2013 Final Program - American Institute of Aeronautics and

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49th AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE
Joint Propulsion Conference and Exhibit (JPC)
Advancing Propulsion Capabilities
in a New Fiscal Reality 14–17 July 2013
San Jose
Convention Center
11th International Energy Conversion
San Jose, California
Engineering Conference (IECEC)

FINAL PROGRAM
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WELCOME
The 49th AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference (JPC) and the 11th International
Energy Conversion Engineering Conference
(IECEC) combine this week in San Jose,
California to provide the world’s premier forum
for presentation, discussion, and collaboration
of science, research, and technology in these
highly related aerospace fields. It brings together
experts from industry, government, and academia
on an international level to cover a broad
spectrum of issues concerning propulsion and
energy in the aerospace industry.
The co-location of these events provides attendees
with a unique opportunity to expand their
knowledge of technological advances of these
interrelated disciplines and explore areas of
common technical expertise. Contents
This week you will: WELCOME 3
EVENT OVERVIEW 4
u Present recent advances before a
SPECIAL SESSIONS 6
knowledgeable international audience
NETWORKING AND SPECIAL EVENTS 10
u Educate customers and providers on the RECOGNITION EVENTS 11
latest research and product developments CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES 12
STEM 12
u Learn about the latest technology and
EXPOSITION HALL 14
research in the field from industry experts
EXHIBIT GUIDE 15
u Discover what lies ahead as senior industry PRESENTATION STAGE 18
leaders discuss their program and business GENERAL INFORMATION 20
challenges during keynote and panel GENERAL INFORMATION 21
sessions SPEAKER AND SESSION CHAIR INFORMATION 22
ITAR RESTRICTED SESSIONS 23
u Network to engage new contacts and
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 24
refresh old ones
COMMITTEE MEETINGS 25
u Recognize significant achievements from PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 26
within the community
PROGRAM MATRIX 32
PROGRAM AUTHOR SESSION CHAIR INDEX 54
VENUE MAP – SAN JOSE CONVENTION CENTER 91
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EVENT OVERVIEW
Sunday, 14 July 2013 Monday, 15 July 2013
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IECEC Technical
JPC Technical Sessions
Sessions and Panel
1100 hrs and Panel Discussions
Discussions
1130 hrs
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1530 hrs Networking Break in the Exposition Hall
Speakers’ Briefing in Session Rooms
1600 hrs
1630 hrs
IECEC Technical
JPC Technical Sessions
Registration Open Sessions and Panel
1700 hrs and Panel Discussions
Discussions
1730 hrs
1800 hrs
Welcome Reception
1830 hrs Speakers’ Briefing in Session Rooms
(tickets required)
1900 hrs
Tech Museum of
Innovation Off-Site
1930 hrs
Event
JPC Technical Session
Additional Ticket
2000 hrs
Purchase Required
2030 hrs
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EVENT OVERVIEW
Tuesday, 16 July 2013 Wednesday, 17 July 2013
0700 hrs
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IECEC Technical Sessions and Panel
JPC Technical Sessions and Panel Discussions
Sessions and Panel Discussions
1100 hrs and Panel Discussions
Discussions
1130 hrs
1200 hrs
Lunch on Your Own
1230 hrs IECEC Awards Speakers’ Briefing in Session Rooms
JPC Awards Luncheon
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1500 hrs IECEC Technical
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1530 hrs Networking Break in the Exposition Hall
Speakers’ Briefing in Session Rooms JPC Technical Sessions
1600 hrs IECEC Technical and Panel Discussions
Sessions and Panel
1630 hrs Discussions
1700 hrs JPC Technical Sessions
and Panel Discussions
1730 hrs
1800 hrs
1830 hrs Speakers’ Briefing in Session Rooms
1900 hrs
1930 hrs
JPC Technical Sessions
2000 hrs
2030 hrs
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SPECIAL SESSIONS
MONDAY, 15 JULY 1000–1200 hrs 210 F
International Collaboration in Propulsion
0800–0900 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 1
Panelists will discuss the effect of the current global environment
Keynote Address
on the international cooperation efforts in propulsion and space
Perspectives on Propulsion Policy, Strategy, Budgets, and flight.
Activities for Civil, Commercial, and National Security Space Moderator: John Horack, Vice President, Space Systems,
Teledyne Brown Engineering
Keynote Speaker: John Olson, Former Assistant Director for
Space and Aeronautics, White House Office of Science and Panelists:
Technology Policy; Vice President, Space Systems Group, Sierra
Charles Smith, Human Exploration & Operations Directorate,
Nevada Corporation
NASA HQ
Jens Lassmann, Vice President, Space Systems, Astrium
Mark Lewis, Director, Science and Technology Policy Institute
1000–1200 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
Charles Precourt, Vice President and General Manager, Space
Evolution of Commercial Space and Future Opportunities Launch Division, Aerospace Group, ATK
Julie VanKleek, Vice President, Space Advanced Programs,
Commercial space is a rapidly growing sector of the space
Aerojet Rocketdyne
economy. This panel will present a status of current commercial
space efforts and challenges with a look forward to new and
evolving opportunities. 1330–1530 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
Moderator: James Halsell, Technical Director, Aerospace NASA SLS Development
Systems, Dynetics
NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) is America’s new
Panelists: exploration-class launch vehicle for missions beyond Earth’s
orbit – taking astronauts where no one has been before, as
Kent Rominger, Vice President and Program Manager, ATK
well as offering unmatched mass and volume capabilities for
William Claybaugh, Vice President and Program Manager, ATK
science missions. The SLS Program is making maximum use of
John Vilja, Vice President Strategy, Aerojet Rocketdyne
existing RS-25 core stage engines and advanced developmental
Todd Mosher, Director, Design and Development, Sierra Nevada
hardware in the form of the five-segment solid rocket booster
Brett Alexander, Director Business Development, Blue Origin
and the J-2X upper stage engine, with a clear plan for
beginning flight operations in 2017. SLS chief engineers will
1000–1200 hrs 230 C
share plans and progress, as well as innovations being infused
The Future of Military Space Launch and How Affordability into the program, such as modifying the Delta IV kick stage
to propel the Orion crew craft to translunar injection. These
Will Factor In
government and industry partners will discuss how the team
Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV) is the U.S. Air Force’s is solving development challenges and is on track to deliver a
expendable launch system that is intended to assure access to safe, affordable, and sustainable infrastructure asset to support
space for U.S. government payloads. Started with the goal of America’s space agenda.
making government space launch more affordable and reliable, Moderator: Garry Lyles, Space Launch System (SLS) Chief
the program resulted in the development of the Delta IV and Engineer, NASA MSFC
Atlas V, which remain the primary methods for launching U.S.
Panelists:
military payloads. The panelists, each representing companies
involved in the EELV program, will discuss how the program has Mat Bevill, SLS Booster Element Deputy Chief Engineer, NASA
changed over time as well as present and future challenges, MSFC
in particular the continued focus on cost reductions, while the Brian Simmons, SLS Boosters Chief Engineer, ATK
program strives to sustain and support America’s space interests. Katherine Van Hooser, SLS Engines Element Chief Engineer,
NASA MSFC
Moderator: Andy Crocker, Propulsion Department Manager,
Doug Bradley, RS-25 Chief Engineer, Aerojet Rocketdyne
Dynetics
Rene Ortega, SLS Spacecraft and Payload Integration Chief
Panelists: Engineer, NASA MSFC
Steven Bouley, Vice President, Expendable Launch Systems, Michael Wood, SLS Chief Engineer, The Boeing Company
Aerojet Rocketdyne
Andrew Jackson, Atlas & Delta Structures Manager, ATK
Bill Harding, Director, Program Management, United Launch
Alliance
Bill Parsons, President and CEO, RD AMROSS, LLC
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SPECIAL SESSIONS
1330–1530 hrs 212 D 1600–1800 hrs 214
Emerging Pathways to Jet Fuel Driving Mission Requirements and Technologies for Space
Transportation – the Next Step after Space Shuttle
Moderator: Mark Bryden, Program Director, Ames National
Laboratory
The panel will highlight the overall driving mission requirements
Panelists: and technologies required to enable future human spaceflight
and discuss recent progress and near-term future plans.
Prem Lobo, Associate Director, Center of Excellence for
Aerospace Particulate Emissions Reductions Research Moderator: Paul Anderson, Director, Avionics, Orion Program,
Corinne Valkenburg, Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Lockheed Martin Space Systems
Laboratory
Panelists:
Shane Flemming, Chief Technical Advisor, Lanzatech
Jonathan Trent, Project Scientist Bioengineering, NASA Kent Rominger, Vice President, ATK Space Systems
Blake Simmons, Senior Manager, Biomass Program Lead, Michael Wood, Chief Engineer, SLS Program, The Boeing
Company
Sandia National Laboratories
Sam Wiley, Program Director of Human Space, Aerojet
Rocketdyne
1330–1530 hrs 211 D
Larry Price, Deputy Program Manager, Orion Program,
Powering the Next Generation Lockheed Martin Space Systems
Todd Mosher, Director of Dream Chaser Design and
Mark Lewis, Director, Science and Technology Policy Institute Development, Sierra Nevada
(interviewed by Steven Howell, AIAA)
Sustaining the Pipeline 1600–1800 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
Daniel Kirk, Associate Department Head, Mechanical and Legacy RLV Systems DC-X
Aerospace Engineering Department, Florida Institute of
The DC-X, or Delta Clipper Experimental, was an unmanned
Technology (interviewed by Steven Howell, AIAA)
prototype of a reusable single stage to orbit launch vehicle built
The topics will include a discussion of policy issues for fostering by McDonnell Douglas for the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative
and attracting the next generation of talented engineers into Organization (SDIO) in the early 1990s. Later, the system was
the work force, a national strategy on STEM education, the transferred to NASA and upgraded with advanced operations,
engineering pipeline, and other issues related to engineering structures and propulsion technology and was renamed the DC-
education. XA. The DC-X was never designed to achieve orbital altitudes
or velocity, but instead to demonstrate the concept of vertical
takeoff and landing using a revolutionary aircraft-like operations
1600–1830 hrs 212 D
approach. This session will discuss the lessons learned from the
High Power Electric Vehicles and Energy Storage DC-X program and its applicability to future space transportation
systems.
The panel will address high power electric vehicles and energy
Moderator: Jess Sponable, Program Manager, DARPA
storage.
Panelists:
Moderators:
Peter Worden, Director, NASA Ames Research Center
Geoffrey Landis, Research Scientist, NASA Glenn Research
Tom Ingersoll, Chief Executive Officer, Skybox Imaging
Center
Joaquin Castro, Director, International Advanced Propulsion
Edward Lewandowski, Research Engineer, NASA Glenn
Programs, Aerojet Rocketdyne
Research Center
Stephen Cook, Director of Space Technologies, Dynetics
Panelists:
Subbarao Surampudi, Program Manager, NASA JPL
Tim Collins, Chief Executive Officer, Kleenspeed TUESDAY, 16 JULY
Joseph Troutman, Chief Engineer, ABSL Space Products EnerSys
Advanced Systems 0800–0900 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 1
Robert Baertsch, Executive Vice President of Software Keynote Address
Engineering, SkyTran
Eric Lentz-Gauthier, Pilot, Solar Flight Propulsion and Power Systems for the Future
Keynote Speaker: Henner Wapenhans, Head of Technology
Strategy, Rolls-Royce Group
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SPECIAL SESSIONS
0800–0900 hrs 212 A & C John Kusnierek, Director – Business Development, Rolls-Royce
North American Technologies, Inc.
Keynote Address
Nateri Madavan, Deputy Project Scientist, Fixed Wing Project,
A New Industrial Revolution for a Sustainable Energy Future NASA Ames Research Center
Keynote Speaker: Arun Majumdar, Director of Energy Initiatives,
1300–1500 hrs 230 C
Google
Dealing with the Changing Aerospace Business Environment:
Access to affordable and reliable energy has been a
cornerstone of the world’s increasing prosperity and economic A Military Aviation Perspective
growth since the beginning of the industrial revolution.
Alton Romig, VP and General Manager, Skunk Works, Lockheed
Our use of energy in the twenty-first century must also be
Martin Corporation (interviewed by Guy Norris, Senior Editor,
sustainable. This talk will provide a techno-economic snapshot
Aviation Week)
of the current energy landscape and identify several research
and development opportunities and challenges to create the
foundation for this new industrial revolution.
1430–1530 hrs 212A&C
Energy Conversion Initiatives at Lockheed Martin
1000–1200 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
Energy conversion efforts include storage, generation, and
Emerging Technologies for the Next Generation of Aircraft
various new and unfamiliar and unclassified concepts.
Systems
Guest Speaker: Ned Allen, Chief Scientist, Lockheed Martin
The panelists will discuss government and industry perspectives Corporation
on emerging aircraft systems technologies for the next
generation.
1600–1800 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
Moderator: David Eames, Director, NASA Programs and
DoD Energy Panel
Advanced System Studies, Rolls-Royce Corporation
Panelists: As the largest federal user of energy, the Department of Defense
(DoD) has played the leading role in the advancement of energy
Fayette Collier, Project Manager, Environmentally Responsible
and propulsion systems and innovations for Terrestrial and
Aviation Project, NASA Langley Research Center
aerospace applications. More recently, energy considerations
Ron Kawai, Propulsion Specialist, Boeing Research and
have become a prime focus in military operations, with various
Technology
initiatives under way in operational energy efficiency (in
Kenneth Martin, Manager-Conceptual Design, Lockheed Martin
addition to installation energy), renewable energy initiatives,
Corporation
and energy-based acquisition and lifecycle management.
Michael Winter, Chief Engineer for Technology, Pratt & Whitney
This special session presents perspectives from the DoD and
DoE and is focused on DoD Energy challenges and issues,
1000–1200 hrs 230 C
strategy/policy, priorities, initiatives, and opportunities.
Dealing with the Changing Aerospace Business Environment:
Participants: Department of the Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army,
A Commercial Aviation Perspective Office of the Secretary of Defense, U.S. Department of Energy
Jim Peterson, Senior Manager, Aviation Policy, Boeing Speakers include:
Commercial Airplanes (interviewed by Guy Norris, Senior
Vice Admiral Philip H. Cullom, Deputy Chief of Naval
Editor, Aviation Week)
Operations for Fleet Readiness and Logistics, U.S. Navy
Lieutenant General William M. Faulkner, Deputy Commandant,
Installations and Logistics, U.S. Marine Corps
1300–1500 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
and others
Disruptive Aircraft and Propulsion Technologies for the Future
1600–1800 hrs 210 A
The panelists will discuss government and industry perspectives
on disruptive technologies that will yield alternative propulsion Propulsion Challenges for Commercial Reusable Space Vehicles
cycles in a not distant future.
Moderator: Bruce Pittman, NASA Space Portal/Emerging Space
Moderator: David Eames, Director, NASA Programs and Office
Advanced System Studies, Rolls-Royce Corporation
Panelists:
Panelists:
Frank Zegler, Senior Staff Advanced Programs, ULA
Marty Bradley, Technical Fellow, Boeing Research and Technology Tom Mueller, Vice President of Propulsion Development, SpaceX
Dale Carlson, General Manager Technology Strategy, GE Tim Pickens, Chief Propulsion Engineer, Moon Express
Aviation Greg Mungas, CEO and Founder, Firestar Technologies
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SPECIAL SESSIONS
1600–1800 hrs 230 C 0930–1200 hrs 230C
Engineering Education in a New Fiscal Reality Public-Private Partnerships to Accelerate Technology Transition
Moderator: Daniel Kirk, Associate Department Head, Panel will discuss barriers to effective innovation and technology
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department, Florida transition to the aerospace industry as well as potential
Institute of Technology pathways to improved technology maturation and transition.
Panelists: Moderator: Graham Warwick, Senior Editor – Technology,
Aviation Week
Scott Hubbard, Professor, Stanford University
Gary Kawahara, Vice President and General Manager, ATK Panelists:
Commerce
Alton Romig, Vice President and General Manager of Skunk
Don Jaekle, Owner, PMD Technologies
Works® Advanced Development Programs, Lockheed Martin
Michael Winter, Chief Engineer for Technology, Pratt & Whitney
Corporation
Dale Carlson, General Manager, Technology Strategy, GE
Aviation
WEDNESDAY, 17 JULY
Alan Epstein, Vice President, Technology & Environment, Pratt &
Whitney
0800–0900 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 1
Mark Anderson, Director, Flight Sciences Technology, Phantom
Keynote Address Works, The Boeing Company
Jaiwon Shin, Associate Administrator for Aeronautics, NASA
Hypersonic Propulsion, Leveraging Today to Deliver Unique
Capabilities in the Future
1430–1630 hrs 230 C
Keynote Speaker: Mark Lewis, Director, Science and Technology
Technology, Education and NASA’s New Asteroid Grand
Policy Institute
Challenge
Guest Speaker: Mason Peck, NASA Chief Technologist
0800–0900 hrs 212 A & C
NASA technology and education-focused opportunities in the
Keynote Address
new fiscal reality will be addressed, along with an overview of
NASA’s new “Protect the Planet Grand Challenge,” which invites
Power Generation and Processing Challenges for Near-Term
worldwide participation with NASA on discovering all the
High Power Solar Electric Propulsion
asteroid threats to the human population and how to respond,
Keynote Speaker: Roger M. Myers, Executive Director, Electric including the role of science and technology research.
Propulsion and Integrated Systems, Aerojet Rocketdyne
1430–1730 hrs 230 B
0930–1200 hrs EXHIBIT HALL 3
The Aerospace Industry Coping with the Current Fiscal
High Speed Propulsion Development and Implementation Environment
Moderator: Mark Lewis, Director, Science and Technology Policy The panelists will provide a senior level perspective and
Institute discussion on how the propulsion industry is coping with and
Panelists: adjusting to maintain success in the current challenging fiscal
environment.
John Korte, Research Directorate Chief Engineer for
Hypersonics, NASA LaRC Moderator: Sandra Magnus, Executive Director, AIAA
John Kusnierek, Director, Business Development, Rolls-Royce Panelists:
North American Technologies, Inc.
Jaiwon Shin, NASA Associate Administrator for Aeronautics
Gerald (Scott) Cruzen, Vice President, Advanced Design and
Henner Wapenhans, Head of Technology Strategy, Rolls-Royce
Technology, Williams International Co., LLC
Group
Curtis Berger, Director, Hypersonic Programs, Aerojet
Rocketdyne Jim Maser, Vice President for Corporate Strategy and
Steven Beckel, Director, Advanced Propulsion Business Development, Gen Corp
Development, ATK Dale Carlson, General Manager, Technology Strategy, GE
Aviation
Ray Johnson, Vice President, Space Launch Operations, The
Aerospace Corporation
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NETWORKING AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Welcome Reception NEW! Morning
Coffee and
Start the conference off right, by
connecting with old friends and forging Pastries in the
new business relationships from 1800– Exposition Hall
1930 hrs Sunday evening during the
welcome reception in the exposition hall. A great way to start the day and interact
A ticket for the reception is required, and with conference participants! Coffee
is included in the conference registration and pastries will be offered Monday–
fee where indicated. Additional tickets Wednesday, 0700–0800 hrs, in Exhibit
for guests may be purchased on site as Hall 2. This event is open to all registered
available. attendees (no tickets required).
Networking Luncheon Off-Site Reception Networking Breaks
Join us in the exposition hall on Monday, Tech Museum of Innovation Stand-alone networking breaks are built
15 July for a networking luncheon at Monday, 15 July into the program to allow even more time
1200 hrs. Engage new contacts and 1830–2100 hrs for exploring the exhibits, continuing
refresh old ones, while enjoying a discussions from technical sessions, or
reception-style luncheon. A ticket for the Meet with your peers and potential checking emails and voicemails to keep
luncheon is included in the conference industry partners and join Lockheed in touch with the office while you are at
registration where indicated. Additional Martin Corporation at the Tech Museum the conference. Networking breaks will
tickets may be purchased on site as of Innovation. There will be hands-on and be located in the exposition hall during
space is available. interactive exhibits plus reception-style food the following times:
and cocktails to enjoy. Conveniently located
across from the San Jose Convention Center, Monday, 15 July 0900–1000 hrs
Young Professional
won’t want to miss out on this opportunity. 1530–1600 hrs
Networking Reception Tickets are only $25, and include the $15
Tuesday, 16 July 0900–1000 hrs
museum admission fee and reception
The chairs of the AIAA Young Professional catering. Tickets may be purchased on a 1500–1600 hrs
Committee and the AIAA Corporate first-come, first-served basis.
Wednesday, 17 July 0900–0930 hrs
Member Committee invite all early career
Sponsored by:
professionals to a networking reception
Monday Networking Breaks
on Tuesday, 16 July, 1600–1730 hrs,
Sponsored by:
in the AIAA exposition hall. This is a
great opportunity for young professional
members of the Institute to meet corporate
leaders and other members, and to make
new contacts. Join the Young Professional
and Corporate Member Committees for
food, drinks, and relaxed socializing.
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