
Romax Technology, Boulder, CO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0820
Wind Turbine Structural Path
Stress & Fatigue Reductions
Resulting from Use of Active
Aerodynamic Load Control
Wind Turbine Aeroelasticity
Ablation II
J. Plewa, B. Elkins, J. Frankel, M.
Keyhani, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0810
Heat Transfer Analysis Via
Rate Based Sensors
Heat Transfer II
Chaired by: S. SCHMITZ, University of California, Davis and S. SCHRECK, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0816
AIAA-2012-0817
AIAA-2012-0818
AIAA-2012-0819
Toward Understanding
Considerations in coupling
Comparing Unsteady Loadings A Study of the Sensitivity of
Characteristics of the Stable
LES of the atmosphere to CFD on Wind Turbines Using
Wind Turbine Response to
Boundary Layer that Influence around wind turbines
TurbSim and LES Flow Fields Inflow Temporal and Spatial
G. Vijayakumar, J. Brasseur, A.
A. Lavely, G. Vijayakumar, J.
Wind Turbine Loads
Resolution
183-WE-5
Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville,
Ann Arbor, MI
FL; R. Gosse, Air Force Research
Chaired by: D. KUNTZ, Sandia National Laboratories and P. YEE, The Aerospace Corporation
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0813
AIAA-2012-0814
AIAA-2012-0815
2-D Thermal Ablation Using
Modeling of ablation gases for An Element Potential Based
Time-Implicit Discontinuous
the Stardust re-entry vehicle Chemical Equilibrium
A. Martin, University of Kentucky,
Solver for Gas/Surface
Galerkin Method
Lexington, Lexington, KY; I. Boyd,
A. Bhatia, S. Roy, University of
Thermochemistry
182-TP-12
X. Chi, T. Shih, Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN
Chaired by: B. ELKINS and F. LAI
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-0807
Bulk Temperature, HeatTransfer Coefficient, and
Nusselt Number − Revisited
181-TP-11
C. Lee, T. Shih, Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN; H. Schock,
Michigan State University, East
Lansing, MI
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-0812
Analysis of the Flow and Heat
Transfer in a High-Power
Density Thermoelectric-Power
Generator
Lincoln A
Lincoln D
Hermitage B
91
Rolla, MO
D. Ashpis, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; M. Laun,
Sierra Lobo, Inc., Cleveland, OH;
E. Griebeler, ASRC Aerospace
Corporation, Cleveland, OH
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0823
Progress Toward Accurate
Measurements of Power
Consumption of DBD Plasma
Actuators
John G, Clark
Program Manager C2 Systems
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Edgar G. Waggoner, D.Sc.
Director, Integrated Systems Research Program
Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate
NASA Headquarters
Randall L. Rothe
Senior Manager - Mission Systems, Advanced Missiles and
Unmanned Air Systems
Phantom Works, Boeing Defense, Space and Security
Kerry J. Fisherkeller
Engineering Fellow/Chief Architect, Advanced Programs and
Technologies
Northrop Grumman
Panelists:
New Horizons Forum Wednesday Panel - Role of Commonality, Interoperability and Autonomy in Current and Future UAS
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-0829
Plasma-Assisted Ignition and
Deflagration-to-Detonation
Transition
A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University, A. Starikovskiy, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
Princeton, NJ
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0828
Ignition of hydrocarbon-air
mixtures with non-equilibrium
plasma at elevated pressures
Plasma-Assisted Combustion II
D. Schatzman, M. Wicks, P. Bowles,
F. Thomas, T. Corke, University of
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN; M.
Patel, A. Cain, Innovative Technology
Applications Company, LLC,
Chesterfield, MO
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0824
A Parametric Investigation of
Plasma Streamwise Vortex
Generator Performance
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control IV
Brian Holguin
Operations Supervisor (SATCS), Front Line Manager
Route & Oceanic Operations, Eastern Service Area
FAA Washington ARTCC
Douglas A. Gregory
Distinguished Member of Technical Staff
General Dynamics AIS, Chair of UCS Working Group
Moderator: Dr. Michael B. Leahy Jr.,Director CMMS Product Center, Advanced Programs & Technology Division, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems
284-NHF-6
0930 - 1200 hrs
V. Shibkov, P. Kopyl, L. Shibkova, O. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Russia; N. Ardelyan, K. Kosmachevskii,
Moscow State University, Moscow,
Surkont, Moscow State University,
Russia; B. Makarov, Russian Academy of
Moscow, Russia
Sciences, Moscow, Russia; I. Kochetov,
Troitsk Institute for Innovation and
Thermonuclear Research (TRINITI),
Troitsk, Russia
Chaired by: A. KLIMOV, Russian Academy of Sciences and T. OMBRELLO, Air Force Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0825
AIAA-2012-0826
AIAA-2012-0827
Non-Equilibrium LowOH Radical and Temperature An Ignition System of NonTemperature Gas Discharge
Measurements During Ignition Selfmaintained Gas Discharge
Plasma as a Means of
of H2-air Mixtures Excited
Installation for Impact on
Stabilization of Combustion of by a Repetitively Pulsed
Flammable Gas Mixtures
D. Bychkov, V. Bychkov, S. Denisiuk,
Liquid Alcohol, Injected into
Nanosecond Discharge
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
Z. Yin, I. Adamovich, W. Lempert,
Air Stream
185-WIG-12/PDL-16
A. Greig, M. Cheong, M. Arjomandi,
C. Birzer, University of Adelaide,
Adelaide, Australia
Chaired by: B. DEBLAUW and T. CORKE, University of Notre Dame
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-0822
AIAA-2012-0821
Fundamental Processes of DBD
Investigation into the Effect
Plasma Actuators Operating at
of Electrode Angle on Force
Production of a Dielectric
High Altitude
T. Nichols, J. Rovey, Missouri
Barrier Discharge Plasma
Actuator
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL15/APA-29
Washington B
Hermitage E
Herb Schlickenmaier
Vice President
Aerospace Systems
Crown Consulting, Inc.
Brian Schechter
Engineering Fellow /Chief Engineer
Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems
Cheekwood AB
92
Technology Applications Company,
LLC, Chesterfield, MO; P. Morris,
University Park, PA
Cambridge, MA; J. Agte,
E. Livne, University of Washington,
Seattle, Seattle, WA; C. Nelson, The
Boeing Company, Everett, WA
Chaired by: G. CROUSE, Auburn University
1400 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-0845
AIAA-2012-0844
From Blank Slate to Flight Ready
A Multistate Design
New Small Research UAVs in
Methodology for Effecting
Robust Mission Performance of Twenty Weeks - Undergraduate
Airplane Design at the University
Long Endurance UAVs
N. Borer, Draper Laboratory,
of Washington
189-AD-10
J. Sands, J. Gladin, B. Kestner, D.
Mavris, Georgia Institute of Technology, Cleveland, OH
Atlanta, GA
of Aeronautics and Astronautics,
Jiangsu, China
B. Kestner, T. Nam, D. Mavris,
Atlanta, GA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0841
Integrated Engine and Aircraft
Mission Performance Analysis
Using NPSS
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0847
Conceptual Design of a
Miniature, Propeller-Driven
Airplane for Mars
D. Yeo, E. Atkins, L. Bernal, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; W.
Shyy, Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
R. Minato, K. Higashino, N.
Tanatsugu, Muroran Institute of
Technology, Muroran, Japan
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0842
Design and Performance
Analysis of Bio-Ethanol Fueled
GG-Cycle Air Turbo Ramjet
Engine
Daejeon, South Korea
A. Siddens, J. Bayandor, Virginia
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0843
Soft Impact Assessment
Methodology for Hybrid
Structure Aerospace Engines
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0836
Comparison of Computational
Aeroacoustics Prediction of
Acoustic Transmission Through a
2D Stator with Flat Plate Theory
N. Mahmoudnejad, K. Hoffmann,
R. Hixon, University of Toledo, Toledo,
Wichita State University, Wichita, KS OH
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0835
Numerical Simulation of WallPressure Fluctuations Due to
Turbulent Boundary Layer for
Acoustic Analysis
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0849
of the Pressure, Force, and
S. Choi, M. Lee, S. Chang, J. Kim, Torque Characteristics of a
Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Rigid Flapping Wing
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0848
Development of Practical
Tiltrotor UAV
Unmanned Aircraft Design
A. Hamed, A. Morell, S. Manavasi,
OH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0840
Three-Dimensional Simulations
of Bleed-Hole Rows/ ShockWave/Turbulent BoundaryLayer Interactions
O. Dantsker, M. Johnson, A. Akce, T. K. Fujita, H. Nagai, K. Asai, Tohoku
Bretl, University of Illinois, Urbana- University, Sendai, Japan
Champaign, Urbana, IL
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0846
Development of a Fixed Wing
Multi-Role Unmanned Aircraft
Vehicle Research Testbed
M. Jiang, X. Li, D. Lin, Beihang
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0834
Numerical Simulation on the
Airfoil Self-Noise at Low Mach
Number Flows
Air-Breathing Propulsion Systems and Subsonic Inlets
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0833
of an Efficient, Multiblock 3-D
Large Eddy Simulation Tool for
Jet Noise
Computational Aero-Acoustics I
Y. Fukushima, D. Sasaki, K. Nakahashi, C. Martha, Y. Situ, M. Louis, G.
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Blaisdell, A. Lyrintzis, Z. Li, Purdue
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0832
Code Development of Linearized
Euler Equation on BlockStructured Cartesian Mesh for
Complicated Geometries
Chaired by: D. BENCHERGUI, Bombardier Aerospace and A. DELOT, ONERA
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0837
AIAA-2012-0838
AIAA-2012-0839
Effects of Boundary Layer
Flow Simulation of N2B Hybrid Serpentine Inlet Design and
Ingesting (BLI) Propulsion
Wing Body Configuration
Analysis
H. Kim, ASRC Aerospace Corporation, L. Shi, Iowa State University, Ames,
Systems on Engine Cycle
Selection and HWB Vehicle Sizing Cleveland, OH; M. Liou, L. Povinelli, IA; R. Guo, Nanjing University
188-ABPSI-3
C. Wu, D. Xu, Dalian University of
Technology, Dalian, China
Chaired by: D. HIXON, University of Toledo
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0830
AIAA-2012-0831
Sound generation and
Simulations of High Speed
interactions of shock waves
Impinging Jets
C. Nelson, A. Cain, Innovative
with rows of vortices
187-AA-6
186-RECPT-2
1200 - 1330 hrs
Cheekwood F
Ryman Studio JK
Ryman Studio PQ
Exhibit Hall
93
M. Brown, Air Force Research
OH; G. Herring, K. Cabell, N. Hass,
Hampton, VA; T. Barhorst, M. Gruber,
B. Patterson, G. Angle, J.
Smith, West Virginia University,
Morgantown, WV
Naples “Federico II”, Naples, Italy
M. Myers, G. Walker, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, TN; A. Jorge,
Federal University of Itajubá,
Itajubá, Brazil; D. Yuhas, Industrial
Measurement Systems, Inc.,
Aurora, IL
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0859
A Novel Ultrasonic Method
for Locating the Boundary
Layer Transition Region on a
Hypersonic Vehicle
M. Kumar, ANSYS, Inc., Lebanon, NH;
R. Devaki, ANSYS, Inc., Pune, India;
S. Wirogo, K. Kurbatskii, ANSYS, Inc.,
Lebanon, NH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0863
Interaction of a Supersonic Flow
over a Re-entry Vehicle with a
K. Ishiko, A. Hashimoto, Y. Matsuo, Counterflowing Jet
S. Watanabe, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency (JAXA), Chofu,
Japan
H. Shin, General Electric Company,
Cincinnati, OH
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Modern Transonic Fan Tip-Flow
Study
Diagnostics for Harsh Environments
P. González, P. Boschetti, E.
A. Maqsood, T. Go, Nanyang
Cardenas, M. Carrero, Simón Bolívar E. Cardenas, P. Boschetti, M. Celi, Simón Technological University, Singapore,
University, Naiguatá, Venezuela
Bolívar University, Naiguatá, Venezuela Singapore
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0855
Optimal Transition Maneuver
Stability and Control Using
Aerodynamic Vectoring
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0865
Analytical Model of Blockage
Effects on Ducted Air Propulsor
Systems
D. Schauerhamer, Jacobs, Houston, N. Rosenfeld, N. Bi, D. Haas, Naval
TX; K. Trumble, NASA Ames Research Surface Warfare Center, West
Center, Moffett Field, CA; W. Kleb, Bethesda, MD
J. Carlson, K. Edquist, NASA Langley
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0864
Continuing Validation of
for Supersonic Retropropulsion
Applied Analytical/CFD with Correlation to Experimental Data II
M. Davis, Luna Innovations, Inc.,
Blacksburg, VA; E. Marineau,
CUBRC, Buffalo, NY; M. Castellucci,
M. Palmer, Luna Innovations, Inc.,
Blacksburg, VA
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0858
A Miniature, High
Temperature, High Frequency
Fiber Optic Pressure Sensor for
Scramjet Flow Characterization
Chaired by: J. CANINO, Trine University and S. KRIST, NASA Langley Research Center
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-0860
AIAA-2012-0861
AIAA-2012-0862
Circulation Control Lifting
Numerical Examination of
Surface Augmented by Ground Riblets on Airfoils and Wings the Effect of Cross-Wind on
B. Mele, R. Tognaccini, University of Jet Blast
Effect
192-APA-30
P. Danehy, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA; D. Hires,
University of Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs,
CT; C. Johansen, National Institute of
Aerospace, Hampton, VA; B. Bathel,
S. Jones, S. Splinter, J. Gragg, NASA
Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA
Chaired by: S. ZAIDI, Princeton University and T. ROSSMANN
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0856
AIAA-2012-0857
Quantitative Spectral Radiance Optical Measurements at the
Measurements in the HYMETS Combustor Exit of the HIFiRE 2
Arc Jet
Ground Test Engine
191-AMT-9
M. Snyder, C. Li, Z. Qu, University of M. Mears, Air Force Research
B. Stiltner, M. Cotting, O. Ohanian,
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH AVID, LLC, Blacksburg, VA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0854
Design of Control Systems to
Hold Altitude and Heading in
Severe Atmospheric Disturbances
for an Unmanned Airplane
UAV/MAV Flight Dynamics
Chaired by: A. GOPALARATHNAM, North Carolina State University and M. COTTING, Air Force Test Pilot School
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0851
AIAA-2012-0852
AIAA-2012-0853
AIAA-2012-0850
Energy Harvesting for
Fan Angular Momentum
Evaluation of the Flying
A New Parameterized
Guidance Law for Cooperative Unmanned Air Vehicle using Analysis for Ducted Fan UAVs Qualities of a Light Unmanned
Dynamic Soaring
During Conceptual Design
Airplane via Flight Simulation
Air Defense
190-AFM-5
Ryman Ballroom BE
Cheekwood C
Ryman Studio NO
94
Z. Zhang, R. Agarwal, Washington
T. Saeed, W. Graham, University
Kingdom
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0868
Conceptual Design for a
Laminar-Flying-Wing Aircraft
M. Carlsson, H. Andersson, H.
Gavel, Saab, Linköping, Sweden;
J. Ölvander, Linköping University,
Linköping, Sweden
Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO; C.
Munz, E. Kraemer, University of
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; D.
Verstraete, University of Sydney,
Sydney, Australia
J. Quinn, D. Hyland, Texas A&M
Chaired by: E. ALTHOF, Raytheon Company and M. BAILEY, General Electric Company
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0877
AIAA-2012-0878
AIAA-2012-0879
Methodology for Development The Hyperion 2 Green Aircraft A Novel Design of an Exoand Validation of Multipurpose Project
Solar Planet Imager
J. Koster, D. Hillery, University of
H. Kim, D. Khussainov, M. Kim,
Simulation Models
195-DE-1
N. Williams, University of Tennessee Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu,
Japan
Space Institute, Tullahoma, TN; J.
McMahon, NASA Johnson Space
Center, Houston, TX
M. Gregory, NASA Marshall Space
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0880
Ares Upper Stage Processes
to Implement Model Based
Design - Going Paperless
J. Redmon, M. Shirley, P. Kinard,
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center,
Huntsville, AL
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0881
A Large-Scale Design Integration
Approach Developed in
Conjunction with the Ares Launch
Vehicle Program
Design Engineering
T. Ozawa, T. Suzuki, Japan Aerospace
Japan; K. Okudaira, University of Aizu,
Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan; T. Mikouchi, T.
Iwai, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan;
K. Kurosawa, M. Tabata, H. Takayanagi,
K. Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0876
Study of Micron-sized Martian
Dust Sample Capture Using
Aerogel
F. Akram, D. Mavris, Georgia Institute
R. Hortensius, G. Elliott, M. Bragg,
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0872
An Experimental Investigation
of the Flow Through the Aft
Portion of a High-Flow Nacelle
Bypass Concept
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0882
Uncertainty Propagation in
Technology Valuation Based on
Expert Elicitation
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0871
Computational Assessment
of Flow Through a High-Flow
Nacelle Bypass
F. Hartshorn, Tybrin Corporation, Fort N. Jain, D. Bodony, University
Walton Beach, FL
Urbana, IL
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0870
Computational Optimization
of a Natural Laminar Flow
Experimental Wing Glove
Space Environments II - Rocks and Dust
T. Reynolds, D. Saunders, T. Presoorf,
Air Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; A. Letcher, Notre
Dame University, Notre Dame, IN;
S. Olcmen, University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL; A. Ahmed,
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0869
Effect of Geometric Modifications
on the Flow Field of a Turret
Aerodynamic Design and Enabling Technologies for Environmentally Friendly and Efficient Aircraft
Chaired by: J. GAIER, NASA Glenn Research Center and D. CRIDER, Aerospace Testing Alliance
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0873
AIAA-2012-0874
AIAA-2012-0875
An Investigation of the
Experimental investigation of Implication of Adhesion
Relationship Between the
space debris removal method Studies for Dust Mitigation on
Residual Strength of Glass
using electrostatic force in
Thermal Control Surfaces
J. Gaier, S. Berkebile, NASA Glenn
and Pit Diameter After
space plasma
K. Toyoda, S. Reiso, M. Cho, Kyushu Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Hypervelocity Impact
194-ASE-4
Chaired by: S. FERGUSON, The Boeing Company and S. NADARAJAH
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0867
AIAA-2012-0866
Genetic Algorithm Based
Computational Study of the
Optimization of ETRW (Energy
Embedded Engine Static
Pressure Thrust Propulsion
Liberated During a Flight/
Revenue Work Done) of an
System
P. Peraudo, J. Schetz, Virginia
Airplane for Minimizing Its
Environmental Impact
193-APA-31
Ryman Studio M
Ryman Ballroom A
95
M. Mahendran, V. Wells, Arizona
State University, Tempe, AZ
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0884
Tool for the Automation of
Computational Analysis of
Airfoils
S. Zhang, ESI Group, Huntsville, AL
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0890
Computational Studies of
Jettisoned Canopy and Ejection
Occupant/Seat
M. Myers, H. Luo, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, TN
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0885
A Challenge-based Unit with
a Hands-on Demonstration
for Teaching Momentum in
Undergraduate Fluid Mechanics
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, NY
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, B. Akay, C. Simao Ferreira, G. Van
NY; H. Kang, U.S. Naval Academy, Bussel, I. Herraez, Delft University of
Annapolis, MD; C. Meneveau, Johns Technology, Delft, The Netherlands
Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD;
L. Castillo, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, NY
Chaired by: S. POL, Los Alamos National Laboratory and J. NAUGHTON, University of Wyoming
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0894
AIAA-2012-0895
AIAA-2012-0896
Dynamic Load Control on a
Effect of Free-stream
Finite Span Wind Turbine Blade Turbulence on the Flow Around Quantification of Radial Flow
in the Root Region of a HAWT
Using Synthetic Jets
a S809 Wind Turbine Blade
K. Taylor, C. Leong, M. Amitay,
S. Torres-Nieves, V. Maldonado,
Blade
198-FD-43/WE-6
T. Shurtz, G. Blaisdell, A. Lyrintzis, Orlando, FL
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Chaired by: S. ZHANG and H. DOU, Temasek Laboratories
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0888
AIAA-2012-0889
Suitability of Detached Eddy Flow past circular
Simulation in Overflow for
cylinder:numerical studies
Predicting Environments near using LES, DES, and DDES
Supersonic Jets
197-FD-42
J. Gregory, Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH
Chaired by: E. SCHROCK
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-0883
Smartphone-Based
Data Acquisition for an
Undergraduate Course on
Aircraft Flight Testing
196-EDU-3
N. Komerath, M. Smith, B. German,
Atlanta, GA; D. Krausche, Florida
Center for Engineering Education,
Gainesville, FL
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0887
Helping Aerospace Engineers
Innovate Across Disciplines
C. Mertes, J. Strike, M. Hind, J.
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0897
Characteristics of Flatback
Airfoils in Dynamic Motion
M. Brunner, M. Blaylock, A.
Cooperman, C. Van Dam, University
of California, Davis, Davis, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0898
Comparison of CFD with Wind
Tunnel Tests of Microjets for
Active Aerodynamic Load
Control
Wind Energy Fluid Dynamics
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0892
Determination of Transonic
Wind Tunnel Geometry and
Studies on Wall Interference
by Numerical Simulation
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0893
A New Dynamic LES/RANS
Hybrid Method
C. Gundling, R. Rai, B. Roget, J.
Sitaraman, University of Wyoming,
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0899
Comparison of Wind Turbine
Wakes in Steady and Turbulent
Inflow
L. Martinez, S. Leonardi, University
of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Puerto
Rico; M. Churchfield, P. Moriarty,
National Renewable Energy
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0900
A Comparison of Actuator
Disc and Actuator Line Wind
Turbine Models and Best
Practices for Their Use
Moderator: B. Argrow, University of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO
1600 hrs
Forum: Integrating Next Generation Pedagogies into Curricula
G. Ze, Science and Technology
on Scramjet Laboratory, Beijing,
H. Dou, B. Khoo, National University Z. Zhang, Northwestern Polytechnical China; X. Jinglei, C. Yan, Beihang
of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore University, Xi’an, China
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0891
Direct Numerical Simulation
of Turbulent Transition for
Plane Couette Flows Using Full
Computational Transition and Turbulence
P. Lu, H. Liu, M. Chen, Beihang
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0886
It Will Fly! A New Approach To
Web-based Edutainment For
Aircraft Design
Next Generation Pedagogies
Jackson E
Ryman Studio FG
96
Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa,
Israel
D. Darmofal, K. Willcox, Y.
F. Stern, H. Yoon, D. Yarbrough,
Marzouk, Massachusetts Institute of University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa City,
IA; M. Okcay, U. Oztekin, Interactive
Flow Studies Corporation, Waterloo, IA
Kingdom
C. Chen, Z. Carr, M. Ringuette, State City, IA
University of New York, Buffalo, NY
R. Cummings, U.S. Air Force
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0909
Update on Undergraduate
Computational Aerodynamics
Education at the US Air Force
Academy
D. Calderon, Z. Wang, I. Gursul,
University of Bath, Bath, United
Kingdom; M. Visbal, Air Force Research
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0916
Measurement of streamwise
vortices in low-speed flight
F. DeJarnette, North Carolina State
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0910
Calculation of Incompressible
and Compressible Laminar
Flows for Undergraduates
Ryman Ballroom F
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0918
Closed-loop Dynamic Stall
Control Using a Plasma
Actuator
Ryman Ballroom D
Cheekwood AB
A. Lombardi, P. Bowles, T. Corke,
G. Lindholm, R. Cobb, M. Reeder, Air University of Notre Dame, Notre
Force Institute of Technology, Wright- Dame, IN
Patterson AFB, OH
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0917
Power Requirements for
Control of Flapping Wing Micro
Air Vehicle Using Piezoelectric
Actuators
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0907
Effect of Three-Dimensional
Plasma Actuation on the Wake
of a Circular Cylinder
C. Kelley, P. Bowles, J. Cooney, C.
S. Bhattacharya, J. Gregory, Ohio
He, T. Corke, University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, IN; B. Osborne,
J. Silkey, J. Zehnle, The Boeing
Company, Saint Louis, MO
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0906
High Mach Number LeadingEdge Flow Separation Control
Using AC DBD Plasma Actuators
C. Wojcik, J. Buchholz, University of R. Waldman, K. Breuer, Brown
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa City, IA
University, Providence, RI
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0915
The Dynamics of Spanwise
Vorticity on a Rotating Blade
Low Reynolds Number Vortex Physics
Chaired by: M. RINGUETTE, State University of New York, Buffalo and D. SMITH, Air Force Office of Scientific Research
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0911
AIAA-2012-0912
AIAA-2012-0913
AIAA-2012-0914
Lift and the Leading Edge
The Effect of Aspect Ratio on Vortex Shedding and Wake
Volumetric Measurements
the Three-Dimensional Vortex Structure of a Plunging Wing and Simulations of the Vortex
Vortex
C. Pitt Ford, H. Babinsky, University Formation of Rotating FlatA. Eslam Panah, J. Buchholz,
Structures Generated by Low
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Aspect Ratio Plunging Wings
Plate Wings
201-FD-46/APA-34
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
C. Fagley, J. Seidel, U.S. Air Force
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0905
Experimental Study of Open
Loop Plasma Actuation on a
von Karman Ogive
Special Session: Aerodynamics, Aeronautics and CFD in the Undergraduate Curriculum I
Chaired by: J. ELDREDGE, University of California, Los Angeles and R. CUMMINGS, U.S. Air Force Academy
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0908
Oral Presentation
Activities of the AIAA
Computational Fluid Dynamics Hands-On Integrated CFD
Scientific Computing Education
Discussion Group on CFD in
Education in an Undergraduate Educational Interface and EFD/ at UC Berkeley
Aerospace Engineering
ePIV/Flowcoach Laboratories for P. Colella, Lawrence Berkeley
Undergraduate Education
National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA
J. Eldredge, University of California, Program
Introductory Fluids Mechanics
200-FD-45/APA-33
R. Speth, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0904
Experimental Characterization
of a Pulsed Plasma Jet
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control V
T. Reedy, N. Kale, C. Dutton, G.
Elliott, University of Illinois, UrbanaA. Duchmann, A. Kurz, A. Widmann, Champaign, Urbana, IL
S. Grundmann, C. Tropea, Technical
University of Darmstadt, Griesheim,
Germany
Chaired by: S. ROY, University of Florida and S. MORRIS, University of Notre Dame
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0902
AIAA-2012-0903
AIAA-2012-0901
Flow-Control-Induced
Characterization of TollmienParametric Study of a
Vibrations Using Pulsed DBD Schlichting Wave Damping by
Supersonic Jet Subjected to
Plasma-based Flapping Mode Plasma Actuators
DBD Plasma Actuators Using
D. Greenblatt, A. Treizer, Technion-- Phase-Locked PIV
Excitation
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG13/APA-32
97
J. Kuehl, E. Perez, H. Reed, Texas
A&M University, College Station, TX
Marshall Space Flight Center,
J. Lehman, Teledyne Brown
Huntsville, AL
Engineering, Huntsville, AL; J.
Johnson, NASA Marshall Space Flight
Center, Huntsville, AL; N. Frazier,
Jacobs, Huntsville, AL
Chaired by: R. GRUGEL, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and J. DOWNEY
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0924
Overview of NASA’s
Materials Science Research
Containerless Processing
Microgravity Materials
Rack Onboard the
Studies in the MSFC
International Space Station
Program
Electrostatic Levitator
J. Downey, NASA Marshall Space
J. Rogers, M. Sansoucie, NASA
Hardware and Operations
204-GPSE-6
F. Collier, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
R. Wagnild, G. Candler, P. Subbareddy,
H. Johnson, University of Minnesota,
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0922
Vibrational Relaxation Effects
on Acoustic Disturbances in a
Hypersonic Boundary Layer over
a Cone
J. Hofferth, W. Saric, Texas A&M
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0923
Boundary-Layer Transition
on a Flared Cone in the Texas
A&M Mach 6 Quiet Tunnel
Boundary-Layer Stability and Transition
D. Swenson, P. Sanders, A. Lifer,
H. Ranck, Michigan Technological
University, Houghton, MI
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Thermodynamics of MetalGas Eutectic Systems and Its
Application to Aligned Porous
Metal Fabrication
R. Napolitano, I. Sargin, Iowa State
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Multiphase Solidification
Structures and Mechanisms in
Ternary Alloys
Microgravity Materials Science I
K. Martin, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Bethesda, MD
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Lockheed Martin ERA N+2 Advanced Vehicle Concept Results
Washington B
R. Erdmann, University of Arizona,
Tucson, Tucson, AZ; S. Tewari,
Cleveland State University,
Cleveland, OH; R. Grugel, J. Van
Hoose, NASA Marshall Space Flight
Center, Huntsville, AL; D. Poirier,
Tucson, AZ
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Controlled Directional
Solidification of Al-7 wt
R. Trivedi, Iowa State University, Ames,
IA; N. Bergeon, A. Ramirez, L. Chen,
B. Billia, Paul Cézanne University,
Marseille, France; J. Gu, M. Xu, Iowa
State University, Ames, IA; A. Karma,
Northeastern University, Boston, MA
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Dynamical evolution of threedimensional interface patterns in
directional solidification of alloys:
I. Experimental results from
International Space Station
A. Karma, Northeastern University,
Boston, MA
1700 hrs
Oral Presentation
Dynamical evolution of threedimensional interface patterns
in directional solidification of
alloys. II: Phase-field modeling
Dryden Flight Research Center,
Edwards, CA
Ryman Studio L
1600 hrs
1700 hrs
Oral Presentation
Panel Discussion
Northrop Grumman ERA N+2 Advanced Vehicle Concept Results NASA Environmentally
A. Drake, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Los Angeles, CA
Responsible Aviation
Moderator: M. Mangelsdorf, NASA
NASA Environmentally Responsible Aviation: Technologies and Integrated Vehicle Solutions
Chaired by: A. WASHBURN and M. MANGELSDORF, NASA Dryden Flight Research Center
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Overview of ERA Technologies Boeing ERA N+2 Advanced Vehicle Concept Results
J. Bonet, The Boeing Company, Huntington Beach, CA
and N+2 Integrated Vehicle
Concepts
203-GEPC-2
Y. Lifshitz, D. Degani, Technion--Israel A. Fedorov, Moscow Institute of
Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel; Physics and Technology, Zhukovsky,
A. Tumin, University of Arizona,
Russia
Tucson, Tucson, AZ
Chaired by: A. FEDOROV, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and X. WANG
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0920
AIAA-2012-0921
AIAA-2012-0919
Prediction of cross-flow
JoKHeR: NPSE Simulations
Study of Discrete Modes
dominated transition on a
of Hypersonic Crossflow
Branching in High-Speed
supersonic swept wing
Instability
Boundary Layers
202-FD-47
98
V. Arghode, A. Gupta, University of
Park, MD
G. Welch, NASA Glenn Research
Chaired by: J. KAPAT, University of Central Florida
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0937
AIAA-2012-0938
Computational Study of the
Computational Study of High
Impact of Unsteadiness on the Lift Low-Pressure Turbine
Aerodynamic Performance
Cascade Aerodynamics at Low
of a Variable-Speed Power
Reynolds Number
B. Arko, M. McQuilling, Saint Louis
Turbine
207-GTE-7
Park, MD; K. Bryden, Iowa State
Chaired by: B. SEKAR, Air Force Research Laboratory
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0930
AIAA-2012-0931
Mixture Preparation Effects
Fuel Dilution and Liquid
On Distributed Combustion For Fuel Operational Effects on
Ultra-High Thermal Intensity
Gas Turbine Applications
A. Khalil Hasan, A. Gupta, University Distributed Combustor
H. Im, G. Zha, University of Miami,
Coral Gables, FL
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0939
Flutter Prediction of a
Transonic Rotor Using a Phaselagged Boundary Condition
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0934
Experimental investigations of
the ignition performances on a
multi-sector combustor under
high altitude conditions
Y. Obikane, S. Khelladi, F. Bakir,
F. Margnat, Paris Institute of
Technology, Paris, France
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0940
Numerical Study of
Development of Karman
Vortex in Blade’s Passage in
Centrifugal Compressors and
Pumps
C. Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing, China; W. Zhang, Z. Ye,
Northwestern Polytechnical University,
Xi’an, China; F. Wang, Chinese Academy
of Sciences, Beijing, China
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0941
An Efficient Method for
Turbomachinery Flutter
Prediction
Experimental and Computational Efforts III
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0933
Pure Hydrogen and Its Blends
Advantages & Disadvantages
as Fuel in the Gas Turbine
Swirl Combustor
Combustors
Higashino, N. Tanatsugu, Muroran
A. Ferrar, W. Schneck, W. O’Brien,
Institute of Technology, Muroran-shi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
Japan; A. Kozu, Nippi Corporation, State University, Blacksburg, VA
Yokohama, Japan
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0935
Quantifying Exhaust Emissions
and Temperature of the Ultra
Compact Combustor
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0929
Application of Additive
Manufacturing to Rapidly
Produce High-Resolution Total
D. Nakata, J. Yajima, K. Nishine, K. Pressure Distortion Screens
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0928
Research and Development of
High Speed Test Track Facility
in Japan
Existing Facility Capabilities and New Facility Designs
D. Su, W. Zhang, Z. Ye,
Northwestern Polytechnical
University, Xi’an, China; C. Zhang,
Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing, China
M. Foust, D. Thomsen, C. Cooper, R.
Stickles, W. Dodds, General Electric
Company, Cincinnati, OH
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0936
Development of the GE
Aviation Low Emissions
TAPS Combustor for Next
Generation Aircraft Engines
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0942
An Efficient Uncoupled Method
on Aeroelastic Analysis of
Turbomachinery
A. Parks, M. Polanka, Air Force
Institute of Technology, WrightS. Schimek, C. Paschereit, Technical M. Abdulsada, N. Syred, P. Bowen, C. Viguier, H. Verdier, Turbomeca,
University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany A. Griffiths, Cardiff School of
Bordes, France; G. Lavergne, ONERA, Patterson AFB, OH
Engineering, Cardiff, United Kingdom Toulouse, France; R. Lecourt, ONERA,
Fauga, France; G. Linassier, ONERA,
Toulouse, France
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0932
Analysis of flame transfer
functions for blends of CH4
and H2 at different humidity
levels
Santa Monica, CA; J. Osburg, RAND
J. Wong, E. Irani, Wichita State
Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA; J. Kallimani, University, Wichita, KS
RAND Corporation, Arlington, VA
206-GTE-6
C. Ohlandt, J. Kallimani, RAND
Corporation, Washington, DC
Chaired by: D. VAN EVERY, Aiolos Engineering Corporation and J. WEISS, University of Québec
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0926
AIAA-2012-0927
AIAA-2012-0925
Integration of Test Capabilities
Long Term Estimates of U.S. Comparison of Wind Tunnel
National Wind Tunnel Demand Pricing Models for Government at the WSU/NIAR 7x10 Foot
for NASA Aeronautics Test
Low Speed Wind Tunnel Using
Facilities
Program (ATP) Using a Monte C. Ohlandt, RAND Corporation, Arlington, CFD Methods
VA; T. Light, RAND Corporation,
N. Deneault, A. Kuenn, K. Kelly,
Carlo Model
205-GT-7
Lincoln C
Jackson F
Ryman Studio HI
99
CT; W. Dawes, R. Cant, University
Kingdom
School for Simulation Sciences,
Juelich, Germany; B. Reinartz, S.
Mueller, RWTH Aachen University,
Aachen, Germany
O. Vaughan, Self, Huntsville, AL
Chaired by: K. BURNS
1330 hrs
Oral Presentation
Paul Redfern’s Flight to
Brazil--Where is the Port of
Brunswick
J. Barata, F. Neves, A. Silva, University
of Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0954
The History of Aerospace/
Aeronautics Engineering in
Portugal
210-HIS-1
Patterson AFB, OH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0946
High Fidelity Analysis of
a Non-Reacting Pulsed
Supersonic Combustor
P. Trichet, Self, Toulouse, France
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0955
Scaled Subsonic/Supersonic
Airplanes - A Historical
Perspective
A. Chaudhuri, A. Hadjadj, INSA
Rouen, Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray,
France
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0952
Numerical simulation of
transient supersonic nozzle
flows
M. Spearman, NASA Langley
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0956
Aerodynamic Research at NACA/
NASA Langley Related to the Use
of Variable-Sweep Wings
M. Spearman, NASA Langley
A. Sivak, R. Mankbadi, Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University, Daytona
Beach, FL
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0953
Microthruster: Influence of
Divergence Angle on Thrust
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0957
Some NACA/NASA
Aerodynamic Research Related
to Security and Defense
Aerospace History
S. Crosbie, M. Polanka, Air Force
V. Khaikine, M. Morgan, Hampton
Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson University, Hampton, VA
AFB, OH; P. Litke, Air Force Research
J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific Solutions,
Inc., Dayton, OH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0951
Waverider Geometry
Generation Using the
Osculating Flowfield Method
with Viscous Effects
Propulsion Modeling/Heat Transfer
R. Milligan, J. Liu, C. Tam, Taitech, Inc.,
Beavercreek, OH; D. Eklund, D. Davis,
D. Risha, M. Gruber, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; T.
Mathur, Innovative Scientific Solutions,
Inc., Dayton, OH
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0947
Dual-Mode Scramjet Combustor:
Numerical Sensitivity and
Evaluation of Experiments
Simulation of Supersonic Combustion
F. Malo-Molina, Air Force Research
F. Xing, Y. Zheng, Zhejiang
University, Hangzhou, China; Y. Yao,
Kingston University, London, United
Kingdom; S. Zhang, J. Zou, Zhejiang
University, Hangzhou, China
Chaired by: J. BRADFORD, SpaceWorks Engineering, Inc. and V. TANGIRALA, General Electric Company
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0948
AIAA-2012-0949
AIAA-2012-0950
Cooling Requirements for an Numerical Simulation of
Increasing Reliability of a Small
Coolant Variation in Laminar 2-Stroke Internal Combustion
Ultra-Compact Combustor
D. Johnson, M. Polanka, Air Force
Engine for Dynamically Changing
Supersonic Film Cooling
Institute of Technology, WrightC. Windisch, German Research
Altitudes
209-HABP-9
Chaired by: S. BECKEL, ATK and W. ENGBLOM, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0944
AIAA-2012-0945
AIAA-2012-0943
Simulations of the SCHOLAR Numerical Simulation of
Numerical Investigation
Shock-Induced-Combustion
of Hypersonic Phenomena
Scramjet Experiment
in Three-Dimensional HyShot
Encountered in HIFiRE Flight 1 P. Cocks, United Technologies
R. Yentsch, D. Gaitonde, Ohio State Research Center, East Hartford,
Scramjet Model
208-HABP-8
Ryman Studio DE
Jackson D
Jackson C
100
D. Maroney, A. Zeitlin, A. Lacher, S.
Cook, MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA
Hampton, VA
M. Logan, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0960
Examination of Frameworks
for Safe Integration of
Intelligent Small UAS into
the NAS
M. Wintzer, I. Kroo, Stanford
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0967
Efficient Kriging-Based
Aerodynamic Design of
Transonic Airfoils: Some Key
Issues
N. Bhagat, Universal Technology
Corporation, Dayton, OH; M. Blair, J. Liu, Z. Han, W. Song,
Northwestern Polytechnical
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; A. Shih, University, Xi’an, China
University of Alabama, Birmingham,
Birmingham, AL; R. Taylor, Wright
State University, Dayton, OH
G. Anderson, Stanford University,
Stanford, CA; M. Aftosmis, NASA
Ames Research Center, Moffett
Field, CA; M. Nemec, Science and
Field, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0966
The Development of a
Geometry Engine with Analytic
Sensitivities
Magnolia Ballroom
Ryman Studio R
Cheekwood GH
W. Brock, C. Burdyshaw, S. Karman,
V. Betro, B. Hilbert, K. Anderson,
University of Tennessee, Chattanooga,
Chattanooga, TN; R. Haimes,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, MA
Diego, CA
Chaired by: W. JONES, NASA Langley Research Center and P. PATEL, MSC Software Corporation
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-0968
AIAA-2012-0969
Panel Discussion
Adjoint-Based Design
CFD Model Preparation In
W. Jones, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA; J. Livingston, Air Force Aeronautical Systems Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; J. Vandenbrande, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA; R. Haimes, Massachusetts Institute of
Optimization Using CAD
Aero-Mechanical Design
Parameterization Through CAPRI H. Briggs, ATA Engineering, San
213-MVC-3
J. Hwang, J. Martins, University of
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0965
Parametric Deformation
of Discrete Geometry for
Aerodynamic Shape Design
MDO Shape & Topology Optimization
H. Verstynen, Whirlwind Enterprises, D. Marshall, New Mexico State
Hampton, VA
University, Las Cruces, NM
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Intelligent Systems for
Integration of Unmanned
T. Anderson, K. Hoffler, Adaptive
Aircraft into the National
Aerospace Group, Inc., Hampton, VA; Airspace
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0961
UAS Sense and Avoid
Requirements Assessment
Special Session: Intelligent Systems for Integration of Unmanned Aircraft into the National Airspace
Chaired by: M. BLAIR, Air Force Research Laboratory and J. LEE, The Boeing Company
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0962
AIAA-2012-0963
AIAA-2012-0964
A Dynamic Parametrization
Optimization and AdjointRapid Parameterization
Scheme for Shape
Based CFD for the Conceptual Schemes for Aircraft Shape
Optimization Using QuasiDesign of Low Sonic Boom
Optimization
W. Li, NASA Langley Research Center,
Newton Methods
Aircraft
212-MDO-5
Chaired by: D. MARSHALL, New Mexico State Universtiy
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0959
AIAA-2012-0958
UAS Sense and Avoid
Intelligent Systems for
Development - the Challenges
Unmanned Aircraft Safety
of Technology, Standards, and
Certification
E. Atkins, University of Michigan,
Certification
211-IS-3
101
Connecticut, Storrs, Storrs, CT
C. Romick, University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, IN; T. Aslam,
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los
Alamos, NM; J. Powers, University of
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0981
Dynamics of Unsteady Inviscid
and Viscous Detonations in
Hydrogen-Air
Palies, J. Moeck, S. Candel, École
S. Hemchandra, RWTH Aachen
Centrale de Paris, Chatenay-Malabry, University, Aachen, Germany
France
S. Shanbogue, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
MA
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Impact of Fuel Composition
and Diluents on Combustor
Stability Characteristics
T. Murugnanadam, Indian Institute of
Technology Madras, Chennai, India
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Dynamics of Blowout of a
Well-Stirred Reactor
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0983
Calculation of Drag
Coefficients for Hypersonic
Spherical Projectiles Initiating
Oblique Detonation Wave or
Shock-Induced Combustion
T. Bengherbia, Y. Yao, Kingston
University, London, United Kingdom; J. Choi, D. Cho, Pusan National
P. Bauer, National Center for
University, Busan, South Korea
Scientific Research (CNRS), Poitiers,
France; C. Knowlen, University
of Washington, Seattle, Seattle,
WA; M. Giraud, Self, Saint Louis,
France; A. Bruckner, University of
Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0982
One-Dimensional Modeling
of Thermally Choked Ram
Accelerator Based on CFD
Simulations
Recent Progress in Modeling and Understanding Combustion Dynamics (Invited)
K. Ruggirello, P. Desjardin, State
University of New York, Buffalo, NY;
M. Kaneshige, G. Hertel, Sandia
NM
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0980
A Reaction Progress Variable
Modeling Approach for NonIdeal Explosives
Lincoln D
Jackson B
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-0977
Surrogate Model Design for
GtL Kerosene
Jackson A
N. Slavinskaya, U. Riedel, E. Saibov,
Stuttgart, Germany; K. Kumaran,
of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO M. Colket, United Technologies Research Texas A&M University, Qatar, Doha,
Center, East Hartford, CT; M. Smooke, Qatar
Yale University, New Haven, CT; W. Kim,
Pratt and Whitney, East Hartford, CT
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0975
Dual-Mode Propellant
Properties and Performance
Analysis of Energetic Ionic
Liquids
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0976
Laminar Flame Speeds,
Flammability Limits, and Flame/
Reaction Zone Thicknesses for
a Surrogate Kerosene Fuel at
S. Berg, J. Rovey, Missouri University S. Berg, J. Rovey, Missouri University Engine Operating Conditions
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0974
Ignition Evaluation of
Monopropellant Blends of HAN
and Imidazole-Based Ionic
Liquid Fuels
Detonations and Ram Accelerators
D. Kassoy, University of
Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO;
K. Wojciechowski, University of
Colorado, Denver, Denver, CO
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0973
Thermomechanical Response
of Reactive Gas to Rapid
Transient, Spatially Distributed
Energy Addition: An
Asymptotic Formulation
Other Topics in Combustion and Propulsion
Chaired by: T. LIEUWEN, Georgia Institute of Technology and R. SUJITH, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0984
AIAA-2012-0985
AIAA-2012-0986
AIAA-2012-0987
Tracking Blowoff Dynamics
Modeling the Response of
Heat release response
Triggering in Thermoacoustics
M. Juniper, University of Cambridge,
of Flames Utilizing Proper
Premixed Flame Transfer
of premixed flames to
Functions - Key Elements and equivalence ratio fluctuations: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Orthogonal Decomposition
K. Kopp-Vaughan, T. Jensen, B.
Comparison between DNS and
Experimental Proofs
Cetegen, M. Renfro, University of
T. Schuller, D. Durox, A. Cuquel, P.
Reduced order modelling
216-PC-18
of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, B. Taylor, D. Kessler, V. Gamezo, E.
E. Oran, D. Kessler, B. Taylor, V.
OH; F. Schauer, Air Force Research Oran, Naval Research Laboratory,
Gamezo, A. Poludnenko, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB,
Washington, DC
OH; J. Hoke, Innovative Scientific
Chaired by: L. MASSA, University of Texas, Arlington and J. ZHANG, University of Illinois
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-0978
AIAA-2012-0979
Chemical Reaction Models
Detonation Reinitiation by
The Influence of Chemical
and High-Speed Chemically
Kinetics on the Structure of
Oblique Shock Reflection
C. Stevens, P. King, Air Force Institute Hydrogen-Air Detonations
Reactive Flows
215-PC-17
Technology, Atlanta, GA; H. Sung,
R. Sullivan, D. Noble, K. Periagaram, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor,
Korea Aerospace University, Goyang, J. Seitzman, T. Lieuwen, Georgia
MI
South Korea; V. Yang, Georgia
Chaired by: L. BAUWENS, University of Calgary and S. NAIK, Purdue University
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0971
AIAA-2012-0972
AIAA-2012-0970
Flow Dynamics and Mixing of Time-Averaged and Unsteady A Method to Image Flame
a Turbulent Gaseous Jet into Imaging Analysis of a Reacting Index in Partially Premixed
Fuel Jet in Vitiated Cross-Flow Flames
Oscillating Crossflow
L. Zhang, Georgia Institute of
D. Rosenberg, J. Driscoll, University
at Elevated Pressure
214-PC-16
102
S. McGuire, S. Zaidi, A. Dogariu,
P. Howard, R. Miles, Princeton
N. Sarigul-Klijn, University of
California, Davis, Davis, CA
A. Alkhalidi, R. Amano, University of Maryland, College Park, College Park,
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, MD; A. Al Shoaibi, Petroleum Institute,
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
WI
Chaired by: S. GOLLAHALLI, University of Oklahoma
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0999
AIAA-2012-1000
Bubble Deflector to Enhance Effect of Carbon Dioxide and
Fine Bubble Aeration for
Nitrogen Addition on Hydrogen
Wastewater Treatment in
Sulfide Combustion
H. Selim, A. Gupta, University of
Space Usage
219-TES-4
M. Langhenry, D. MacInnis, J.
Villarreal, Raytheon Company,
Tucson, AZ
Chaired by: A. GALE, The Boeing Company and P. MURAD
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0995
AIAA-2012-0996
A Review and Discussion of
An Alternative to Propellant
Rocket Vehicle Propulsion
Depots: The Space Tug HERO
Efficiency
Concept
218-SEC-3
Colorado State University, Fort
Collins, CO; M. Cappelli, Stanford
University, Stanford, CA; A. Yalin,
Collins, CO
Chaired by: R. MILES and G. WILLIAMS, Ohio Aerospace Institute
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-0989
AIAA-2012-0988
Measuring the Velocity of a
Electric Field Measurements
in Air Using Cavity Ring-Down Supersonic Airflow with Laser
Ionization Tagged Radar
Polarimetry
J. Rath, I. Franka, B. Lee, C. Hagen, Anemometry (LITRA)
217-PDL-18/WIG-14
I. Ahmed, A. Gupta, University of
Park, MD
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1001
Sugarcane Bagasse
Gasification: Global Reaction
Mechanism of Syngas
Evolution
P. Murad, Morningstar Applied Physics,
LLC, Vienna, VA; J. Brandenburg, Orbital
Technologies Corporation, Madison, WI
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0997
The Murad-Brandenburg
Equation - A Wave Partial
Differential Conservation
Expression for the Poynting
Vector/Field
D. Aktas, University of Tennessee
Space Institute, Tullahoma, TN
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0991
Simulations of a Langmuir
Probe
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-0993
Enhancement of Emission
Intensity and Plasma Lifetime
in Laser-Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy by Locally
Intensified Pulse Microwaves
R. Lucht, D. Richardson, Purdue
Y. Ikeda, A. Moon, R. Tsuruoka,
University, West Lafayette, IN; W.
Imagineering, Inc., Kobe, Japan
Kulatilaka, S. Roy, Spectral Energies,
LLC, Dayton, OH; J. Gord, Air
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-0992
Advances in Single-LaserShot Femtosecond Coherent
Anti-Stokes Raman
Scattering Concentration and
Temperature Measurements
H. Molintas, A. Gupta, University
Park, MD
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1002
Non-Isothermal Elimination
of Char from Paper and
Cardboard Using Air as
Oxidant
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1004
Evaluation of Geometric
Modifications in Gas Turbine
Blade Cooling Channel
K. Guntur, S. Kumar, University of
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
R. Amano, S. Kumar, University of
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI WI
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1003
Experimental Analysis on
Heat Transfer Distributions
Corresponding to Varying
Internal Geometries in Gas
Turbine Blade Cooling Systems
Energy Efficiency and Waste Minimization
P. Murad, Morningstar Applied
Physics, LLC, Vienna, VA; J.
Brandenburg, Orbital Technologies
Corporation, Madison, WI
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-0998
The Morningstar Energy Box
Theoretical Research to Enable Space Exploration and Colonization
Y. Wu, Z. Zhang, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN;
M. Shneider, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-0990
Sodium Ion Kinetic
Measurements by Coherent
Microwave Scattering
Plasma and Laser Diagnostics
E. Khalil, M. Akef, Cairo University,
Cairo, Egypt
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1005
Mathematical Modelling of
Smoke Behavior in Subway
Station
M. Nikolic, A. Samolov, J. Upadhyay,
S. Popovic, L. Vuskovic, Old
Dominion University, Norfolk, VA;
G. Herring, R. Exton, NASA Langley
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-0994
Time Resolved Electron
Density Measurements in
Pulse-Repetitive Microwave
Discharges in Air
Hermitage B
Lincoln E
Hermitage A
103
Aerothermodynamics II
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1010
Performance of a BiologicallyInspired Heat Exchanger with
Hierarchical Bifurcating Flow
Passages
D. Calamas, H. Corum, J. Baker,
Tuscaloosa, AL
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH; A. Fleming, D. Courson,
University of Dayton, Dayton, OH; H.
Jiang, Air Force Research Laboratory,
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1009
into the Transient Performance
of a Titanium-Water Loop Heat
Pipe Subjected to a SteadyPeriodic Acceleration Field
Thermal Management
J. Laks, L. Pao, University of
Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1020
Predictive Yaw Control of a
5MW Wind Turbine Model
N. Wang, K. Johnson, Colorado
School of Mines, Golden, CO; A.
Wright, National Renewable Energy
J. Pandit, S. Ekkad, Virginia
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1011
Heat Exchanger Design for
Waste Heat Recovery from
Automobile Exhaust Using
Thermoelectric Generators
University of Denmark, Roskilde,
Denmark
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1022
Pulsed LIDAR-assisted controllers
for turbine power capture
enhancement and fatigue load
K. Kragh, M. Hansen, Risø Technical mitigation below rated
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1021
Individual Pitch Control Based
on Local and Upstream Inflow
Measurements
Wind Turbine Control I
M. Winter, University of California, Santa
Cruz, Moffett Field, CA; D. Prabhu,
ERC, Inc., Moffett Field, CA; G. Raiche,
I. Terrazas-Salinas, F. Hui, NASA Ames
M. Spencer, K. Stol, J. Cater,
University of Auckland, Auckland,
of Denmark, Roskilde, Denmark; P. Bristol, United Kingdom; P. Fleming, New Zealand
Fleming, National Renewable Energy A. Wright, National Renewable
Laboratory, Golden, CO; M. Hansen, Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO
Risø Technical University of Denmark,
Roskilde, Denmark
Chaired by: M. BALAS, University of Wyoming and S. FROST, NASA Ames Research Center
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1017
AIAA-2012-1018
AIAA-2012-1019
Preview-Enabled Set-point
Rotor Speed Dependent Yaw Field test results with
Scheduling for Model
Control of Wind Turbines Based Individual Pitch Control on the
Predictive Control of Wind
on Empirical Data
NREL CART3 wind turbine
K. Kragh, Risø Technical University
E. Bossanyi, GL Garrad Hassan,
Turbines
222-WE-7
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; of Dayton, Dayton, OH; J. Camberos, L. Marek, NASA Johnson Space
E. Reed, J. Codoni, J. McDaniel,
Center, Houston, TX
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Charlottesville, VA
Chaired by: E. SILK, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and M. WINTER, University of California, Santa Cruz
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1013
AIAA-2012-1014
AIAA-2012-1015
AIAA-2012-1016
Aerodynamic Interactions of Quantification of the
Assessing Uncertainties in
Emission Spectroscopic
Reaction Control System Jets Nonideality of Air for
Measurements with an Optical
Predictions for HIFiRE-1 at
Probe in the NASA Ames IHF Arc
on Mars Entry Aeroshells
Aerospace Applications
H. Alkandry, I. Boyd, University of
J. Doty, D. McManiman, University Non-zero Angles of Attack
Jet Facility
221-TP-14
K. Sasaki, Hokkaido University, Sapporo,
Japan; K. Katagiri, N. Takahashi, A.
Nagai, Y. Ito, Technology Research
Association for Single Wall Carbon
Nanotubes, Tsukuba, Japan; A. Kakitsuji,
Technology Research Institute of Osaka
Prefecture, Izumi, Japan
Chaired by: E. KHALIL, Cairo University and K. YERKES, Air Force Research Laboratory
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1007
AIAA-2012-1008
AIAA-2012-1006
Passive Enhancement of Fin
Wicking Grooves to Enhance Improvements of Thermal
Heat Transfer Coefficients in Conductivity of Aluminum Based Performance Using FractalComposites Containing VGCF-CNT Like Geometries
Spray Cooling
R. Opoku, J. Kizito, North Carolina Network by Heat Treatments
D. Dannelley, J. Baker, University of
A&T State University, Greensboro, NC of CNT
220-TP-13
A. Ozdemir, P. Seiler, G. Balas,
University of Minnesota,
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1023
Fundamental Limitations of
Preview for Wind Turbine
Control
V. Dhir, G. Warrier, University
of California, Los Angeles, Los
Angeles, CA
A. Cooperman, M. Brunner, C. Van
Dam, University of California, Davis,
Davis, CA
Lincoln A
Hermitage D
1700 hrs
AIAA-2012-1024
Wind Tunnel Testing of Jets
and Tabs for Active Load
Control of Wind Turbine Blades
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1012
Observations on ISS of Bubble
Dynamics During Boiling
Hermitage C
104
286-NHF-7
0800 - 0900 hrs
225-LECT-3
1730 - 1830 hrs
Tullahoma, TN
Chaired by: D. MALLOY, U.S. Air Force and W. BAKER, Arnold Engineering Development Center
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1032
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Numerical Investigations
Modeling Water Absorption
Integrating Modeling and
of Electromagnetic Plasma
Simulation into the Test and
Profiles Using MATLAB
W. Mallory, Arnold Engineering
Evaluation Process for Turbine
Actuator Body Forces
R. Thompson, T. Moeller, University Development Center, Arnold AFB, TN Engine Compression System
Operability
R. Floyd, J. Osborne, M. Davis,
Center, Arnold AFB, TN
M. Golbabaei-Asl, D. Knight, Rutgers A. Erofeev, T. Lapushkina, S.
University, Piscataway, NJ
Poniaev, R. Kurakin, B. Zhukov,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Saint
Petersburg, Russia
224-YP-1
J. Poggie, N. Bisek, Air Force
Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; I. Adamovich,
M. Nishihara, Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH
Chaired by: V. BYCHKOV, Moscow State University and C. SUCHOMEL, U.S. Air Force
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1026
AIAA-2012-1027
AIAA-2012-1025
Interaction of High
Flow Around Different Bodies
Temperature Filament with a at the Pellet or Plasma Jet
Nanosecond-Pulse Electrical
Blunt Cylinder at Mach 3
Injection
Discharges
223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Brig Gen Dana H. Born
Dean of Students, U.S. Air Force Academy
New Horizons Forum Thursday Keynote
Thursday
William H. Gerstenmaier
NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations
AIAA von Kármán Lectureship in Astronautics
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Application of Statistical
Techniques to Analyze and
Model Trajectory Envelopes
and Improve Grid Ray
Selection for Sub-scale Store
Separation Testing
K. Pavel, I. Moralev, A. Klimov,
V. Bityurin, D. Chertov, Russian
Russia
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1031
Flow Control over NACA 23012
Airfoil Model by Surface HF
Plasma Actuator
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Development of an Effective
Transient Altitude Simulation
System to Manage the
Operational Uncertainty for an
Airborne Infrared Sensor
W. Schuman, Arnold Engineering
N. Smith, J. Claybrook, R. Tischart,
Development Center, Arnold AFB, TN B. Binkley, Arnold Engineering
Development Center, Arnold AFB, TN Center, Arnold AFB, TN
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Computational and Analytical
Methods to Adjust Missile
Drag for Reynolds Number
Differences at Hypersonic
Speeds
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1030
Microwave discharge system
with internal feeding
K. Khodataev, Russian Academy of
N. Yurchenko, N. Rozumnyuk, Y.
Paramonov, National Academy of
Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine; P.
Vynogradskyy, O. Zhdanov, National
Aviation University of Ukraine, Kiev,
Ukraine
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1029
Impact of Spanwise Arrays
of Plasma Discharges on
Aerodynamic Performance
Special Session - Young Professionals
E. Sheikin, Saint Petersburg State
University, Saint Petersburg, Russia
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1028
Local MHD Effects on
Supersonic Flows
Plasma-Based Flow Control
Ryman Ballroom C
Hermitage E
105
W. Tung, B. Song, Tamkang
University, Tamsui, Taiwan
Science and Technology, Daejeon,
South Korea
N. Caldwell, Northrop Grumman
Corporation, El Segundo, CA; M.
Daskilewicz, Georgia Institute of
Technology, Atlanta, GA; D. Slobodnjak,
Northrop Grumman Corporation, El
Segundo, CA; B. German, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA;
A. Shajanian, Northrop Grumman
Corporation, El Segundo, CA
Chaired by: G. CROUSE, Auburn University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1042
AIAA-2012-1043
Design of Open Rotor Using
Influence of Design Uncertainty
on Installed Propulsion System
Harmonic Balance Method
S. Choi, Korea Advanced Institute of Performance
229-AD-12
Atlanta, GA; T. Takahashi, Santa
Clara University, Santa Clara, CA
Chaired by: H. JIMENEZ, Georiga Institue of Technology
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1036
AIAA-2012-1037
Reachability of Optimal Cruise Aerodynamic Performance
Study of a Modern BlendedConditions
B. German, M. Patterson, D. Pate, Wing-Body Aircraft Under
Severe Weather Situations
228-AD-11
R. Castner, NASA Glenn Research
C. Apke, J. Russell, R. Starkey,
Center, Cleveland, OH; T. Lake,
Wichita State University, Wichita, KS Boulder, CO
Chaired by: V. DIPPOLD, NASA Glenn Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1034
AIAA-2012-1033
Analysis of Exhaust Plume Effects Demonstration of an
on Sonic Boom for a Delta-Wing Afterburner and Nozzle in a
Mini-Turbojet Engine (DANTE)
and Swept-Wing Model
227-ABPSI-4
R. Jain, HyPerComp, Inc., Westlake
Village, CA; H. Yeo, Army Research,
Command, Moffett Field, CA; I.
Chopra, University of Maryland,
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1044
Investigation of Trailing-Edge
Flap Gap Effects on Rotor
Performance Using CFD-CSD
Coupling
G. Fuentes, PRISM, Denver, CO
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1038
Optimizing a Wing
Configuration for an Orbiting
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
(UAV)
D. Dausen, C. Brophy, L. Smith, R.
Wright, U.S. Naval Postgraduate
School, Monterey, CA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1035
Fluidic Nozzles for Pulse
Detonation Combustors
D. Aktas, University of Tennessee
Space Institute, Tullahoma, TN
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1046
Wing/Engine Integrated
Optimization Based on NavierStokes Equations
T. McElroy, D. Landrum, University of Y. Zhang, H. Chen, W. Zhang, S.
Alabama, Huntsville, Huntsville, AL Fu, Tsinghua University, Beijing,
China; M. Zhang, M. Zhang, T.
Liu, Shanghai Aircraft Design and
Research Institute, Shanghai, China
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1045
Simulated High-Altitude
Testing of a COTS Electric UAV
Motor
Aircraft Propulsion and Rotary Wing Aircraft Design
E. Subramaniam, C. Bil, RMIT
University, Melbourne, Australia
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1040
General Aviation ElectricPowered Aircraft Feasibility
Aircraft Design Studies II
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1039
Design of a Fire-Fighting
Unmanned Air Vehicle
Aircraft Nozzles
J. Gibbs, D. Siegel, A. Donaldson,
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1047
A Design and Performance
Assessment of a Partial
Natural Gas Fuel System
Retrofit for Commercial
Aircraft
M. Duffy, J. Liu, M. McVeigh, The
Boeing Company, Ridley Park, PA
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1041
Aerodynamic Design of
Nacelle-Mounted Sails for
Flight Test Demonstration on
the V-22 Osprey Tiltrotor
Cheekwood F
Ryman Studio JK
106
F. Almeida, Aeronautics and Space
Institute (IAE), São José dos
Campos, Brazil
Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
P. Hsu, W. Kulatilaka, S. Roy, Spectral Collins, CO; Z. Yin, ; W. Lempert,
Energies, LLC, Dayton, OH; A. Patnaik, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Dayton, OH; J. Gord, Air Force Research
Chaired by: H. HU, Iowa State University and N. JIANG, Spectral Energies, LLC
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1057
AIAA-2012-1058
AIAA-2012-1059
Numerical investigation of PLIF Development of an All-FiberFiber Coupled Ultraviolet
gas seeding for hypersonic
Coupled, Pulsed, Ultraviolet
Planar Laser Induced
Laser-Induced-Fluorescence
boundary layer flows
Fluorescence of OH Radical
C. Johansen, P. Danehy, NASA Langley (UV-LIF) Detection System for OH F. Loccisano, A. Yalin, Seaforth, LLC,
Radicals in Practical Combustion Fort Collins, CO; S. Joshi, I. Franka,
Devices
232-AMT-11
M. Papageorge, W. Lempert, J. Sutton, R. Miles, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Chaired by: B. THUROW, Auburn University and T. JENKINS, MetroLaser Inc.
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1052
AIAA-2012-1053
AIAA-2012-1054
Development of a NextVelocimetry by femtosecond Flash X-Ray Measurements of
Generation Pulse Burst Laser
laser electronic excitation
Shock Wave Interactions with
System for Time-Resolved Fluid tagging (FLEET) of air and
Dense Particle Fields
J. Wagner, S. Kearney, S. Beresh, B.
Dynamics and Combustion
nitrogen
J. Michael, M. Edwards, A. Dogariu, Pruett, E. Wright, Sandia National
Measurements
231-AMT-10
Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO; Z.
Krevor, Sierra Nevada Corporation,
Louisville, CO
Chaired by: A. CRASSIDIS, Rochester Institute of Technology and J. GRAUER, University of Maryland
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1049
AIAA-2012-1050
AIAA-2012-1048
Efficient Global Aerodynamic
Design and Flight Testing of a Aerodynamic Model
15% Dynamically Scaled HL- Identification of a Fighter
Modeling from Flight Data
E. Morelli, NASA Langley Research
Trainer Using Partial
20 Vehicle Model
Center, Hampton, VA
R. Starkey, B. Argrow, University of Orthogonal Least Squares
230-AFM-6
K. Lynch, Delft University of
Technology, Delft, The Netherlands;
B. Thurow, Auburn University,
Auburn, AL
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1056
Three-Dimensional Particle
Image Velocimetry Using a
Plenoptic Camera
A. Fagan, M. Clem, NASA Glenn
Research Center, Cleveland, OH; K.
Elam, Jacobs, Cleveland, OH
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1060
Improvement in Rayleigh
Scattering Measurement
Accuracy
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1062
Study on Laser-Induced
Acetone Fluorescence in LowTemperature Gases of Nitrogen
and Air
T. Liu, S. Woodiga, Western Michigan
University, Kalamazoo, MI
1130 hrs
Oral Presentation
Global Skin Friction
Diagnostics Using Temperature
Sensitive Paint
C. Goldenstein, I. Schultz, J. Jeffries, M. Kashitani, Y. Yamaguchi, National
R. Hanson, Stanford University,
Defense Academy, Yokosuka,
Stanford, CA
Japan; T. Handa, M. Masuda,
Kyushu University, Kasuga, Japan;
Y. Hayakawa, National Defense
Academy, Yokosuka, Japan
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1061
TDL Absorption Sensor for
Temperature Measurements
in High-Pressure and HighTemperature Gases
Improvements in Spectroscopic Techniques
B. Halls, T. Heindel, T. Meyer,
Iowa State University, Ames, IA;
A. Kastengren, Argonne National
Laboratory, Argonne, IL
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1055
X-ray Spray Diagnostics:
Comparing Sources and
Techniques
Novel Diagnostic Techniques
P. Boschetti, E. Cardenas, Simón
Bolívar University, Naiguatá,
Venezuela
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1051
Ground Effect on the
Longitudinal Stability of an
Unmanned Airplane
Aircraft Parameter Identification
Magnolia Ballroom
Hermitage A
Ryman Studio NO
107
S. Dinavahi, Lockheed Martin
Corporation, Aberdeen Proving
Ground, MD; N. Hariharan, M.
Steffen, CREATE-AV, Patuxent
River, MD
G. Roth, Aeronautical Systems
Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; M.
Blair, Air Force Research Laboratory,
V. Ahuja, R. Hartfield, Auburn
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1075
Toward the Fastest Unstructured
CFD Code “FaSTAR”
A. Hashimoto, K. Murakami, T. Aoyama,
Z. Fu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, K. Ishiko, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan; M.
Shanghai, China
Hishida, Ryoyu Systems Company, Ltd.,
Nagoya, Japan; M. Sakashita, Daiko
Denshi Tsushin, Ltd., Shinjuku, Japan; P.
Lahur, Research Center of Computational
Mechanics, Inc., Shinagawa, Japan
Chaired by: J. DESPIRITO, Army Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1072
AIAA-2012-1074
Application of the Distributed Aerodynamic analysis and
Singularities Concept to
design optimization of a hang
Arbitrary Aerodynamic Bodies glider
235-APA-37
L. Danao, University of the
Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines;
R. Howell, University of Sheffield,
Sheffield, United Kingdom
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1070
Exploration of the Physics of
Hub Drag
Airfoil/Wing/Configuration Aerodynamics
X. Rong, D. Peters, Z. Fei,
Washington University, Saint
Louis, MO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1071
Optimum Pitch Settings and
RPM for Tethered, Yawed Wind
Turbines
Rotorcraft/Propeller/Wind Turbine Aerodynamics II
N. Hariharan, CREATE-AV, Patuxent
River, MD; M. Potsdam, Army
Research, Development and
Engineering Command, Moffett
Field, CA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1066
Helicopter Rotor Aerodynamic
Modeling in Hover Based on
First-Principles: State-of-theArt and Remaining Challenges
CREATE-AV: II
F. Ortega, R. Shenoy, V. Raghav,
N. Komerath, M. Smith, Georgia
Z. Yang, P. Sarkar, H. Hu, Iowa State Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Chaired by: J. MURRAY, Sandia National Laboratories and C. SHENG, University of Toledo
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1067
AIAA-2012-1068
AIAA-2012-1069
Effects on the Performance
Testing of the Passively
of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines Varying Propeller Concept
on the Wake Interference
with Unsteady Wind Inflow: A S. Heinzen, C. Hall, A.
of Wind Turbines Sited over
Gopalarathnam, North Carolina State Complex Terrains
Numerical Study
234-APA-36
Performance Computing Modernization
Program, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; S.
Morton, Department of Defense High
Performance Computing Modernization
Program, Eglin AFB, FL
Chaired by: N. HARIHARAN, CREATE-AV and A. WISSINK, Aeroflightdynamics Directorate
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1064
AIAA-2012-1065
AIAA-2012-1063
Sensitivity Analysis and
Integrating CREATE-AV Products High-fidelity Simulation of
DaVinci and Kestrel: Experiences Ducted Rotor Flow Using Helios Uncertainty Quantification
R. Singh, Army Research Laboratory, for Systems Engineering with
and Lessons Learned
G. Roth, Department of Defense High Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD;
DaVinci
233-APA-35/CS-4
Ryman Studio M
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Studio DE
108
M. Jones, N. Yamaleev, North
Carolina A&T State University,
Greensboro, NC
Los Angeles, CA
X. Zhong, A. Prakash, University of
California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Chaired by: R. KIMMEL, Air Force Research Laboratory
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-1085
AIAA-2012-1086
Finite roughness effect on
modal growth of a hypersonic
Receptivity of Freestream
Disturbances to Hypersonic
boundary layer
D. Fong, X. Wang, X. Zhong,
Boundary Layers with
Thermochemical Nonequilibrium University of California, Los Angeles,
238-FD-50
H. Wan, H. Dong, Z. Liang, Wright
State University, Dayton, OH
Chaired by: J. ELDREDGE, University of California, Los Angeles
0930 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-1080
AIAA-2012-1079
The Effect of a Gust on the
Vortex Formation of Freely
Flapping Wing Performance
Falling Plates
237-FD-49/APA-39
R. Kimmel, Air Force Research
OH; S. Stanfield, Spectral Energies,
LLC, Dayton, OH; D. Adamczak, Air
Force Research Laboratory, WrightPatterson AFB, OH; M. Borg, Booz
Allen Hamilton, Dayton, OH
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1087
HIFiRE-1 Data Analysis
K. Hord, Y. Lian, University of
Louisville, Louisville, KY
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1081
Numerical Study of Finite
Aspect Ratio Perching Wings
Z. Zheng, Z. Wei, University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Lawrence, KS
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1083
Energy Harvesting of a Moving
Airfoil in a Vortical Wake
R. Kimmel, D. Adamczak, Air
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1088
HIFiRE-1 Background and
Lessons Learned
Supersonic and Hypersonic Boundary Layers
W. Kerstens, D. Williams, Illinois
Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1082
Energy Exchange Measurements
with a Longitudinally Oscillating
Flow and a Vertically Oscillating
Wing
Maneuvering Bodies at Low Reynolds Number
Transition Open Forum
M. Maughmer, Pennsylvania State
G. Done, City University London,
M. Post, R. Cummings, T.
London, United Kingdom; C. Neal,
McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force Academy,
Merlin Flight Simulation Group, West Colorado Springs, CO
Sussex, United Kingdom
Chaired by: W. SARIC, Texas A&M University and E. RESHOTKO
162-FD-34
0900 - 1200 hrs
A. Altman, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Undergraduate Aerodynamics
Education at Penn State
University
Z. Zhang, J. Hubner, University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa,
AL; L. Ukeiley, University of Florida,
Shalimar, Shalimar, FL; Y. Abudaram,
P. Ifju, University of Florida,
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1084
Effect of Aspect Ratio on FlatPlate Membrane Airfoils
Special Session: Aerodynamics, Aeronautics and CFD in the Undergraduate Curriculum II
Chaired by: A. ALTMAN, University of Dayton and S. MORRIS, Engineering Systems, Inc.
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1077
AIAA-2012-1078
AIAA-2012-1076
Use of an engineering flight Integrated Experimental and
Eliminate Exams in Intro
simulator in the teaching of
Computational Aerodynamics
to Flight with Portfolios?
An Update After 6 Years of
flight mechanics and dynamics Education at the U.S. Air Force
and aircraft design
Academy
Improvement
236-APA-38/FD-48
Lincoln C
Jackson E
Cheekwood C
Ryman Ballroom D
109
X. Chen, D. Ma, V. Yang, Georgia
K. Goal, V. Raghav, N. Komerath,
Atlanta, GA
B. Morgan, K. Duraisamy, S. Lele,
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Orlando, FL
R. Harris, E. Sheta, CFD Research
B. Maicke, J. Majdalani, University
Corporation, Huntsville, AL; R. Noack, of Tennessee Space Institute,
Pennsylvania State University, University Tullahoma, TN
Park, PA; S. Venkateswaran, Army
Research, Development and Engineering
Command, Moffett Field, CA
J. Thomas, E. Dowell, K. Hall, Duke
University, Durham, NC
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1098
An Automatic Differentiation
Based Nonlinear Reduced
Order Modeling Technique for
Unsteady Separated Flows
D. Lipinski, University of Colorado,
Boulder, Boulder, CO; K. Mohseni,
Gainesville, FL
B. Maicke, J. Majdalani, University
Tullahoma, TN
Vortical Flows
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1100
Computational Analysis of
Unsteady Cavitation on a
Three-dimensional Twisted
Hydrofoil
S. Velu, K. Hoffmann, Wichita State S. Park, S. Rhee, Seoul National
University, Wichita, KS
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1099
of Perfectly Matched Layer
for Numerical Boundary
Treatment
CFD Methods
J. Vincent, French Space Agency
(CNES), Marseille, France; D. Pierre, J.
Debieve, National Center for Scientific
Research (CNRS), Marseille, France
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1095
Experimental Investigation of an
Oblique Shock Reflection with
Separation over a Heated Wall
Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions
Drops and Particles
Chaired by: K. MOHSENI, University of Florida and J. MAJDALANI, University of Tennessee Space Institute
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
1030 hrs
0900 hrs
AIAA-2012-1102
AIAA-2012-1103
AIAA-2012-1104
AIAA-2012-1101
Rotorcraft Flow Modeling Using On the Compressible
On the Compressible
Difficulties in finding
Bidirectional Vortex. Part 1:
Bidirectional Vortex. Part 2:
Lagrangian coherent structures Hybrid Vorticity Transport and
Navier-Stokes Method
Linear Beltramian Model
Nonlinear Beltramian Model
in 3D flows
242-FD-54
K. Ekici, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
Chaired by: J. AZEVEDO and D. GOLDSTEIN, University of Texas
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1096
AIAA-2012-1097
Stabilization of Explicit
Backward facing step flow;
Flow Solvers Using a Proper numerical studies using LES,
Orthogonal Decomposition
DDES and IDDES
Technique
241-FD-53/APA-40
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Texas, Arlington, Arlington, TX
Chaired by: M. VISBAL, Air Force Research Laboratory and C. LIU, University of Texas, Arlington
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1092
AIAA-2012-1093
AIAA-2012-1094
Shock/Boundary Layer
Study on Mechanism of Ring Large-Eddy and RANS
Interaction Over a Flexible
Generation Behind Supersonic Simulations of a Normal
Shock Train in a Constant-Area
Panel
MVG
M. Visbal, Air Force Research
Y. Yan, X. Wang, C. Liu, University of Isolator
240-FD-52
X. Chen, D. Ma, V. Yang, Georgia
Chaired by: D. HITT, University of Vermont and M. PLESNIAK, George Washington University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1090
AIAA-2012-1091
AIAA-2012-1089
Collision Outcome and Mass
Quantitative Measurements on
Mechanism Study of Impact
Transfer of Unequal-sized
Wall Formation by Particles in
Wave in Impinging Jets
Droplet Collision
an Acoustic Resonator
Atomization
239-FD-51
Ryman Ballroom BE
Ryman Ballroom A
Jackson F
Lincoln D
110
C. Brehm, C. Hader, H. Fasel,
Tucson, AZ
M. Rusche, R. Simpson, Virginia
Z. Wang, J. Suh, J. Yang, F. Stern,
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
City, IA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1107
Structure of Turbulent
Boundary Layers and Surface
Pressure Fluctuations on a
Patch of Roughness Elements
Kingdom
H. Abbassi, F. Mashayek, J. Komperda,
University of Illinois, Chicago, Chicago,
IL; G. Jacobs, San Diego State
University, San Diego, CA
H. Liu, Y. Xing, Beihang University,
Beijing, China
Chaired by: F. MASHAYEK, University of Illinois, Chicago and P. BRUCE, University of Cambridge
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1114
AIAA-2012-1115
AIAA-2012-1116
Normal Shock Interactions in Application of Entropy Viscosity Performance analysis of
Method for Supersonic Flow
shock vector control nozzle
Rectangular Channels
H. Babinsky, P. Bruce, University
Simulation using Discontinuous for different secondary gas
Spectral Element Method
injection
245-FD-57
Charlottesville, VA
Shocks
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1113
Stiffness, Sensitiveness and
Robustness in Low Mach
Preconditioned Density-Based
Methods
M. de la Llave Plata, V. Couaillier,
C. Marmignon, M. Le Pape, ONERA, L. Alves, F. Medeiros, Military
Châtillon, France
Institute of Engineering (IME), Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1112
Further developments in the
multiblock hybrid CFD solver
elsA-H
Multi-Speed and Multi-Fluid Flows
L. Duan, National Institute of
Aerospace, Hampton, VA; M.
Choudhari, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1108
Effects of Riblets on Skin
Friction and Heat Transfer
in High-Speed Turbulent
Boundary Layers
Roughness Effects on Transitional and Turbulent Boundary Layers
Chaired by: J. CARPENTER, JFM Enterprises Inc and D. GLAZE, Sandia National Laboratories
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1109
AIAA-2012-1110
AIAA-2012-1111
Efficient LES Coupling of Near- Novel Immersed Boundary/ Sharp Interface LES of Breaking
Field and Far-Field Domains Interface Method for the
Waves by an Interface Piercing
Compressible Navier-Stokes
Body in Orthogonal Curvilinear
for a Jet Flow
K. Clark, E. Loth, University
Equations
Coordinates
244-FD-56
D. Bountin, T. Chimitov, A. Maslov, P. Iyer, S. Muppidi, K. Mahesh,
Institute of Theoretical and Applied University of Minnesota,
Mechanics, Novosibirsk, Russia; A. Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN
Novikov, I. Egorov, TsAGI, Zhukovsky,
Russia; A. Fedorov, Moscow
Institute of Physics and Technology,
Zhukovsky, Russia
Chaired by: E. WHITE, Texas A&M University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1106
AIAA-2012-1105
Stabilization of a hypersonic Boundary layer transition
boundary layer using a wavy in high-speed flows due to
roughness
surface
243-FD-55
Ryman Ballroom F
Ryman Studio L
Ryman Ballroom C
111
F. Sabri, J. Marchetta, K. Faysal,
R. Hewitt, E. Roan, University of
Memphis, Memphis, TN
S. Viken, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA
Center, Hampton, VA
D. Riggins, Missouri University of
Science and Technology, Rolla, MO;
J. Camberos, Air Force Research
OH; C. Marley, Missouri University
of Science and Technology, Rolla,
MO; J. Doty, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH; M. Wolff, Wright State
University, Dayton, OH
F. Alvarez, A. Delgado, J. Frias, M.
Rubio, C. White, E. Shafirovich,
University of Texas, El Paso, El
Paso, TX
University of Science and Technology, Corporation, Marietta, GA; A.
Rolla, MO
Maser, E. Garcia, D. Mavris, Georgia A. Maser, E. Garcia, D. Mavris,
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta, GA
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1124
Characterization of
Thermodynamic Irreversibility
for Integrated Propulsion and
Thermal Management Systems
Design
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1126
Implementation of a NonEquilibrium Exergy Analysis
for an Aircraft Thermal
Management System
J. Doty, M. Fuqua, University of
Dayton, Dayton, OH; J. Camberos, R. Roberts, Wright State University,
M. Wolff, Air Force Research
Dayton, OH; J. Doty, University of
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Dayton, Dayton, OH
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1125
Stochastic Model Development
and Forecasting for Unsteady,
Dynamic Systems
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1119
Microgravity Combustion of
Thermite Mixtures for Welding
in Space and for Production
of Structural Materials from
Lunar Regolith
INVENT II - Modeling & Simulation for Integrated Aircraft Systems (Invited)
Chaired by: M. WOLFF, Wright State University and K. YERKES, Air Force Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1121
AIAA-2012-1122
AIAA-2012-1123
Complete Mission-Integrated Exergy Analysis of a Turbojet INVENT Surrogate Modeling
Exergy Analysis for Hypersonic Engine Modeled as a Lumped and Optimization of Transient
Vehicles; Methodology and
Parameter System
Thermal Responses
C. Marley, D. Riggins, Missouri
C. Miller, Lockheed Martin
Application
248-MDO-6/AD-13
D. Urban, G. Ruff, P. Greenberg, NASA
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH;
G. Mulholland, University of Maryland,
College Park, College Park, MD; T.
Cleary, J. Yang, National Institute of
Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg,
MD; Z. Yuan, V. Bryg, National Center
for Space Exploration Research,
Cleveland, OH
Federal Infrastructures Issues
Center, Huntsville, AL; K. Mazuruk,
F. Sabri, J. Marchetta, K. Smith,
University of Memphis, Memphis, TN Huntsville, AL; A. Croell, University of
Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany
1100 hrs
Oral Presentation
Particle Morphology Results from
the Smoke Aerosol Measurement
M. Volz, NASA Marshall Space Flight Experiment-Reflight
Microgravity Materials Science II
1030 hrs
Oral Presentation
Reduction of Defects in
Germanium-Silicon
Chaired by: J. KEGELMAN, NASA Langley Research Center and S. DUNN, Jacobs
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-1120
NFAC Reactivation Lessons
Aerosciences Facility
Revitalization of the NASA
Requirements Integral to
Langley Research Center’s
Learned
D. Duesterhaus, Arnold Engineering NASA Langley Research Center Infrastructure
Development Center, Arnold AFB, TN Aerosciences Competency
C. Mangum, M. Mastaler, E. Weiser,
(Subsonic-Transonic-Supersonic) J. Kegelman, NASA Langley Research
247-GT-8
Chaired by: S. TSE, Rutgers University and J. MARCHETTA, University of Memphis
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1117
AIAA-2012-1118
Oral Presentation
Thermal Characterization of
Dendrite Array Disruption by Mechanical Testing of
Cross-linked Silica AerogelBubbles During Re-melting in Cross-linked Silica Aerogel
Impregnated RTV-655 for
RTV655 for Reduced Gravity
a Microgravity Environment
R. Grugel, NASA Marshall Space
Cryogenic Tank Applications
Cryogenic Propellant Tanks
246-GPSE-7
Ryman Studio R
Ryman Studio HI
112
C. Badiola, E. Dreizin, New Jersey
Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ
Y. Gan, L. Qiao, Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN
S. Sekimoto, K. Asada, University
of Tokyo, Sagamihara, Japan; M.
Anyoji, T. Nonomura, K. Fujii, Japan
D. Rizzetta, M. Visbal, Air Force
Chaired by: D. ASHPIS, NASA Glenn Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1137
AIAA-2012-1138
Comparative Study of CoPlasma Flow Control
flow and Counter Blowing
Simulation of a Low-Reynolds
DBD Plasma Actuators for
Number Low-Aspect-Ratio
Separated Flow over an Airfoil Wing
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG16/APA-41
Y. Gan, L. Qiao, Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN
J. Lefkowitz, Y. Ju, Princeton
T. Jukes, T. Segawa, H. Furutani,
National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology
(AIST), Tsukuba, Japan
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1139
Active Flow Separation Control
on a NACA 4418 using DBD
Vortex Generators and FBG
Sensors
Chaired by: C. BRUNO, University of Rome “ La Sapienza” and V. GAMEZO, Naval Research Laboratory
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1131
AIAA-2012-1132
AIAA-2012-1133
Combustion of Nanofluid Fuels Optical Properties and
Studies of Plasma-Assisted
with the Addition of Boron and Radiation-Enhanced
Ignition in a Small Internal
Iron Particles
Evaporation of Nanfluid Fuels Combustion Engine
250-PC-20
G. Young, C. Roberts, S. Dunham, Naval L. Qiao, Purdue University, West
Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head, Lafayette, IN
MD; G. Risha, R. Yetter, Pennsylvania
Chaired by: M. FOUST, General Electric Company and S. SON, Purdue University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1128
AIAA-2012-1129
AIAA-2012-1127
Flame Speed Oscillation
Combustion of Micron-Sized
Combustion Behavior of Solid
Oxidizer/Gaseous Fuel Diffusion Phenomenon in Combustion of Particles of Titanium and
Dust Clouds
Zirconium
Flames
249-PC-19
R. Hanson, P. Lavoie, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada; A. Naguib,
K. Bade, Michigan State University,
East Lansing, MI
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1140
Steady-State Closed-Loop
Control of Bypass Boundary
Layer Transition Using Plasma
Actuators
A. Lukin, Western-Caucasus Research
Center, Tuapse, Russia
B. Belson, K. Meidell, Princeton
University, Princeton, NJ; R. Hanson,
D. Palmeiro, P. Lavoie, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada; C. Rowley,
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1141
Comparison of Plasma
Actuators in Simulations and
Experiments for Control of
Bypass Transition
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1136
Phenomenon of Reduction of
the Energetic Material Burning
Rate in the Electric Field and
W. Eagle, University of Michigan,
Self-Organizing of the MicroAnn Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; D. Waters, Structures in the Reactionary
C. Cadou, University of Maryland,
Zones
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1135
System Modeling of a Novel
Aluminum Fueled UUV Power
System
Plasma Actuators and Flow Control VI
D. Waters, C. Cadou, University of
Park, MD
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1134
Modeling a Hybrid RankineCycle/SOFC UUV Propulsion
System Powered by
Aluminum-Water Combustion
Advanced Combustion and Propulsion Concepts
S. Zhang, M. Schoenitz, E. Dreizin,
New Jersey Institute of Technology,
Newark, NJ
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1130
Metastable Aluminum-Based
Reactive Composite Materials
Prepared by Cryomilling
Heterogeneous Combustion and Propellants
Cheekwood AB
Jackson B
Jackson A
113
M. McGurn, P. Desjardin, State
University of New York, Buffalo, NY
C. Martin, R. Greendyke, Air Force
Institute of Technology, WrightPatterson AFB, OH
D. Lilley, Lilley & Associates,
Stillwater, OK
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1144
Excel/VBA Codes for Basic Fire
Phenomena
Johnston, NASA Langley Research
S. Surzhikov, Russian Academy of
Center, Hampton, VA; B. Cruden, D. Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Prabhu, ERC, Inc., Mountain View,
CA; A. Wray, Y. Liu, D. Schwenke, D.
Bose, NASA Ames Research Center,
Moffett Field, CA
Non-Equilibrium Radiation
Unwanted Combustion
H. Oravec, J. Wasowski, C. Daniels,
N. Garafolo, C. Daniels, University of University of Akron, Akron, OH
Akron, Akron, OH
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-0803
Effect of Temperature and
Dwell on the Adhesion Force of
Silicone Elastomer Seals
Applied Research to Enable Space Exploration and Colonization
Chaired by: C. CAI, New Mexico State University and M. MODEST, University of California, Merced
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1145
AIAA-2012-1146
AIAA-2012-1147
Validation of CO 4th Positive The Effect of Non-Equilibrium Coupled Radiation-Gasdynamic
Dissociation on Radiative
Solution Methodology with a
Radiation for Mars Entry
A. Brandis, University of California, Heating of Entering Space
Multispecies-Multitemperature
Santa Cruz, Mountain View, CA; C. Vehicle
Thermal Model
254-TP-15
D. Lilley, Lilley & Associates,
Stillwater, OK
Chaired by: A. AGRAWAL, University of Alabama
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1142
AIAA-2012-1143
BRANZFIRE: Sprinkler
Modeling of Charring
Activation Times with a Large and Burning CarbonVariety of Burning Items in a Epoxy Composites in Fire
Single Room Fire
Environments
253-TES-5
Habchi, CFD Research Corporation,
Huntsville, AL
Chaired by: A. GALE, The Boeing Company and N. RAMACHANDRAN, Jacobs Technology
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-0801
AIAA-2012-0802
AIAA-2012-0800
Finite Element Analysis of
An Evaluation of the
Modeling of Rocket Plume
Impingement Flow and Debris Three Methods for Microwave Compressible Permeation
Transport in Lunar Environment Heating of Planetary Surfaces Approach for Elastomeric
P. Liever, A. Tosh, R. Arslanbekov, S.
E. Ethridge, NASA Marshall Space
Space Seals
179-SEC-4
Hermitage C
Hermitage B
Lincoln E
114
P. Schallhorn, NASA Kennedy Space
Center, Cape Canaveral, FL; A.
Majumdar, NASA Marshall Space
S. Loehle, University of Stuttgart,
Stuttgart, Germany
P. Fleming, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO;
J. Wingerden, Delft University of
Technology, Delft, The Netherlands;
A. Wright, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO
M. Winter, University of California,
Santa Cruz, Moffett Field, CA; R.
McDaniel, Y. Chen, Y. Liu, NASA
Ames Research Center, Moffett Field,
CA; D. Saunders, ERC, Inc., Moffett
Field, CA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1296
Radiation Modeling for the
Reentry of the Hayabusa
Sample Return Capsule
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Boulder, Boulder, CO; A. Wright, B.
WI; J. Seem, Johnson Controls, Inc., Jonkman, N. Kelley, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO; E.
Milwaukee, WI
Simley, University of Colorado, Boulder,
Boulder, CO
Chaired by: P. FLEMING, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Library and K. STOL
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1150
AIAA-2012-1151
AIAA-2012-1152
Load Reduction of Wind
Comparison of Two Independent Comparing State-Space
Turbines under Wake
Lidar-Based Pitch Control Designs Multivariable Controls to
F. Dunne, University of Colorado,
Meandering with Model
Multi-SISO Controls for Load
Boulder, Boulder, CO; D. Schlipf,
Predictive Control for
Reduction of DrivetrainUniversity of Stuttgart, Stuttgart,
Coupled Modes on Wind
Individual Pitching
Germany; L. Pao, University of Colorado, Turbines through Field-Testing
Z. Yang, Y. Li, University of
256-WE-8
P. Jenniskens, J. Albers, SETI Institute,
Mountain View, CA; J. Grinstead, M.
Winter, NASA Ames Research Center,
Moffett Field, CA; R. Dantowitz, Dexter
and Southfield Schools, Brookline, MA
Chaired by: J. GRINSTEAD, NASA Ames Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1294
AIAA-2012-1295
TIme-Resolved Absolute
High resolution spectrscopy of
Irradiance of the Hayabusa
the Hayabusa Re-entry using a
Sample Return Capsule Reentry Fabry-Perot Interferometer
293-TP-19
Rome “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy
Chaired by: E. SHORT, Raytheon Company and W. ENGBLOM, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1149
AIAA-2012-1148
Parametric Analysis of Cooling Implementation of Finite
Volume based Navier Stokes
Properties of Candidate
Algorithm Within General
Expander Cycle Fuels
A. Urbano, F. Nasuti, University of
Purpose Flow Network Code
255-TP-16
M. Shoemaker, Kyushu University,
Fukuoka, Japan; J. Van Der Ha,
Mission Design and Operations,
Deming, WA; S. Abe, National
Central University, Jhongli, Taiwan; K.
Fujita, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Sagamihara, Japan
S. Shajiee, P. Wagner, L. Pao, R.
McLeod, University of Colorado,
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1153
Development of a Novel Ice
Sensing and Active De-icing
Method for Wind Turbines
J. Marden, S. Ruben, L. Pao,
Boulder, CO
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1154
Surveying Game Theoretic
Approaches for Wind Farm
Optimization
Wind Turbine Control II
D. Buttsworth, University of Southern
Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia;
P. Jacobs, R. Morgan, University of
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; P.
Jenniskens, SETI Institute, Mountain
View, CA
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1298
Trajectory Estimation of the
Hayabusa Spacecraft During
Atmospheric Disintegration
Hayabusa Mission I
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1297
Near Ultraviolet Emission
Spectroscopy of the Hayabusa
Re-entry
Propulsion
S. Frost, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; M. Balas,
University of Wyoming, Laramie,
Laramie, WY; K. Goebel, NASA Ames
Research Center, Moffett Field,
CA; A. Wright, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1155
Adaptive Contingency Control:
Wind Turbine Operation
Integrated with Blade
Condition Monitoring
T. McIntyre, R. Khan, T. Eichmann,
B. Upcroft, University of Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia; D. Buttsworth,
University of Southern Queensland,
Toowoomba, Australia
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1299
Visible and Near Infrared
Spectroscopy of Hayabusa Reentry Using Semi-autonomous
Tracking
Lincoln A
Hermitage D
115
the Netherlands (ECN), Petten, The
Netherlands
Palaiseau, France; N. Popov, Moscow Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
State University, Moscow, Russia; S. Russia
Starikovskaia, École Polytechnique,
Palaiseau, France
D. Maniaci, M. Maughmer,
University Park, PA
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1158
Winglet Design for Wind
Turbines Using a Free-Wake
Vortex Analysis Method
S. Lawton, C. Crawford, University of
Victoria, Victoria, Canada
New Horizons Forum Thursday Panel-Aerospace Education Issues and Challenges
Petersburg State University, Saint
Petersburg, Russia
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1165
Plasma Combustion Nature of
Discharge Created Fireballs
Columbus, OH
Chaired by: C. TINNEY, University of Texas, Austin
1330 hrs
1300 hrs
AIAA-2012-1168
AIAA-2012-1167
Effects of heating on noise
Time-Domain Analysis of
radiation from turbulent mixing
Subsonic Jet Noise
M. Kearney-Fischer, M. Samimy,
layers with initially laminar and
A. Sinha, Ohio State University,
turbulent boundary layers
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1169
the Noise Source Locations
of Supersonic Jets Using the
Beamformed Method
Moffett Field, CA; R. Mosher, Aerospace C. Bogey, O. Marsden, C. Bailly,
Computing, Inc., Mountain View, CA
École Centrale de Lyon, Ecully, France
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1172
Flow and sound fields of
initially tripped jets at
Reynolds numbers ranging
J. Panda, NASA Ames Research Center, from 25,000 to 200,000
Dr. Susan Ying
Director of Research and Technology
The Boeing Company
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1171
Identification of Noise Sources in
a Model Scale Lift-off Test Using a
Microphone Phased Array
Jet Noise III
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1170
Experimental and
Computational Study of Near
Field/Far Field Correlations in
Supersonic Jet Noise
C. Kuo, Y. Du, D. McLaughlin,
P. Morris, Pennsylvania State
Dr. James Stofan
Deputy Administrator for Education Integration
NASA Headquarters
A. Sharma, S. Lele, Stanford University, Y. Du, P. Morris, Pennsylvania State
Stanford, CA
Annalisa Weigel
Assistant Professor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
259-AA-8
Panelists:
1130 hrs
AIAA-2012-1166
Development of Methods for
Collisional Plasma Generation
V. Shibkov, Moscow State University, V. Bychkov, Russian Academy
and Study of the Plasma Column
Moscow, Russia
of Sciences, Moscow, Russia; S.
Interaction with Electromagnetic
Emelin, A. Astafiev, A. Kovshik, Saint Fields at Radio Frequency
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1164
Freely Localized and Surface
Microwave Discharges in Air
A. Kuranov, A. Savarovskiy, Hypersonic
Systems Research Institute, Saint
Petersburg, Russia; S. Kolosenok, V.
Soukhomlinov, Saint Petersburg State
University, Saint Petersburg, Russia
1100 hrs
AIAA-2012-1160
Development and Validation
of LibAero, a Potential Flow
Aerodynamics Library for
Horizontal-Axis Wind Turbines
Plasma Formation & Chemistry II
S. Lee, General Electric Company,
Niskayuna, NY
1030 hrs
AIAA-2012-1159
Inverse Design of Horizontal
Axis Wind Turbine Blades
Using a Vortex Line Method
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics and Structures
Panel Moderator: Dr. Carl Wieman, Associate Director for Science at the White House, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President
285-NHF-8
0930 - 1200 hrs
A. Pashchina, A. Klimov, V. Chinnov,
V. Kutlaliev, M. Sidorenko, I.
Moralev, Russian Academy of
Chaired by: V. BITYURIN, Russian Academy of Sciences and I. BLANKSON, NASA Glenn Research Center
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
1000 hrs
AIAA-2012-1161
AIAA-2012-1162
AIAA-2012-1163
Study of Structure and
Study of a Fast Gas Heating
Applicability of ionizationDynamics of Enhanced Plasma in a Capillary Nanosecond
overheating instability theory
Formations Created by
Discharge
for a microwave gas discharge
A. Klochko, École Polytechnique,
K. Khodataev, I. Esakov, Russian
Capillary Pulsed Discharge
258-WIG-17/PDL-21
A. Raina, K. Lee, K. Wetzel, Wetzel
Engineering, Inc., Lawrence, KS;
S. Farokhi, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Lawrence, KS
Chaired by: M. BARONE, Sandia National Laboratories
0900 hrs
0930 hrs
AIAA-2012-1157
AIAA-2012-1156
Effect of Typical Manufacturing Towards 20MW Wind Turbine:
High Reynolds Number Effects
Defects on the Performance
of Small Stall-Regulated Wind on Rotor Design
O. Ceyhan, Energy research Centre of
Turbines
257-WE-9
Les McFawn
Director
Wright Brothers Institute
Ryman Studio PQ
Washington B
Hermitage E
Cheekwood GH
116
P. Spalart, The Boeing Company,
Seattle, WA; M. Shur, M. Strelets, A.
Travin, New Technologies & Services,
Saint Petersburg, Russia
H. Liang, M. Zhu, X. Guo, Z. Zheng,
Beihang University, Beijing, China
E. Fahy, M. Arjomandi, University of North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC
Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia
Beihang University, Beijing, China
Balas, University of Minnesota,
Chaired by: D. OWENS, NASA Langley Research Center and M. PHILLIPS, NASA
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1181
AIAA-2012-1182
AIAA-2012-1183
H-Infinity Robust Control
Performance Evaluation of
A Model for Neutral Point
Design for the NASA AirSTAR an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Shifts of a Small Electric UAS
(UAV) for Coastal Surveillance with a Folding Propeller
Flight Test Vehicle
A. Dorobantu, A. Murch, G.
C. Hall, C. Schaller, S. Heinzen,
in South Australia
262-AFM-7
Martin Corporation, Palmdale, CA
A. Sescu, R. Hixon, University of
Toledo, Toledo, OH
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1175
Multidimensional Prefactored
Compact Schemes
M. Sytsma, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Eglin AFB, FL; L. Ukeiley,
University of Florida, Shalimar,
Shalimar, FL
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1184
Evaluating the Dynamic Loads
from Wind Tunnel Turbulence
on a Low Aspect Ratio Flat
Plate
Aircraft Flight Dynamics
Lighter than Air
W. Baars, C. Tinney, University
D. Ingraham, R. Hixon, University of of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX;
M. Wochner, Applied Research
Toledo, Toledo, OH
Laboratories, Austin, TX
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1177
Nonlinear Noise Propagation
from a Fully Expanded Mach
3 Jet
Computational Aero-Acoustics II
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1176
Verification of Non-Reflecting
Boundary Conditions Using
External Verification Analysis
(EVA)
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1180
Conceptual Design
Optimization of High Altitude
Airship in Concurrent Subspace
X. Guo, M. Zhu, Z. Zheng, H. Liang, Optimization
Chaired by: G. FUENTES, ARGUS International Group Inc.
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1178
AIAA-2012-1179
Airplanes and Airships...
Ascent Trajectory Optimization
for Stratospheric Airships with
Evolutionary Cousins
L. Nicolai, G. Carichner, Lockheed
Thermal Effects
261-AD-14
Science and Technology of China,
Hefei, China; M. Wei, New Mexico
State University, Las Cruces, NM
Chaired by: C. YEN, Jacobs Technology
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1174
AIAA-2012-1173
Sound generation by different Sensitivity of Landing-Gear
vortex interactions in mixing Noise Predictions by LargeEddy Simulation to Numerics
layers
L. Zhou, D. Sun, University of
and Resolution
260-AA-9
Ryman Studio NO
Cheekwood F
Ryman Studio JK
117
Columbus, OH; J. Crafton, S.
Palluconi, Innovative Scientific
C. Klein, German Aerospace Center
(DLR), Göttingen, Germany
State University, Ames, IA; S. Roy,
Spectral Energies, LLC, Dayton,
OH; J. Gord, Air Force Research
G. Magnotti, A. Cutler, George
Washington University, Newport
News, VA; P. Danehy, NASA Langley
C. He, J. Zhao, Advanced Rotorcraft
Tech, Sunnyvale, CA
Y. Zhang, P. Sarkar, H. Hu, Iowa
State University, Ames, IA
Vortical/Vortex flow
United Kingdom
NM
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1201
Reduction of helicopter BVI
noise using synthetic jets; a
numerical study using largeeddy simulation
L. Trapp, Embraer, São José
dos Campos, Brazil; R. Girardi,
Technological Institute of Aeronautics M. Ilie, University of Central Florida,
(ITA), São José dos Campos, Brazil Orlando, FL
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1200
Evaluation of Engine Inlet
Vortices Using CFD
1500 hrs
Oral Presentation
Laser Diagnostic Mapping of a
Turbulent Pool Fire
S. Kearney, T. Grasser, D. Scoglietti,
T. Blanchat, D. Jernigan, Sandia
Y. Wu, J. Sawyer, Z. Zhang,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, National Laboratories, Albuquerque,
NM
Knoxville, TN; A. Yalin, Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, CO;
S. Adams, Air Force Research
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1194
Molecular Oxygen Rotational
Temperature Measurement by
Radar REMPI
S. Koike, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA), Chofu, Japan; J.
Oosawa, Tokyo University of Agriculture
and Technology, Koganei, Japan; K.
Nakakita, H. Kato, Japan Aerospace
Japan; M. Kameda, Tokyo University
of Agriculture and Technology, Koganei,
Japan
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1190
Simultaneous Pressure and
Velocity Field Measurement of
K. Nakakita, S. Koike, M. Kurita, K. Pseudo-Shock-Wave Using PSP
Masui, Japan Aerospace Exploration and PIV
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1189
Flight PSP Measurement Test
Using Beechcraft 65
Spectroscopy for Reacting Flows
E. Vardaki, N. Stokes, S. Patel,
Aircraft Research Association,
Bedford, United Kingdom; P.
Gustafsson, Saab, Linköping,
Sweden
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1188
Pressure Sensitive Paint
Measurements on the Gripen
Model at the ARA Transonic
Wind Tunnel
Pressure and Temperature Sensitive Paint
Chaired by: M. CALVERT, Army Research, Development and Engineering Command and B. MCGRATH, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1195
AIAA-2012-1196
AIAA-2012-1197
AIAA-2012-1198
AIAA-2012-1199
Rigid and Flexible Foils
Enhancements of Viscous
Experimental and Numerical An Investigation of Coupled
Evaluation of Two-Equations
Investigations on the Flow
Roll-Yaw Oscillations of a
RANS Models for Simulation of
Oscillating near a Free Surface Vortex Particle Method for
D. Cleaver, D. Calderon, Z. Wang,
Fundamental Rotor Wake
Characteristics of Microburst- Slender Delta Wing
Jet-in-Crossflow Problems
I. Gursul, University of Bath, Bath, Dynamics Simulation
J. Walker, A. Ahmed, Auburn
C. Bruner, S. Arunajatesan, Sandia
like Winds
265-APA-42
S. Kearney, D. Farrow, Sandia
NM; J. Miller, T. Meyer, Iowa State
Chaired by: T. MEYER, Iowa State University and Z. ZHANG, University of Tennessee
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1191
AIAA-2012-1192
AIAA-2012-1193
Strategies for single-shot
Rotational fs/ps CARS for
Development of a Dualtemperature and species
In Situ Temperature and
Pump CARS System for
monitoring using pureConcentration Measurements Measurements in a Supersonic
rotational femtosecond CARS J. Miller, C. Dedic, T. Meyer, Iowa Combusting Free Jet
264-AMT-13
Numata, H. Nagai, K. Asai, Tohoku
University, Sendai, Japan
Chaired by: J. BELL, NASA Ames Research Center and A. DRAKE, Northrop Grumman Corporation
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1186
AIAA-2012-1187
AIAA-2012-1185
Transition Detection on
Characterization of Frequency Temperature-Compensated
Response of Pressure-Sensitive Fast Pressure-Sensitive Paint Rotating Propeller Blades
D. Peng, C. Jensen, T. Juliano, J.
by Means of Temperature
Paints
Gregory, Ohio State University,
T. Sugimoto, S. Kitashima, D.
Sensitive Paint
263-AMT-12
Ryman Ballroom BE
Cheekwood AB
Magnolia Ballroom
118
Orlando, FL
S. Shkarayev, G. Maniar, University
of Arizona, Tucson, Tucson, AZ; A.
Shekhovtsov, National Academy of
Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine
A. Altman, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH
A. Miller, M. Post, U.S. Air Force
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1216
into the Aerodynamic Stability
of a Suborbital Reusable
Booster Concept
Diego, CA
A. Timpe, L. Ukeiley, University of
Florida, Shalimar, Shalimar, FL;
Z. Zhang, J. Hubner, University of
AL; P. Ifju, University of Florida,
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1210
Flow and Structure
Measurements of a Passively
Compliant Wing
and State University, Blacksburg, VA Boulder, Boulder, CO
Moderator: H. Briggs, ATA Engineering, Inc., Claremont, CA
Ryman Studio FG
Ryman Studio M
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1213
Computational Testing
of Inflatable Airfoils for
Improved Design
Ryman Studio DE
H. Luo, F. Tian, H. Dai, Vanderbilt
K. Ghobadi, R. LeBeau, Parks
University, Nashville, TN; J. Doyle, College, Saint Louis University, Saint
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Louis, MO; T. Hauser, University of
Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1219
Twin Impinging Jets Through a
Crossflow
Florida, Shalimar, Shalimar, FL; L.
Bernal, University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI
1500 hrs
Forum: Frontiers in Aerospace Design Education
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1212
Toward high-fidelity modeling
of the fluid-structure
D. Campos, L. Ukeiley, University of interaction for insect wings
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1211
Flow Around Flapping Flexible
Flat Plate Wings
J. Barata, F. Neves, D. Vieira, A.
B. Patterson, D. McGrain, N. Hillen, Silva, University of Beira Interior,
Covilhã, Portugal
G. Angle, E. Pertl, J. Smith, West
Virginia University, Morgantown, WV
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1218
Drag Reduction Methodologies
for Circulation Control
Applications
Frontiers in Aerospace Design Education
X. Ren, Z. Zhao, C. Gao, Northwestern
Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China;
J. Xiong, F. Liu, S. Luo, University of
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1217
Boundary-Layer Transition Effects
on Aerodynamic Characteristics
of AGARD-B Mode
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing Aerodynamics
R. Ehrmann, K. Loftin, S. Johnson,
E. White, Texas A&M University,
College Station, TX
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1209
Lock-in of Elastically Mounted
Airfoils at High Angles of
Attack
W. Kong, H. Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, Shanghai, China
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1205
An Ice Accretion Model for
Aircraft Icing Based on
Supercooled Icing: Theory and
Application
Icing or Roughness Effects on Vehicle Aerodynamics
Chaired by: D. KRAUSCHE, Florida Center for Engineering Education and H. BRIGGS, ATA Engineering, Inc.
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
1300 hrs
AIAA-2012-1221
AIAA-2012-1222
AIAA-2012-1223
AIAA-2012-1220
The Aerospace Design Education Engineering Design Education - Hyperion UAV: An
Recent Progress in Design
Implications from the Eight
Core Competencies
International Collaboration
Education
H. Briggs, ATA Engineering, San
Harvey Mudd Design Workshops R. Goff, Virginia Polytechnic Institute J. Koster, University of Colorado,
269-EDU-4
State University, University Park, PA; C. P. Goulding, S. Lee, L. Yang, N.
Brophy, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Ulbrich, Jacobs, Moffett Field, CA
Monterey, CA
Chaired by: K. LAFLIN, Cessna Aircraft Company
1330 hrs
1300 hrs
AIAA-2012-1214
AIAA-2012-1215
Flow-Quality Measurements and Developing a Robust Wall
Qualification of the Pennsylvania Interference Correction
State University Low-Speed,
Methodology for Fixed-Wing
Testing at the National FullLow-Turbulence Wind Tunnel
A. Premi, M. Maughmer, Pennsylvania Scale Aerodynamics Complex
268-APA-45
C. Kang, University of Michigan,
Z. Liang, H. Wan, H. Dong, Wright
Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI; W. Shyy, State University, Dayton, OH
Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Chaired by: P. BERAN, Air Force Research Laboratory and S. FERGUSON, The Boeing Company
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1206
AIAA-2012-1207
AIAA-2012-1208
Effects of Flexibility on
Unsteady Flow and Its
Experimental and
Aerodynamics of a Hovering Reduced-Order Modeling of
Computational Modeling of the
Flexible Airfoil at Reynolds
Finite-Aspect-Ratio Flapping
Kinematics and Aerodynamics
Number of 100 to 1000
Foil
of Membrane Flapping Wings
267-APA-44/FD-59
Chaired by: M. CHANG, Lockheed Martin Corporation and C. TILMANN, Air Force Reseach Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1203
AIAA-2012-1204
AIAA-2012-1202
Aerodynamic aspects of
A Non-Cut Cell Immersed
Reinvestigation of High Lift
Boundary Method for Use in
Airfoil Under the Influence of helicopter blade-vortex
interaction; the interaction
Icing Simulations
Heavy Rain Effects
W. Tung, Tamkang University,
with vortex streets considering C. Sarofeen, R. Noack, Pennsylvania
Tamsui, Taiwan
the icing effect
266-APA-43
119
D. Getsinger, L. Gevorkyan,
C. Hendrickson, O. Smith, A.
Karagozian, University of California,
S. Tu, Jackson State University,
Jackson, MS
Houston, TX
N. Currier, D. Hyams, University
of Tennessee, Chattanooga,
Chattanooga, TN
Y. Takahashi, T. Abe, Japan
S. Zhang, ESI Group, Huntsville, AL
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1235
Ejection Seat and Occupant
R. Harris, P. Liever, CFD Research
Corporation, Huntsville, AL; E.
Luke, Mississippi State University,
Mississippi State, MS; J. Dudley,
Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin
AFB, FL
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1236
Rigid Body Collision Modeling
for Multiple-Body Proximate
Flight Simulation in Loci/CHEM
Y. Yang, Chengdu Aircraft Design
Institute, Chengdu, China; B. Zheng,
Northwestern Polytechnical University,
Xi’an, China; W. Yang, Chengdu Aircraft
Design Institute, Chengdu, China;
C. Gao, Northwestern Polytechnical
University, Xi’an, China; F. Liu, S. Luo,
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1242
High Speed Rarefied Circular
Jet Into Vacuum
H. Tanno, T. Komuro, K. Sato, M.
L. Wang, C. Cai, New Mexico State
Takahashi, K. Itoh, Japan Aerospace University, Las Cruces, NM
Exploration Agency (JAXA), Kakuda,
Japan; K. Fujita, Japan Aerospace
Japan; S. Laurence, K. Hannemann,
Göttingen, Germany
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1241
Free-flight force measurement
technique in shock tunnel
D. Gonzalez, P. Wallman, M.
Sanford, Naval Surface Warfare
Center, Indian Head, MD
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1230
Characterization of Rocket
Plume Fluid Dynamic
Environment Using Numerical
& Experimental Approaches
X. Wang, X. Zhong, University
of California, Los Angeles, Los
Angeles, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1243
Effect of compressibility on
strong shock and turbulence
interactions
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1237
Numerical Computation of
Pressure Distributions over
Conical Forebody at High Angles
of Attack
Hypervelocity Flows with Chemical and Thermal Nonequilibrium
N. Zhang, A. He, McNeese State
University, Lake Charles, LA; B.
Ballard, Gulfstream Technologies,
Inc., Olney, TX; R. Saxon, W.
Schippers, ReCon Engineering, Inc.,
Sulphur, LA
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1234
Simulation of the Motion of
a Hydro Turbine Using the
Immersed-Boundary Method
Multi-Disciplinary CFD II
M. Al-Aweni, A. Naguib, Michigan
AL; M. Schmid, University of Applied State University, East Lansing, MI
Sciences, Augsburg, Germany
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1229
An Operational Model for the
Prediction of Jet Blast
P. Slaboch, Volpe National
B. Malla, J. Kastner, M. Mihaescu, Transportation Systems Center,
E. Gutmark, University of Cincinnati, Cambridge, MA
Cincinnati, OH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1228
Proper Orthogonal
Decomposition on LES and PIV
Data Sets from a Mach 0.9 Jet
Free-Shear Flows
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1227
Simultaneous Flow
Visualization and
Unsteady-Surface-Pressure
A. Laldinpuii Kurup, J. Greenwell, N. Measurements in Normal and
Chaganti, S. Olcmen, University of Oblique Impinging Jets
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1226
Experimental Study of a
Circular Jet Spreading Rate
due to a Secondary Jet
Chaired by: R. BAURLE, NASA Langley Research Center and R. GOSSE, Air Force Research Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1238
AIAA-2012-1239
AIAA-2012-1240
Vortex Lift Waverider
A Hybrid Method for Flows in Nonequilibrium Plasma Flow
Local Chemical Equilibrium and Properties in Arc-Heated Wind
Configurations
P. Rodi, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Nonequilibrium
Tunnels
272-FD-62
Science Corporation, Harford, NY; J.
Lechniak, K. Bhamidipati, Air Force
Flight Test Center, Edwards AFB, CA
Chaired by: S. SILTON, Army Research Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1232
AIAA-2012-1233
Flutter Predictions with a
Solving the Level Set Equation
Reduced-Order Aeroelastic
Using the High Order Spacetime Discontinuous Galerkin
Model
H. Carlson, R. Verberg, Clear
Cell Vertex Scheme
271-FD-61
Chaired by: A. NAGUIB, Michigan State Univeristy
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1225
AIAA-2012-1224
Scalar and Velocity Field
Enhanced Impulse of a Jet
Thruster Due to Radial Velocity Measurements in Acoustically
Excited Variable Density
at the Nozzle
M. Krieg, K. Mohseni, University of Transverse Jets
270-FD-60
Lincoln E
Ryman Ballroom F
L. Wang, C. Cai, New Mexico State
University, Las Cruces, NM
1630 hrs
AIAA-2012-1231
Gaskinetic Studies on Annular
Rocket Plumes
Jackson F
120
Sacksteder, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; P. Zhang, D.
Zhu, C. Law, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ
X. Xia, K. Mohseni, University of
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1246
Axisymmetric Synthetic Jets:
A Momentum-based Modeling
Approach
J. Gregory, M. Tomac, Ohio State
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1248
Frequency Studies and Scaling
Effects of Jet Interaction
in a Feedback-Free Fluidic
Oscillator
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1252
A Numerical Study On The
Extinction Characteristics Of
Droplet Combustion Under
Microgravity Conditions
1530 hrs
Oral Presentation
Combustion of Metal-Gas
Suspensions: Benefits of Low
Gravity Research Applications
to Propulsion Technologies
V. Gamezo, A. Poludnenko, E.
Oran, Naval Research Laboratory,
Washington, DC
1600 hrs
Oral Presentation
Flame Evolution and
Transition to a Detonation in a
Gravitational Field
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1250
Towards More Accurate Analysis
of Active Flow Control Actuators
E. Arad, Rafael Advanced Defense
Systems, Ltd., Haifa, Israel; M.
J. Hamada, M. Motosuke, S.
Honami, Tokyo University of Science, Ramasamy, NASA Ames Research
Center, Moffett Field, CA; J. Wilson,
Tokyo, Japan
Moffett Field, CA
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1249
Fundamental Characteristic
of the Induced Flow by Active
Dimple
S. Goroshin, McGill University,
Y. Liu, A. Savas, C. Avedisian, Cornell Montréal, Canada
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1253
Surrogate Fuel Development
Based on Droplet Combustion:
Comparison of MultiComponent Mixtures with an
Aviation Fuel
Microgravity Combustion
Z. Hasnain, A. Flatau, University
Park, MD
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1247
Numerical Study and
Experimental Validation of
the Interaction of Multiple
Synthetic Jet Actuators with
Cross Flow
Flow Control Actuators
T. Farouk, F. Dryer, Princeton
M. Hicks, D. Dietrich, J. Hickman,
Cleveland, OH; V. Nayagam, P.
Ferkul, National Center for Space
Chaired by: M. HICKS, NASA Glenn Research Center and D. STOCKER, NASA Glenn Research Center
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
Oral Presentation
AIAA-2012-1251
Oral Presentation
Advanced Combustion via
Dynamics and morphology
Microgravity Droplet
Microgravity Experiments on of spherical diffusion flames Combustion on the
International Space Station the International Space Station under rotation
D. Stocker, NASA Glenn Research
S. Yoo, S. Chaudhuri, Princeton
Status of the FLEX / FLEX-2 /
University, Princeton, NJ; K.
FLEX-2J Suite of Experiments
274-GPSE-8
Whalen, The Boeing Company,
K. Iwabuchi, K. Kurihara, M.
Hazelwood, MO
Motosuke, S. Honami, Tokyo
University of Science, Chiyoda, Japan
Chaired by: S. EVANS, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1245
AIAA-2012-1244
Classification of vortex regime Vortex Formation of a Finite
and three-dimensional vortex Span Synthetic Jet
T. Van Buren, M. Amitay, Rensselaer
structure of synthetic jet in
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY; E.
quiescent fluid
273-FD-63
D. Urban, G. Ruff, NASA Glenn Research
Center, Cleveland, OH; A. FernandezPello, University of California, Berkeley,
Berkeley, CA; J. T’ien, Case Western
Reserve University, Cleveland, OH;
G. Jomaas, Technical University of
Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark; J. Torero,
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh,
United Kingdom; G. Legros, University
of Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France;
C. Eigenbrod, University of Bremen,
Bremen, Germany; N. Smirnov, Moscow
Lomonosov State University, Moscow,
Russia; O. Fujita, Hokkaido University,
Sapporo, Japan; A. Cowlard, University
of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United
Kingdom
1630 hrs
Oral Presentation
Automated Transfer Vehicle
Material Flammability Test
Ryman Studio L
121
Dhanasar, North Carolina A&T
State University, Greensboro, NC;
I. Blankson, NASA Glenn Research
T. Nagata, Y. Ueno, A. Ochi,
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.,
Kakamigahara, Japan
P. Kranzinger, M. Hollands, M.
Kessler, S. Wagner, E. Kraemer,
University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart,
Germany
H. Hilton, University of Illinois,
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1256
Viscoelastic and Structural
Damping Analysis with
Designer Materials
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA; I.
Leyva, D. Talley, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Edwards AFB, CA; A.
Karagozian, University of California,
J. Heo, K. Kim, H. Sung, Korea
N. Guezennec, M. Masquelet,
Aerospace University, Goyang, South S. Menon, Georgia Institute of
Korea; V. Yang, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
France
S. Imlay, C. Mackey, Tecplot, Inc.,
Bellevue, WA
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1262
Generalized Functional
Box Plot for Visual Analysis
of High-Dimensional
Aerodynamic Meta-Data
M. Masquelet, N. Guezennec,
S. Menon, Georgia Institute of
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1269
Numerical Studies of Mixing
and Flame-Turbulence
Interactions in Shear Coaxial
Injector Flows Under TransCritical Conditions
Liquid Rocket Propulsion
R. Shaw, S. Gorrell, Brigham Young
University, Provo, UT; R. Woodley,
21st Century Systems, Fort Leonard
Wood, MO
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1261
Vortex Core Line Extraction
and Tracking from Unsteady
Simulations Using Subjective
Logic
Meshing and Visualization for Real-World Applications
J. Hwang, A. Waas, J. Martins,
Ann Arbor, MI
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1257
Micromechanical Modeling and
Design Optimization of 2-D
Triaxial Braided Composites
MDO Applications
Chaired by: S. BARSON, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne and B. CHEHROUDI, Air Force Research Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1265
AIAA-2012-1266
AIAA-2012-1267
AIAA-2012-1268
Cryogenic High-Pressure
Numerical Study for
Shear-Coaxial Jets Exposed to Kerosene/LOx Supercritical
Flame-Turbulence Interactions Supercritical Fluid Injection
Mixing Characteristics of a
in a LOX-CH4 Shear Coaxial X. Petit, G. Ribert, P. Domingo, INSA
Transverse Acoustic Forcing
Rouen, Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray,
S. Teshome, University of California, Swirl Injector
Injector
277-PC-21
Mestreau, F. Bulat-Jara, S. Dey,
Naval Research Laboratory,
Washington, DC
Chaired by: S. ALTER, NASA Langley Research Center and B. SEKAR, Air Force Research Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1258
AIAA-2012-1259
AIAA-2012-1260
Geodesics-based surface
Validation of new CFD Tool
Generation and Verification
Using Non-orthogonal Octree of Meshes Used in Automated
reparametrization
R. Aubry, George Mason University, with Boundary-fitted Layer
Process Chains to Optimize
Fairfax, VA; K. Karamete, E.
Unstructured Grid
Rotor Blades
276-MVC-4
B. Lockwood, University of Wyoming,
Laramie, Laramie, WY; M. Anitescu,
Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne,
IL; D. Mavriplis, University of Wyoming,
Chaired by: B. ROTH, Walla Walla University
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1255
AIAA-2012-1254
CFD Analysis of Waveriders
Mixed Aleatory/Epistemic
Uncertainty Quantification for Derived from Axisymmetric
Hypersonic Flows via Gradient- Flowfields for Reentry
Based Optimization and
Applications
F. Ferguson, N. Dasque, M.
Surrogate Models
275-MDO-7
Munich, Germany
S. Matsuyama, J. Shinjo, S. Ogawa,
Y. Mizobuchi, Japan Aerospace
Japan
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1271
LES of High-Frequency
Combustion Instability in
M. Jarczyk, M. Pfitzner, University of a Single Element Rocket
the German Federal Armed Forces, Combustor
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1270
Supercritical Nitrogen Jets
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1264
Recent Updates to the CFD
General Notation System
(CGNS)
C. Rumsey, NASA Langley Research
Center, Hampton, VA; B. Wedan,
Computational Engineering Solutions,
M. Lively, S. Gorrell, K. Hoopes,
Brigham Young University, Provo, UT; San Ramon, CA; T. Hauser, University
R. Woodley, 21st Century Systems, of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO;
M. Poinot, ONERA, Châtillon, France
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1263
Extraction of Shock Waves and
Separation and Attachment
Lines from Computational
Fluid Dynamics Simulations
Using Subjective Logic
Jackson A
Ryman Studio HI
Ryman Studio R
122
J. Xu, L. Qiao, J. Gore, Purdue
Cleveland, OH
Mark Kleiman
Draper Laboratory (invited)
R. Nolthenius, Cabrillo College,
Aptos, CA; C. Kitting, California State
University, Hayward, CA; J. Bellerose,
Carnegie Mellon University, Moffett
Field, CA; P. Jenniskens, SETI
Institute, Mountain View, CA
R. Rairden, Lockheed Martin
Corporation, Palo Alto, CA; P.
Jenniskens, SETI Institute, Mountain
View, CA
Chaired by: S. LOEHLE, University of Stuttgart and T. MCINTYRE, University of Queensland
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
1300 hrs
AIAA-2012-1278
AIAA-2012-1279
AIAA-2012-1280
Hayabusa Reentry Irradiance Near-Infrared Spectroscopy of
Intensified Near-UV
at High Altitude and Capsule the Hayabusa Sample Return
Spectroscopy of the Hayabusa
Wake Irregularities
Capsule Re-entry
Reentry
J. Snively, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, Daytona Beach, FL; M.
Taylor, Utah State University, Logan, UT;
P. Jenniskens, SETI Institute, Mountain
View, CA; M. Winter, University of
California, Santa Cruz, Moffett Field, CA;
R. Dantowitz, M. Kozubal, Clay Center
Observatory, Brookline, MA
PJ Blount
National Center for Remote Sensing, Air and Space Law, University of Mississippi
280-TP-17
Panelists:
Moderator: Chris Hearsey, Astrosociology Research Institute, Sec., SAT TC
Panelists:
Moderator: James Rendleman, Chair, LAAA TC
Chaired by: C. HEARSEY, University of Mississippi
279-SAT-2
1300 - 1700 hrs
M. Sachan, T. Murugnanadam,
Indian Institute of Technology
Madras, Chennai, India
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1276
Flame shape transitions and
precursor events near lean
blow out
R. Savajano, O. Joshi, P. Leyland,
École Polytechnique Fédérale de
Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland;
L. Marraffa, ESA, Noordwijk, The
Netherlands
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1281
Aerothermal analysis of the
Phoebus capsule with radiative
heating on the back body
Special Session: Hayabusa Mission II
Russ McMurry
The Boeing Company
Law as an Instrument Enabling Human Commercial Spaceflight
Henry Hertzfeld
George Washington University Law School (invited)
Law as an Instrument Enabling Space Systems Innovation
Delta Forum: Innovation: Law as an Essential Ally
A. Benthara Wadumesthrige, H. Dong,
Wright State University, Dayton, OH;
G. Minkiewicz, Air Force Research
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1275
Optimal Heavy Fuel Direct
Injection analysis in a Rotary
Engine using a Computational
Combustion Model
Mark Sundahl
Cleveland State University Law School (invited)
Eligar Sodah
Astroconsulting International (invited)
S. Zeppieri, United Technologies
Research Center, East Hartford, CT;
M. Serio, Advanced Fuel Research,
Inc., East Hartford, CT; G. Zafiris, M.
Colket, United Technologies Research
Center, East Hartford, CT
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1277
Iso-Dodecane Pyrolysis Model
Development
Advanced Concepts, Fuel Technology and Environmental Impact
Chaired by: C. BROPHY, Naval Postgraduate School and R. ERICKSON, The Aerospace Corporation
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1273
AIAA-2012-1274
AIAA-2012-1272
Performance Evaluation of a
Influence of Steam Dilution on Multi-physics Modeling of
High Bandwidth Liquid Fuel
NOx Formation in Premixed Coal Gasification Processes
Natural Gas and Hydrogen
in a Well-Stirred Reactor with Modulation Valve for Active
Detailed Gas-phase Chemistry, Combustion Control
Flames
S. Göke, C. Paschereit, Technical
J. Saus, C. Chang, J. Delaat, D.
Devolatilization, and Char
University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany Porosity Model
Vrnak, NASA Glenn Research Center,
278-PC-22
Hermitage C
Jackson B
123
S. Kelly, C. Segal, University of
P. Jha, D. Brillembourg, S. Schmitz,
Pennsylvania State University, University TX
Park, PA
Chaired by: P. VEERS, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
AIAA-2012-1287
AIAA-2012-1288
Wind Turbines Under Atmospheric Decades of Wind Turbine Load
Icing Conditions - Ice Accretion Simulation
M. Barone, J. Paquette, B. Resor,
Modeling, Aerodynamics, and
Control Strategies for Mitigating Sandia National Laboratories,
Albuquerque, NM; L. Manuel,
Performance Degradation
282-WE-10
Portugal
E. Khalil, Cairo University, Cairo,
Egypt
F. El Azzouzi, K. Johnson, Colorado
School of Mines, Golden, CO
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1289
Single-sensor-based Fault
Detection in Wind Turbines
Chaired by: G. SCHNEIDER, University of Waterloo and E. KHALIL, Cairo University
1300 hrs
1330 hrs
1400 hrs
AIAA-2012-1283
AIAA-2012-1284
AIAA-2012-1282
Experiments in
Indoor Air Quality and
Evaluation of Numerical
Variable Density Approach to Thermosensitive Cavitation of Fuzziness Evaluation of
a Cryogenic Rocket Propellant the Airflow Distributions in
Cryogenic Jets
E. Antunes, A. Silva, J. Barata,
Surrogate
Enclosures
281-TP-18
J. Doty, University of Dayton,
Dayton, OH
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1291
Fabrication, Integration and
Initial Testing of a SMART
Rotor
E. Loth, A. Steele, University of Virginia, J. Berg, D. Berg, J. White, Sandia
Charlottesville, Charlottesville, VA; M.
Selig, University of Illinois, UrbanaNM
Champaign, Urbana, IL; P. Moriarty,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
Golden, CO
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1290
Segmented Ultralight Morphing
Rotor Concept for Extreme-Scale
Wind Turbines
D. Yu, H. Kwon, O. Kwon, Korea
Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology, Daejeon, South Korea
1530 hrs
AIAA-2012-1292
of HAWT Rotor Blades
by Aerodynamic Shape
Optimization
1500 hrs
AIAA-2012-1286
Approximate Approach for
Direct Calculation of Unsteady
Entropy Generation Rate for
Engineering Applications
Wind Turbine Design and Testing
K. Miki, R. Upadhyay, O. Sahni,
University of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX
1430 hrs
AIAA-2012-1285
Uncertainty Quantification and
Model Comparison for Active
Carbon Nitridation Experiment
Using Bayesian Approach
Heat Transfer III
K. Scott, D. Infield, University
of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United
Kingdom; J. Coultate, Romax
Technology, Ltd., Nottingham, United
Kingdom
1600 hrs
AIAA-2012-1293
Effects of Extreme and
Transient Loads on Wind
Turbine Drive Trains
Lincoln A
Hermitage D
124
Abani, N., 28-PC-3
Abbassi, H., 245-FD-57
Abdulsada, M., 206-GTE-6
Abe, S., 293-TP-19
Abe, T., 272-FD-62
Abhari, R., 37-WE-1
Abudaram, Y., 77-AD-4, 237-FD-49/APA-39
Adamczak, D., 238-FD-50
Adamovich, I., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7,
105-PDL-9/WIG-7, 185-WIG-12/PDL-16,
223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Adams, M., 127-GT-4
Adams, S., 264-AMT-13
Adusumilli, S., 26-PC-1
Afanas’ev, S., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Aftosmis, M., 52-FD-15, 212-MDO-5
Agarwal, R., 69-TP-4, 193-APA-31
Aggarwal, S., 33-TES-1, 108-TES-2
Agrawal, A., 33-TES-1, 108-TES-2, 175-PC-15, 2
53-TES-5
Agrawal, P., 34-TP-1
Agte, J., 189-AD-10
Agui, J., 180-SRU-4
Ahlefeldt, T., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Ahmad, N., 85-ASE-1, 117-ASE-2
Ahmad, S., 58-GTE-2
Ahmed, A., 123-FD-30, 165-FD-37/APA-27,
193-APA-31, 265-APA-42
Ahmed, I., 219-TES-4
Ahmed, M., 33-TES-1
Ahuja, K., 40-AA-2
Ahuja, V., 235-APA-37
Aigner, M., 27-PC-2, 28-PC-3, 91-FD-24, 112-AA-4
Akay, B., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Akce, A., 189-AD-10
Akef, M., 219-TES-4
Akiki, G., 22-ISC-2
Akram, F., 195-DE-1
Aktas, D., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 228-AD-11
Al Shoaibi, A., 219-TES-4
Al-Aweni, M., 270-FD-60
Al-Masoud, N., 87-EDU-1
Al-Shehabi, A., 98-IS-1
Albers, J., 293-TP-19
Aleksandrov, A., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Alexandrov, K., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Alexeenko, A., 68-SST-1, 127-GT-4, 141-TP-10
Alin, N., 15-FD-9
Alkandry, H., 221-TP-14
Alkhalidi, A., 219-TES-4
Allen, G., 16-GPSE-1, 127-GT-4
Allgood, D., 149-AA-5
Allison, P., 103-PC-8, 112-AA-4
Almeida, F., 230-AFM-6
Alonso, J., 24-MDO-1, 45-APA-9
Alter, S., 276-MVC-4
Alter-Kranov, A., 160-EDU-2
Althof, E., 195-DE-1
Altman, A., 8-APA-4/FD-3, 10-FD-4, 236-APA-38/FD-48,
269-EDU-4
Alvarez, F., 246-GPSE-7
Alves, L., 244-FD-56
Alvi, F., 1-AA-1, 10-FD-4
Amano, R., 139-TES-3, 219-TES-4
Ameri, A., 96-GTE-3
Amerio, A., 45-APA-9
Amitay, M., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 198-FD-43/WE-6, 273-FD-63
An, X., 95-GT-3
Anand, M., 28-PC-3
Anderson, B., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Anderson, E., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Anderson, G., 212-MDO-5
Anderson, K., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 213-MVC-3
Anderson, S., 133-PC-13
Anderson, T., 107-SRU-2, 211-IS-3
Anderson, W., 174-PC-14
Andersson, H., 195-DE-1
Andino, M., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Andino, R., 60-ISC-5, 99-ISC-4
Andriani, R., 171-GTE-5
Andrienko, D., 141-TP-10
Anemaat, W., 78-AD-5, 150-AD-9
Angle, G., 192-APA-30, 268-APA-45
Anitescu, M., 275-MDO-7
Anna, A., 110-TP-8
Antar, B., 126-GPSE-4
Anthenien, R., 64-PC-5
Antunes, E., 281-TP-18
Anyoji, M., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Aono, H., 120-FD-27
Aoyama, T., 235-APA-37
Apke, C., 227-ABPSI-4
Apyan, A., 172-HABP-6
Arad, E., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 146-APA-21, 273-FD-63
Ardelyan, N., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Arghode, V., 206-GTE-6
Argondizza, A., 22-ISC-2
Author/Session Chair Index
Argrow, B., 3-AD-1, 196-EDU-3, 230-AFM-6
Arjomandi, M., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29, 262-AFM-7
Arko, B., 207-GTE-7
Arndt, C., 153-AMT-8
Arndt, R., 37-WE-1
Arslanbekov, R., 179-SEC-4
Arunajatesan, S., 89-FD-22, 265-APA-42
Asada, K., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Asai, K., 189-AD-10, 263-AMT-12
Ashcraft, S., 127-GT-4
Ashpis, D., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29, 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Aslam, T., 215-PC-17
Aso, S., 42-AFM-2
Astafiev, A., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Atkins, E., 189-AD-10, 211-IS-3
Atkinson, C., 44-AMT-3
Atobe, T., 154-APA-23
Attar, P., 156-APA-25/FD-32
Atwell, J., 107-SRU-2
Aubry, R., 276-MVC-4
Auman, L., 145-APA-20
Austin, J., 48-FD-11, 131-PC-11, 149-AA-5, 164-FD-36
Avedisian, C., 274-GPSE-8
Avila Diaz, M., 145-APA-20
Awtry, A., 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Ayaz, U., 68-SST-1
Azab, M., 163-FD-35
Azad, M., 10-FD-4
Azevedo, J., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 154-APA-23,
241-FD-53/APA-40
Azimi, A., 180-SRU-4
Baars, W., 112-AA-4, 260-AA-9
Babbitt, A., 37-WE-1
Babinsky, H., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 7-APA-3/FD-2, 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2, 201-FD-46/APA-34, 245-FD-57
Bade, K., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Badiola, C., 249-PC-19
Baeder, J., 15-FD-9
Baeten, A., 14-FD-8
Bahaj, M., 97-HABP-4
Bailey, M., 195-DE-1
Bailey, V., 23-ISC-3
Bailly, C., 259-AA-8
Bailly, D., 9-APA-5
Baker, J., 37-WE-1, 109-TP-7, 220-TP-13
Baker, W., 224-YP-1
Bakir, F., 128-GTE-4, 207-GTE-7
Balachandar, B., 88-FD-21
Balachandar, S., 88-FD-21
Balachandran, B., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Balakrishnan, S., 22-ISC-2
Balas, G., 222-WE-7, 262-AFM-7
Balas, M., 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Balasubramaniam, B., 5-AMT-1
Balasubramaniam, R., 137-SRU-3, 169-GPSE-5
Balasubramanian, R., 91-FD-24
Baldwin, A., 23-ISC-3
Ballard, B., 271-FD-61
Bambakidis, K., 126-GPSE-4
Bamford, R., 136-SEC-1
Bansal, A., 141-TP-10
Barakos, G., 84-APA-17
Barata, J., 64-PC-5, 128-GTE-4, 210-HIS-1, 268-APA-45, 281-TP-18
Barhorst, T., 191-AMT-9
Barnes, C., 168-FD-40/APA-28
Barone, M., 257-WE-9, 282-WE-10
Barrows, G., 124-FD-31
Barsi, S., 180-SRU-4
Barson, S., 277-PC-21
Baruzzini, D., 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Bash, M., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Bassi, F., 50-FD-13
Basu, S., 117-ASE-2, 142-WE-4, 183-WE-5
Bathel, B., 127-GT-4, 191-AMT-9
Bauer, N., 34-TP-1
Bauer, P., 215-PC-17
Baum, J., 118-CS-1
Baurle, R., 173-HABP-7, 272-FD-62
Bauwens, L., 214-PC-16
Bayandor, J., 22-ISC-2, 77-AD-4, 150-AD-9, 188-ABPSI-3
Bayeh, A., 131-PC-11
Bayer, I., 14-FD-8
Baysal, K., 13-FD-7
Beckel, S., 208-HABP-8
Becker, D., 23-ISC-3
Becker, J., 45-APA-9
Beitel, G., 71-TP-6
Bell, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5, 263-AMT-12
Bellan, J., 27-PC-2, 28-PC-3, 63-PC-4, 65-PC-6, 131-PC-11
Bellerose, J., 280-TP-17
Belson, B., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Ben-Harav, A., 37-WE-1
Benchergui, D., 188-ABPSI-3
Benek, J., 172-HABP-6
Benfield, M., 178-SE-2
Bengherbia, T., 215-PC-17
Benne, M., 43-AMT-2
Bensow, R., 15-FD-9
Benthara Wadumesthrige, A., 278-PC-22
Benton, M., 136-SEC-1
Benton, S., 55-FD-18
Beran, P., 144-APA-19, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Berens, T., 227-ABPSI-4
Beresh, S., 5-AMT-1, 48-FD-11, 153-AMT-8,
231-AMT-10
Berg, D., 37-WE-1, 183-WE-5, 282-WE-10
Berg, J., 282-WE-10
Berg, S., 214-PC-16
Bergeon, N., 204-GPSE-6
Berger, M., 52-FD-15
Bergkoetter, M., 181-TP-11
Berkebile, S., 194-ASE-4
Bernal, L., 4-AFM-1, 8-APA-4/FD-3, 156-APA-25/FD-32, 189-AD-10, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Bernard, P., 167-FD-39
Bernardini, C., 55-FD-18
Bernardo, J., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Berrier, J., 23-ISC-3
Bertuccelli, L., 98-IS-1
Best, J., 164-FD-36
Betro, V., 25-MVC-1, 213-MVC-3
Beutel, S., 77-AD-4
Beyer, F., 72-WE-2
Bhagat, N., 212-MDO-5
Bhagwandin, V., 144-APA-19, 151-AFM-4
Bhamidipati, K., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 271-FD-61
Bhatia, A., 182-TP-12
Bhattacharya, S., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Bi, N., 192-APA-30
Bianchi, D., 110-TP-8
Bil, C., 41-AD-2, 228-AD-11
Billia, B., 204-GPSE-6
Bilyeu, D., 50-FD-13
Bingham, B., 136-SEC-1
Binkley, B., 224-YP-1
Biringen, S., 89-FD-22
Birzer, C., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Bisek, N., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
66-PDL-6/WIG-4, 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Bityurin, V., 31-PDL-3, 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 1
76-PDL-13/WIG-10, 223-WIG-15/PDL-19,
258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Blackmore, W., 169-GPSE-5
Blackwell, B., 182-TP-12
Blair, M., 212-MDO-5, 233-APA-35/CS-4
125
Blaisdell, G., 89-FD-22, 187-AA-6, 197-FD-42
Blake, D., 54-FD-17
Blanchat, T., 264-AMT-13
Blankson, I., 36-TP-3, 173-HABP-7,
176-PDL-13/WIG-10, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21,
275-MDO-7
Blaylock, M., 99-ISC-4, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Blazer, W., 15-FD-9
Bloemer, K., 23-ISC-3
Blois, G., 164-FD-36
Bloomer, D., 26-PC-1
Blunck, D., 58-GTE-2, 103-PC-8
Bobashev, S., 43-AMT-2
Bockelie, M., 133-PC-13
Bodony, D., 10-FD-4, 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 193-APA-31
Boehnke, D., 113-AD-7
Bogey, C., 259-AA-8
Bolender, M., 42-AFM-2
Boles, J., 97-HABP-4, 120-FD-27
Bond, R., 93-FD-26
Bondar, Y., 161-FD-33
Bonet, J., 203-GEPC-2
Bonilla, C., 123-FD-30
Bons, J., 55-FD-18, 96-GTE-3, 123-FD-30,
168-FD-40/APA-28
Borer, N., 189-AD-10
Borg, M., 48-FD-11, 238-FD-50
Borner, A., 36-TP-3, 175-PC-15
Boschetti, P., 45-APA-9, 190-AFM-5, 230-AFM-6
Bose, D., 161-FD-33, 254-TP-15
Bossanyi, E., 222-WE-7
Boucher, D., 67-SRU-1, 107-SRU-2, 180-SRU-4
Boucher, M., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Boukerkour, Y., 97-HABP-4
Bountin, D., 243-FD-55
Bourassa, C., 91-FD-24
Bourdon, A., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Bowcutt, K., 19-HABP-1
Bowen, P., 206-GTE-6
Bowen-Davies, G., 41-AD-2
Bowersox, R., 164-FD-36
Bowles, P., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
201-FD-46/APA-34
Bowman, S., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Boyd, I., 69-TP-4, 110-TP-8, 182-TP-12, 221-TP-14
Boyde, J., 27-PC-2
Boynton, T., 87-EDU-1
Bozzelli, J., 133-PC-13
Bradford, J., 209-HABP-9
Bradley, A., 41-AD-2
Bradley, M., 19-HABP-1
Bradshaw, S., 91-FD-24
Bragg, M., 164-FD-36, 193-APA-31
Braman, K., 102-PC-7
Brandenburg, J., 218-SEC-3
Brandhorst, H., 158-ASE-3
Brandis, A., 254-TP-15
Brandt, S., 78-AD-5
Brasseur, J., 111-WE-3, 183-WE-5
Braun, R., 79-AFM-3
Breden, D., 177-PDL-14
Brehm, C., 54-FD-17, 244-FD-56
Brenner, T., 54-FD-17
Brentner, K., 1-AA-1
Bretl, T., 189-AD-10
Breuer, K., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 201-FD-46/APA-34
Breviglieri, C., 154-APA-23
Brezinsky, K., 33-TES-1
Bridges, J., 149-AA-5
Briggs, H., 213-MVC-3, 269-EDU-4
Bright, M., 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Brillembourg, D., 282-WE-10
Brinckman, K., 120-FD-27
Bristow, D., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Brock, W., 213-MVC-3
Broering, T., 156-APA-25/FD-32
Brooks, L., 10-FD-4, 42-AFM-2
Brophy, C., 227-ABPSI-4, 268-APA-45, 278-PC-22
Brovkin, V., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Brown, C., 64-PC-5
Brown, J., 141-TP-10
Brown, M., 59-HABP-3, 78-AD-5, 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 191-AMT-9
Bruce, P., 7-APA-3/FD-2,
29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 245-FD-57
Bruckner, A., 215-PC-17
Bruner, C., 265-APA-42
Brunner, M., 198-FD-43/WE-6, 222-WE-7
Bruno, C., 173-HABP-7, 250-PC-20
Bruzas, A., 126-GPSE-4
Bryant, C., 24-MDO-1
Bryant, E., 145-APA-20
Bryden, K., 206-GTE-6
Bryg, V., 246-GPSE-7
Buchholz, J., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Buchmann, N., 44-AMT-3
Bulat-Jara, F., 276-MVC-4
Bulzan, D., 125-GEPC-1
Burdett, T., 22-ISC-2
Burdyshaw, C., 213-MVC-3
Burgess, N., 92-FD-25
Burns, I., 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Burns, K., 210-HIS-1
Burns, R., 88-FD-21
Burt, J., 36-TP-3
Burtnett, E., 14-FD-8
Buttsworth, D., 293-TP-19
Buxton, O., 88-FD-21
Bychkov, D., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Bychkov, V., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 185-WIG-12/PDL-16,
223-WIG-15/PDL-19, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Byerley, A., 160-EDU-2
Cabell, K., 191-AMT-9
Cadou, C., 26-PC-1, 250-PC-20
Cai, C., 92-FD-25, 254-TP-15, 270-FD-60, 272-FD-62
Cai, G., 21-ISC-1
Cai, J., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12, 109-TP-7
Cain, A., 1-AA-1, 57-GT-2,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29, 187-AA-6
Caird, I., 127-GT-4
Cal, R., 111-WE-3
Calamas, D., 220-TP-13
Calderon, D., 201-FD-46/APA-34, 265-APA-42
Caldwell, N., 229-AD-12
Calhoon, W., 28-PC-3
Callahan, K., 23-ISC-3
Calvert, M., 147-APA-22, 265-APA-42
Camardo, L., 20-HABP-2
Camberos, J., 100-MDO-3/AD-6, 129-IS-2, 135-SE-1, 221-TP-14, 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Cambier, J., 140-TP-9, 159-CS-3
Camelli, F., 118-CS-1
Cameron, J., 164-FD-36
Camp, B., 111-WE-3
Campos, D., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Candel, S., 216-PC-18
Candler, G., 69-TP-4, 161-FD-33, 202-FD-47
Canino, J., 192-APA-30
Cannella, M., 99-ISC-4
Cant, R., 97-HABP-4, 208-HABP-8
Cantu, L., 19-HABP-1
Cantu, N., 23-ISC-3
Cappelli, M., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Cardenas, E., 45-APA-9, 190-AFM-5, 230-AFM-6
Carey, G., 12-FD-6
Carichner, G., 261-AD-14
Carlson, H., 271-FD-61
Carlson, J., 192-APA-30
Carlsson, M., 195-DE-1
Carpenter, J., 244-FD-56
Carr, Z., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Carrero, M., 190-AFM-5
Carrier, G., 9-APA-5
Carroll, D., 177-PDL-14
Carter, C., 20-HABP-2, 38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 59-HABP-3, 64-PC-5, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 97-HABP-4,
104-PC-9/AMT-5, 131-PC-11
Cary, A., 122-FD-29
Cary, J., 41-AD-2
Casaday, B., 96-GTE-3
Casper, K., 48-FD-11
Cassibry, J., 30-PDL-2
Castagna, J., 15-FD-9
Castelli, V., 124-FD-31
Castellucci, M., 191-AMT-9
Castillo, L., 111-WE-3, 167-FD-39, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Castner, R., 227-ABPSI-4
Caswell, A., 95-GT-3
Catalano, F., 76-AA-3
Cater, J., 111-WE-3, 222-WE-7
Cattafesta, L., 5-AMT-1, 165-FD-37/APA-27
Cavaliere, D., 103-PC-8
Cazzolato, B., 42-AFM-2
Celi, M., 190-AFM-5
Celmins, I., 42-AFM-2
Cesnik, C., 4-AFM-1
Cetegen, B., 216-PC-18
Ceyhan, O., 257-WE-9
Chabalko, C., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Chaganti, N., 270-FD-60
Chahine, G., 126-GPSE-4
Chamorro, L., 37-WE-1
Chandar, D., 159-CS-3
Chang, C., 174-PC-14, 278-PC-22
Chang, M., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
124-FD-31, 266-APA-43
Chang, S., 189-AD-10
Chapuis, M., 15-FD-9
Chaput, A., 113-AD-7
Charlot, L., 14-FD-8
Chaudhuri, A., 209-HABP-9
Chaudhuri, S., 274-GPSE-8
Chazot, O., 161-FD-33
Chehroudi, B., 277-PC-21
Chelliah, H., 19-HABP-1, 26-PC-1, 102-PC-7, 133-PC-13
Chen, C., 64-PC-5, 201-FD-46/APA-34
Chen, F., 5-AMT-1, 159-CS-3
Chen, H., 229-AD-12
Chen, J., 14-FD-8, 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Chen, L., 152-AMT-7, 204-GPSE-6
Chen, M., 35-TP-2, 196-EDU-3
Chen, W., 42-AFM-2
Chen, X., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 27-PC-2, 239-FD-51
Chen, Y., 34-TP-1, 50-FD-13, 293-TP-19
Cheong, M., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Chertov, D., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Chestney, L., 126-GPSE-4
Chi, X., 109-TP-7, 181-TP-11
Chiaramonte, F., 16-GPSE-1, 126-GPSE-4
Chimitov, T., 243-FD-55
Chinnov, V., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Chng, T., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Cho, D., 215-PC-17
Cho, M., 158-ASE-3, 194-ASE-4
Cho, Y., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Choi, J., 215-PC-17
Choi, S., 86-ECS-1, 189-AD-10, 229-AD-12
Chokani, N., 37-WE-1
Chopra, I., 229-AD-12
Chou, A., 23-ISC-3, 48-FD-11
Choudhari, M., 13-FD-7, 243-FD-55
Choudhary, A., 130-MVC-2
Choudhuri, A., 33-TES-1, 139-TES-3
Christensen, K., 164-FD-36
Christensen, M., 102-PC-7
Chterev, I., 91-FD-24
Chu, J., 167-FD-39
Churchfield, M., 111-WE-3, 183-WE-5,
198-FD-43/WE-6
Ciampa, P., 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Cizmas, P., 54-FD-17
Clare, A., 98-IS-1
Clark, D., 107-SRU-2
Clark, H., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Clark, I., 79-AFM-3
Clark, J., 58-GTE-2, 164-FD-36
Clark, K., 244-FD-56
Claybrook, J., 224-YP-1
Cleary, T., 246-GPSE-7
Cleaver, D., 168-FD-40/APA-28, 265-APA-42
Clem, M., 1-AA-1, 80-AMT-4, 232-AMT-11
Clemens, N., 88-FD-21
Clifton, A., 142-WE-4
Cobb, R., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Cocks, P., 97-HABP-4, 208-HABP-8
Coder, J., 146-APA-21
Codoni, J., 221-TP-14
Coffey, A., 139-TES-3
126
Cohen, J., 13-FD-7, 16-GPSE-1, 94-GPSE-3, 126-GPSE-4
Cohen, K., 98-IS-1, 129-IS-2
Coil, M., 27-PC-2
Colella, P., 122-FD-29, 200-FD-45/APA-33
Coley, C., 82-APA-15
Colket, M., 214-PC-16, 278-PC-22
Collicott, S., 94-GPSE-3
Collier, F., 203-GEPC-2
Colliss, S., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Collopy, P., 178-SE-2
Colonno, M., 45-APA-9
Colozza, A., 137-SRU-3
Conlisk, T., 14-FD-8
Conner, M., 181-TP-11
Conners, T., ABPSI-1/APA-1
Connolly, J., 172-HABP-6
Cook, S., 211-IS-3
Cooney, J., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Cooper, C., 206-GTE-6
Cooper, G., 151-AFM-4
Cooper, K., 107-SRU-2
Cooperman, A., 198-FD-43/WE-6, 222-WE-7
Coquel, F., 163-FD-35
Corbets, J., 22-ISC-2
Corke, T., 134-PDL-11,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
201-FD-46/APA-34
Corona, G., 33-TES-1
Corrigan, A., 118-CS-1
Corum, H., 220-TP-13
Coton, F., 145-APA-20
Cotting, M., 190-AFM-5
Couaillier, V., 244-FD-56
Coultate, J., 282-WE-10
Courson, D., 220-TP-13
Cowlard, A., 274-GPSE-8
Coy, E., 181-TP-11
Coyne, J., 23-ISC-3
Crafton, J., 263-AMT-12
Crahan, G., 134-PDL-11
Cramer, E., 24-MDO-1
Cranston, B., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Crassidis, A., 230-AFM-6
Craven, J., 135-SE-1
Crawford, C., 72-WE-2, 257-WE-9
Crawford, T., 23-ISC-3
Creager, C., 180-SRU-4
Cresci, D., 97-HABP-4
Crider, D., 194-ASE-4
Crippa, S., 93-FD-26
Croell, A., 246-GPSE-7
Crosbie, S., 209-HABP-9
Cross, P., 123-FD-30
Crossley, W., 24-MDO-1
Crouse, G., 41-AD-2, 78-AD-5, 189-AD-10, 229-AD-12
Crowley, D., 45-APA-9
Crowther, A., 183-WE-5
Cruden, B., 254-TP-15
Cuhran, J., 23-ISC-3
Cui, M., 23-ISC-3
Cummings, M., 98-IS-1
Cummings, R., 78-AD-5, 151-AFM-4, 164-FD-36, 200-FD-45/APA-33, 236-APA-38/FD-48
Cuppoletti, D., 40-AA-2
Cuquel, A., 216-PC-18
Currier, N., 272-FD-62
Custodio, D., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Cutler, A., 19-HABP-1, 264-AMT-13
Cécora, R., 93-FD-26
d’Amore, R., 129-IS-2
da Silva, D., 54-FD-17
de la Llave Plata, M., 244-FD-56
Delot A., 188-ABPSI-3
Dagan, Y., 146-APA-21
Dahm, J., 118-CS-1
Dai, H., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Dam, B., 33-TES-1
Danao, L., 234-APA-36
Danczyk, S., 181-TP-11
Danehy, P., 19-HABP-1, 127-GT-4, 191-AMT-9,
232-AMT-11, 264-AMT-13
Daniels, C., 179-SEC-4
Dannelley, D., 220-TP-13
Dannenhoffer, J., 130-MVC-2
Dantowitz, R., 280-TP-17, 293-TP-19
Dantsker, O., 189-AD-10
Darabiha, N., 26-PC-1
Darmofal, D., 12-FD-6, 200-FD-45/APA-33
Das, P., 108-TES-2
Dash, S., 90-FD-23, 120-FD-27, 173-HABP-7
Daskilewicz, M., 24-MDO-1, 229-AD-12
Dasque, N., 275-MDO-7
Datta, A., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Dausen, D., 227-ABPSI-4
Davidson, D., 133-PC-13
Davidson, L., 47-APA-11, 76-AA-3
Davidson, R., 30-PDL-2
Davis, A., 14-FD-8
Davis, B., 99-ISC-4
Davis, D., 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2, 120-FD-27, 208-HABP-8
Davis, M., 191-AMT-9, 224-YP-1
Dawes, W., 97-HABP-4, 208-HABP-8
Dawson, J., 103-PC-8
De Jager, B., 103-PC-8
De Jong, R., 43-AMT-2
De Lucca, N., 134-PDL-11
De Luzan, C., 91-FD-24
DeBlauw, B., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
DeBonis, J., 146-APA-21
DeGennaro, A., 21-ISC-1
DeJarnette, F., 110-TP-8, 200-FD-45/APA-33
DeLoach, R., 170-GT-6
DeSpirito, J., 82-APA-15, 235-APA-37
DeStefano, E., 72-WE-2
Debieve, J., 240-FD-52
Deblauw, B., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Dedic, C., 264-AMT-13
Degani, D., 202-FD-47
Deguchi, A., 76-AA-3
Dejmek, M., 56-GPSE-2
Del Rosario, R., 125-GEPC-1
Delaat, J., 174-PC-14, 278-PC-22
Deleon, R., 159-CS-3
Delgado, A., 246-GPSE-7
Delisi, D., 85-ASE-1
Delombard, R., 16-GPSE-1
Deneault, N., 205-GT-7
Deng, X., 117-ASE-2
Denisiuk, S., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Denison, M., 133-PC-13
Denney, R., 113-AD-7
Dent, T., 108-TES-2
Desjardin, P., 71-TP-6, 141-TP-10, 215-PC-17, 253-TES-5
Devaki, R., 192-APA-30
Dey, S., 276-MVC-4
Dhanasar, M., 173-HABP-7, 275-MDO-7
Dhir, V., 220-TP-13
Di Domenico, M., 112-AA-4
Diao, Q., 174-PC-14
Dietrich, D., 274-GPSE-8
Dikalyuk, A., 177-PDL-14
Dimanlig, A., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Dimitriadis, G., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Dimotakis, P., 104-PC-9/AMT-5
Dinavahi, S., 233-APA-35/CS-4
Dinu, A., 84-APA-17
Dippold, V., 227-ABPSI-4
Diskin, B., 114-AD-8/MDO-4, 130-MVC-2
Diévart, P., 26-PC-1
Dodds, W., 206-GTE-6
Dogariu, A., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 231-AMT-10
Dolder, C., 166-FD-38
Dolvin, D., 42-AFM-2
Doman, D., 4-AFM-1
Domel, N., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1
Domingo, P., 277-PC-21
Domingos, R., 54-FD-17
Dominguez, J., 137-SRU-3
Donald, B., 112-AA-4
Donaldson, A., 229-AD-12
Donbar, J., 59-HABP-3
Donde, P., 28-PC-3, 97-HABP-4
Done, G., 236-APA-38/FD-48
Dong, H., 4-AFM-1, 51-FD-14/APA-13,
237-FD-49/APA-39, 267-APA-44/FD-59, 278-PC-22
Donohue, J., 59-HABP-3
Doolan, C., 10-FD-4, 42-AFM-2
Dooley, S., 26-PC-1, 133-PC-13
Doraiswamy, S., 69-TP-4
Dorgan, A., 121-FD-28
Dorobantu, A., 262-AFM-7
Doty, A., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Doty, J., 100-MDO-3/AD-6, 129-IS-2, 135-SE-1, 221-TP-14, 248-MDO-6/AD-13, 281-TP-18
Dou, H., 197-FD-42
Dougherty, R., 76-AA-3
Dowell, E., 241-FD-53/APA-40
Downey, J., 204-GPSE-6
Doyle, J., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Drake, A., 203-GEPC-2, 263-AMT-12
Drake, M., 41-AD-2
Dreizin, E., 249-PC-19
Drela, M., 150-AD-9
Dress, D., 178-SE-2
Driscoll, J., 103-PC-8, 112-AA-4, 214-PC-16
Driscoll, R., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Drolen, B., 70-TP-5
Drummond, J., 19-HABP-1
Druyor JR, C., 25-MVC-1
Dryer, F., 26-PC-1, 133-PC-13, 274-GPSE-8
Du, Y., 259-AA-8
Duan, L., 243-FD-55
Duchmann, A., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Dudley, J., 271-FD-61
Duesterhaus, D., 247-GT-8
Duffy, M., 228-AD-11
Dufrene, A., 71-TP-6, 95-GT-3, 141-TP-10
Dung, M., 23-ISC-3
Dunham, S., 249-PC-19
Dunn, S., 247-GT-8
Dunn-Rankin, D., 175-PC-15
Dunne, F., 256-WE-8
Dupont, A., 77-AD-4
Duraisamy, K., 240-FD-52
Durda, D., 94-GPSE-3
Durox, D., 216-PC-18
Dutta, S., 79-AFM-3
Dutton, C., 166-FD-38,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Dutton, J., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 164-FD-36
Dyer, R., 20-HABP-2
Eagle, W., 250-PC-20
Ebert, V., 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Echekki, T., 28-PC-3, 33-TES-1, 65-PC-6
Ecker, T., 152-AMT-7
Edeen, M., 16-GPSE-1
Edquist, K., 192-APA-30
Edwards, J., 19-HABP-1, 23-ISC-3, 104-PC-9/AMT-5, 131-PC-11
Edwards, M., 231-AMT-10
Efimov, A., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Egolf, T., 84-APA-17
Egorov, I., 243-FD-55
Ehrmann, R., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Eichmann, T., 293-TP-19
Eigenbrod, C., 274-GPSE-8
Eiler, J., 135-SE-1
Eisfeld, B., 93-FD-26
Ekici, K., 241-FD-53/APA-40
Ekkad, S., 70-TP-5, 220-TP-13
Eklund, D., 208-HABP-8
El Azzouzi, F., 282-WE-10
ElAshry, A., 139-TES-3
ElBaz, A., 152-AMT-7
Elam, K., 232-AMT-11
Eldredge, J., 200-FD-45/APA-33, 237-FD-49/APA-39
Eliasson, P., 47-APA-11, 76-AA-3
Elkins, B., 35-TP-2, 181-TP-11
Elliott, G., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 149-AA-5, 164-FD-36,
166-FD-38, 193-APA-31,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Elsinga, G., 44-AMT-3
Emanuel, M., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
127
Emelin, S., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Emeneth, M., 150-AD-9
Emerson, B., 91-FD-24
Empey, D., 34-TP-1, 127-GT-4
Engblom, W., 208-HABP-8, 255-TP-16
Eppink, J., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Erdmann, R., 204-GPSE-6
Erfani, R., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Erfani, T., 24-MDO-1
Erickson, R., 278-PC-22
Eriksson, L., 40-AA-2, 76-AA-3
Ernest, N., 98-IS-1
Erofeev, A., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Erwin, J., 149-AA-5
Esakov, I., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Eslam Panah, A., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Esposito, G., 19-HABP-1, 102-PC-7
Ess, P., 28-PC-3
Estacio-Hiroms, K., 12-FD-6
Estruch-Samper, D., 147-APA-22
Ethridge, E., 179-SEC-4
Etienne, S., 14-FD-8
Eustace, J., 126-GPSE-4
Evans, S., 273-FD-63
Exton, R., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Eymann, T., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Eymard, R., 52-FD-15
Fagan, A., 1-AA-1, 80-AMT-4, 232-AMT-11
Fagley, C., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Fahringer, T., 23-ISC-3
Fahy, E., 262-AFM-7
Fairfax, L., 42-AFM-2
Farbar, E., 69-TP-4, 110-TP-8
Farina, A., 45-APA-9
Farokhi, S., 257-WE-9
Farouk, T., 274-GPSE-8
Farrow, D., 264-AMT-13
Fasel, H., 13-FD-7, 15-FD-9, 54-FD-17,
168-FD-40/APA-28, 244-FD-56
Favaregh, N., 170-GT-6
Fayed, H., 54-FD-17
Faysal, K., 246-GPSE-7
Fedorov, A., 202-FD-47, 243-FD-55
Fei, X., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Fei, Z., 234-APA-36
Feldick, A., 141-TP-10
Feldman, J., 95-GT-3
Felix, E., 181-TP-11
Ferguson, D., 158-ASE-3
Ferguson, F., 36-TP-3, 173-HABP-7, 275-MDO-7
Ferguson, S., 193-APA-31, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Ferkul, P., 274-GPSE-8
Fernandes, L., 58-GTE-2, 96-GTE-3
Fernandez, O., 79-AFM-3
Fernandez-Pello, A., 274-GPSE-8
Ferrar, A., 205-GT-7
Feymark, A., 15-FD-9
Fidkowski, K., 12-FD-6, 50-FD-13
Fingersh, L., 37-WE-1
Fiolitakis, A., 28-PC-3
Fisher, B., 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Fitzgerald, N., 174-PC-14
Fitzgerald, T., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Flandro, G., 174-PC-14
Flatau, A., 273-FD-63
Flatschart, R., 58-GTE-2, 96-GTE-3
Fleming, A., 220-TP-13
Fleming, J., 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 144-APA-19
Fleming, P., 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Flory, I., 170-GT-6
Floyd, R., 224-YP-1
Flynt, B., 12-FD-6
Foelsche, R., 97-HABP-4
Foley, C., 91-FD-24
Follen, G., 125-GEPC-1
Fong, D., 238-FD-50
Fontaine, R., 149-AA-5
Forbes, J., 87-EDU-1
Foster, J., 31-PDL-3
Foster, N., 163-FD-35
Foti, D., 91-FD-24
Fouad, M., 139-TES-3
Fouke, B., 164-FD-36
Fourguette, D., 152-AMT-7
Foust, M., 206-GTE-6, 249-PC-19
Franck, J., 51-FD-14/APA-13
Franka, I., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 232-AMT-11
Frankel, J., 35-TP-2, 181-TP-11
Franz, K., 150-AD-9
Frazier, N., 204-GPSE-6
Freeborn-Scott, C., 1-AA-1
Freeman, J., 93-FD-26, 145-APA-20
Frehlich, R., 142-WE-4
Freitas, R., 58-GTE-2, 96-GTE-3
French, J., 174-PC-14
Freno, B., 54-FD-17
Fresconi, F., 42-AFM-2
Freund, J., 149-AA-5
Frias, J., 246-GPSE-7
Friedrichs, A., 22-ISC-2
Fritz, W., 47-APA-11
Frost, S., 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Fu, H., 122-FD-29
Fu, S., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 76-AA-3, 229-AD-12
Fu, X., 33-TES-1
Fu, Z., 235-APA-37
Fuentes, G., 32-SAT-1, 228-AD-11, 261-AD-14
Fujii, K., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Fujita, K., 71-TP-6, 79-AFM-3, 189-AD-10,
194-ASE-4, 272-FD-62, 293-TP-19
Fujita, O., 274-GPSE-8
Fukushima, Y., 187-AA-6
Fuller, C., 26-PC-1
Fulton, J., 19-HABP-1
Funaki, I., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Fuqua, M., 129-IS-2, 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Fureby, C., 15-FD-9
Furutani, H., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Gaffney, R., 19-HABP-1
Gaharan, C., 154-APA-23
Gaier, J., 194-ASE-4
Gaitonde, D., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
88-FD-21, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32, 208-HABP-8
Galaktionov, A., 31-PDL-3
Gale, A., 136-SEC-1, 179-SEC-4, 218-SEC-3
Gallman, J., 43-AMT-2
Gallo, C., 180-SRU-4
Gallo, E., 19-HABP-1
Gamba, M., 59-HABP-3, 131-PC-11
Gamezo, V., 215-PC-17, 250-PC-20, 274-GPSE-8
Gamma, F., 171-GTE-5
Gan, Y., 250-PC-20
Ganapathisubramani, B., 44-AMT-3
Gancedo, M., 91-FD-24
Ganci, G., 10-FD-4
Ganguly, B., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Gao, C., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 268-APA-45,
271-FD-61
Garafolo, N., 179-SEC-4
Garbeff, T., 152-AMT-7
Garcia, E., 21-ISC-1, 23-ISC-3, 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Garcia, G., 23-ISC-3
Garcia, M., 164-FD-36
Gardhagen, R., 41-AD-2
Garmendia, D., 150-AD-9
Garrard, W., 87-EDU-1, 160-EDU-2
Gasch, M., 95-GT-3
Gaston, Z., 51-FD-14/APA-13
Gavel, H., 195-DE-1
Gebel, G., 27-PC-2
Gedmark, J., 94-GPSE-3
Gejji, R., 108-TES-2
Gelhausen, P., 150-AD-9
George, S., 124-FD-31
Georgiadis, N., 93-FD-26
Gerges, S., 76-AA-3
Gerlach, A., 129-IS-2
Gerlinger, P., 28-PC-3
German, B., 24-MDO-1, 45-APA-9, 61-MDO-2/AD-3, 196-EDU-3, 228-AD-11, 229-AD-12
Gern, F., 41-AD-2
Gerz, T., 85-ASE-1
Getsinger, D., 270-FD-60
Gevorkyan, L., 270-FD-60
Ghezzi, U., 171-GTE-5
Ghobadi, K., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Ghoniem, A., 28-PC-3
Ghoreyshi, M., 78-AD-5, 151-AFM-4
Ghosh, A., 174-PC-14
Ghosh, S., 19-HABP-1
Gibbs, J., 229-AD-12
Gilbert, J., 86-ECS-1
Gimelshein, S., 21-ISC-1
Gimeno, L., 44-AMT-3
Gipe, D., 18-GTE-1
Girardi, R., 265-APA-42
Giraud, M., 215-PC-17
Girten, B., 16-GPSE-1
Givi, P., 19-HABP-1
Gladin, J., 188-ABPSI-3
Glauser, M., 166-FD-38
Glaze, D., 103-PC-8, 244-FD-56
Glezer, A., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Gloyer, P., 174-PC-14
Glumac, N., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Go, T., 190-AFM-5
Goal, K., 239-FD-51
Godin, S., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Goebel, K., 256-WE-8
Goff, R., 269-EDU-4
Goff, Z., 144-APA-19
Gogineni, S., 127-GT-4, 134-PDL-11
Gokoglu, S., 137-SRU-3
Gokulakrishnan, P., 26-PC-1
Golbabaei-Asl, M., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Goldberg, B., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Goldenstein, C., 232-AMT-11
Goldreich, A., 87-EDU-1
Goldstein, D., 36-TP-3, 69-TP-4, 117-ASE-2,
140-TP-9, 241-FD-53/APA-40
Gollahalli, S., 108-TES-2, 219-TES-4
Gompertz, K., 123-FD-30
Gonthier, K., 86-ECS-1
Gonzalez, D., 270-FD-60
González, P., 190-AFM-5
Goodman, W., 170-GT-6
Goossen, E., 144-APA-19
Gopalan, H., 183-WE-5
Gopalarathnam, A., 190-AFM-5, 234-APA-36
Gord, J., 58-GTE-2, 95-GT-3, 104-PC-9/AMT-5,
217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 232-AMT-11, 264-AMT-13
Gordeyev, S., 55-FD-18, 134-PDL-11
Gordnier, R., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 156-APA-25/FD-32
Gordon, A., 96-GTE-3
Gore, J., 103-PC-8, 108-TES-2, 278-PC-22
Goroshin, S., 274-GPSE-8
Gorrell, S., 276-MVC-4
Goryachev, S., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Gosse, R., 147-APA-22, 182-TP-12, 272-FD-62
Goulding, P., 268-APA-45
Goyne, C., 19-HABP-1, 97-HABP-4
Goyta, S., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Grachev, L., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Grady, N., 131-PC-11
Gragg, J., 191-AMT-9
Graham, W., 193-APA-31
Granlund, K., 124-FD-31
Grasser, T., 264-AMT-13
Grasso, F., 37-WE-1
Grauer, J., 230-AFM-6
Graves, J., 87-EDU-1
Graves, R., 25-MVC-1, 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Gray, K., 86-ECS-1
Green, B., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Green, N., 158-ASE-3
Green, R., 16-GPSE-1
Green, W., 133-PC-13
Greenberg, J., 63-PC-4
Greenberg, P., 246-GPSE-7
Greenblatt, D., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 37-WE-1, 55-FD-18, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Greendyke, R., 93-FD-26, 141-TP-10, 254-TP-15
Greenwell, J., 270-FD-60
Gregg, J., 22-ISC-2
Gregory, D., 30-PDL-2
128
Gregory, J., 21-ISC-1, 123-FD-30, 196-EDU-3, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
263-AMT-12, 273-FD-63
Gregory, M., 195-DE-1
Greig, A., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Gretsch, J., 150-AD-9
Griebeler, E., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Griffin, B., 43-AMT-2
Griffin, D., 53-FD-16
Griffin, J., 5-AMT-1
Griffin, M., 178-SE-2, 252-SEC-2
Griffiths, A., 206-GTE-6
Grigirenko, A., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Grinstead, J., 293-TP-19
Grobbel, J., 37-WE-1
Gross, A., 15-FD-9
Groulx, D., 10-FD-4
Grout, R., 159-CS-3
Grove, J., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Gruber, M., 191-AMT-9, 208-HABP-8
Grugel, R., 204-GPSE-6, 246-GPSE-7
Grundestam, O., 47-APA-11, 76-AA-3
Grundmann, S., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Gu, J., 204-GPSE-6
Guaitella, O., 31-PDL-3
Guezennec, N., 277-PC-21
Guglielmo, J., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Gulli, S., 35-TP-2
Gundling, C., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Guntupalli, K., 84-APA-17
Guntur, K., 219-TES-4
Guo, R., 188-ABPSI-3
Guo, X., 261-AD-14
Gupta, A., 175-PC-15, 206-GTE-6, 219-TES-4
Gupta, S., 65-PC-6
Gurileva, N., 172-HABP-6
Gursul, I., 168-FD-40/APA-28, 201-FD-46/APA-34, 265-APA-42
Gustafson, E., 98-IS-1
Gustafsson, B., 40-AA-2
Gustafsson, P., 263-AMT-12
Gustavsson, J., 1-AA-1
Gutmark, E., 1-AA-1, 5-AMT-1, 10-FD-4, 20-HABP-2, 40-AA-2, 91-FD-24, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 149-AA-5, 171-GTE-5, 270-FD-60
Guynn, M., 125-GEPC-1
Guzik, S., 122-FD-29
Gvozdich, G., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Gérald, S., 163-FD-35
Göke, S., 278-PC-22
Haas, D., 192-APA-30
Habchi, S., 179-SEC-4
Haberman, M., 166-FD-38
Haddad, C., 112-AA-4
Hader, C., 244-FD-56
Hadjadj, A., 91-FD-24, 122-FD-29, 209-HABP-9
Hafsteinsson, H., 40-AA-2
Hagen, B., 22-ISC-2
Hagen, C., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Hagenmaier, M., 97-HABP-4
Hahn, A., 113-AD-7
Haimes, R., 150-AD-9, 213-MVC-3
Hale, C., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Hall, C., 26-PC-1, 234-APA-36, 262-AFM-7
Hall, K., 241-FD-53/APA-40
Hall, M., 72-WE-2
Haller, W., 125-GEPC-1
Halls, B., 231-AMT-10
Halse, C., 183-WE-5
Ham, F., 149-AA-5
Hamada, J., 273-FD-63
Hamed, A., 96-GTE-3, 188-ABPSI-3
Hamilton, H., 110-TP-8
Hammack, S., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Han, D., 12-FD-6
Han, S., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Han, Z., 145-APA-20, 212-MDO-5
Handa, T., 232-AMT-11
Hannemann, K., 272-FD-62
Hannon, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Hansen, L., 23-ISC-3
Hansen, M., 222-WE-7
Hanson, R., 104-PC-9/AMT-5, 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 131-PC-11, 133-PC-13, 232-AMT-11,
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Harada, N., 30-PDL-2, 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Harada, S., 30-PDL-2
Haralambous, A., 87-EDU-1
Hariharan, N., 157-APA-26/CS-2, 233-APA-35/CS-4
Harris, J., 23-ISC-3
Harris, R., 242-FD-54, 271-FD-61
Harstad, K., 63-PC-4
Hartfield, R., 20-HABP-2, 235-APA-37
Hartman, S., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Hartmann, R., 92-FD-25
Hartney, C., 22-ISC-2
Hartshorn, F., 193-APA-31
Hartwig, J., 169-GPSE-5
Harvazinski, M., 174-PC-14
Hasan, M., 169-GPSE-5
Hashimoto, A., 25-MVC-1, 192-APA-30, 235-APA-37
Hasnain, Z., 273-FD-63
Hass, N., 191-AMT-9
Hassan, E., 120-FD-27
Hassan, H., 19-HABP-1
Hathaway, M., 125-GEPC-1
Hauser, T., 267-APA-44/FD-59, 276-MVC-4
Haverkamp, M., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Hawersaat, R., 16-GPSE-1
Hay, A., 14-FD-8
Hayakawa, Y., 232-AMT-11
Haynes, R., 123-FD-30
Hays, M., 1-AA-1
He, A., 271-FD-61
He, C., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
265-APA-42
Hearsey, C., 32-SAT-1, 279-SAT-2
Heeb, N., 1-AA-1, 40-AA-2, 149-AA-5
Heeg, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Hegde, U., 137-SRU-3
Heidmann, J., 58-GTE-2
Heindel, T., 231-AMT-10
Heineck, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Heinz, S., 183-WE-5
Heinzen, S., 234-APA-36, 262-AFM-7
Hellman, B., 45-APA-9
Hemchandra, S., 216-PC-18
Hendrickson, C., 270-FD-60
Henoch, C., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Henry, M., 150-AD-9
Henshaw, W., 156-APA-25/FD-32
Henwood, B., 94-GPSE-3
Heo, J., 277-PC-21
Herraez, I., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Herring, G., 191-AMT-9, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Herrmann, M., 27-PC-2
Hertel, G., 215-PC-17
Hew, Y., 21-ISC-1
Hewitt, A., 109-TP-7
Hewitt, R., 246-GPSE-7
Heyes, A., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Hicken, J., 24-MDO-1, 45-APA-9
Hickman, J., 274-GPSE-8
Hicks, M., 274-GPSE-8
Higashino, K., 188-ABPSI-3, 205-GT-7
Hilbert, B., 213-MVC-3
Hillen, N., 268-APA-45
Hillery, D., 195-DE-1
Hilton, H., 275-MDO-7
Hind, M., 37-WE-1, 152-AMT-7, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Hino, T., 89-FD-22
Hiremath, V., 19-HABP-1
Hires, D., 191-AMT-9
Hirosawa, T., 63-PC-4
Hirotani, T., 3-AD-1
Hirt, S., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 166-FD-38
Hishida, M., 235-APA-37
Hitt, D., 68-SST-1, 239-FD-51
Hixon, D., 187-AA-6
Hixon, R., 93-FD-26, 187-AA-6, 260-AA-9
Hochstein, J., 169-GPSE-5
Hoeijmakers, H., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Hoernschemeyer, R., 150-AD-9
Hofferth, J., 164-FD-36, 202-FD-47
Hoffler, K., 211-IS-3
Hoffman, C., 23-ISC-3
Hoffmann, K., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4, 187-AA-6,
241-FD-53/APA-40
Hoffmann, R., 158-ASE-3
Hofmeister, G., 77-AD-4
Hoke, J., 20-HABP-2, 95-GT-3, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 171-GTE-5, 209-HABP-9, 215-PC-17
Holden, M., 71-TP-6, 90-FD-23, 95-GT-3, 141-TP-10, 161-FD-33
Hollands, M., 276-MVC-4
Holup, G., 43-AMT-2
Holz, D., 180-SRU-4
Holzäpfel, F., 85-ASE-1
Honami, S., 3-AD-1, 165-FD-37/APA-27, 273-FD-63
Honour, R., 136-SEC-1
Hoopes, K., 276-MVC-4
Hord, K., 237-FD-49/APA-39
Hortensius, R., 193-APA-31
Hosder, S., 9-APA-5, 12-FD-6, 35-TP-2
Hosseinverdi, S., 15-FD-9
Howard, M., 182-TP-12
Howard, P., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Howell, R., 234-APA-36
Hoyt, N., 126-GPSE-4
Hsu, J., 178-SE-2
Hsu, K., 20-HABP-2, 59-HABP-3, 97-HABP-4, 131-PC-11
Hsu, P., 232-AMT-11
Hu, H., 43-AMT-2, 51-FD-14/APA-13,
83-APA-16/FD-20, 154-APA-23, 168-FD-40/APA-28, 232-AMT-11, 234-APA-36, 265-APA-42
Hu, J., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Huang, H., 21-ISC-1, 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Huang, J., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Huang, P., 68-SST-1
Hubner, J., 8-APA-4/FD-3, 77-AD-4,
237-FD-49/APA-39, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Hui, F., 221-TP-14
Hultmark, M., 44-AMT-3
Humbert, J., 156-APA-25/FD-32
Humbert, S., 124-FD-31
Hunter, C., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Hupfer, A., 109-TP-7
Huston, D., 68-SST-1
Hutcheson, F., 76-AA-3
Huynh, H., 92-FD-25
Hwang, J., 212-MDO-5, 275-MDO-7
Hyams, D., 96-GTE-3, 272-FD-62
Hyers, R., 126-GPSE-4
Hyland, D., 195-DE-1
Hylton, T., 124-FD-31
Hyun, I., 77-AD-4
Ibrahim, A., 139-TES-3
Ide, Y., 3-AD-1
Ifju, P., 77-AD-4, 237-FD-49/APA-39,
267-APA-44/FD-59
Ihme, M., 63-PC-4, 102-PC-7, 103-PC-8
Ikeda, T., 154-APA-23
Ikeda, Y., 102-PC-7, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Ilie, M., 47-APA-11, 197-FD-42, 241-FD-53/APA-40, 265-APA-42, 266-APA-43
Im, H., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 65-PC-6, 133-PC-13, 207-GTE-7
Imlay, S., 276-MVC-4
Infield, D., 282-WE-10
Ingenito, A., 173-HABP-7
Inger, G., 110-TP-8
Ingraham, D., 260-AA-9
Ioppolo, T., 68-SST-1
Iqbal, L., 78-AD-5, 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Irani, E., 205-GT-7
Ishida, Y., 80-AMT-4
Ishihara, T., 48-FD-11
Ishiko, K., 192-APA-30, 235-APA-37
Isozumi, R., 123-FD-30
Italiano, P., 129-IS-2
Ito, T., 14-FD-8
Ito, Y., 220-TP-13
Itoh, H., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Itoh, K., 272-FD-62
Ivan’kin, M., 172-HABP-6
Ivanov, M., 36-TP-3, 161-FD-33
Ivanova, E., 91-FD-24
Iwabuchi, K., 273-FD-63
Iwai, T., 194-ASE-4
Iwata, M., 158-ASE-3
129
Iyer, P., 243-FD-55
Iyer, S., 133-PC-13
Iyer, V., 133-PC-13
Jaberi, F., 19-HABP-1
Jackson, T., 175-PC-15
Jacob, E., 174-PC-14
Jacobs, G., 245-FD-57
Jacobs, M., 23-ISC-3
Jacobs, P., 293-TP-19
Jagadeesh, C., 15-FD-9, 168-FD-40/APA-28
Jain, N., 193-APA-31
Jain, R., 229-AD-12
Jalali, A., 130-MVC-2
James, S., 27-PC-2
Jameson, S., 124-FD-31
Jansen, B., 153-AMT-8
Jansen, R., 21-ISC-1
Jarczyk, M., 277-PC-21
Jasak, H., 121-FD-28
Jayaraman, B., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Jefferson, R., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Jeffries, J., 104-PC-9/AMT-5, 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 232-AMT-11
Jelic, R., 25-MVC-1, 93-FD-26
Jemcov, A., 121-FD-28
Jenkins, L., 153-AMT-8, 155-APA-24/GT-5
Jenkins, T., 80-AMT-4, 231-AMT-10
Jenniskens, P., 280-TP-17, 293-TP-19
Jensen, C., 263-AMT-12
Jensen, T., 216-PC-18
Jernigan, D., 264-AMT-13
Jha, P., 282-WE-10
Jia, X., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Jiang, H., 220-TP-13
Jiang, L., 108-TES-2
Jiang, M., 187-AA-6
Jiang, N., 232-AMT-11
Jimenez, H., 61-MDO-2/AD-3, 178-SE-2, 228-AD-11
Jinglei, X., 197-FD-42
Jirasek, A., 78-AD-5
Jivani, M., 150-AD-9
Johansen, C., 127-GT-4, 191-AMT-9, 232-AMT-11
Johansen, J., 37-WE-1
Johansson, A., 166-FD-38
Johari, H., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Johnson, B., 47-APA-11
Johnson, D., 117-ASE-2, 209-HABP-9
Johnson, E., 85-ASE-1
Johnson, H., 202-FD-47
Johnson, J., 58-GTE-2, 204-GPSE-6
Johnson, K., 222-WE-7, 282-WE-10
Johnson, M., 189-AD-10
Johnson, P., 70-TP-5
Johnson, S., 45-APA-9, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Johnston, C., 254-TP-15
Jomaas, G., 274-GPSE-8
Jones, A., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Jones, B., 136-SEC-1
Jones, D., 121-FD-28
Jones, G., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Jones, M., 237-FD-49/APA-39
Jones, R., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Jones, S., 191-AMT-9
Jones, W., 213-MVC-3
Jonkman, B., 142-WE-4, 256-WE-8
Jonkman, J., 72-WE-2
Jorge, A., 191-AMT-9
Joshi, D., 57-GT-2
Joshi, O., 280-TP-17
Joshi, S., 232-AMT-11
Josyula, E., 36-TP-3, 161-FD-33
Ju, Y., 26-PC-1, 63-PC-4, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 250-PC-20
Jukes, T., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Juliano, T., 263-AMT-12
Jumper, E., 134-PDL-11
Juneau, J., 34-TP-1
Jung, S., 14-FD-8
Jung, T., 3-AD-1
Juniper, M., 216-PC-18
Kabiraj, L., 63-PC-4
Kadambi, J., 126-GPSE-4
Kaemming, T., 20-HABP-2, 171-GTE-5
Kailasanath, K., 1-AA-1, 5-AMT-1, 40-AA-2, 118-CS-1, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 149-AA-5
Kakitsuji, A., 220-TP-13
Kale, N., 166-FD-38,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Kallimani, J., 205-GT-7
Kameda, M., 263-AMT-12
Kamkar, S., 25-MVC-1, 157-APA-26/CS-2
Kamotani, Y., 126-GPSE-4
Kaneda, M., 14-FD-8
Kaneko, T., 127-GT-4
Kaneshige, M., 215-PC-17
Kang, C., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Kang, H., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Kang, M., 126-GPSE-4
Kannan, R., 82-APA-15
Kapat, J., 70-TP-5, 207-GTE-7
Kapper, M., 140-TP-9
Karagozian, A., 270-FD-60, 277-PC-21
Karakotin, I., 15-FD-9
Karamete, K., 276-MVC-4
Karami Halashi, B., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Kariuki, J., 103-PC-8
Karl, J., 96-GTE-3
Karlsson, M., 41-AD-2, 58-GTE-2
Karma, A., 204-GPSE-6
Karman, S., 25-MVC-1, 213-MVC-3
Karnesky, J., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Karp, M., 13-FD-7
Karpetis, A., 131-PC-11
Kasahara, J., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Kashitani, M., 95-GT-3, 232-AMT-11
Kassoy, D., 214-PC-16
Kastengren, A., 64-PC-5, 231-AMT-10
Kastner, J., 5-AMT-1, 10-FD-4, 149-AA-5, 270-FD-60
Katagiri, K., 220-TP-13
Kato, H., 5-AMT-1, 263-AMT-12
Katoshevski, D., 63-PC-4
Katta, V., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Katz, J., 44-AMT-3
Kau, H., 109-TP-7
Kaushik, B., 78-AD-5
Kawahara, N., 27-PC-2
Kawazoe, H., 69-TP-4
Kazoe, Y., 14-FD-8
Ke, G., 1-AA-1
Kearney, S., 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 231-AMT-10,
264-AMT-13
Kearney-Fischer, M., 259-AA-8
Keen, E., 150-AD-9
Keennon, M., 124-FD-31
Kegelman, J., 57-GT-2, 95-GT-3, 170-GT-6, 247-GT-8
Kegerise, M., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Keller, J., 16-GPSE-1
Kelley, C., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Kelley, E., 169-GPSE-5
Kelley, J., 69-TP-4
Kelley, N., 142-WE-4, 256-WE-8
Kelly, E., 16-GPSE-1
Kelly, J., 34-TP-1
Kelly, K., 205-GT-7
Kelly, S., 281-TP-18
Kerstens, W., 237-FD-49/APA-39
Kessler, D., 215-PC-17
Kessler, M., 276-MVC-4
Kestner, B., 188-ABPSI-3
Keum, S., 65-PC-6
Kewlani, G., 28-PC-3
Keyhani, M., 35-TP-2, 109-TP-7, 181-TP-11
Khaikine, V., 209-HABP-9
Khalil, E., 33-TES-1, 139-TES-3, 219-TES-4,
220-TP-13, 281-TP-18
Khalil Hasan, A., 206-GTE-6
Khan, J., 58-GTE-2
Khan, O., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Khan, R., 293-TP-19
Khare, P., 27-PC-2
Kharraz, A., 126-GPSE-4
Khayatzadeh, P., 9-APA-5
Khelladi, S., 128-GTE-4, 207-GTE-7
Khodataev, K., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 ,
223-WIG-15/PDL-19, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Khoo, B., 197-FD-42
Khorunzhenko, V., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Khussainov, D., 195-DE-1
Kiel, B., 26-PC-1, 103-PC-8
Kikuchi, T., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Kim, C., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 83-APA-16/FD-20, 86-ECS-1, 123-FD-30
Kim, D., 164-FD-36
Kim, H., 26-PC-1, 27-PC-2, 188-ABPSI-3, 195-DE-1
Kim, J., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 69-TP-4, 83-APA-16/FD-20, 189-AD-10
Kim, K., 277-PC-21
Kim, M., 195-DE-1
Kim, W., 27-PC-2, 214-PC-16
Kimmel, R., 238-FD-50
Kinard, P., 195-DE-1
Kinell, M., 58-GTE-2
King, P., 20-HABP-2, 58-GTE-2, 171-GTE-5, 215-PC-17
King, R., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Kinzel, M., 183-WE-5
Kirby, M., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Kirchberger, C., 109-TP-7
Kitamura, K., 121-FD-28
Kitashima, S., 263-AMT-12
Kitting, C., 280-TP-17
Kivelevitch, E., 98-IS-1
Kizito, J., 220-TP-13
Klassen, M., 26-PC-1
Kleb, W., 192-APA-30
Klein, C., 263-AMT-12
Kleinhenz, J., 67-SRU-1, 137-SRU-3, 180-SRU-4
Klentzman, J., 48-FD-11
Klimov, A., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 185-WIG-12/PDL-16, 223-WIG-15/PDL-19, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Kline, J., 43-AMT-2
Klingebiel, K., 124-FD-31
Klochko, A., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Kluge, P., 67-SRU-1
Knight, D., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8,
223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Kniskern, M., 79-AFM-3
Knowlen, C., 215-PC-17
Koc, M., 87-EDU-1
Kocer, G., 37-WE-1
Kochar, Y., 26-PC-1
Kochersberger, K., 98-IS-1, 129-IS-2
Kochetov, I., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Kodiyalam, S., 118-CS-1
Kody, F., 21-ISC-1
Kohl, F., 16-GPSE-1, 56-GPSE-2
Koike, S., 5-AMT-1, 263-AMT-12
Kok, J., 65-PC-6, 103-PC-8
Kolencherry, N., 24-MDO-1
Kolhe, P., 108-TES-2
Kolluru Venkata, S., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Kolosenok, S., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Komerath, N., 84-APA-17, 196-EDU-3, 234-APA-36, 239-FD-51
Komperda, J., 245-FD-57
Komurasaki, K., 127-GT-4
Komuro, T., 272-FD-62
Kong, W., 266-APA-43
Kontis, K., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 95-GT-3, 147-APA-22
Kopasakis, G., 172-HABP-6, 174-PC-14
Kopp-Vaughan, K., 216-PC-18
Kopyl, P., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Kosarev, I., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Kosmachevskii, K., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Koster, J., 136-SEC-1, 195-DE-1, 269-EDU-4
Kostka, S., 58-GTE-2
Kovecses, J., 180-SRU-4
Kovshik, A., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Kozak, P., 144-APA-19
Koziel, S., 9-APA-5
Kozlov, P., 177-PDL-14
Kozu, A., 205-GT-7
Kozubal, M., 280-TP-17
Kraemer, E., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 195-DE-1, 276-MVC-4
Kragh, K., 222-WE-7
Krakos, J., 25-MVC-1
Kranzinger, P., 276-MVC-4
Krausche, D., 160-EDU-2, 196-EDU-3, 269-EDU-4
Krause, J., 43-AMT-2
Krebs, W., 1-AA-1
Kreuter, A., 23-ISC-3
130
Krevor, Z., 230-AFM-6
Krieg, M., 270-FD-60
Kriegseis, J., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Krishnan, K., 27-PC-2
Krist, S., 192-APA-30
Kroo, I., 212-MDO-5
Krueger, P., 156-APA-25/FD-32
Krumbein, A., 90-FD-23
Kuan, C., 169-GPSE-5
Kubo, K., 123-FD-30
Kucala, A., 89-FD-22
Kudinov, A., 15-FD-9
Kuehl, J., 202-FD-47
Kuenn, A., 205-GT-7
Kuhn, T., 27-PC-2
Kulakhmetov, M., 127-GT-4
Kulatilaka, W., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 232-AMT-11
Kumar, D., 4-AFM-1
Kumar, M., 98-IS-1, 192-APA-30
Kumar, R., 36-TP-3, 83-APA-16/FD-20, 175-PC-15
Kumar, S., 219-TES-4
Kumaran, K., 214-PC-16
Kuntz, D., 110-TP-8, 182-TP-12
Kuo, C., 259-AA-8
Kurakin, R., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Kuranov, A., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Kurbatskii, K., 192-APA-30
Kurdila, A., 77-AD-4
Kurihara, K., 273-FD-63
Kurita, M., 263-AMT-12
Kurosawa, K., 194-ASE-4
Kurz, A., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Kusakawa, H., 63-PC-4
Kutchaw, J., 107-SRU-2
Kutil, G., 23-ISC-3
Kutlaliev, V., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Kutter, B., 136-SEC-1
Kutuzov, D., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Kuwahara, T., 63-PC-4
Kwas, R., 136-SEC-1
Kwon, H., 282-WE-10
Kwon, O., 282-WE-10
LaCroix, B., 77-AD-4
LaPenna, V., 68-SST-1
Labry, Z., 28-PC-3
Lacher, A., 211-IS-3
Lackner, M., 37-WE-1, 72-WE-2
Lacoste, D., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Lacy, D., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Laflin, K., 268-APA-45
Lafountain, C., 129-IS-2
Lahur, P., 25-MVC-1, 235-APA-37
Lai, F., 110-TP-8, 181-TP-11
Lai, W., 123-FD-30
Lakanen, G., 107-SRU-2
Lake, T., 227-ABPSI-4
Laks, J., 222-WE-7
Laldinpuii Kurup, A., 270-FD-60
Lam, T., 70-TP-5
Lamberson, S., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Lambert, T., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Lamm, P., 135-SE-1
Lammering, T., 150-AD-9
Landis, G., 32-SAT-1, 136-SEC-1, 180-SRU-4
Landman, D., 170-GT-6
Landrum, D., 229-AD-12
Lang, A., 55-FD-18
Lange-Hegermann, M., 92-FD-25
Langford, L., 149-AA-5
Langford, M., 144-APA-19
Langhenry, M., 218-SEC-3
Lapushkina, T., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Larus, M., 30-PDL-2
Laun, M., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Laurence, S., 272-FD-62
Laux, C., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7, 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Lavely, A., 183-WE-5
Lavergne, G., 206-GTE-6
Lavoie, P., 44-AMT-3, 165-FD-37/APA-27,
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Lavrov, P., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Law, C., 104-PC-9/AMT-5, 274-GPSE-8
Lawton, S., 257-WE-9
Le, H., 159-CS-3
Le Clercq, P., 27-PC-2
Le Pape, M., 244-FD-56
LeBeau, R., 117-ASE-2, 267-APA-44/FD-59
LeDoux, S., 9-APA-5
Leahy, P., 142-WE-4
Lechniak, J., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 271-FD-61
Lecourt, R., 206-GTE-6
Lee, B., 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Lee, C., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 181-TP-11
Lee, H., 86-ECS-1, 174-PC-14
Lee, J., 212-MDO-5
Lee, K., 5-AMT-1, 83-APA-16/FD-20, 129-IS-2, 257-WE-9
Lee, M., 189-AD-10
Lee, S., 111-WE-3, 156-APA-25/FD-32, 257-WE-9, 268-APA-45
Lee, T., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Lefkowitz, J., 250-PC-20
Legros, G., 274-GPSE-8
Lehman, J., 204-GPSE-6
Lehmann, K., 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Leicht, T., 92-FD-25
Leifsson, L., 9-APA-5
Lele, S., 149-AA-5, 240-FD-52, 259-AA-8
Lemal, A., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Lempert, W., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 185-WIG-12/PDL-16, 231-AMT-10, 232-AMT-11
Leonardi, S., 111-WE-3, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Leong, C., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Letcher, A., 193-APA-31
Letterman, L., 48-FD-11
Letty, C., 103-PC-8
Leuckert, J., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Levin, D., 36-TP-3, 117-ASE-2, 161-FD-33, 175-PC-15
Levine, H., 16-GPSE-1
Leyland, P., 280-TP-17
Leyva, I., 277-PC-21
Li, C., 104-PC-9/AMT-5, 118-CS-1, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 190-AFM-5
Li, H., 14-FD-8, 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12
Li, T., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Li, W., 3-AD-1, 212-MDO-5
Li, X., 27-PC-2, 187-AA-6
Li, Y., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12, 256-WE-8
Li, Z., 36-TP-3, 175-PC-15, 187-AA-6
Lian, Y., 83-APA-16/FD-20, 156-APA-25/FD-32, 237-FD-49/APA-39
Liang, C., 50-FD-13, 53-FD-16
Liang, H., 261-AD-14
Liang, Z., 237-FD-49/APA-39, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Liefvendahl, M., 15-FD-9
Lieuwen, T., 65-PC-6, 91-FD-24, 214-PC-16, 216-PC-18
Liever, P., 179-SEC-4, 271-FD-61
Lifer, A., 204-GPSE-6
Lifshitz, Y., 202-FD-47
Light, T., 205-GT-7
Lijewski, L., 151-AFM-4
Likhanskii, A., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Liljenberg, S., 65-PC-6
Lillard, R., 89-FD-22
Lilley, D., 253-TES-5
Lim, J., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Limon Duparcmeur, F., 117-ASE-2
Lin, D., 187-AA-6
Lin, E., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Lin, K., 64-PC-5, 97-HABP-4
Lin, W., 96-GTE-3
Linassier, G., 206-GTE-6
Lind, R., 4-AFM-1, 47-APA-11
Lindholm, G., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Linn, G., 59-HABP-3
Linne, D., 107-SRU-2, 137-SRU-3, 180-SRU-4
Liou, M., 188-ABPSI-3
Liou, W., 122-FD-29
Lipinski, D., 242-FD-54
Lis, T., 30-PDL-2
Litke, P., 209-HABP-9
Little, J., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Litzinger, T., 133-PC-13
Liu, C., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 13-FD-7, 122-FD-29,
167-FD-39, 240-FD-52
Liu, F., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 149-AA-5,
154-APA-23, 268-APA-45, 271-FD-61
Liu, H., 5-AMT-1, 196-EDU-3, 245-FD-57, 266-APA-43
Liu, J., 1-AA-1, 5-AMT-1, 40-AA-2, 76-AA-3, 118-CS-1, 149-AA-5, 208-HABP-8, 212-MDO-5, 228-AD-11
Liu, N., 33-TES-1
Liu, T., 43-AMT-2, 229-AD-12, 231-AMT-10
Liu, Y., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 254-TP-15, 274-GPSE-8, 293-TP-19
Lively, M., 276-MVC-4
Livingston, J., 213-MVC-3
Livne, E., 189-AD-10
Liwanag, M., 150-AD-9
Loccisano, F., 232-AMT-11
Lockard, D., 125-GEPC-1
Lockwood, B., 275-MDO-7
Loehle, S., 181-TP-11, 280-TP-17, 293-TP-19
Lofthouse, A., 82-APA-15
Loftin, K., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Logan, M., 211-IS-3
Lohner, R., 50-FD-13, 118-CS-1, 121-FD-28
Lombardi, A., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Londenberg, W., 150-AD-9
Long, K., 152-AMT-7, 155-APA-24/GT-5
Long, S., 21-ISC-1
Lorik, T., 126-GPSE-4
Loth, E., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 14-FD-8, 27-PC-2, 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2, 128-GTE-4, 244-FD-56,
282-WE-10
Louis, M., 187-AA-6
Lourier, J., 112-AA-4
Love, N., 33-TES-1, 139-TES-3
Lowe, K., 44-AMT-3, 80-AMT-4, 152-AMT-7
Lu, F., 57-GT-2
Lu, P., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 13-FD-7, 122-FD-29,
167-FD-39, 196-EDU-3
Lucht, R., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Luersen, R., 48-FD-11
Lukaczyk, T., 45-APA-9
Luke, E., 271-FD-61
Lukin, A., 250-PC-20
Lundquist, J., 142-WE-4
Lundrigan, J., 91-FD-24
Luo, H., 92-FD-25, 106-PDL-10/WIG-8, 196-EDU-3, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Luo, S., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 154-APA-23, 268-APA-45, 271-FD-61
Lutz, T., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Lynch, A., 58-GTE-2
Lynch, E., 102-PC-7
Lynch, K., 123-FD-30, 231-AMT-10
Lyon, R., 54-FD-17
Lyrintzis, A., 89-FD-22, 187-AA-6, 197-FD-42
Lytle, J., 67-SRU-1
Ma, D., 27-PC-2, 239-FD-51
Ma, G., 127-GT-4
MacInnis, D., 218-SEC-3
MacLean, M., 71-TP-6, 89-FD-22, 95-GT-3,
141-TP-10, 161-FD-33
MacNiece, P., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Macheret, S., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Mackey, C., 276-MVC-4
Maddalena, L., 35-TP-2, 59-HABP-3
Madden, T., 134-PDL-11
Madnia, C., 19-HABP-1
Magalhaes, P., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Magin, T., 140-TP-9, 161-FD-33
Magnotti, G., 19-HABP-1, 264-AMT-13
Mahendran, M., 196-EDU-3
Mahesh, K., 243-FD-55
Mahmoudnejad, N., 187-AA-6
Mahtani, R., 21-ISC-1
Maicke, B., 242-FD-54
Majamaki, A., 146-APA-21
Majdalani, J., 22-ISC-2, 112-AA-4, 242-FD-54
Majima, Y., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Majumdar, A., 255-TP-16
Makarov, B., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Malaya, N., 12-FD-6
Maldonado, V., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Malla, B., 5-AMT-1, 270-FD-60
Mallory, W., 224-YP-1
131
Malloy, D., 224-YP-1
Malo-Molina, F., 172-HABP-6, 208-HABP-8
Mammoli, A., 109-TP-7
Manavasi, S., 188-ABPSI-3
Mandalia, A., 34-TP-1
Mangelsdorf, M., 203-GEPC-2
Mangum, C., 247-GT-8
Mani, M., 121-FD-28
Maniaci, D., 257-WE-9
Maniar, G., 144-APA-19, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Mankbadi, M., 88-FD-21
Mankbadi, R., 209-HABP-9
Mano, Y., 63-PC-4
Manohara, H., 68-SST-1
Manquinho, P., 128-GTE-4
Manuel, L., 117-ASE-2, 142-WE-4, 183-WE-5, 282-WE-10
Manzo, M., 68-SST-1
Maqsood, A., 190-AFM-5
Marchetta, J., 246-GPSE-7
Marden, J., 256-WE-8
Marek, L., 221-TP-14
Margnat, F., 128-GTE-4, 207-GTE-7
Marineau, E., 95-GT-3, 141-TP-10, 191-AMT-9
Marinov, I., 31-PDL-3
Marks, C., 166-FD-38
Marley, C., 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Marmignon, C., 163-FD-35, 244-FD-56
Maroney, D., 211-IS-3
Marraffa, L., 280-TP-17
Marsden, O., 259-AA-8
Marsell, B., 53-FD-16
Marshall, D., 211-IS-3
Martha, C., 187-AA-6
Martin, A., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4, 110-TP-8, 182-TP-12
Martin, C., 124-FD-31, 254-TP-15
Martin, K., 203-GEPC-2
Martin, M., 68-SST-1
Martinez, L., 111-WE-3, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Martins, J., 24-MDO-1, 212-MDO-5, 275-MDO-7
Martins-Rivas, H., 52-FD-15
Maruyama, D., 9-APA-5
Marzouk, Y., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Maser, A., 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Mashayek, F., 245-FD-57
Masi, E., 65-PC-6
Masica, W., 16-GPSE-1
Maslov, A., 161-FD-33, 243-FD-55
Mason, W., 3-AD-1
Masquelet, M., 277-PC-21
Massa, L., 90-FD-23, 215-PC-17
Massengill, H., 82-APA-15
Mastaler, M., 247-GT-8
Mastorakos, E., 64-PC-5, 103-PC-8
Masud, J., 54-FD-17
Masuda, M., 232-AMT-11
Masui, H., 158-ASE-3
Masui, K., 263-AMT-12
Matalon, M., 63-PC-4
Mateescu, D., 154-APA-23
Materkowski, D., 23-ISC-3
Matha, D., 72-WE-2
Mathur, T., 208-HABP-8
Matlis, E., 134-PDL-11
Matson, D., 126-GPSE-4
Matsuno, T., 69-TP-4
Matsuo, A., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Matsuo, Y., 192-APA-30
Matsuyama, S., 277-PC-21
Mattos, B., 61-MDO-2/AD-3, 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Maughmer, M., 146-APA-21, 236-APA-38/FD-48, 257-WE-9, 268-APA-45
Mavriplis, D., 12-FD-6, 84-APA-17, 92-FD-25,
159-CS-3, 275-MDO-7
Mavris, D., 5-AMT-1, 45-APA-9, 61-MDO-2/AD-3,
113-AD-7, 178-SE-2, 188-ABPSI-3, 195-DE-1,
248-MDO-6/AD-13
May, G., 163-FD-35
May, M., 181-TP-11
Mazuruk, K., 246-GPSE-7
McClellan, J., 34-TP-1
McCorquodale, P., 122-FD-29
McCrink, M., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
McDaniel, D., 157-APA-26/CS-2
McDaniel, J., 19-HABP-1, 221-TP-14
McDaniel, M., 82-APA-15
McDaniel, R., 293-TP-19
McDonald, R., 78-AD-5, 113-AD-7
McDonell, V., 64-PC-5
McElroy, T., 229-AD-12
McGrain, D., 268-APA-45
McGrath, B., 265-APA-42
McGuire, M., 136-SEC-1
McGuire, S., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
McGurn, M., 253-TES-5
McIlroy, H., 5-AMT-1
McIntyre, T., 280-TP-17, 293-TP-19
McKay, N., 23-ISC-3
McLaughlin, D., 259-AA-8
McLaughlin, T., 164-FD-36, 236-APA-38/FD-48
McLemore, C., 107-SRU-2
McLeod, R., 256-WE-8
McMahon, J., 194-ASE-4
McManiman, D., 221-TP-14
McManus, K., 174-PC-14
McParlin, S., 147-APA-22
McPherson, K., 16-GPSE-1
McQuillen, J., 169-GPSE-5
McQuilling, M., 167-FD-39, 207-GTE-7
McVeigh, M., 228-AD-11
Meadows, J., 33-TES-1
Mears, M., 190-AFM-5
Medeiros, F., 244-FD-56
Medhat, A., 139-TES-3
Medida, S., 15-FD-9
Medina, P., 37-WE-1
Meeks, W., 30-PDL-2, 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Mehl, M., 133-PC-13
Mehmood, K., 54-FD-17
Mehta, R., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Meidell, K., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Meier, W., 153-AMT-8
Mele, B., 192-APA-30
Melnick, M., 167-FD-39
Mende, N., 43-AMT-2
Mendes, F., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Mendez, C., 108-TES-2
Mendonca, M., 58-GTE-2, 96-GTE-3
Mendoza, S., 21-ISC-1
Meneveau, C., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Meng, X., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12
Mengers, J., 102-PC-7
Menon, S., 91-FD-24, 277-PC-21
Merino-Martinez, M., 22-ISC-2
Merkle, C., 174-PC-14
Merlen, A., 44-AMT-3
Merret, J., 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Mertes, C., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Mestreau, E., 276-MVC-4
Metzinger, C., 37-WE-1
Meyer, S., 108-TES-2
Meyer, T., 231-AMT-10, 264-AMT-13
Meyer, W., 126-GPSE-4
Michael, J., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 231-AMT-10
Michal, T., 25-MVC-1
Mickey, J., 128-GTE-4
Mihaescu, M., 10-FD-4, 270-FD-60
Mihaly, J., 127-GT-4
Miki, K., 177-PDL-14, 281-TP-18
Mikouchi, T., 194-ASE-4
Miles, R., 30-PDL-2, 43-AMT-2, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 217-PDL-18/WIG-14,
231-AMT-10
Milholen, W., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Milikh, G., 177-PDL-14
Miller, A., 268-APA-45
Miller, B., 23-ISC-3
Miller, C., 125-GEPC-1, 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Miller, J., 264-AMT-13
Miller, R., 171-GTE-5
Miller, V., 59-HABP-3, 131-PC-11
Milligan, R., 208-HABP-8
Minato, R., 188-ABPSI-3
Minkiewicz, G., 278-PC-22
Misaka, T., 85-ASE-1
Miyajima, K., 55-FD-18
Miyashita, R., 55-FD-18
Miyazaki, D., 95-GT-3
Miyazato, Y., 80-AMT-4, 123-FD-30
Mizobuchi, Y., 277-PC-21
Mizoguchi, M., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Modest, M., 109-TP-7, 141-TP-10, 254-TP-15
Moeck, J., 216-PC-18
Moehlenkamp, R., 173-HABP-7
Moeller, M., 43-AMT-2
Moeller, T., 71-TP-6, 181-TP-11, 224-YP-1
Mohamed, A., 91-FD-24
Mohseni, K., 242-FD-54, 270-FD-60, 273-FD-63
Mokrov, M., 177-PDL-14
Molder, K., 170-GT-6
Molintas, H., 219-TES-4
Mondragon, U., 64-PC-5
Mongeau, L., 226-AA-7
Montello, A., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Moon, A., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Moon, H., 70-TP-5
Moore, C., 117-ASE-2
Moore, F., 151-AFM-4
Moore, L., 151-AFM-4
Moore, M., 113-AD-7
Mora Sanchez, P., 149-AA-5
Moralev, I., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Mordaunt, C., 133-PC-13
Moreau, D., 10-FD-4
Morell, A., 188-ABPSI-3
Morelli, E., 230-AFM-6
Morgan, B., 240-FD-52
Morgan, M., 209-HABP-9
Morgan, R., 161-FD-33, 293-TP-19
Moriarty, P., 111-WE-3, 183-WE-5,
198-FD-43/WE-6, 282-WE-10
Morioka, N., 18-GTE-1
Moriya, T., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Morkos, S., 139-TES-3
Morris, P., 1-AA-1, 149-AA-5, 187-AA-6, 259-AA-8
Morris, S., 164-FD-36,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
236-APA-38/FD-48
Morrison, C., 4-AFM-1, 156-APA-25/FD-32
Morton, S., 157-APA-26/CS-2, 233-APA-35/CS-4
Mosbach, T., 27-PC-2
Mosher, R., 259-AA-8
Motil, B., 126-GPSE-4
Motosuke, M., 165-FD-37/APA-27, 273-FD-63
Mueller, J., 121-FD-28
Mueller, S., 209-HABP-9
Mukherjee, S., 154-APA-23
Mula, S., 84-APA-17
Mulholland, G., 246-GPSE-7
Mullenix, N., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 88-FD-21
Munafò, A., 140-TP-9
Munday, D., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 149-AA-5
Mundy, E., 95-GT-3
Mungal, G., 131-PC-11
Munz, C., 195-DE-1
Muppidi, S., 167-FD-39, 243-FD-55
Murad, P., 218-SEC-3
Murakami, K., 25-MVC-1, 235-APA-37
Muranaka, T., 158-ASE-3
Murayama, M., 76-AA-3
Murch, A., 262-AFM-7
Murphy, E., 72-WE-2
Murphy, P., 170-GT-6
Murray, J., 234-APA-36
Murugnanadam, T., 216-PC-18, 278-PC-22
Muscatello, A., 67-SRU-1
Mushtaq, A., 58-GTE-2
Musielak, D., 172-HABP-6
Musters, R., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Myers, M., 191-AMT-9, 196-EDU-3
Nadali Najafabadi, H., 58-GTE-2
Nadarajah, S., 9-APA-5, 193-APA-31
Nagai, A., 220-TP-13
Nagai, H., 189-AD-10, 263-AMT-12
Nagano, S., 178-SE-2
Naganuma, Y., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Nagaraja, S., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Nagata, T., 276-MVC-4
Nagel, B., 113-AD-7, 114-AD-8/MDO-4
132
Naguib, A., 165-FD-37/APA-27,
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41, 270-FD-60
Naik, S., 214-PC-16
Nakahashi, K., 76-AA-3, 187-AA-6
Nakakita, K., 5-AMT-1, 263-AMT-12
Nakamura, Y., 48-FD-11, 55-FD-18
Nakata, D., 205-GT-7
Nakatani, H., 3-AD-1
Nakayama, H., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Nam, T., 188-ABPSI-3
Naoumov, V., 87-EDU-1
Naples, A., 20-HABP-2
Napolitano, R., 204-GPSE-6
Naqvi, K., 72-WE-2
Narzary, D., 70-TP-5
Nasuti, F., 110-TP-8, 255-TP-16
Natarajan, M., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Naterer, G., 35-TP-2
Naughton, J., 37-WE-1, 80-AMT-4, 152-AMT-7,
153-AMT-8, 183-WE-5, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Nayagam, V., 137-SRU-3, 274-GPSE-8
Nayeri, C., 55-FD-18
Neal, C., 236-APA-38/FD-48
Neale, A., 67-SRU-1
Neale, T., 152-AMT-7
Neaves, M., 54-FD-17
Neely, C., 124-FD-31
Nehrenz, M., 34-TP-1
Neiswander, B., 134-PDL-11
Nelson, A., 94-GPSE-3
Nelson, C., 1-AA-1, 187-AA-6, 189-AD-10
Nematbakhsh, A., 72-WE-2
Nemec, M., 212-MDO-5
Neve, R., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8
Neves, F., 210-HIS-1, 268-APA-45
Newman, B., 98-IS-1
Newsom, R., 142-WE-4
Ng, W., 70-TP-5, 144-APA-19
Nguyen, H., 142-WE-4
Nguyen, T., 174-PC-14
Nguyen-Dinh, M., 25-MVC-1
Nichols, J., 149-AA-5
Nichols, T., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Nickol, C., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Nicolai, L., 261-AD-14
Nielsen, E., 114-AD-8/MDO-4, 130-MVC-2
Nieto, A., 79-AFM-3
Nik, M., 19-HABP-1
Nikolic, M., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Nishiaoka, T., 123-FD-30
Nishihara, M., 29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Nishine, K., 205-GT-7
Noack, R., 25-MVC-1, 163-FD-35, 242-FD-54, 266-APA-43
Noble, D., 91-FD-24, 214-PC-16
Nolan, W., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Noll, B., 91-FD-24, 112-AA-4
Nolthenius, R., 280-TP-17
Nomura, S., 127-GT-4
Nonomura, T., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Norris, A., 28-PC-3
Norris, J., 57-GT-2
Norris, S., 111-WE-3
North, S., 164-FD-36
Nourgaliev, R., 92-FD-25
Novak, L., 127-GT-4, 170-GT-6
Novikov, A., 243-FD-55
Nuebler, K., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Null, J., 167-FD-39
Numata, D., 263-AMT-12
O’Brien, T., 97-HABP-4
O’Brien, W., 205-GT-7
O’Byrne, S., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
O’Connell, M., 25-MVC-1
O’Connor, J., 91-FD-24
O’Neil, A., 58-GTE-2
O’Neil, G., 136-SEC-1
O`Connor, N., 117-ASE-2
Oates, W., 1-AA-1
Obara, C., 170-GT-6
Obikane, Y., 128-GTE-4, 207-GTE-7
Ochi, A., 276-MVC-4
Oefelein, J., 28-PC-3
Ogawa, S., 277-PC-21
Ogino, Y., 48-FD-11
Oh, B., 30-PDL-2
Ohanian, O., 98-IS-1, 190-AFM-5
Ohashi, K., 89-FD-22
Ohlandt, C., 205-GT-7
Ohnishi, N., 30-PDL-2
Okamura, N., 3-AD-1
Okcay, M., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Oki, G., 95-GT-3
Okudaira, K., 194-ASE-4
Ol, M., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 124-FD-31, 153-AMT-8
Olcmen, S., 193-APA-31, 270-FD-60
Oleson, S., 136-SEC-1
Olinger, D., 72-WE-2
Oliver, B., 89-FD-22
Oliver, T., 12-FD-6
Ollivier Gooch, C., 130-MVC-2, 163-FD-35
Olsen, M., 89-FD-22
Ölvander, J., 195-DE-1
Ombrello, T., 20-HABP-2, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7,
185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Ono, D., 80-AMT-4
Onofri, M., 110-TP-8
Oorebeek, J., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Oosawa, J., 263-AMT-12
Ooten, M., 58-GTE-2
Opoku, R., 220-TP-13
Oppenheimer, M., 4-AFM-1
Oran, E., 215-PC-17, 274-GPSE-8
Oravec, H., 179-SEC-4, 180-SRU-4
Ordaz, I., 3-AD-1
Orkwis, P., 97-HABP-4, 172-HABP-6
Orona, M., 23-ISC-3
Ortega, F., 234-APA-36
Osborne, B., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Osborne, J., 224-YP-1
Osburg, J., 205-GT-7
Osusky, L., 9-APA-5
Osusky, M., 89-FD-22
Otsuta, S., 69-TP-4
Ott, J., 173-HABP-7
Otugen, V., 68-SST-1
Owen, A., 57-GT-2
Owen, K., 57-GT-2
Owens, D., 262-AFM-7
Oyori, H., 18-GTE-1
Ozawa, H., 48-FD-11
Ozawa, T., 71-TP-6, 194-ASE-4
Ozdemir, A., 222-WE-7
Oztekin, E., 54-FD-17
Oztekin, U., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Paceley, P., 178-SE-2
Pack Melton, L., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Packard, C., 23-ISC-3
Packard, N., 55-FD-18, 168-FD-40/APA-28
Pahl, R., 30-PDL-2
Pal, G., 109-TP-7
Pal, S., 102-PC-7
Palacios, F., 45-APA-9
Palaszewski, B., 79-AFM-3
Palies, P., 65-PC-6, 216-PC-18
Palluconi, S., 263-AMT-12
Palmeiro, D., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Palmer, M., 191-AMT-9
Palotai, C., 117-ASE-2
Pan, K., 14-FD-8
Panahi, A., 154-APA-23
Panda, J., 259-AA-8
Pandit, J., 220-TP-13
Pantaleão, A., 58-GTE-2, 96-GTE-3
Pao, L., 142-WE-4, 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Papa, R., 54-FD-17
Papadopoulos, G., 110-TP-8
Papageorge, M., 231-AMT-10
Papamoschou, D., 149-AA-5
Papp, J., 53-FD-16, 90-FD-23
Paquette, J., 282-WE-10
Paramonov, Y., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Parashar, S., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Park, C., 141-TP-10
Park, J., 83-APA-16/FD-20, 142-WE-4, 183-WE-5
Park, S., 123-FD-30, 174-PC-14, 241-FD-53/APA-40
Parker, G., 77-AD-4
Parker, R., 141-TP-10, 161-FD-33
Parks, A., 206-GTE-6
Parrish, S., 112-AA-4
Parsons, N., 36-TP-3, 117-ASE-2
Parthasarathy, R., 108-TES-2
Parvez, K., 58-GTE-2
Paryz, R., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Paschal, K., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Paschereit, C., 55-FD-18, 206-GTE-6, 278-PC-22
Pashchina, A., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Pass, J., 32-SAT-1
Pate, D., 45-APA-9, 228-AD-11
Patel, A., 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Patel, M., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Patel, P., 213-MVC-3
Patel, S., 263-AMT-12
Paterson, E., 183-WE-5
Patnaik, A., 232-AMT-11
Patnaik, G., 118-CS-1
Patterson, B., 192-APA-30, 268-APA-45
Patterson, E., 183-WE-5
Patterson, M., 228-AD-11
Patterson, R., 23-ISC-3
Patton, M., 126-GPSE-4
Paulos, J., 22-ISC-2
Pavel, K., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Paxson, D., 171-GTE-5, 172-HABP-6
Paz, A., 137-SRU-3
Pelletier, D., 14-FD-8
Peng, D., 263-AMT-12
Peng, S., 47-APA-11, 76-AA-3
Peng, Z., 14-FD-8
Pent, J., 1-AA-1
Peraudo, P., 193-APA-31
Perez, E., 164-FD-36, 202-FD-47
Perez, J., 87-EDU-1
Perez, K., 79-AFM-3
Periagaram, K., 214-PC-16
Pernod, P., 44-AMT-3
Peronto, A., 52-FD-15
Perrin, M., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Persson, P., 50-FD-13, 92-FD-25
Pertl, E., 268-APA-45
Peter, J., 25-MVC-1
Peters, D., 234-APA-36
Peterson, K., 34-TP-1
Petit, X., 277-PC-21
Pfitzner, M., 277-PC-21
Phillips, M., 262-AFM-7
Phong, V., 149-AA-5
Piao, Y., 26-PC-1
Pierre, D., 240-FD-52
Pinier, J., 12-FD-6
Pinna, F., 120-FD-27
Pires, L., 76-AA-3
Pitt Ford, C., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Pitz, R., 26-PC-1, 131-PC-11, 152-AMT-7
Pitz, W., 133-PC-13
Plesniak, M., 239-FD-51
Plewa, J., 181-TP-11
Poggie, J.,
29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Poinot, M., 276-MVC-4
Poirel, D., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Poirier, D., 204-GPSE-6
Poirier, V., 9-APA-5
Pol, S., 5-AMT-1, 120-FD-27, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Polanka, M., 58-GTE-2, 206-GTE-6, 209-HABP-9
Polsky, S., 84-APA-17
Poludnenko, A., 215-PC-17, 274-GPSE-8
Polyakov, L., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Poniaev, S., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Pope, S., 19-HABP-1
Popov, N., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Popov, P., 43-AMT-2
Popovic, S., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Porter, B., 152-AMT-7
Portillo, J., 1-AA-1
Posey, S., 118-CS-1
133
Post, M., 47-APA-11, 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 236-APA-38/FD-48, 268-APA-45
Potsdam, M., 157-APA-26/CS-2, 233-APA-35/CS-4
Potturi, A., 131-PC-11
Poulsen, B., 86-ECS-1
Povinelli, L., 188-ABPSI-3
Powers, J., 26-PC-1, 102-PC-7, 215-PC-17
Prabhu, D., 34-TP-1, 79-AFM-3, 90-FD-23,
221-TP-14, 254-TP-15
Prakash, A., 238-FD-50
Pratapa, P., 142-WE-4
Prater, R., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Prebola, J., 158-ASE-3
Premi, A., 268-APA-45
Presoorf, T., 193-APA-31
Prime, Z., 42-AFM-2
Prisell, E., 40-AA-2
Probst, A., 93-FD-26
Probst, T., 98-IS-1
Proctor, F., 85-ASE-1, 117-ASE-2
Pruett, B., 5-AMT-1, 231-AMT-10
Pruis, M., 85-ASE-1
Pruski, B., 164-FD-36
Przekwas, A., 82-APA-15
Pyun, S., 133-PC-13
Qi, D., 51-FD-14/APA-13
Qian, G., 69-TP-4
Qiao, L., 249-PC-19, 250-PC-20, 278-PC-22
Qu, Z., 190-AFM-5
Quest, J., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Quinn, J., 195-DE-1
Quinn, W., 10-FD-4
Quint, J., 23-ISC-3
Quix, H., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Quon, E., 52-FD-15
Radespiel, R., 93-FD-26
Radhakrishnan, S., 27-PC-2, 28-PC-3
Ragab, S., 54-FD-17
Raghav, V., 84-APA-17, 234-APA-36, 239-FD-51
Rahimi, M., 19-HABP-1
Rahimpour, M., 23-ISC-3
Rahman, M., 33-TES-1, 139-TES-3
Rai, M., 10-FD-4
Rai, R., 183-WE-5, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Raic, Z., 23-ISC-3
Raiche, G., 221-TP-14
Raina, A., 257-WE-9
Rairden, R., 280-TP-17
Raja, L., 30-PDL-2, 177-PDL-14
Rajagopalan, R., 84-APA-17
Rakhshani, B., 76-AA-3
Ramachandran, N., 179-SEC-4, 252-SEC-2
Ramamurti, R., 118-CS-1
Raman, G., 1-AA-1
Raman, V., 28-PC-3, 65-PC-6, 97-HABP-4, 102-PC-7
Ramasamy, M., 273-FD-63
Rambaud, P., 120-FD-27
Rame, E., 126-GPSE-4
Ramesh, N., 30-PDL-2
Ramesh, S., 70-TP-5
Ramirez, A., 204-GPSE-6
Ranck, H., 204-GPSE-6
Rancourt, G., 18-GTE-1
Randall, R., 144-APA-19
Rankin, B., 103-PC-8, 108-TES-2
Rapagnani, L., 134-PDL-11
Raps, D., 14-FD-8
Rath, J., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Rathay, N., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Ravaev, A., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Reagan, T., 43-AMT-2
Reckzeh, D., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Reda, D., 90-FD-23
Redmon, J., 195-DE-1
Reed, E., 221-TP-14
Reed, H., 87-EDU-1, 202-FD-47
Reeder, M., 5-AMT-1, 201-FD-46/APA-34
Reedy, T., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Reichling, G., 112-AA-4
Reinartz, B., 209-HABP-9
Reinholtz, C., 80-AMT-4
Reiso, S., 194-ASE-4
Reitz, B., 78-AD-5
Reize, F., 54-FD-17
Ren, W., 133-PC-13
Ren, X., 268-APA-45
Renac, F., 163-FD-35
Renaud, E., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Renfro, M., 216-PC-18
Rennie, M., 57-GT-2, 134-PDL-11
Reshotko, E., 162-FD-34
Resor, B., 183-WE-5, 282-WE-10
Reynolds, T., 193-APA-31
Reznikov, B., 43-AMT-2
Rhee, S., 241-FD-53/APA-40
Rhodes, R., 181-TP-11
Ribert, G., 26-PC-1, 277-PC-21
Rice, B., 19-HABP-1
Rich, J., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Richard, J., 67-SRU-1
Richardson, D., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Rida, S., 27-PC-2
Riedel, U., 214-PC-16
Riggins, D., 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Riherd, P., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12
Ringuette, M., 71-TP-6, 201-FD-46/APA-34
Rink, K., 86-ECS-1
Rinoie, K., 3-AD-1, 55-FD-18
Risha, D., 208-HABP-8
Risha, G., 249-PC-19
Risse, K., 150-AD-9
Rist, U., 13-FD-7
Rivers, M., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Rizo-Patron, S., 113-AD-7
Rizzetta, D., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Rizzi, A., 113-AD-7
Roan, E., 246-GPSE-7
Roberts, C., 249-PC-19
Roberts, D., 107-SRU-2
Roberts, R., 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Roberts, W., 124-FD-31
Robertson, A., 72-WE-2
Robertson, B., 45-APA-9
Robinson, J., 16-GPSE-1
Rockwell, R., 19-HABP-1
Rodewald, J., 10-FD-4
Rodi, P., 272-FD-62
Rodrigues, C., 64-PC-5
Rodriguez, D., 52-FD-15
Rodriguez, O., 79-AFM-3
Rodway McKee, K., 94-GPSE-3
Rogers, A., 150-AD-9
Rogers, J., 204-GPSE-6
Rogers, M., 125-GEPC-1, 155-APA-24/GT-5
Rogers, S., 146-APA-21
Roget, B., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Rohit, R., 36-TP-3
Rohlmann, D., 47-APA-11
Rojas, M., 79-AFM-3
Romanchuk, B., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Romanenko, Y., 177-PDL-14
Romick, C., 215-PC-17
Rong, X., 234-APA-36
Rong, Z., 5-AMT-1
Ronney, P., 63-PC-4, 175-PC-15
Roquemore, W., 104-PC-9/AMT-5
Rosakis, A., 127-GT-4
Rosenberg, D., 214-PC-16
Rosenfeld, N., 192-APA-30
Rossmann, T., 191-AMT-9
Roth, B., 275-MDO-7
Roth, G., 233-APA-35/CS-4
Roth, J., 53-FD-16
Rougeux, A., 172-HABP-6
Rousseau, A., 31-PDL-3
Rovey, J., 30-PDL-2, 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 106-PDL-10/WIG-8, 176-PDL-13/WIG-10,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29, 214-PC-16
Rowley, C., 5-AMT-1,
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Roy, A., 64-PC-5
Roy, C., 93-FD-26, 130-MVC-2, 145-APA-20
Roy, S., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12, 58-GTE-2, 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 95-GT-3, 140-TP-9, 154-APA-23, 182-TP-12,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32,
217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 232-AMT-11, 264-AMT-13
Roy, V., 154-APA-23
Royston, J., 56-GPSE-2
Rozumnyuk, N., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Ruben, S., 256-WE-8
Rubin, A., 30-PDL-2
Rubio, M., 246-GPSE-7
Rudnik, R., 17-GT-1/APA-7, 47-APA-11
Ruetten, M., 9-APA-5, 93-FD-26
Ruf, J., 112-AA-4
Ruff, G., 246-GPSE-7, 274-GPSE-8
Ruffin, S., 52-FD-15
Ruggirello, K., 215-PC-17
Rumpfkeil, M., 24-MDO-1
Rumsey, C., 89-FD-22, 276-MVC-4
Rusche, M., 243-FD-55
Russell, J., 227-ABPSI-4
Russell, R., 79-AFM-3
Russo, R., 20-HABP-2
Rusterholtz, D., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Ruttley, T., 16-GPSE-1, 56-GPSE-2
Ruvalcaba, M., 139-TES-3
Ryan, J., 163-FD-35
Rybalko, M., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1
Réthoré, P., 37-WE-1
Saad, M., 147-APA-22
Sabini, E., 91-FD-24
Sabo, C., 99-ISC-4
Sabri, F., 246-GPSE-7
Sachan, M., 278-PC-22
Sacksteder, K., 137-SRU-3, 274-GPSE-8
Saeed, T., 193-APA-31
Sagulenko, P., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Sahni, O., 281-TP-18
Sahu, J., 151-AFM-4
Saibov, E., 214-PC-16
Sakai, K., 55-FD-18
Sakashita, M., 235-APA-37
Sakharov, V., 43-AMT-2
Salam, I., 41-AD-2
Salamon, M., 43-AMT-2
Salman, S., 79-AFM-3
Samimi Abianeh, O., 64-PC-5
Samimy, M., 259-AA-8
Samolov, A., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Sanchez-Gonzalez, R., 164-FD-36
Sanders, B.,
29-PDL-1/FD-10/WIG-1/APA-8, 38-WIG-2/PDL-4
Sanders, P., 204-GPSE-6
Sanders, S., 95-GT-3, 115-AMT-6/PC-10
Sands, J., 188-ABPSI-3
Sane, A., 108-TES-2
Sanford, M., 270-FD-60
Sankar, L., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Sankaran, R., 159-CS-3
Sankaran, V., 65-PC-6
Sansoucie, M., 204-GPSE-6
Santangelo, A., 135-SE-1
Santiago-Maldonado, E., 67-SRU-1, 137-SRU-3, 180-SRU-4
Santner, J., 26-PC-1
Santoro, R., 102-PC-7, 133-PC-13
Santos, L., 54-FD-17
Sarathy, S., 133-PC-13
Sargent, J., 127-GT-4
Sargin, I., 204-GPSE-6
Saric, W., 162-FD-34, 202-FD-47
Sarigul-Klijn, N., 218-SEC-3
Sarkar, P., 234-APA-36, 265-APA-42
Sarnacki, B., 26-PC-1
Sarofeen, C., 266-APA-43
Sarofim, A., 133-PC-13
Sasaki, D., 76-AA-3, 187-AA-6
Sasaki, K., 220-TP-13
Sasaki, T., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Sasoh, A., 30-PDL-2
Sato, K., 272-FD-62
Satonik, A., 30-PDL-2
Saunders, D., 19-HABP-1, 79-AFM-3, 193-APA-31, 293-TP-19
Saunders, G., 149-AA-5
Saus, J., 174-PC-14, 278-PC-22
Savajano, R., 280-TP-17
134
Savarovskiy, A.,
143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Savas, A., 274-GPSE-8
Sawada, K., 48-FD-11
Sawyer, J., 264-AMT-13
Saxon, R., 271-FD-61
Schaller, C., 262-AFM-7
Schallhorn, P., 53-FD-16, 255-TP-16
Scharnhorst, R., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1
Schatzman, D., 11-FD-5/APA-6,
184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Schauer, F., 20-HABP-2, 95-GT-3,
132-PC-12/HABP-5, 171-GTE-5, 215-PC-17
Schauerhamer, D., 192-APA-30
Scherwinski, A., 144-APA-19
Schery, S., 152-AMT-7
Schetz, J., 193-APA-31
Schimek, S., 206-GTE-6
Schippers, W., 271-FD-61
Schlecht, C., 30-PDL-2
Schlieben, G., 109-TP-7
Schlipf, D., 256-WE-8
Schmid, M., 270-FD-60
Schmidt, J., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Schmit, R., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Schmitz, S., 183-WE-5, 282-WE-10
Schneberk, D., 127-GT-4
Schneck, W., 205-GT-7
Schneider, G., 281-TP-18
Schneider, S., 48-FD-11
Schock, H., 181-TP-11
Schoenitz, M., 249-PC-19
Schreck, S., 37-WE-1, 142-WE-4, 183-WE-5
Schrock, E., 196-EDU-3
Schuetz, J., 163-FD-35
Schuller, T., 216-PC-18
Schulman, M., 37-WE-1
Schultz, I., 232-AMT-11
Schulz, R., 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Schuman, W., 224-YP-1
Schuster, W., 112-AA-4
Schutte, J., 61-MDO-2/AD-3
Schwartz, G., 178-SE-2
Schwartzentruber, T., 36-TP-3
Schwarz, C., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Schwenke, D., 254-TP-15
Schwer, D., 118-CS-1, 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Scoglietti, D., 264-AMT-13
Scott, G., 142-WE-4
Scott, K., 282-WE-10
Sears, D., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Sebastian, T., 72-WE-2
Secco, N., 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Sedhai, S., 28-PC-3
See, Y., 63-PC-4
Seem, J., 256-WE-8
Segal, C., 64-PC-5, 97-HABP-4, 281-TP-18
Segawa, T., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Seidel, J., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Seifert, A., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Seifert, J., 77-AD-4
Seiler, P., 222-WE-7
Seitzman, J., 26-PC-1, 91-FD-24, 214-PC-16
Sekar, B., 206-GTE-6, 276-MVC-4
Sekimoto, S., 251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Selig, M., 282-WE-10
Selim, H., 219-TES-4
Semaan, R., 80-AMT-4
Semmelmayer, F., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Semper, M., 164-FD-36
Senocak, I., 159-CS-3
Serino, G., 120-FD-27
Serio, M., 278-PC-22
Sescu, A., 93-FD-26, 260-AA-9
Severinov, L., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Sexton, M., 19-HABP-1
Seyfert, C., 90-FD-23
Shafirovich, E., 246-GPSE-7
Shajanian, A., 229-AD-12
Shajiee, S., 256-WE-8
Shams, E., 168-FD-40/APA-28
Shan, F., 26-PC-1
Shanbhogue, S., 28-PC-3
Shanbogue, S., 216-PC-18
Shang, J., 69-TP-4, 141-TP-10
Shank, J., 20-HABP-2
Sharif, M., 109-TP-7
Sharma, A., 259-AA-8
Sharma, M., 88-FD-21
Shatalov, O., 177-PDL-14
Shaw, R., 276-MVC-4
Shea, P., 166-FD-38
Sheikin, E., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Shekhawat, A., 99-ISC-4
Shekhawat, Y., 33-TES-1
Shekhovtsov, A., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Sheng, C., 163-FD-35, 234-APA-36
Shenoy, R., 234-APA-36
Shepherd, S., 4-AFM-1
Sheplak, M., 43-AMT-2
Sherer, S., 25-MVC-1, 93-FD-26
Sheshadri, T., 30-PDL-2
Sheta, E., 242-FD-54
Shi, L., 92-FD-25, 188-ABPSI-3
Shibkov, V., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 185-WIG-12/PDL-16, 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Shibkova, L., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Shih, A., 212-MDO-5
Shih, T., 109-TP-7, 181-TP-11
Shima, E., 121-FD-28
Shin, D., 65-PC-6, 96-GTE-3
Shin, H., 43-AMT-2, 191-AMT-9
Shinjo, J., 277-PC-21
Shinohara, I., 158-ASE-3
Shirley, M., 195-DE-1
Shirsat, V., 175-PC-15
Shizawa, T., 55-FD-18
Shkarayev, S., 83-APA-16/FD-20, 144-APA-19, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Shneider, M., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 177-PDL-14, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Shoemaker, M., 293-TP-19
Short, E., 109-TP-7, 255-TP-16
Shtendel, T., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Shukhman, I., 13-FD-7
Shur, M., 260-AA-9
Shurtz, T., 197-FD-42
Shyy, W., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 120-FD-27, 169-GPSE-5, 189-AD-10, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Si, J., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Sibille, L., 137-SRU-3
Sicker, R., 126-GPSE-4
Siddens, A., 22-ISC-2, 150-AD-9, 188-ABPSI-3
Sidorenko, M., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Siegel, D., 229-AD-12
Sigthorsson, D., 4-AFM-1
Sigurdson, L., 107-SRU-2
Sikorski, R., 35-TP-2
Silk, E., 221-TP-14
Silkey, J., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Silton, S., 54-FD-17, 271-FD-61
Silva, A., 64-PC-5, 128-GTE-4, 210-HIS-1,
268-APA-45, 281-TP-18
Sim, J., 169-GPSE-5
Simao Ferreira, C., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Simley, E., 142-WE-4, 256-WE-8
Simmons, B., 108-TES-2
Simpson, R., 44-AMT-3, 152-AMT-7, 243-FD-55
Singh, M., 37-WE-1, 152-AMT-7
Singh, R., 233-APA-35/CS-4
Singh, S., 129-IS-2
Sinha, A., 259-AA-8
Sinha, N., 53-FD-16, 149-AA-5
Sinko, J., 30-PDL-2
Sircar, I., 108-TES-2
Sirignano, W., 175-PC-15
Sirohi, J., 84-APA-17
Sisco, J., 174-PC-14
Sitaraman, H., 30-PDL-2
Sitaraman, J., 157-APA-26/CS-2, 159-CS-3,
198-FD-43/WE-6
Situ, Y., 187-AA-6
Sivak, A., 209-HABP-9
Sivasubramanian, J., 13-FD-7
Sjauwenwa, W., 180-SRU-4
Sjogreen, B., 91-FD-24, 122-FD-29
Skokova, K., 34-TP-1
Slaboch, P., 270-FD-60
Slater, J., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 19-HABP-1
Slavinskaya, N., 214-PC-16
Slobodnjak, D., 229-AD-12
Slotnick, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Smayda, M., 97-HABP-4
Smirnov, N., 274-GPSE-8
Smisko, A., 150-AD-9
Smith, B., 5-AMT-1
Smith, D., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Smith, J., 18-GTE-1, 55-FD-18, 128-GTE-4,
171-GTE-5, 192-APA-30, 268-APA-45
Smith, K., 246-GPSE-7
Smith, L., 227-ABPSI-4
Smith, M., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 52-FD-15, 196-EDU-3, 234-APA-36
Smith, N., 224-YP-1
Smith, O., 270-FD-60
Smith, S., 64-PC-5
Smits, A., 44-AMT-3
Smooke, M., 214-PC-16
Snively, J., 280-TP-17
Snyder, M., 190-AFM-5
Sohn, I., 36-TP-3
Sohrab, S., 94-GPSE-3
Soin, G., 23-ISC-3
Solomon, J., 10-FD-4
Son, S., 249-PC-19
Sondergaard, R., 166-FD-38
Song, B., 228-AD-11
Song, W., 212-MDO-5
Sorel, W., 107-SRU-2
Sorensen, N., 37-WE-1
Soria, J., 44-AMT-3
Soteriou, M., 27-PC-2, 65-PC-6
Sotiropoulos, F., 37-WE-1
Soukhomlinov, V., 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Souza, K., 16-GPSE-1
Spadavecchia, U., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Spalart, P., 260-AA-9
Spearman, M., 210-HIS-1
Spencer, D., 34-TP-1
Spencer, J., 27-PC-2
Spencer, M., 222-WE-7
Speth, R., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Spicer, D., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Splinter, S., 191-AMT-9
Sreenivas, K., 96-GTE-3
Srinivasan, R., 164-FD-36
St. George, A., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 171-GTE-5
Staines, J., 42-AFM-2
Stancu, G., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Stanfield, S., 238-FD-50
Stargel, D., 170-GT-6
Starikovskaia, S., 31-PDL-3, 38-WIG-2/PDL-4,
143-WIG-9/PDL-12 , 258-WIG-17/PDL-21
Starikovskiy, A., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 102-PC-7,
105-PDL-9/WIG-7, 143-WIG-9/PDL-12 ,
185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Starkey, R., 3-AD-1, 18-GTE-1, 227-ABPSI-4, 230-AFM-6
Steele, A., 14-FD-8, 282-WE-10
Steffen, M., 233-APA-35/CS-4
Steinberg, A., 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 153-AMT-8
Stepanov, V., 172-HABP-6
Stephani, K., 140-TP-9
Stephenson, J., 84-APA-17
Stern, A., 94-GPSE-3
Stern, F., 200-FD-45/APA-33, 244-FD-56
Stern, J., 98-IS-1
Stevens, C., 20-HABP-2, 215-PC-17
Stewart, G., 72-WE-2
Stickles, R., 206-GTE-6
Stiltner, B., 190-AFM-5
Stipcich, G., 122-FD-29
Stoakes, P., 70-TP-5
Stocker, D., 274-GPSE-8
Stoddard, W., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5
Stokes, N., 263-AMT-12
Stol, K., 111-WE-3, 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Stopper, U., 153-AMT-8
Storey, R., 111-WE-3
135
Stouffer, S., 58-GTE-2
Strawn, R., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Strelets, M., 260-AA-9
Strickland, G., 10-FD-4
Striepe, S., 79-AFM-3
Strike, J., 37-WE-1, 152-AMT-7, 198-FD-43/WE-6
Stumpf, E., 150-AD-9
Sturdza, P., 52-FD-15
Stöhr, M., 112-AA-4
Su, D., 207-GTE-7
Subbareddy, P., 202-FD-47
Subramaniam, E., 228-AD-11
Subramanian, J., 30-PDL-2
Subramanian, S., 96-GTE-3
Suchocki, J., 20-HABP-2
Suchomel, C., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Suga, K., 14-FD-8
Sugimoto, T., 263-AMT-12
Suh, J., 244-FD-56
Sujith, R., 63-PC-4, 216-PC-18
Sullivan, D., 43-AMT-2
Sullivan, R., 214-PC-16
Summers, S., 141-TP-10
Sun, D., 260-AA-9
Sun, W., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Sunada, S., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Sunada, Y., 55-FD-18
Sung, H., 214-PC-16, 277-PC-21
Surber, L., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Surkont, O., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16
Surzhikov, S., 69-TP-4, 141-TP-10, 177-PDL-14, 254-TP-15
Sushma, T., 30-PDL-2
Sutton, J., 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 231-AMT-10
Suzuki, T., 71-TP-6, 194-ASE-4
Suzuki, Y., 52-FD-15
Svelto, F., 56-GPSE-2
Swanson, G., 34-TP-1
Swantek, A., 48-FD-11
Swenson, D., 204-GPSE-6
Syred, N., 33-TES-1, 139-TES-3, 206-GTE-6
Sytsma, M., 262-AFM-7
T’ien, J., 274-GPSE-8
Tabata, M., 194-ASE-4
Tafti, D., 51-FD-14/APA-13
Taghavi Nezhad, S., 149-AA-5
Taguchi, H., 3-AD-1
Tai, J., 113-AD-7
Takahashi, M., 30-PDL-2, 272-FD-62
Takahashi, N., 220-TP-13
Takahashi, T., 61-MDO-2/AD-3, 228-AD-11
Takahashi, Y., 272-FD-62
Takai, Y., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Takashima, K., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7
Takayanagi, H., 79-AFM-3, 194-ASE-4
Takayanagi, M., 56-GPSE-2
Takayanagi, S., 66-PDL-6/WIG-4
Takizawa, W., 63-PC-4
Talbi, A., 44-AMT-3
Talley, D., 277-PC-21
Tam, C., 20-HABP-2, 112-AA-4, 208-HABP-8
Taminger, K., 125-GEPC-1
Tanabe, M., 63-PC-4
Tanatsugu, N., 188-ABPSI-3, 205-GT-7
Tang, L., 84-APA-17
Tangirala, V., 20-HABP-2, 132-PC-12/HABP-5, 209-HABP-9
Tani, Y., 42-AFM-2
Tanno, H., 48-FD-11, 272-FD-62
Tatman, B., 19-HABP-1
Tavares, C., 21-ISC-1
Taylor, B., 215-PC-17
Taylor, K., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Taylor, M., 280-TP-17
Taylor, R., 108-TES-2, 212-MDO-5
Teegarden, E., 21-ISC-1
Teerlinck, K., 65-PC-6
Teichmann, M., 180-SRU-4
Tejnil, E., 146-APA-21
Tellefsen, J., 171-GTE-5
Temme, J., 112-AA-4
Terejanu, G., 24-MDO-1
Terrazas-Salinas, I., 221-TP-14
Teshome, S., 277-PC-21
Tetik, H., 178-SE-2
Tetlow, M., 10-FD-4
Tewari, S., 204-GPSE-6
Thalhofer, U., 14-FD-8
Theiss, R., 107-SRU-2
Thomas, F., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Thomas, J., 130-MVC-2, 241-FD-53/APA-40
Thompson, D., 14-FD-8
Thompson, R., 224-YP-1
Thomsen, D., 206-GTE-6
Thomson, C., 110-TP-8
Thorn, A., 16-GPSE-1
Thornburg, H., 130-MVC-2
Thurow, B., 123-FD-30, 167-FD-39, 231-AMT-10
Tian, B., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12
Tian, F., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Tiliakos, N., 110-TP-8
Tilmann, C., 266-APA-43
Timpe, A., 267-APA-44/FD-59
Timusk, M., 107-SRU-2
Tinapple, J., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Ting, J., 21-ISC-1
Tinney, C., 84-APA-17, 112-AA-4, 166-FD-38,
259-AA-8, 260-AA-9
Tischart, R., 224-YP-1
Titchener, N., 2-ABPSI-1/APA-1, 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Titov, E., 36-TP-3
Todd, T., 136-SEC-1
Tognaccini, R., 192-APA-30
Tolkunov, B., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Tomac, M., 273-FD-63
Tomko, D., 16-GPSE-1
Torbert, S., 121-FD-28
Torero, J., 274-GPSE-8
Torres-Nieves, S., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Tosh, A., 179-SEC-4
Toyoda, K., 158-ASE-3, 194-ASE-4
Trafton, L., 36-TP-3, 117-ASE-2
Tran, P., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Traphahn, C., 128-GTE-4
Trapp, L., 54-FD-17, 265-APA-42
Travin, A., 260-AA-9
Treizer, A., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Trevino, L., 178-SE-2
Trichet, P., 210-HIS-1
Trivedi, R., 204-GPSE-6
Troia, T., 46-APA-10/ABPSI-2
Troldborg, N., 37-WE-1
Trontin, P., 25-MVC-1, 50-FD-13
Troolin, D., 123-FD-30
Tropea, C., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6,
199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Tropina, A., 38-WIG-2/PDL-4, 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Trumble, K., 192-APA-30
Tryggvason, G., 72-WE-2
Tsai, C., 97-HABP-4
Tschan, C., 98-IS-1, 129-IS-2
Tse, S., 246-GPSE-7
Tseng, C., 35-TP-2
Tsoi, A., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Tsuji, K., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Tsuruoka, R., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Tu, J., 5-AMT-1
Tu, S., 53-FD-16, 271-FD-61
Tucker, P., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Tuckey, T., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Tumin, A., 48-FD-11, 202-FD-47
Tump, P., 36-TP-3
Tun, R., 124-FD-31
Tung, W., 228-AD-11, 266-APA-43
Turner, K., 80-AMT-4
Turner, M., 97-HABP-4, 172-HABP-6
Tuttle, S., 59-HABP-3
Tweedie, S., 144-APA-19
Tyacke, J., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Tyler, E., 170-GT-6
Ueda, Y., 3-AD-1
Uematsu, T., 42-AFM-2
Ueno, A., 3-AD-1
Ueno, Y., 276-MVC-4
Uitenham, L., 173-HABP-7
Ukeiley, L., 5-AMT-1, 77-AD-4, 168-FD-40/APA-28, 237-FD-49/APA-39, 262-AFM-7, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Ulbrich, N., 57-GT-2, 268-APA-45
Ulker, E., 48-FD-11
Underbrink, J., 43-AMT-2
Upadhyay, J., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Upadhyay, R., 281-TP-18
Upcroft, B., 293-TP-19
Urban, D., 246-GPSE-7, 274-GPSE-8
Urbano, A., 255-TP-16
Utriainen, E., 58-GTE-2
Utrilla, J., 157-APA-26/CS-2
Utyuzhnikov, S., 24-MDO-1
Valasek, J., 4-AFM-1
Valdez, M., 83-APA-16/FD-20
Valentini, P., 36-TP-3
Vallikivi, M., 44-AMT-3
Van Buren, T., 273-FD-63
Van Bussel, G., 198-FD-43/WE-6
Van Dam, C., 37-WE-1, 198-FD-43/WE-6, 222-WE-7
Van Der Ha, J., 293-TP-19
Van Every, D., 205-GT-7
Van Gilder, D., 53-FD-16
Van Hoose, J., 204-GPSE-6
Van Otten, B., 133-PC-13
Van Treuren, K., 22-ISC-2
Vandenbrande, J., 213-MVC-3
Vandenheede, R., 4-AFM-1, 156-APA-25/FD-32
Vardaki, E., 263-AMT-12
Varghese, P., 36-TP-3, 117-ASE-2, 140-TP-9
Vassberg, J., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Vaughan, O., 210-HIS-1
Vaughan, W., 117-ASE-2
Vedenin, P., 176-PDL-13/WIG-10
Veers, P., 282-WE-10
Velu, S., 241-FD-53/APA-40
Venkatapathy, E., 34-TP-1, 127-GT-4
Venkateswaran, S., 25-MVC-1, 157-APA-26/CS-2, 242-FD-54
Verberg, R., 271-FD-61
Verdier, H., 206-GTE-6
Vergine, F., 59-HABP-3
Vermeland, R., 9-APA-5
Verstraete, D., 195-DE-1
Verstynen, H., 211-IS-3
Vey, S., 55-FD-18
Viard, R., 44-AMT-3
Vieira, D., 268-APA-45
Viel, M., 107-SRU-2
Viguier, C., 206-GTE-6
Vijayakumar, G., 111-WE-3, 183-WE-5
Viken, S., 247-GT-8
Villanueva, M., 166-FD-38
Villarreal, J., 218-SEC-3
Vincent, J., 240-FD-52
Vinogradov, V., 172-HABP-6
Visbal, M., 88-FD-21, 168-FD-40/APA-28,
201-FD-46/APA-34, 240-FD-52,
251-PDL-20/FD-58/WIG-16/APA-41
Viskanta, R., 35-TP-2
Visscher, P., 136-SEC-1
Viswanath, K., 51-FD-14/APA-13
Viswanathan, K., 153-AMT-8
Vlachos, P., 5-AMT-1
Volkov, S., 143-WIG-9/PDL-12
Volz, M., 246-GPSE-7
von Spakovsky, M., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Von Stillfried, F., 166-FD-38
Vorobieff, P., 109-TP-7, 120-FD-27
Vrnak, D., 278-PC-22
Vukasinovic, B., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Vuskovic, L., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Vyas, M., 7-APA-3/FD-2
Vynogradskyy, P., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Waas, A., 275-MDO-7
Wadhams, T., 90-FD-23, 95-GT-3, 161-FD-33
Waggy, S., 89-FD-22
Wagner, J., 5-AMT-1, 231-AMT-10
Wagner, P., 256-WE-8
Wagner, S., 115-AMT-6/PC-10, 276-MVC-4
Wagnild, R., 202-FD-47
Wahidi, R., 8-APA-4/FD-3, 55-FD-18
Wahls, R., 17-GT-1/APA-7, 125-GEPC-1,
155-APA-24/GT-5
Waldman, R., 201-FD-46/APA-34
136
Walker, A., 117-ASE-2
Walker, B., 1-AA-1, 129-IS-2
Walker, G., 191-AMT-9
Walker, J., 265-APA-42
Wallin, S., 166-FD-38
Wallman, P., 270-FD-60
Wallraff, M., 92-FD-25
Walther, B., 9-APA-5
Wan, H., 237-FD-49/APA-39, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Wang, B., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 43-AMT-2
Wang, F., 207-GTE-7
Wang, J., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12
Wang, L., 270-FD-60, 272-FD-62
Wang, N., 222-WE-7
Wang, X., 90-FD-23, 202-FD-47, 238-FD-50,
240-FD-52, 272-FD-62
Wang, Y., 117-ASE-2
Wang, Z., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 92-FD-25, 163-FD-35, 168-FD-40/APA-28, 201-FD-46/APA-34,
244-FD-56, 265-APA-42
Wanko, C., 109-TP-7
Ward, C., 48-FD-11, 171-GTE-5
Warning, S., 117-ASE-2
Warrier, G., 220-TP-13
Washburn, A., 155-APA-24/GT-5, 203-GEPC-2
Wasowski, J., 179-SEC-4
Watanabe, S., 5-AMT-1, 192-APA-30
Waters, D., 250-PC-20
Watson, R., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Watters, C., 142-WE-4
Weaver, A., 127-GT-4
Weaver, M., 42-AFM-2
Webster, R., 96-GTE-3
Wedan, B., 276-MVC-4
Wegeng, R., 67-SRU-1
Wei, J., 57-GT-2
Wei, M., 260-AA-9
Wei, Z., 237-FD-49/APA-39
Weiher, S., 102-PC-7
Weilmuenster, K., 110-TP-8
Weise, P., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Weiser, E., 247-GT-8
Weislogel, M., 16-GPSE-1, 169-GPSE-5
Weiss, J., 205-GT-7
Welch, G., 207-GTE-7
Wells, V., 196-EDU-3
Welstead, J., 78-AD-5
Wendland, H., 9-APA-5
Westbrook, C., 133-PC-13
Wetzel, K., 257-WE-9
Wey, C., 33-TES-1, 174-PC-14
Whalen, E., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 273-FD-63
Wheaton, B., 48-FD-11
Wheelock, A., 158-ASE-3
White, C., 246-GPSE-7
White, E., 243-FD-55, 267-APA-44/FD-59
White, J., 282-WE-10
White, R., 43-AMT-2, 138-SST-2
White, T., 89-FD-22
Wicks, M., 184-WIG-11/FD-41/PDL-15/APA-29
Widmann, A., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Wild, J., 17-GT-1/APA-7
Wilder, M., 90-FD-23
Wilkinson, A., 67-SRU-1
Willcox, K., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Williams, A., 109-TP-7
Williams, B., 170-GT-6
Williams, D., 168-FD-40/APA-28, 237-FD-49/APA-39
Williams, G., 31-PDL-3, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Williams, L., 33-TES-1
Williams, M., 43-AMT-2
Williams, N., 194-ASE-4
Williams, S., 173-HABP-7
Williams-Hayes, P., 79-AFM-3
Willingham, A., 34-TP-1
Willis, D., 45-APA-9
Wilmoth, R., 53-FD-16
Wilson, C., 69-TP-4
Wilson, J., 11-FD-5/APA-6, 273-FD-63
Wilson, L., 144-APA-19
Wilson, Z., 111-WE-3
Windisch, C., 209-HABP-9
Winetrobe, A., 23-ISC-3
Wingerden, J., 256-WE-8
Winkler, C., 121-FD-28
Winter, M., 34-TP-1, 141-TP-10, 221-TP-14,
280-TP-17, 293-TP-19
Wintzer, M., 212-MDO-5
Wirogo, S., 192-APA-30
Wishart, D., 127-GT-4
Wissink, A., 25-MVC-1, 157-APA-26/CS-2,
233-APA-35/CS-4
Wochner, M., 260-AA-9
Wojciechowski, K., 214-PC-16
Wojcik, C., 201-FD-46/APA-34
Wolf, D., 150-AD-9
Wolff, M., 100-MDO-3/AD-6, 166-FD-38,
248-MDO-6/AD-13
Won, H., 124-FD-31
Won, S., 26-PC-1, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7
Wong, J., 205-GT-7
Woodgate, M., 84-APA-17
Woodiga, S., 43-AMT-2, 231-AMT-10
Woodley, R., 276-MVC-4
Woodward, R., 102-PC-7
Woolwine, K., 172-HABP-6
Woopen, M., 163-FD-35
Worth, N., 103-PC-8
Wray, A., 254-TP-15
Wright, A., 222-WE-7, 256-WE-8
Wright, E., 231-AMT-10
Wright, R., 227-ABPSI-4
Wright, Z., 183-WE-5
Wu, C., 187-AA-6
Wu, F., 80-AMT-4
Wu, S., 106-PDL-10/WIG-8
Wu, T., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
Wu, X., 126-GPSE-4
Wu, Y., 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 264-AMT-13
Wukie, N., 97-HABP-4
Wygnanski, I., 13-FD-7
Xia, G., 174-PC-14
Xia, X., 273-FD-63
Xia, Y., 92-FD-25
Xiao, Z., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 76-AA-3
Xin, M., 4-AFM-1
Xing, F., 208-HABP-8
Xing, Q., 42-AFM-2
Xing, Y., 245-FD-57
Xiong, J., 154-APA-23, 268-APA-45
Xu, D., 105-PDL-9/WIG-7, 187-AA-6
Xu, J., 112-AA-4, 278-PC-22
Xu, M., 204-GPSE-6
Xu, Z., 139-TES-3
Xue, S., 70-TP-5
Yabili, S., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Yafaie, M., 139-TES-3
Yajima, J., 205-GT-7
Yalin, A., 115-AMT-6/PC-10,
217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 232-AMT-11, 264-AMT-13
Yamada, G., 69-TP-4
Yamada, H., 63-PC-4
Yamada, S., 165-FD-37/APA-27
Yamaguchi, Y., 95-GT-3, 232-AMT-11
Yamaleev, N., 237-FD-49/APA-39
Yamamoto, K., 76-AA-3
Yan, C., 197-FD-42
Yan, Y., 7-APA-3/FD-2, 240-FD-52
Yang, H., 82-APA-15
Yang, J., 244-FD-56, 246-GPSE-7
Yang, L., 268-APA-45
Yang, V., 27-PC-2, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 97-HABP-4, 214-PC-16, 239-FD-51, 277-PC-21
Yang, W., 271-FD-61
Yang, Y., 271-FD-61
Yang, Z., 84-APA-17, 234-APA-36, 256-WE-8
Yano, M., 12-FD-6
Yao, H., 47-APA-11, 76-AA-3
Yao, Y., 15-FD-9, 208-HABP-8, 215-PC-17
Yarbrough, D., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Yasuoka, H., 14-FD-8
Ye, Z., 207-GTE-7
Yechout, T., 45-APA-9, 145-APA-20
Yee, H., 91-FD-24, 122-FD-29
Yee, P., 36-TP-3, 182-TP-12
Yen, C., 260-AA-9
Yentsch, R., 208-HABP-8
Yeo, D., 189-AD-10
Yeo, H., 229-AD-12
Yeong, Y., 14-FD-8
Yerkes, K., 100-MDO-3/AD-6, 129-IS-2, 135-SE-1, 220-TP-13, 221-TP-14, 248-MDO-6/AD-13
Yeshala, N., 11-FD-5/APA-6
Yetter, R., 249-PC-19
Yin, Z., 185-WIG-12/PDL-16, 232-AMT-11
Yoda, M., 14-FD-8
Yoder, D., 170-GT-6
Yoh, J., 86-ECS-1
Yoke, T., 158-ASE-3
Yokoi, H., 48-FD-11
Yokokawa, Y., 76-AA-3
Yokota, S., 30-PDL-2
Yoo, S., 274-GPSE-8
Yoon, H., 200-FD-45/APA-33
Yoon, W., 27-PC-2
Yoshida, K., 3-AD-1
Youanas, G., 139-TES-3
Young, G., 249-PC-19
Young, T., 124-FD-31
Youngren, H., 124-FD-31
Yu, D., 282-WE-10
Yu, H., 8-APA-4/FD-3
Yu, K., 174-PC-14
Yu, M., 51-FD-14/APA-13, 168-FD-40/APA-28
Yu, S., 20-HABP-2, 50-FD-13
Yuan, W., 6-APA-2/FD-1
Yuan, Z., 246-GPSE-7
Yuen, W., 140-TP-9
Yuhara, T., 3-AD-1
Yuhas, D., 191-AMT-9
Yurchenko, I., 15-FD-9
Yurchenko, N., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Zafiris, G., 278-PC-22
Zahle, F., 37-WE-1
Zaidi, S., 30-PDL-2, 43-AMT-2, 73-WIG-5/PDL-7, 191-AMT-9, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14
Zaki, M., 52-FD-15
Zaman, K., 1-AA-1, 10-FD-4, 80-AMT-4, 166-FD-38
Zambrano, H., 14-FD-8
Zappoli, B., 56-GPSE-2
Ze, G., 197-FD-42
Zehnle, J., 199-FD-44/PDL-17/WIG-13/APA-32
Zeitlin, A., 211-IS-3
Zeppieri, S., 278-PC-22
Zeyghami, S., 4-AFM-1
Zha, G., 6-APA-2/FD-1, 79-AFM-3, 207-GTE-7
Zhang, C., 207-GTE-7
Zhang, J., 215-PC-17
Zhang, L., 70-TP-5, 97-HABP-4, 214-PC-16
Zhang, M., 113-AD-7, 229-AD-12
Zhang, N., 271-FD-61
Zhang, P., 274-GPSE-8
Zhang, S., 197-FD-42, 208-HABP-8, 249-PC-19, 271-FD-61
Zhang, W., 207-GTE-7, 229-AD-12
Zhang, Y., 9-APA-5, 229-AD-12, 265-APA-42
Zhang, Z., 8-APA-4/FD-3, 25-MVC-1, 193-APA-31, 197-FD-42, 217-PDL-18/WIG-14, 237-FD-49/APA-39, 264-AMT-13, 267-APA-44/FD-59
Zhao, J., 265-APA-42
Zhao, P., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Zhao, Q., 163-FD-35
Zhao, Z., 268-APA-45
Zhdanov, O., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Zheng, B., 49-FD-12/PDL-5/WIG-3/APA-12,
81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6, 271-FD-61
Zheng, S., 81-APA-14/FD-19/PDL-8/WIG-6
Zheng, Y., 208-HABP-8
Zheng, Z., 1-AA-1, 11-FD-5/APA-6,
237-FD-49/APA-39, 261-AD-14
Zhong, X., 238-FD-50, 272-FD-62
Zhou, L., 260-AA-9
Zhou, W., 42-AFM-2
Zhu, D., 274-GPSE-8
Zhu, M., 261-AD-14
Zhukov, B., 223-WIG-15/PDL-19
Zigiotto, A., 129-IS-2
Zill, T., 114-AD-8/MDO-4
Zilliac, G., 155-APA-24/GT-5
Zingg, D., 9-APA-5, 89-FD-22
Zou, J., 208-HABP-8
Zumberge, J., 100-MDO-3/AD-6
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