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0700 - 0800 Attendee Continental Breakfast 0700 - 1700 Registration Concurrent Sessions Hypersonics Session Chair: Dr. Paul Jero, AFRL; Dr. Artie Mabbett, DARPA; & Mr. Craig Stephens, NASA DFRC Session Organizers: Mr. Kon Haake, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne; Mr. Mitch Petervary, Boeing; Mr. Brian Sullivan, Materials Research & Design, Inc.; Mr. David Brewer, NASA LaRC; Dr. Monica Stucke, AFRL/XPP; Mr. Andy Swanson, AFRL/RBSA 0800 - 0805 Session Introduction: Dr. Artie Mabbett, DARPA 0805 - 0830 CPGS: A Year in Review, Mr. Greg Hulcher, OSD 0830 - 0855 Development of High Temperature Materials for Hypersonic Vehicles in China, Mr. James Shircliffe, National Intelligence Council/Science and Technology Intelligence Committee 0855 - 0920 Carbon-Carbon Composite Laminates Mechanical Properties Characterization, Dr. Dragos-Stefan Dancila, The University of Texas at Arlington 0920 - 0945 X-Ray CT-Scan-Based Characterization of Arc- Jet and Laser Heating Induced Damage in Carbon-Carbon Composites, Dr. Dragos-Stefan Dancila, The University of Space Materials Experiments & Environmental Effects Simulation Session Chair: Mr. John Vasquez, NRL Session Organizers: Mr. Chip Frohlich, The Boeing Company; Mr. Shane Juhl, AFRL; Dr. Suraj Rawal, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Session Introduction: Mr. John Vasquez, NRL Estimated Environmental Exposures for MISSE-7B, Mrs. Miria Finckenor, NASA MSFC Measurements of the Ionosphere using Miniaturized Electrostatic Analyzer on MISSE-7, Dr. Richard Balthazor, USAF Academy/Space Scientific Instruments, Inc. Post-flight Characterization of Optical Samples Flown on ORMatE-2/Misse-7, Mr. Christopher Panetta, The Aerospace Corporation Post Flight Analysis of Optical Specimens from MISSE-7, Dr. Alan Stewart, The Boeing Company Space Exploration Session Chair: Mr. Wendell Colberg, NASA MSFC Session Organizers: Mr. Rich Wegrich, NASA MSFC; Mr. Mike Fuller, ATK; Mr. Charlie Camarda, NASA HQ; Mr. John Vickers, NASA MSFC; Mr. Alan Brown, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne; Dr. Dianne Wiley, Consultant Session Introduction: Mr. Wendell Colberg NASA Space Exploration, Mr. Chris Singer, NASA MSFC Global Commercial Space Transportation Industry, Mr. Ken Gidlow, FAA Commercial Space Transportation Office Design of Large Composite Cryotanks for CCTD, Mr. Michael Robinson and Mr. Michael Hand, The Boeing Company Hydrogen Permeation Testing and Analysis for Composite Cryotanks, Mr. Michael Robinson, The Boeing Company & Mr. Justin Jackson, NASA MSFC
0945 - 1015 Break Texas at Arlington 1015 - 1040 Ultra High Temperature Mechanical Testing of ZrB2 Based Ceramics, Mr. Eric Neuman, Missouri University of Science & Technology 1040 - 1105 Structural Performance of Continuous Core Structurally Integrated Thermal Protection System, Mr. Carl Poteet, NASA LaRC 1105 - 1130 Energy Conversion Capabilities in Scramjet Vehicles Using Thermoelectrics, Mr. Kevin Yost, AFRL 1130 - 1155 Overview of TRL Devlopments for Large Scale Atmopheric Inflatable Decelerators, Dr. Anthony Calomino, NASA LaRC 1155 – 1300 Lunch Break Hypersonics continued 1300 - 1325 NASA Fundamental Aeronautics Hypersonics Project Overview, Mr. Craig Stephens, NASA DFRC 1325 - 1350 Low Cost Lightweight High-Speed Structures, Dr. Bill Garver, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company 1350 - 1415 Results of Trade Study Design Analyses for Selection and Fabrication of Candidate Structurally Coverglasses for Advanced Photovoltaics, Mr. James Belcher, Infoscitex Corporation Mechanical Testing of Silicon Carbide Specimens on MISSE-7, Dr. David Witkin, The Aerospace Corporation Results of International Space Station Vehicle Materials Exposed on MISSE-7B, Mrs. Miria Finckenor, NASA MSFC Space Environmental Analysis, Deposition Analysis and Resistivity Analysis of Z-93C55 White Conductive Thermal Control Material System (TCMS), Mr. Michael Kenny, Alion Science & Technology Space Materials Experiments & Environmental Effects Simulation continued Boeing / MISSE-8 On-Orbit Data First Results, Dr. Mark Clemen, Boeing Research & Technology Energy Considerations and Reaction Rates for Atomic Oxygen-Surface Collisions, Dr. Gary Pippin, The Boeing Company Application of Classical Surface Energy Theory to Quantify Rubber Surface Conditions to Support Composite Cryotank Technologies and Development Phase 2, Dan Rivera, The Boeing Company Test Approach to CCTD, Mr. Cataldo Mazzola, The Boeing Company C-C Nozzle Extension Designs and Analyses in Support of J-2X Nozzle Extension Risk Reduction Effort, Ms. Leslie Weller, Materials Research & Design, Inc. Digital Material Skins: A Reversible, Reusable, Recyclable Pressure Vessel, Sarah Hovepian, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NASA Space Technology Research Fellowship Space Exploration continued NASA Composite Crew Module Manufacturing, Dawson Vincent, The Geocent Company Hydrocarbon Boost Technology Demonstration Program, Jamie Cleland, Aerojet LE-X Nozzle Liner Prototype Development, Mr. Guido Canzona, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne
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