Ian Halliwell

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee General Committee Meeting
41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference Exhibit Tucson, Arizona Tuesday,
July 11, 2005
Ian Halliwell [phone] (Cell) ianhalliwell_at_e
arthlink.net
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General Meeting Agenda (1)
41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference Exhibit - July 11, 2005
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General Meeting Agenda (2)
41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference Exhibit - July 11, 2005
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ABPTC General Meeting Opening Remarks
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AIAA Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committee
Membership Update July 12, 2005
Jim DeBonis Membership Chairman, AIAA ABP
TC [phone] James.R.DeBonis_at_nasa.gov
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Roles Responsibilities

• Controls Membership Roster
• Assigns Subcommittee Members
• Works with TC Chair to designate subcommittee
  chairman
• Works with TC Chair to ensure orderly succession
  of leadership
• Recognizes high performing TC members through
  awards and membership upgrades

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TC Membership

• Nominations Accepted From International Community
• Government, Academia, Industry, At-large
• Qualifications Reviewed Members Selected By TC
  Chair
• Typical Commitment Is For Three Consecutive
  One-Year Terms
• Membership List Reviewed Annually
• Active Involvement Required To Maintain
  Membership!
• Your Home Organization Sponsors Members
  Activities
• TC Size Controlled By AIAA
• Limited to 35 Regular Members
• Associate and International Memberships Are
  Unlimited

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8 New Members For 2005
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Subcommittee Assignments
Member
Technical SC
Service SC
Ms. Judy Bergman Mr. Nayem Jahingir Mr. Takeshi
Kanda Dr. Adam Rasheed Mr. Kenneth Rock Mr. P.
Subrahmanyam Dr. Ronald Springer Dr. Jessica
Townsend
Integration High Speed High Speed High Speed High
Speed Turbine High Speed Turbine
JPC Education Communication ASM Communication JPC
ASM Education
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Overview

• 46 Members
• Membership Categories
• 35 Regular Members
• 6 Associate Members
• 5 International Members
• Type of Organization
• 30 Industry (incl. Govt. Contractors)
• 10 Government
• 6 Academic

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Overview

• AIAA Membership Grade
• 23 Regular Members
• 7 Senior Members
• 15 Associate Fellows
• 0 Fellows
• Type of Organization
• 30 Industry (incl. Govt. Contractors)
• 10 Government
• 6 Academic

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Overview

• Subcommittees
• 8 ASM
• 9 JPC
• 8 Communication
• 8 Education
• 8 Honors Awards
• Technical Disciplines
• 15 High Speed
• 10 Integration
• 13 Turbine Engines

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Overview
Academia Brigham Young University Georgia
Tech Ohio Northern University Olin College of
Engineering University of California,
Irvine University of Maryland
Government Department of the Navy Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency NASA Glenn NASA
Langley U.S. Air Force - AFRL
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Overview
Industry ATK GASL Aerospace Testing Alliance,
AEDC EADS SpaceWorks Engineering, Inc. Boeing
Commercial Airplanes HFC Consulting Ohio
Aerospace Institute Pratt Whitney GE Aircraft
Engines Aerospace Corporation Snecma
Moteurs Lockheed Martin ANATECH Research
Corp. Rolls-Royce Corporation Jacobs Sverdrup -
AEDC
Boeing Phantom Works Gulfstream ATK Tactical
Systems Company R-jet Ltd. Pratt Whitney Space
Propulsion Williams Interntaional Northrop
Grumman General Electric Global Research Retired
(NG) MTU Aero. Engines Intel Aerospace Testing
Alliance Aerojet Raytheon
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ABP TC Organization
TC Chairman Ian Halliwell
Vice Chair Lance Chenault
Past Chair Jeff Hamstra
Steering
Service Subcommittees
Technical Disciplines
Communications Tom Kaemming
Honors Awards Dan Jensen
Turbine Engines Jeffrey Cohen
Education Jed Marquart
Membership Jim DeBonis
High Speed Propulsion Steve Beckel
Conference Subcommittees
JPC Ryan Starkey 2005 Lance Chenault 2006
Ryan Starkey
ASM Bill Engblom 2006 - Dennis Yoder 2007 - Joe
Sheeley
Propulsion Integration Kevin Early
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Ways To Get Stay Involved

• Work Through Subcommittee Chairs Conference
  Organizers Many Opportunities To Volunteer
• Awards/Competitions To Judge
• Technical Session Support At Conferences
• Contribute To Web Site, Annual Newsletter,
  Highlights Article Development
• Numerous Requests For Help Via Email
• Perform As TC Officer
• Maintain Membership In AIAA Pursue Membership
  Advances (Sr. Member, Associate Fellow, etc.)
• Take Advantage Of Local AIAA Activities

TC involvement is a chance to augment your career
through participation in the national propulsion
community!
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Senior Member
Individuals who have demonstrated a successful
professional practice in the arts, sciences, or
technology of aeronautics or astronautics for the
equivalent of at least eight years or who have
at least eight years of continuous professional
membership in AIAA.

• 8 Years of Professional Experience or
• 8 Years of Continuous AIAA Membership
• Simple Form to Complete
• Reviewed Monthly

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Associate Fellow
Individuals who have accomplished or been in
charge of important engineering or scientific
work or have done original work of outstanding
merit or have otherwise made outstanding
contributions to the arts, sciences, or
technology of aeronautics or astronautics

• Senior Members
• 12 Years of Professional Experience
• 3 References from Assoc. Fellows or Fellows
• Nomination Package Requires Significant Effort
• Nominations Due April 15

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Fellow
Individuals of distinction in aeronautics or
astronautics who have made notable valuable
contributions to the aerospace arts, sciences, or
technologies.

• Associate Fellows
• 5 Referees
• 1 Fellow
• 1 National Officer, Section Chair, or TC Chair
• 3 from Outside Nominees Organization
• Nomination Package Requires Significant Effort!!
• Review of Contributions by a Committee of Peers
• Nominations Due June 15

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Issues

• Roster
• Do We Have the Right Mix of People?
• Recruit New Members
• Subcommittee Assignments
• Succession Planning
• Leaving Your Position?
• Would You Like a Leadership Position?
• Recognition
• Membership Upgrades
• Other Awards

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ABP TC Activities At JPC05
Excluding Technical Sessions
Monday, July 11

• 900 1200 Steering Committee
• 1200 - 100 Membership
• 100 200 Communications
• 100 300 Public Policy
  VAATE Paper (Parallel meeting)
• 200 300 Honors Awards
• 300 400 TCs PCs Issues
• 500 700 Propulsion Energy
  Group

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ABP TC Activities At JPC05
Excluding Technical Sessions
Tuesday, July 12

• 900 1000 Education
• 1000 - 1100 Turbine
  Engines
• 1100 1200 ASM JPC
• 1200 100 High Speed
  Propulsion
• 100 200 Integration
• 600 630 New Members
  Orientation
• 700 1030 Technical
  Committee Dinner Meeting

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Propulsion Energy Group Meeting
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Relation Between ABP, PE, TAC
PE Group Meeting Summary
TAC
President
AIAA
PE Group (Wayne Hurwitz)
VP
Other VPs
Technical Activities
Committee
Director
Other Directors
Propulsion and Energy
Jeff Hamstra
Deputy Director
Associate Director
Propulsion
Energy
Air Breathing Propulsion TC
Electric Propulsion TC
Hybrid Rockets TC
etc.
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Notes From PE Group Meeting

• PE Group Meets Twice A Year (ASM JPC)
• Each TC Gives A Short Report ABP Report Summary
• Associate Fellow Upgrades
• New Air Breathing Propulsion Short Course
• Undergraduate Engine Design Competition
  upcoming changes
• Public Policy Initiative on VAATE
• Major Discussion Was On Program Committees
  Versus Technical Committees
• Program Committees Key Element Of AIAA Strategic
  Plan
• Desire To Increase Institute Responsiveness But
  Not Undermine Current TC Structure
• Major PE Initiative Is JPC Steering Committee

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JPC Steering Committee Meeting

• JPC Steering Committee Formed By Wayne Hurwitz
  (PE Group Director) With Intent Of Improving
  Long Range Planning For The JPC
• Wayne JWH Represent AIAA/TAC
• Other Members From AIAA HQ Other Societies
• Three Key Issues
• Perception Of Dwindling Aeronautics Content (As A
  Portion Of JPC Itself Versus Other Conferences,
  i.e. TurboExpo)
• Recurring Paper Quality No-Show Issues
• Corporate Sponsorship Of JPC Single Company
  Versus Multi-Company Consortium
• Innovation Required, But How Radical?
• Conclude To Ratchet Up Paper Submission Criteria
  For JPC06 Target JPC08 For Overt Aeronautics
  Propulsion Focus

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Notes From PE Group Meeting

• Special request for TCs to nominate candidates
  for Sustained Service Awards
• Discussion of foreign exchange limitations.
  Conflict between industry government
  establishments and academia!
• Better definition needed of role of Program
  Committees. (A good idea, implemented very
  badly!)
• TC PC matrix sent out to TC Chairs to be
  filled out returned
• Hartford, CT is a possible candidate location for
  JPC 2008 sponsorship being sought
• Brief presentation on sponsorship packages

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Possible TC Restructuring
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Possible TC Restructuring

• Objectives
• To resolve TC vs. PC issues
• To increase presence of Air Breathing
  Propulsion in AIAA and future conferences
• Intent is to increase membership yet maintain
  structure
• Each technical focus group (Sub-committee) would
  grow to the size of a current TC
• The TC Chair would become a Deputy Director -
  Propulsion (Similar to Jeff Hamstras current
  role)
• Nothing is being mandated to the ABPTC, but we
  should respond with positive suggestions
• Please give the issue some careful thought and be
  prepared to offer your opinion

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Public Policy Paper on VAATE Program
Versatile Affordable Advanced Turbine Engine
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Public Policy Initiative On VAATE
Versatile Affordable Advanced Turbine Engines

• VAATE Is A Cooperative USG/Industry Initiative
  That Provides An Overarching Structure For All
  U.S. Gas Turbine Engine RD Efforts
• VAATE Is Modeled On The Successful IHPTET
  (Integrated High Performance Turbine Engine
  Technology) Program
• IHPTET Concludes In 2005 VAATE, 2015
• VAATE Goal 10X Affordable Capability (T/W,
  SFC, )
• Primarily Military, But Many Significant
  Commercial Payoffs
• Political Issue Is That DoD Turbine Engine
  Funding Has Been Reduced To Well Under That
  Required To Complete VAATE On Schedule
• Key Technology Transition Opportunities May Be
  Missed (?)
• U.S. Turbine Engine RD Workforce Put At Risk
• Position Papers State A Formal AIAA Position And
  Are Targeted At Legislative Executive Branch
  Members
• VAATE Paper Will Define Driving, Aircraft
  System-Level Requirements Behind The Program,
  Define Technical Benefits, And Advocate
  Restoration Of Lost Funding

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USAF Turbine Engine Funding
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Steering Committee Meeting
41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference Exhibit Tucson, Arizona Monday, July
11, 2005
Ian Halliwell [phone] (Cell) ianhalliwell_at_e
arthlink.net
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Steering Committee Meeting Agenda
ABP Steering Committee Meeting 900
1200, Monday, July 11

• Opening Remarks General Information
• PE Group Activities
• Preparation For ABP Annual Report
• Engine Design Competition Improvement
• Membership Discussion
• Web Page
• ABP Public Policy Paper On VAATE Program
• Conference Planning Updates
• PE Group JPC Long Range Planning Committee
• Preparation For Subcommittee General Meetings
• Other Discussion Topics

Ian Halliwell Ian Halliwell Ian Halliwell Jed
Marquart et.al. Jim DeBonis Tom Kaemming
et.al. Jeff Hamstra Bill Engblom Ryan
Starkey Ian Halliwell Ian Halliwell All
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ABP TC Steering Committee Meeting Preparation
For ABP Annual Report
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Annual Report Contents Inputs
Respondents To Email Solicitation Of 24 November
Typical Information Covered In Annual TC Report

• Huebner
• Jensen
• Kaemming
• Lieuwen
• Marquart
• Paxson
• Philhower
• Rockensies
• Sheeley
• Vittal
• Yoder

• Basic TC Activities Plus
• Local AIAA Section Activities
• Congressional Visits Day (CVD)
• Liaisons With Other TCs Or Societies
• Community Involvement Programs
• Aerospace America Year End Article
• Annual Newsletter (distributed at JPC)
• Formal Short Courses
• K-12 Educational Support

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ABP TC Steering Committee Meeting Engine Design
Competition Associated Educational Activities
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ABP TC Steering Committee Meeting ASM JPC
Conference Planning Updates
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ABP TC Steering Committee Meeting ASM Steering
Committee Meeting
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JPC Steering Committee Meeting

• JPC Steering Committee Formed By Wayne Hurwitz
  (PE Group Director) With Intent Of Improving
  Long Range Planning For The JPC
• Wayne JWH Represent AIAA/TAC
• Two Key Issues
• Perception Of Dwindling Aeronautics Content (As A
  Portion Of JPC Itself Versus Other Conferences,
  i.e. TurboExpo)
• Corporate Sponsorship Of JPC Single Company
  Versus Multi-Company Consortium
• Tie To Geographic Location
• Cost Is Considerable Basic Fees Man-Hours For
  Ground Support Staff (Conference Chair, Etc.)
• Innovation Required, But How Radical?

JPC Steering Committee Charts
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ABP TC Steering Committee Meeting Preparation
for Subcommittee General TC Meetings
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ABP TC Activities At JPC05
Excluding Technical Sessions
Monday

• 900 1200 Steering Committee Ian
  Halliwell
• 1200 - 100 Membership Jim DeBonis
• 100 200 Communications Tom Kaemming
• 100 300 Pubic Policy VAATE Paper
  Jeff Hamstra (Parallel meeting)
• 200 300 Honors Awards Dan Jensen
• 300 400 TCs PCs Issues Ian
  Halliwell
• 400 600 Propulsion Energy Group
  Ian Halliwell Jeff Hamstra

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ABP TC Activities At JPC05
Excluding Technical Sessions
Tuesday

• 900 1000 Education Jed
  Marquart
• 1000 - 1100 Turbine Engines Baily
  Vittal
• 1100 1200 ASM JPC Bill Engblom
  Lance Chenault
• 1200 100 High Speed Propulsion
  Steve Beckel
• 100 200 Integration Kevin
  Early
• 600 630 New Members
  Orientation Jim DeBonis
• 700 1030 Technical Committee
  Dinner Meeting

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Generic Subcommittee Meeting Goals

• Review discuss refinements of Subcommittee
  Charter (if appropriate)
• Review current business
• Discuss new business Identify new initiatives
• Develop go-forward plan for next 6 months
  Identify requirements/products/I\interfaces with
  other subcommittees
• Get members commitment on specific actions Make
  sure every member has at least one
  well-identified task
• Prepare summary of status for Tuesday evening
  meeting (10 - 15 minutes each)

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Special Invited Guest Ms. Nicole Key
Purdue University Gordon C. Oates Graduate
Award 2004-5.
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Communications Subcommittee
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Communication Membership
Start Last Name First Name Title Organization 2002
Bradford John Dr. SpaceWorks Engineering,
Inc. 2004 Gorrell Steven Dr. U.S. Air Force -
AFRL 2001 Kaemming Thomas Mr. Boeing Phantom
Works 2005 Kanda Takeshi Mr. Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency 2002 Morris Peter Mr Willi
ams Interntaional 2002 Reddy Dhanireddy Dr. NASA
- Glenn Research Center 2005 Rock Kenneth Mr. NASA
Langley Research Center 2001 Scheugenpflug Herman
n Dr. MTU Aero. Engines
Attended 2005 JPC SC meeting
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SC Roles
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Roles Responsibilities

• Chair
• Guidebook
• Yearly Report
• Propulsion Energy Technical Activity Committee
  (TAC) Charts
• Meeting Minutes
• Highlight Articles
• High speed
• US turbine
• Europe
• Asia
• Website (including bios)
• Newsletter

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Action Items

• Chair
• Guidebook
• Review and update content (e.g. new org)
• Meeting Minutes
• Take Post 2005 JPC
• Highlight Articles
• Assign Responsibility
• Website
• Update Member Bios
• Post 2004 Highlight Articles
• Post 2005 Newsletter
• Newsletter
• Distribute

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
CommitteeHonors Awards Subcommittee
Daniel T. Jensen Rolls-Royce Corporation Daniel.T.
Jensen_at_rolls-royce.com [phone]

• July 11, 2005

41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion
Conference, Tucson, Arizona
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2005 ABP Honors Awards Subcommittee Roster
Name
Organization
Norbert Bissinger
Dr.
EADS
Mr.
Robert Bruckner
NASA Glenn Research Center
Mr.
Serge Eury
Snecma Moteurs
Rolls-Royce Corporation
Mr.
Daniel Jensen
Jacobs Sverdrup - AEDC
Donald Jones
Mr.
Gulfstream
Thomas Lavrisa
Dr.
Mr.
NASA Glenn Research Center
Jinho Lee
Dr.
John Rockensies
Northrop-Grumman (Retired)
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Honors Awards Subcommittee Charter
The Honors Awards Subcommittee administers the
professional recognition awards presented by AIAA
on behalf of the Air Breathing Propulsion
Technical Committee

• Air Breathing Propulsion Award
• Dan Jensen, Lead
• Gordon C. Oates Graduate Award
• Rob Bruckner, Lead
• ABP Best Paper Award
• John Rockensies, Lead
• Other AIAA Awards On Occasion
• Chairmans Award
• Additionally the Honors Awards Subcommittee
  will work closely with the Membership
  Subcommittee to recognize outstanding performance
  within the TC and support Membership Upgrades.

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Air Breathing Propulsion Award
Awarded for meritorious, career-spanning
accomplishment in the science or art of Air
Breathing Propulsion

• 4 Member Selection Team
• ABP Ian Halliwell (Chair) and Dan Jensen
  (Honors Awards Chair)
• Propellants Combustion TC Chair and Awards
  Chair
• Rules state that award can be given only if a
  minimum of 3 nominations are active.
• In recent years, we have had chronic problems
  obtaining the requisite 3 nominations and
  maintaining an appropriate nomination pool.
  Nominations are only active for two years
  following submittal.
• This year, we received no new nominations,
  leaving us with 2 nominees and again needed an
  extension. Despite AIAA again extending the
  deadline we were unsuccessful in obtaining a
  third nomination. Through special appeal we were
  allowed to make the award despite having only two
  candidates. It is extremely important that we
  obtain at least three new nominations this year.
• Technical Discipline Area Leads (Turbine Engine,
  High-Speed Propulsion and Propulsion Integration)
  are asked to encourage nominations of leaders in
  their fields. Other TC members are also asked to
  encourage nominations. Please have nominator
  advise Dan Jensen of intent to nominate as soon
  as possible.

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ABP Award Past Recipients
Year
Name
Primary Organization
2005
Dr. Vigor Yang
Pennsylvania State University
2004
Dr. E. Tom Curran
Air Force Research Laboratory
2003
Dr. Ben Zinn
Georgia Tech
2002
Dr. Richard Rivir
Air Force Research Laboratory
2001
Dr. John J. Adamczyk
NASA Glenn Research Center
2000
Charles R. McClinton
NASA Langley Research Center
1999
Dr. Allen S. Novick
Allison
1998
Dr. Joseph A. Schetz
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
1997
Dr. H. Lee Beach, Jr.
NASA Langley Research Center
1996
Dr. Louis A. Povinelli
NASA Glenn Research Center
1995
Thomas A. Auxier
Pratt Whitney
1994
Dr. "Bud" Lakshminarayana
Pennsylvania State University
1993
Thomas L. DuBell
Pratt Whitney
1992
Donald M. Dix
Department of Defense
1991
F. Blake Wallace, Jr.
Allison
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Gordon C. Oates Graduate Award
5,000 cash award presented for outstanding
Graduate Student Research in the area of Air
Breathing Propulsion

• 2005 Recipient Nicole Key of Purdue University,
  a PhD candidate in the Mechanical Engineering
  department
• Ms. Keys research topic experimental
  investigations of the unsteady flow phenomena in
  turbomachinery aerodynamics. She has been invited
  to present a brief of her work at the General TC
  Meeting here at JPC.
• The deadline for the Gordon C. Oates Graduate
  Award is 31 January. Award has moved to an
  online submission process, which facilitates
  evaluating candidates and selecting the winner.

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ABP Best Paper Award
Awarded for the best technical paper presented in
an Air Breathing Propulsion Session at the 2004
Joint Propulsion Conference or 2005 Aerospace
Sciences Conference

• AIAA provides copies of ABP session forms from
  both conferences (usually significant time lag)
• Process improvement ABP Technical Organizer
  forwards copies of Session Chair Forms to Honors
  Awards at end of conference
• This years recipient AIAA 2004-3934, "A CFD
  Case Study of Flow Through A Transonic Compressor
  Rotor with Large Tip Clearances," by Louise Merz
  and Dr. Paul Orwkis of the University of
  Cincinnati and Dr. Lyle D. Dailey of GE Aircraft
  Engines.

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2006 ABP Awards Timeline
2006
2005
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Jan
Feb
Aerospace Sciences Meeting - 1/06
Awards Ceremony At JPC - 7/06
Award
Selection Teams Established
Air Breathing Propulsion
Nominations Due 10/31/05
Nominations to ABP TC
Selection To AIAA HQ
Gordon Oates
Nominations Due 1/31/06
Selection To AIAA HQ
Nominations to ABP TC
Typical
Best Paper
Selection To AIAA HQ
Candidates Available From JPC 05
Candidates Available From ASM 06
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Go-Forward Plan

• Feedback on this years process how did concept
  of Award Lead work? Any lessons learned or
  suggested improvements?
• More nominations for ABP Award due by 31 October
  - ABP Committee Needs To Help Publicize Awards
  Throughout Aerospace Community
• ASM and JPC papers nominated for the Best Paper
  award are encouraged to submit to the Journal of
  Propulsion and Power.
• Honors Awards Subcommittee has developed a
  flyer publicizing the ABP Awards for distribution
  at JPC and next years ASM. Will be working with
  AIAA to distribute electronically to AIAA members
  with a professional ABP interest
• We are looking into placing an ad in the AIAA
  Student Journal for the Gordon C. Oates Graduate
  Award.
• Other ABPTC members interested in helping as a
  reviewer should contact the award lead or Dan
  Jensen.

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Education Sub-Committee
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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Agenda
• Education Subcommittee Membership
• Subcommittee Charter
• Current Activities
• Professional Development Short Course at JPC
• Update on 2004-05 and 2005-06 Student Design
  Competitions
• Elect new Education SC Chair
• Revamp of Student Design Competition for 2005-06
• Any Other Business

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Education Subcommittee Membership
• Introduction and WELCOME of New Members

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Subcommittee Charter
• Develop and sponsor short courses
• Engine Design Short Course
• Develops propulsion specifications for Student
  Design Competitions and selects best design team
• Develop and administer Undergraduate Engine
  Design Competition
• Other educational outreach

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Current Activities
• Professional Development Short Course at JPC
  (John Rockensies)

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Current Activities
• Update on 2004-05 Student Design Competition
  (Jeff Philhower, Ian Halliwell)
• Update on 2005-06 Student Design Competition
  (Jeff Philhower)

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Current Activities
• Elect new Education SC Chair

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Current Activities
• Revamp of Student Design Competition for 2005-06
• Problems
• Lack of participation/interest (two entries last
  year)
• Beyond the reach of many potential participants
  (complexity)
• Suggestions for redesign of competition
• Reduce scope to one component, rather than entire
  enginecomponent may vary from year to year.
• Create collaborative model
• Specify that large universities must
  collaborate with small ones on overall engine
  designeach performing a certain portion of the
  work.
• Create collaborative groups from the interested
  parties. Each will be responsible for a
  component, with interfacing required.
• Other suggestions? We need to get this off the
  ground!!

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Any other business?
• Continue to pursue generation of mini course in
  Propulsion
• Industrial sponsorship
• Course presented via teleconferencing facility to
  interested schools (students faculty). 2-year
  time frame?
• Faculty reception in Reno to announce and seek
  feedback on new format for engine design
  competition?
• Consider ABPTC participation in AIAA K 12
  activities. Discuss with Lisa Bacon?

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committee ASM
Sub-Committee
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ASM Subcommittee Meeting
Agenda

• ASM 2005 Statistics
• ASM 2006 Statistics
• Subcommittee Assignments
• Discussion of Issues Affecting ASM

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ASM Subcommittee Meeting
Committee Goals/Charter Facilitate high quality
ABP papers and presentations at ASM.
Committee Membership Jeffrey Bons Ravi
Ravindranath Jeff Cohen Joe Sheeley Bill
Engblom (Chair) Ron Springer Adam
Rasheed Dennis Yoder
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ASM 2005
Subcommittee Chair Mitch Wolff
Technical Area Chair Bill Engblom
Specialty Sub-chairs Ryan Starkey - High Speed
Flows Ravi Ravindranath - Turbomachinery Dennis
Yoder - Integration
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ASM 2005 Statistics

• 92 Abstracts received
• 85 submitted, 7 invited
• 75 Abstracts accepted, 11 sessions
• 68/85 submitted abstracts accepted (80)
• 5 Papers withdrawn prior to conference
• 53/70 Papers presented (76)
• 17 No-Shows

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ASM 2005 Statistics

• 17 No-Shows
• 8 with paper
• 9 without paper (mainly clearance issues)
• No-Shows with paper
• Only one source of session dead-air (50)
• Nearly as many from Europe as elsewhere
• Recommend No-podium, No-publication policy?

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ASM 2006
Subcommittee Chair Bill Engblom
Technical Area Chair Dennis Yoder
Specialty Sub-chairs Joe Sheeley - High Speed
Flows Ravi Ravindranath - Turbomachinery Adam
Rasheed - Integration
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ASM 2006 Statistics

• 110 Abstracts received 3 late submissions
• 20 Increase over last year
• No invited papers or sessions this year
• 92 Abstracts accepted, 12 sessions
• 92/113 submitted abstracts accepted (81)

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ASM 2007
Subcommittee Chair Dennis Yoder
Technical Area Chair Joe Sheeley
Specialty Sub-chairs ? - High Speed Flows ?
Turbomachinery ? - Integration
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ASM 2008
Subcommittee Chair Joe Sheeley
Technical Area Chair ?
Specialty Sub-chairs To be determined later
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Issues for Discussion

• Impact of abstract deadline extension
• Minimum abstract requirements
• Pulled papers conference no-shows
• Foreign authors embargoed nations
• Ideas for invited papers or sessions?

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committee JPC
Sub-Committee
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Turbine Engines Sub-Committee
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ABPTC Turbine Engine Discipline

• VAATE Position Paper rework after public policy
  review
• Special sessions for ASM and JPC
• -F135/F136
• -Hybrid engines
• -Propulsion system modeling / NPSS
• -Unsteady phenomena in turbine engines
• -Supersonic Business Jet challenges/issues
• Invited sessions ( 1 hr key speaker 6x 30 mins)
• Special JPP issue based on invited sessions
• List of technical specialties for JPP reviewers

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee High Speed Propulsion Sub-Committee
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Integration Sub-Committee
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Special Invited Guest Mr. Ian Stults
Georgia Institute of Technology Winning Team
Leader, Undergraduate Engine Design Competition,
2004-5.
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Miscellaneous Discussion Topics

• Continued Vigilance On ABP Award Nominations
• Sustained Service Award Nominations
• Technical Presentations At ASM TC Meeting (vs.
  JPC)
• Long Range Plan For Formal Short Courses
• Technical Paper Quality/No Shows
• ABP Social Events
• Congressional Visits Day (CVD)
• Local AIAA Section Activities
• Liaisons With Other TCs Or Societies
• Community Involvement / K-12 Programs
• JPP Submissions
• Other?

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• Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committee
• Any other business
• Closure