18 month planning meeting, 9 january 2012 2013 – 49 th joint propulsion conference & exhibit...

18 Month Planning Meeting, 9 January 2012

2013 – 49th JOINT PROPULSION CONFERENCE & Exhibit (JPC)

San Jose, California14 – 17 July, 2013

12 Month Planning Meeting

Tuesday, 31 July 2012Atlanta, GA

San Jose Convention Center


2013 JOINT PROPULSION CONFERENCE & EXHIBIT

Contents Sponsor Information & Contact Information

• Corporate sponsor, Conference chairs, Local support (sponsor company & visitors bureau), AIAA office contact numbers

Location information• City info, convention center, meeting facilities, hotels

Preliminary Event planning Candidate speakers – In work Local Section Activities – In work

• TBD Technical Session Planning – In work

• Conference Theme - Defined• Final Call for Papers - Released• Panel/Special sessions – In work

Conference Planning milestones• Planning Organization, Roles & Responsibilities



Leadership Sponsors:

• Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne +TBD, Merrie Scott, AIAA Lead

Executive Chair: • Industry: Mr. James Maser, President Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne• Government: Lt. Gen Ellen Pawlikowski, USAF/AFSPC/SMC/CC

General Chair: • Industry: Joaquin H. Castro, Director, DOD Advance Propulsion Programs, Pratt

& Whitney Rocketdyne• Government: Simon P. (Pete) Worden, Director NASA Ames Research Center

Technical Chairs: • Chair: Claude Russell Joyner, Fellow, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne• Co-Chair: Monica Jacinto, Fellow, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

Academic Chair: Daniel Kirk, Associate Professor, Florida Institute of Tech.

Exhibit Chair: Geraldine Kimball, Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne



Leadership (Cont)

Military Commercial Space Chair: • Steve Cook, Dynetics, Director of Space Technologies

Commercial and Military Aircraft Systems Chair: • David Eames. Rolls Royce, Director, NASA Programs and Advanced

System Studies

Hypersonics Chairs: • Rich Mutzman, AFRL - Propulsion / Air Vehicles Directorate, Chief

Engineer

Public Policy Chair: • Carol Cash, Carol Cash & Associates, LLC, President

ITAR Chair: • Doug Shafer, GE Aviation, Advanced Technology Operations, Manager



Leadership Team Contact InformationExecutive Chairs

Mr. James Maser, President

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

Lt. Gen Ellen Pawlikowski USAF/AFSPC/SMC/CC

General Chairs

Joaquin H. Castro (Industry)Manager. Marketing and strategy,

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

(561) 796-3453

[email protected]

Peter Worden (Government)Director, NASA Ames RC

(650) 604-5111

[email protected]

ITAR Chair:

Doug Shafer, Manager Adv.

Tech. Ops, General Electric

(513) 243-2383

[email protected]

Technical ChairRussell Joyner, FellowPratt & Whitney Rocketdyne(561) [email protected]

Technical Co-ChairMonica Jacinto, FellowPratt & Whitney RocketdynePhone: (818) [email protected]

Academic ChairDr. Daniel Robert KirkAssociate ProfessorFlorida Institute of Technology (321) [email protected]

Military Commercial Space Chair:Steve Cook, DyneticsDirector of Space Technologies(256) [email protected]

Commercial and Military Aircraft Systems Chair: David Eames. Rolls Royce Director, NASA Programs and Advanced System Studies(317) [email protected]

Hypersonics Chairs: Rich Mutzman, Chief Engineer AFRL Prop & Air Veh. Directorate(937) [email protected]

Public Policy Chair: Carol Cash, PresidentCarol Cash & Associates, LLC(440) [email protected]

Exhibit ChairGeraldine KimballPratt & Whitney Rockedyne(818) [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]













Primary Contact Information (cont.)

AIAA Director, Propulsion & Energy GroupProf. Ashwani GuptaUniversity of Maryland, Mechanical Engineering2159 Martin HallCollege Park, MD 20742Phone: 301-405-5276 Fax: 301-314-9477 E-mail: [email protected]

AIAA Deputy Director: Air Breathing Propulsion

Mr. Jeff HamstraLockheed Martin, Fort Worth, TXPhone: 817-935-4702E-mail: [email protected]

AIAA Deputy Director: Rockets & SpaceDr. I-Shih ChangAerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, CAPhone: 310-336-5917E-mail: [email protected]

AIAA Deputy Director: Advanced Propulsion & Technologies

Dr. Selma GoldsteinAerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, CAPhone: 310-336-1013E-mail: [email protected]



Technical program organizing committee contact listConference Partners

ASME Technical Program ChairJohn W. RobinsonBoeing CompanyP.O. Box 3829Seal Beach, Ca 97040Phone: 714-625-2107Email: [email protected]

SAE Technical ChairRamon ChaseBooz Allen Hamilton Inc.Suite 6003811 North Fairfax Dr.Arlington, VA 22203Phone: 703-816-5279Fax: 703-346-6527Email: [email protected]

ASEE Technical ChairRobert A. Frederick, Jr.UAH Propulsion Research CenterUniv. of Alabama5000 Technology Drive, TH S231Huntsville, AL 35899Phone: 256-824-7203Fax: 256-824-7205Email: [email protected]






AIAA Staff Contacts

Technical Paper CoordinatorAnn [email protected]

Marketing CoordinatorDominic [email protected]

Education WorkshopLisa BaconManager, Pre-CollegeOutreach/Student [email protected]

Sponsorship Program ManagerMerrie ScottCorporate sales and Marketing(703) [email protected]

JPC Product ManagerKC Niedermeyer(703) [email protected]

Event ManagerCatherine Chenevey(703) [email protected]

Student ProgramsStephen [email protected]










2013 JPC, San Jose, California

San Jose Convention Center

Hyatt Regency Convention Center Layout



Local Section Activities - TBD Technical Program

• Help establish & organize panel sessions• Work with technical and program committees to organize technical

sessions• other . . . .

Conference Activities• Solicit local participation in Engineers as Educators workshop (K-12) **• Solicit local volunteers to help at the convention center during

conference– Staff booth & roam conference to provide information/directions

• Link to AIAA Local Section http://www.aiaa-sf.org/council/ – Chair: Sylvee Walenczewski [email protected] – Vice Chair: Larissa Noutong [email protected] – Secretary: Megan Lim [email protected]

• other . . . . !! Suggestions are Welcomed!!

** tbd for 2013, see attached slide for more information

Working with San Francisco Section

• Off site event

• Local support

Engaging Sacramento Section

http://www.aiaa-sf.org/council/



Accommodations

?????????????? Other Hotels nearby:• AIAA does not provide



Downtown San Jose



Attractions Entertainment

Historical Sites

Restaurants & Shopping



Other Possible Sponsors for 2013Potential Industry Sponsorship

Outreach NASA JPL BATTELLE NASA AMES JAXA Aerojet ATK BAE Systems Boeing Cobham Dynetics, Inc. GE Aviation General Dynamics Goodrich Corporation Gulfstream Aerospace Hamilton Sundstrand Honeywell Jacobs Technology and/or Aerospace Testing Alliance Lockheed Martin Moog Northrop Grumman Orbital Sciences Corporation Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Qualis Corporation Raytheon Company Rockwell Collins Rolls Royce Siemens Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. SpaceX Spincraft United Launch Alliance Wyle

Equitable Sponsorship Packages @ $15K

Benefits include –

Complimentary conference registration for access to all live technical sessions & scheduled events (e.g., Welcome Reception, Exhibitor’s Reception, Awards Luncheon and Networking Refreshment Breaks)

Complimentary 10x10 booth space or equal valuation applied to a larger configuration (upon request)

Full-page (black & white) advertisement to be featured in the Final Program

Prominent branding & company recognition in all conference collateral materials and promotional activities (e.g., printed programs, website with hyperlink capability to sponsor’s site, event signage, screen savers, trade ads, press releases and email broadcasts)

JPC 2013 Sponsorship Budget Requirement: TBD(e.g., minimum of 6 sponsors @ $15K, less sponsorship benefits listed above)

Any additional conference event (not covered by the registration fee) would need to be addressed as a separate sponsorship activity (inclusive of all production costs) and ONLY after the primary Sponsorship Budget Requirement has been met.(e.g., minimum of 3 additional sponsors @ $15K, less sponsorship benefits listed above)

Sponsorship plan defined,

Merrie Scott l

eading effort

for AIAA



Preliminary Event Planning Dates: 14 – 17 July 2013 (Sunday – Wednesday) Welcome Reception Sunday Night in the exhibit hall Sponsored Reception/Off Site Monday Night ? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday AM Plenary Speaker Afternoon Plenary Sessions ? Monday Lunch in exhibit hall Moog reception Tuesday Night ? Non AIAA sponsored Wednesday Awards Luncheon Thursday/Friday Regional Leadership Conf. Accompanying persons program TBD – Education event ? Other Executive or special events TBD ?



Theme: “Advancing Propulsion Capabilities in a New Fiscal Reality”

Recent Themes:• 2012: “Future Propulsion: Innovative, Affordable, Sustainable” • 2011: “Design, Test, Fly: Turning Propulsion Ideas into Reality”• 2010: “Propulsion: Powering the Future for a Greener Tomorrow”• 2009: “Insertion of Innovative Technology Into New and Evolving Systems• 2008: “From Air to Space: Propulsion Technologies for Next-Generation System

Solutions• 2007: Advancing Propulsion Technologies and Celebrating Our Aerospace Heritage• 2006: The Impulse to Explore - Igniting a Passion for Space• 2005: Propulsion Technology - Enabling Tomorrow’s Applications• 2004: Aerospace Propulsion - Defining The Future



Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Theme Military/Commercial SpaceCommercial and Military Aircraft

SystemsHypersonic Flight Systems and Space

Public Policy and EducationTRACK/DAY Leads Steve Cook/Dynetics David Eames/RR Rich Mutzman /Hypersonic

Carol Cash /Public PolicyDan Kirk /Education

Keynote Keynote Keynote

1)Military and Commercial Space Today and the Future PERSON

USAF Aviation or Commercial Airline Systems PERSON

Hypersonics PERSON, or Education in USA, Global Area PERSON for Policy

Speaker Speaker Speaker

1 HOUR Networking Break, Exhibit Hall open/walk-thru opportunities

2) 2 panels in parallel 2a)Missile Defense Development & Implementation Relative to 2013 Budget 2a)

Impact of High Effi ciency Gas TurbineTechnolgies on Commercial Aviation 2a)

Hypersonic (X-51A) Flight Test Accomplishments and Challenges

Moderator Moderator Moderator

2b)Evolution of CCDev / Commercial Space Opportunities (Propulsion Focus) 2b)

Impact of the Changing Air and Space Force Structure - Can Propulsion Technology Provide A Benefit 2b)

High Speed Weapon Propulsion Development and Implementation


1 HOUR Lunch Break

3) 2 panels in parallel 3a)NASA SLS Development Challenges (Propulsion Focus) 3a)

Materials Helping to Create New Propulsion Capabilities Within Constrained Budgets 3a)

Propulsion Industry Challenges Beyond the 2013 Budget


3b)Military Space Evolution Driving Propulsion Affordability into DoD ATS 3b)

Impact on Propulsion from Changes in The Global Air Transport Structure 3b)

Are We Preparing and Engaging Our Youth for Developing Next Generation Propulsion Technologies


Option

Human/Robotic Exploration Program Development Challenges (Non-chemical Propulsion Focus)

Moderator

OFF

-site

Func

tion

TOUR

of N

ASA

OFF-site Function

Tour/Event at Local Winery

(coordinate with local AIAA?)

On-site FunctionSUNDAY NIGHT

Reception at Exhibit Hall



Candidate Speakers Monday AM Plenary Opening Talk

• at convention center open to all conference attendees• Speaker tbd

Tuesday AM Plenary Talk• at convention center open to all conference attendees• Speaker tbd

Wednesday AM Plenary Talk• at convention center open to all conference attendees• Speaker tbd

Wednesday Awards Banquet• at convention center open to all conference attendees who purchase a

ticket



Planning Milestones

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

START Sponsor(s)/Location Selection (Contracts Signed)


Pick General & Technical Chairs & Conference Organizers

Begin Writing Call for Papers

2013 JPC

Authors Notified Program

in AA


Final Conference Planning

Call for Papers Completed

Call for Papers in AA

Receive Abstracts

Identify Session Chairs

Abstract/ PaperSelection

Distribute Call for Papers at JPC

Solicit Keynote & Luncheon Speakers


JPC

JPC

JPC

2010

2011

2012

2013

Initial DraftCall for Papers

Begin Social Event Planning



Call for Papers is out

Theme:“Advancing Propulsion Capabilities in a New Fiscal

Reality”

Objectives:At least 6 panel sessions during the meeting related to the conference theme (rocket and air breathing propulsion)

Abstract Review• Scholar One system will be used for abstract review

– Minimum 2-3 reviewers for each abstract



Some defined Open Issues Sponsorships New US Government Event and Travel Policy

effect on Conference Attendance Scholar One system training ITAR; Membership awareness, Logistics, Cost,

Readiness Other

• Monday Night Off Site Event • Regional Leadership Conference• Education Event/Teachers workshop



Back Up Material



Engineers as Educators Teacher Workshop** Contact: Lisa Bacon at [email protected] (AIAA Manager, Pre-College

Outreach/Student Activities

**tbd for 2013



Draft Call for Papers - Topics Aircraft Propulsion; Air Breathing, Combined Cycle Systems and Components

• Air Breathing Propulsion– Commercial – Military– Unmanned Systems

• Hypersonic & Combined Cycle Propulsion Applications• System Concepts & Supporting Propulsion Technologies

Rockets & Space Propulsion• Space & Earth-to-Orbit Vehicle Systems• Electric Propulsion• Liquid Rocket Propulsion• Hybrid Rocket Propulsion• Solid Rocket Propulsion• In-space Propulsion Technologies

Advanced Propulsion & Technologies• Advanced Propulsion Concepts for Future Flight • Nuclear & Future Flight Propulsion Systems• Energetic Components & Systems• Propellants & Combustion

History & Education• History Sessions• Propulsion Education



Special Technical/Program Sessions Panel & Special Sessions

• Panel Session Coordinator:• Panel sessions on key industry programs, policies, systems, etc. • ITAR technical sessions ?? (Will investigate approach)• Looking for Program Committee Participation

– HyTASP– Energy Optimized Aircraft & Equipment Systems– Unmanned Systems– RLV’s– Space Exploration– Value Driven Design

• other . . .!! Need Champions and input from all !!



Planning Organization The Joint Effort of Societies, Technical Committees

and Individuals

Sponsor

Local OrganizingCommittee

AIAAStaff

PEOPLE

BUDGET

CONFERENCE CHAIRS

LOGISTICS

AIAA

ASME

ASEE

SAE

Authors

ConferenceOrganizers

TechnicalChair

Session Chairs

Executive Chair(s),General Chair

and/orSteering Committee

DirectorPropulsion & Energy

Steering

Committee



Responsibilities Industry Sponsor(s)

• Company(ies) or industry group whose name(s) is (are) most associated with the conference and who provides financial support of conference activities

• Funding provided for social events and souvenir handouts• Designates Executive, General and Technical Chairs• Establishes conference theme, selects Keynote Speaker &

Awards Luncheon Guest Speaker• Typical Sponsor(s) costs for above activities (FY’95 $):

Opening Reception $30-$35KOff-site $30-$50KRegistrations $30-$65KSpeakers $5 - $10KTotal $95K - $160K



Responsibilities (cont.) Executive Chair

• A ranking official or executive from the Sponsoring Organization• Assisted by General Chair to Select Keynote Speaker(s)• Conducts introductions of Keynote and Guest Speakers

General Chair• Selected by the Sponsor(s) to provide oversight for the entire

conference, including social activities and technical session planning by the Technical Chair and his associates

• Works with Executive Chair and P&E Director to establish conference theme and selects Keynote & Guest Speakers



Responsibilities (cont.) Director of Propulsion and Energy

• Leads the overall JPC organization process • Leads the process for selecting future JPC sites• Responsible for obtaining industry sponsors• Master of Ceremonies for Awards Luncheon

Technical Chair• Responsible for the technical session planning• Works with organizers from participating Societies, Technical

Committees and AIAA staff to:– Write call for papers– Coordinate technical sessions at the top level including scheduling

and room assignments (can use attendance history for reference)• Conducts planning meetings (2 years, 1 year & 6 months before

conference)



Responsibilities (cont.)

Technical Chair

ASME, SAE, ASEE, AIAA/SAE/ASME (ABP & HYTASP),AIAA (EP, LP, NTP, FF, FE, PC, SR, HR, GT, WR),Young Engineers

Session Chairs (about 108)

ASME(~12), SAE(~3), ASEE(1), ABP(~13), HYTASP(~6), EP(~9), LP(~17), NTP(1), FF(~2), FE(1), PC(~13), SR(~12), HR(~3), ORD(~5), GT(~3), WR(1), Young Engineers(1), miscellaneous special sessions(~5)

Conference Technical Area Organizers

Paper Authors



Responsibilities (cont.) Conference Organizers

• Includes representatives from each of the JPC organizations of SAE, ASME, ASEE, joint society groups (e.g. Air Breathing Propulsion) and each of the AIAA Technical Committees

• Responsible for:1) Providing inputs to write call for papers

2) Defining the precise number of sessions to be held within their technical area

3) Selects chairpersons to chair sessions

4) Provides a complete listing of selected papers and authors for each session to AIAA for the published JPC Program



Responsibilities (cont.) Session Chairs

• Responsible for the selection (and rejection) of technical papers for their session.

– Also encouraged to solicit papers to ensure a complete and productive session.

• Provides a complete list of session papers and authors to their conference organizer

• Responsible for tracking author progress to prevent paper withdrawals and keep conference organizers informed of session status

– Routine follow-up with authors is required to assure authors are on track to completing their papers, have received the necessary approval to present their papers and have approval to travel to and attend the conference



Responsibilities (cont.) Authors (for accepted abstracts)

• Obtain necessary internal and government approvals where applicable

• Write the paper in prescribed format• Transmit paper to AIAA prior to publishing deadline (or carry the

prescribed number of copies to the conference)• Present the paper at the conference

– If applicable, submit paper to the appropriate AIAA Journal



Responsibilities (cont.) AIAA Staff

• Business development (work with P & E Director and Conference and Technical Chairs to organize overall conference)

• Assist in site selection process• Publication of call for papers• AIAA Bulletin (call for papers and program publication)• Maintains Web Site Information• JPC Conference Program Development Logistics• Market Strategist (conference promotion)



Responsibilities (cont.) AIAA Staff (cont.)

• Advanced and on-site registration• Hotel/Facility Logistics• Planning Committee Logistics• Exhibits• Professional Development• Publications and Service Center• Market Analysis (Surveys, new ideas)• Establish and collect registration fees



Technical Area Organizer Responsibilities

Designated representatives responsible for coordination of technical areas for each of the participating JPC organizations (SAE, ASME, ASEE), and corresponding AIAA Technical Committees

Responsibilities:• Provide inputs for call for papers • Coordinate overall session planning for technical area.

– Define number of sessions to be held– Identify session chairpersons to review abstracts and chair sessions



2012 JPC Planning Milestones – for reference• July 2010 24-Month Planning Meeting, Nashville• January 2011 18-Month Planning Meeting, Orlando• May 2011 Call for Papers, Final• July 2011 Call for Papers in Aerospace America• 12-Month Planning Meeting, XXX• August 2011 Abstract Submission Opens• October 2011 Identify Abstract Review Team & Preliminary

Session Chair List• November 2011 Abstracts Due• December 2011 Abstract Review Complete

min 2 reviewers each!!• December 2011 Special/Panel Sessions Defined/Chairs Selected• December 2011 Site visit – Preliminary Program Layout• January 2012 Final Technical Program - Tech Area Chair• Planning Meeting, Orlando• February 2012 Preliminary Program to Editor• Author Notification of Acceptance• April 2012 Program Layout in Aerospace America• June 2012 Final Manuscripts Due• July 2012 48th JPC – Atlanta, GA

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2008 JPC Technical Area Organizers – for referenceAir Breathing PropulsionDoug LewisATK Tactical Systems DivisionAllegany Ballistics Laboratory210 State Route 956Rocket Center, WV 26726Phone: 304/726-5006Fax: 304/726-5083E-mail: [email protected] Energetic Components & SystemsBarry NeyerPerkinElmer Optoelectroncis1100 Vanguard Blvd.Miamisburg, OH 45342Phone: 937/865-5586Fax: 413/677-6672E-mail: [email protected]

Hypersonic & Combined Cycle Propulsion

Ryan StarkeyUniversity of MarylandDept. of Aerospace Engineering3181 Martin HallCollege Park, MD 20742Phone: 301/405-1061Fax: 301/314-9001E-mail: [email protected]

Electric PropulsionJohn J. BlandinoMechanical Engineering DepartmentWorcester Polytechnic Institute100 Institute RoadWorcester, MA 01609-2280Phone: 508/831-6155Fax: 508/831-5680E-mail: [email protected]

Liquid PropulsionChristopher KeelerDiversified Energy Corporation2020 W. Guadalupe Road, Suite 5Gilbert, AZ 85233-2804Phone: 480/507-0297Fax: 480/507-0780E-mail: Christopher.Keeler@

diversifiedenergy.comSolid RocketsMark P. FriedlanderAerojet5731 Wellington RoadGainesville, VA 20155-1612Phone: 703/754-5180Fax: 703/754-5185E-mail: mark.friedlander@

aerojet.com

Hybrid RocketsMartin ChiaveriniOrbitec1212 Fourier DriveMadison, WI 53717Phone: 608/229-2732Fax: 608/827-5050E-mail: [email protected]

Nuclear & Future Flight PropulsionBrice CassentiRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteDepartment of Engineering and Science275 Windsor StreetHartford, CT 06120-2991Phone: 860/548-5331 • Fax: 860/548-5319E-mail: [email protected]

In-Space Propulsion TechnologiesEric J. PencilNASA Glenn Research Center21000 Brookpark RoadCleveland, OH 44135-3127Phone: 216/977-7463 • Fax: 216/433-8311E-mail: [email protected]

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2008 JPC Technical Area Organizers – for referencePropellants & CombustionJoseph PowersUniversity of Notre DameAerospace and Mechanical Engineering372 Fitzpatrick HallNotre Dame, IN 46556-5637Phone: 574/631-5978Fax: 574/631-8341E-mail: [email protected]

Advanced Propulsion Concepts for Future Flight

John W. RobinsonBoeing CompanyP.O. Box 3829Seal Beach, CA 97040Phone: 714/896-1292Fax: 714/896-6930

System Concepts and Supporting Propulsion Technologies

Mr. Donald MalloyAerospace Testing Alliance1099 Schriever Ave.Arnold AFB, TN 37389-9013Phone: 931/454-4112Fax: 931/454-3644Email: [email protected]

Space and Earth to Orbit Vehicle Systems

Leon McKinneyMcKinney Associates1756 Stifel LaneTown & Country, MO 63017Phone: 314/514-1352Fax: 314/514-1353Email:

[email protected]

Propulsion EductionRobert A. Federick, Jr.UAH Propulsion Research CenterThe University of Alabama in Huntsville5000 Technology Drive, TH S231Huntsville, AL 35899Phone: 256-824-7203Fax: [email protected]

HistoryJohn BlantonGE AviationOne Neumann WayCincinnati, OH 45215Phone: 513/243-1428Fax: 513/243-1428Email: [email protected]

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Back-upCopied out of 2008 JPC Presentation



Technical program organizing committee Society ->

AIAA SAE ASEE

ASME

Society Technical Comm ->(See names below the table by numbers for each Technical Committee)

1ABP

2ECS

3EP

4HR

5LP

6NFF

P

7P&C

8SR

9HYTASP

10SSTC

11GT

12STP

13ABP

14Hy

15PE

16PC

Basic Overall Subjects Selected for Sessions

1. Airbreathing Propulsion X X X X

2. Energetic Components and SystemsX

3. Electric PropulsionX X

4. Hybrid RocketsX

5. Liquid PropulsionX X X

6. Nuclear and Future FlightX

7. Propellants and CombustionX X

8. Solid RocketsX

9. HypersonicsX X X X

10. Combined Cycle EnginesX X X X X X

11. Propulsion EducationX

12. Ground TestX

13. Vehicle SystemsX X

14. Special Sessions Any TC, other members of the JPC organization, or additional group may have a special session



Technical program organizing committee contact listTechnical Committees Contact List (Preliminary)

Director Propulsion & Energy: Dr. Ashwani Gupta [email protected] 301-405-5276 Technical Committees:

• Air Breathing Propulsion Dr. Lance Chenault [email protected] 937-427-9725

• Electric Propulsion Dr. Dan Goebel [email protected] 818-354-8284• Energetic Components Dr. Barry Neyer [email protected] 937-865-5586• Hybrid Rockets Mr. Andrew Prince [email protected] 435-863-2398• Liquid Propulsion Mr. Carl Engelbrecht [email protected] 443-778-0397 • Nuclear & future Propulsion Dr. Benjamin Donohue [email protected] 256/461-5498• Propellants & Combustion Dr. Keith McManus [email protected] 518-387-6597• Solid Rockets Mr. Thomas Moore [email protected] 410/864-4885• Aerospace Power Systems Mr. Mike Piszczor [email protected] 216/433-2237 • Terrestrial Energy Systems Dr. David G. Lilley [email protected] 405-744-7055• Space Transportation Dr. Wayne Van Lerberghe [email protected] • Space Tethers Sven Bilen [email protected]• History Anthony Springer [email protected] 540-231-6661• Space Colonization Dr. Klaus Heiss [email protected] 703/535-8774



Technical program organizing committee contact listProgram Committee Contact List

Program Committee Coordinator:– Mr. Anthony Gross, Email: [email protected], Phone: 650/604-2727

Program Committees:• HyTASP

– Chair: Dr. Glenn Garrard, Email: [email protected], Phone: 931/454-3300 • Energy Optimized Aircraft & Equipment Systems

– Chair: Dr. Dimitri Mavris, Email: [email protected], Phone: 404/894-3343

• Unmanned Systems– Chair: Dr. Michael Francis, Email: [email protected], Phone: 858/457-8971

• RLV’s– Chair: Dr. Jeffrey Zweber, Email: [email protected], Phone: 937/255-1591

• Space Exploration– Chair: Mr. John Menkins, Email: [email protected], Phone: 703/858-1574

• Value Driven Design– Chair: Dr. Paul Collopy, Email: [email protected]

Dr. Michael McCoy, Email: [email protected], Phone: 314/233-0524

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