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The World’s Forum for Aerospace Leadership

Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Technical Committee AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Orlando, FL 3 January 2011. The World’s Forum for Aerospace Leadership. Agenda. Agenda – Con’t. Introductions. Antonio Filipone – University of Manchester

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The World’s Forum for Aerospace Leadership

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  1. Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Technical CommitteeAIAA Aerospace Sciences MeetingOrlando, FL3 January 2011 The World’s Forumfor Aerospace Leadership

  2. Agenda Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  3. Agenda – Con’t. Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  4. Introductions • Antonio Filipone – University of Manchester • Ashok Gopalarathnam - North Carolina State University • Michael Grant– Georgia Institute of Technology • Clay Harden – Honda Aircraft • Baron Johnson – University of Florida • Dwayne Kimball – Hawker Beechcraft Corp. • Marc Kniskern – Sandia National Laboratories • Steven Komadina - Northrop Grumman Corp. • Lawrence Lijewski - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • Richard Lind - University of Florida • Mudassir Lone– Cranfield University • Mark Lowenberg - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • WulfMoennich – DLR • Thomas Nicoli – Hoh Aeronautics • Bruce Owens – NASA Langely Research Center • Mark Phillips - NASA Marshall Space Flight Center • Francis Priolo - Millennium Engineering and Integration Company • Kamal Shweyk - The Boeing Company • Krzysztof Sibilski - Air Force Institute of Technology (Poland) • Brenna Stachewicz - Carleton Technologies • Chuck Suchomel - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • Travis Vetter – Northrup Grumman Corp. • Michael Weaver - The Aerospace Corp. • Peggy Williams-Hayes - NASA Dryden Flight Research Center • Ming Xin- Mississippi State Universtiy • Gregg Abate - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • Mujahid Abdulrahim – University of Florida • Michael Bolender - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • Gene Cooper – U.S. Army Research Laboratory • Christopher Cotting – Virginia Polytechnic Institiute • Craig Cox - U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory • Agamemnon Crassidis - Rochester Institute of Technology • Brian Danowsky – Systems Technology Inc. • Atilla Dogan - University of Texas at Arlington • Steven Dunn - Lockheed Martin Missiles And Space • Edmund Field – Northrup Grumman Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  5. Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Technical CommitteeAIAA Aerospace Sciences MeetingOrlando, FL3 January 2010 Dinner & Guest Speakers Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  6. Toronto Minutes • See document Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  7. Old Business • Chair’s Moment: • Thanks • Miscellaneous • Membership & Awards Update • Conferences Update • K-12 Working Group (Lawrence Lijewski) • “Most Influential Paper” Update (Peggy Hayes) • Liaison Reports • Remaining Toronto Action Items Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  8. Thanks to… • Thomas Nicoll for maintaining the AFM website • Marc Kniskern for Chairing Best Paper Judging • Brenna Stachewicz for the Newsletter • Mujahid Abdulrahim for authoring the “Year in Review” article • Thanks to all contributors! • 2011 Orlando • General / Tech. Chair – Brian Danowsky • Session Chairs Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  9. Miscellaneous • Letters of Support & Thanks to TC Members’ Employers • TC membership benefits may not be clear to employer • Funding can sometimes be difficult to justify year after year • Email me your supervisors’ contact information (Steven.Dunn@lmco.com) • Upcoming Conferences • Portland: August 2011 (Francis Priolo, Ming Xin, Travis Vetter) • Nashville: January 2012 (Mark Lowenberg) • Minneapolis: August 2012 (Steve Komadina, Clay Harden, Michael Bolender) • Grapevine Texas: January 2013 (TBD) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  10. Important EventsAt this Conference • TAC Aerospace Sciences Meeting (Steven D. and Ag Crassidis), Tuesday, 1100-1300, Bahamas Room • ASM 2012 Planning Meeting (Michael Bolender), Tuesday, 1400-1600, Crystal Ballroom J • Young Professional Networking Reception • Tuesday night, 1900 hrs – Grand Ballroom 8 • A great opportunity to advance the goals of the TC • Wednesday Award’s Lunch 1200-1400, Crystal Ballroom • STEM K-12 Outreach Meeting, Weds. 0800-1600, St. Thomas Room Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  11. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDS UPDATE Marc Kniskern Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  12. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDSAFM TC Membership Categories Gov’t (12) (12, 10, 15) Industry (11) (11, 12, 14) Total (34) (34, 34, 44) Academia (11) (11, 12, 15) Int’l Members (4) (4, 3, 4,) Young Prof’ls (6) (6, 4, 7) (Blue) indicates Summer ’10, Summer ‘09, Summer ‘08, respectively Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  13. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDSAFM TC Rotation Schedule May 2011 (6) May 2013 (5) May 2012 (23) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  14. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDSToronto 2010 AFM Best Paper • 5 reviewers • 16 papers • Rankings among the reviewers were fairly consistent • Three papers received at least one ranking as #1 • Winning paper received two #1 rankings, and two #2 ranking • Top ranking for the Toronto 2010 AFM Best Paper Certificate of Merit Goes To … Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  15. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDSToronto 2010 AFM Best Paper AIAA-2010-7951 Real-Time Aerodynamic Parameter Estimation Without Air Flow Angle Measurements Eugene A. Morelli from Session 87-AFM-17 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  16. MEMBERSHIP & AWARDSOrlando 2011 AFM Best Paper • Session Chairs select best paper (if any) from each session and report winner to Marc Kniskern (mwknisk@sandia.gov) • I will also follow-up by e-mail after the conference • Papers will be distributed to reviewers when available Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  17. Conferences Committee ReportOrlando – Winter 2011 Steve Komadina Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  18. Summer 2010 Stats • Summer – Toronto • Statistics • Attendance (GNC/AFM/MST/ASC/ASE) • Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference (GNC) • Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Conference (AFM) • Modeling and Simulations Technologies Conference (MST) • Astrodynamics Specialist Conference (ASC) • Atmospheric and Space Environments Conference (ASE) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  19. AFM Historical Stats • Attendance (AFM Summer vs Time) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  20. AFM Historical Stats • Papers Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  21. Conferences - 2011 • Winter – Orlando (Marriott World Center) • Tech Chair: Brian Danowsky • Summer – Portland (Oregon Convention Center/Doubletree Hotel) • General Chair: Francis Priolo • Tech Chair: Ming Xin • Tech Chair: Travis Vetter Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  22. Conferences - 2012 • Winter – Nashville (Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center) • Tech Chair: Michael Bolender • Summer – Minneapolis (Hyatt Regency Minneapolis) • General Chair: Steve Komadina • Tech Chair: Clay Harden • Tech Chair: Mark Lowenberg Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  23. Conferences – 2013 • Winter – Grapevine (Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center) … DFW General Area • Tech Chair: TBD • Summer – Boston (Marriott Boston Copley Place) • General Chair: TBD • Tech Chair: TBD • Tech Chair: TBD Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  24. Conferences – Future • 2014 Winter – National Harbor (Gaylord National Harbor) … Wash. DC Area • 2015 Winter – Orlando (Gaylord Palms) • 2016 Winter – San Diego (Manchester Grand Hyatt) • 2017 Winter – Grapevine (Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center) • 2018 Winter – Orlando (Gaylord Palms) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  25. K-12 Education ProjectOverall StatusLawrence Lijewski • Goal:Provide an on-line tool for K-12 grade students to learn about the subject of Atmospheric Flight Mechanics • Status: • Project initiated (Jan 2009) • Initial descriptive paragraphs generated by Tech SCs (Aug 2009) • TC Feedback on K-12 paragraphs (Nov 2009) • Paragraphs Updated (Dec 2009) • Revised paragraphs posted on TC Website (May 2010) • Technical Subcommittees (May-Aug 2010) • Review pages online • Make text changes, add explanatory photos/graphics • Pages updated by webmaster (Aug 2010) • Paragraphs reviewed/approved by TC Staff (Sep 2010) • Review-ready paragraphs sent to Lisa Bacon, AIAA HQ (Oct 2010) • Review of K-12 pages by AIAA HQ (Oct-Dec 2010) • Feedback from AIAA Education Office (Jan 2011) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  26. K-12 Education ProjectPage Status Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  27. K-12 Education ProjectUpcoming Plans • TC Technical Sub-Committees update/revise pages based on AIAA HQ recommendations (Jan-Jul 2011) • “Heading-check” (Aug 2011) • Link from AIAA Home Page (“Kids Place”) to AFM K-12 Site (TBD) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  28. K-12 Education ProjectPage Change Process • Navigate to this link: https://info.aiaa.org/tac/ASG/AFMTC/K12%20Templates/Forms/AllItems.aspx • Click on a paragraph to review/change • Sign In (or X-out of the Sign In window) • If you do not login, but instead x-out of that window, the file should appear anyway as a Word document. • Review selected page • Save page to your PC • Make changes • Send revision to Tom Nicoll (tnicoll@hoh-aero.com) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  29. Most Influential Paper of the 1970’s Peggy Williams-Hayes AFM technical committee meeting 3 January 2011 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  30. 7 finalists (top vote getter in each sub-committee category) • FQ - Equivalent system approaches to handling qualities analysis and design problems of augmented aircraft; Hodgkinson, J., LaManna, W., 1977 • FT - A flight research vehicle to bridge Shuttle and hypersonic aircraft technology; Draper, A., Lane Jr. P., Zima, W., 1977 • FD - Perturbation methods in atmospheric flight mechanics; Zipfel, P., 1972 • RV_OM - Space Shuttle Orbitor entry guidance and control system sensitivity analysis; Stone, H., Powell, R., 1976 • SysID - Water Tunnel Visualization of the Vortex Flows of the F-15; Lorincz, D.J., Friend, E.L., 1979 • Miscellaneous - Dynamic stability of a helicopter carrying a suspended payload; Nagabhushan, B., 1978 • MPFM - Onset of aerodynamic side forces at zero sideslip on symmetric forebodies at high angles of attack; Keener, E., Chapman, G., 1974 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  31. Overall Winner from the 7 finalists • Equivalent system approaches to handling qualities analysis and design problems of augmented aircraft; Hodgkinson, J., LaManna, W., 1977 Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  32. Future plans • I have contacted all authors with the exception of Bellur Nagabhushan (1949-2005) and Paul Lane Jr. (spoke with his widow) • These authors have agreed to participate in an invited session at Portland, OR (8-11 August 2011) • John Hodgkinson • Gary T. Chapman • Peter H. Zipfel (already has a draft paper in work) • Richard ‘Dick’ Powell • Dale Lorincz (Edmund Field working to confirm) Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  33. New Business • Proposal: Combine Flight Test and System ID Technical Subcommittees • AIAA Strategic Plan Assignment Summary Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  34. Technical SubcommitteesCombination Proposal • Flight Dynamics – Bruce OwensCraig Cox, Atilla Dogan, Ashok Gopalarathnam, Michael Grant, Richard Lind, Mark Phillips, Krzysztof Sibilski • Flight Test – Peggy Williams-HayesSteven Komadina, Brenna Stachewicz • System Identification – Brian DanowskyAgamemmnon Crassidis, Wulf Moennich • Flying Qualities – Kamal ShweykChristopher Cotting, Edmund Field, Clay Harden, Mudassir Lone, Mark Lowenberg, Thomas Nicoll • Missile/Projectile Flight Mechanics – Gene CooperAntonio Filippone, Dwayne Kimball, Lawrence Lijewski, Francis Priolo • Reentry Vehicles & Orbital Mechanics – Mike WeaverMichael Bolender, Steven Dunn, Marc Kniskern, Chuck Suchomel • UAVs – Gregg AbateMujahid Abdulrahim, Baron Johnson, Travis Vetter, Ming Xin Combine? Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  35. Strategic Plan Assignment Starting with the AIAA 2009-2013 Strategic Plan: • AIAA Vision – “to be the shaping, dynamic force in the aerospace profession – the forum for innovation, technical excellence, and global leadership.” • AIAA Mission – “to address the professional needs and interests of the past, current, and future aerospace workforce and to advance the state of aerospace science, engineering, technology, operations and policy to benefit our global society. • To advance the aerospace profession and the community it supports • To sustain and strengthen the profession • To stimulate progress in the state of the art of aerospace science and technology • To serve as an advocate for the profession Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  36. AIAA Strategic Imperatives Strategic Plan Assignment • Sustain a Robust Aerospace Workforce and Develop Next-Generation Professionals • Improve Aerospace Energy Efficiency and Advance New Energy Technologies • Advance Technologies to Monitor and Reduce Environmental Impacts Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  37. Vision to Action Strategic Plan Assignment AFM Purpose Statement To advance the technology and provide forums for the theoretical, experimental, and practical consideration of aerodynamic performance, trajectories, and attitude dynamics of vehicles moving through planetary atmospheres; aerodynamic forces and moments acting on such vehicles; stability, response to control, handling qualities, and response to atmospheric disturbances of these vehicles AFM Goals / Actions Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  38. AFM TC Organization Strategic Plan Assignment Chair Steven Dunn Vice Chair Agamemnon Crassidis Functional Subcommittees Technical Subcommittees Conferences UAV System ID Membership & Awards Flight Test Re-entry Veh. Orbital Mech. Publications Flight Dynamics Missile & Proj. Flight Mech. Education Flying Qualities Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  39. AIAA to AFM Alignment Strategic Plan Assignment • Membership Retention, Growth, Diversity, and Engagement • Technical Activities • Publications • Education Program • International Activities • Public Policy • Standards Activities • Financial Performance • Operations and Support Areas AFM Functional Subcommittees Conferences Membership & Awards Publications Education AFM Technical Subcommittees Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  40. AFM TC Standing Strategic Plan Assignment • AFM Purpose Statement and organization in good alignment with the AIAA Strategic Plan • No need for restructuring or large changes • Continue to monitor ourselves as strategic plan and aerospace environment evolves • Our conferences are our main product! • There are some specific things that can be done to improve our performance relative to our purpose • Functional subcommittees have brainstormed and a number of specific actions have been generated • Need to incorporate and execute • There are some areas to continue to develop into specific actions Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  41. Education & Liaison Actions Strategic Plan Assignment • Professional Development • Survey community for what short courses are needed • Identify new instructors within TC • Develop cross-TC courses • Promote short courses better • Shorten duration of short courses to 1 day & possibly offer during conference • Provide textbook as part of course fee • “Best practices” special sessions • Offer self-study courses Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  42. Education & Liaison Actions Strategic Plan Assignment • Pre-college Outreach • Include K-12 educators as part of the TC • Better use of the website!!!! • Small projects for teachers, links to information • Our own wiki, perhaps? • “Science fair” ideas? • Find teachers who have integrated “aerospace” into the curriculum, and invite them to AFM conference for a workshop & recognize their acheivement • Issue: cost Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  43. Conferences Actions Strategic Plan Assignment • Increase attendance • Sweeten the pot for attendees to come • 25% of the conference should be invited sessions and workshops • Tech Chairs should build a number of sessions through his/her contacts • If you build a good technical program, the folks will come • Local Section Involvement • This should fall on the General Chair of a conference • EX: Toronto … plenary speaker … tour of local facilities • TC “experts” could hold a local workshop in conjunction with local section(s) in the area where the conference • Sunday afternoon or evening? • “Collaboration Space” • Website to plan the conferences • Who will host and support? • Perhaps identify a commercial application and request AIAA implement it Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  44. Challenge to TC Strategic Plan Assignment • On the right path – keep it going strong • Incorporate new actions into standard operations • Continue to develop new themes • Energy Efficiency • Environmental Impact Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  45. Agenda Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  46. Agenda – Con’t. Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  47. Technical Subcommittees • Flight Dynamics – Bruce OwensCraig Cox, Atilla Dogan, Ashok Gopalarathnam, Richard Lind, Mark Phillips, Krzysztof Sibilski • Flight Test – Peggy Williams-HayesSteven Komadina, Brenna Stachewicz • System Identification – Brian DanowskyAgamemmnon Crassidis, Wulf Moennich • Flying Qualities – Kamal ShweykChristopher Cotting, Edmund Field, Clay Harden, Mudassir Lone, Mark Lowenberg, Thomas Nicoll • Missile/Projectile Flight Mechanics – Gene CooperAntonio Filippone, Dwayne Kimball, Lawrence Lijewski, Francis Priolo • Reentry Vehicles & Orbital Mechanics – Mike WeaverMichael Bolender, Steven Dunn, Michael Grant, Marc Kniskern, Chuck Suchomel • UAVs – Gregg AbateMujahid Abdulrahim, Baron Johnson, Travis Vetter, Ming Xin • Meet for 30 minutes, followed by 10 minute break Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  48. Technical SubcommitteesAssignments for Tonight • System Identification / Flight Test • Determine new name • New chair • All • Discuss conference call for papers – any suggested changes? • Discuss new developments / trends in your field • Identify potential workshops & invited sessions • Publications Ideas • Ideas for website contents Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  49. Technical Subcommittees Flight Dynamics Bruce Owens Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

  50. Technical Subcommittees Flight Test / System ID Peggy Williams-Hayes / Brian Danowsky Atmospheric Flight Mechanics TC

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