Jeff Hamstra

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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committee Full
TC General Meeting
43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting
Exhibit Reno, Nevada 1900 Tuesday, January 11,
2005 Reno Hilton Crystal 3
Jeff Hamstra [phone] jeffrey.w.hamstra_at_lmco
.com
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ABP TC General Meeting Agenda
43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Exhibit -
January 11, 2005
Time
Subject
Speaker

• Call to Order Introductions
• Dinner Guest Speakers
• ABPTC Status
• General Remarks
• PE Group Meeting Summary
• Steering Committee Meeting Summary
• Subcommittee Conference Reports
• Membership
• Communication
• Honors Awards
• Education
• ASM Conference
• JPC Conference
• Technical Focus Areas
• Other Business/Reports/Etc.
• Final Notes Adjourn

700 pm 700 730 730 800 800
945 945 1000
Hamstra Hamstra DeBonis Kaemming Jensen Marqu
art Wolff et.al. Lieuwen et.al. As Rqd.
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General Remarks

• TC Organization Demographics
• Overview Of Reno Activities
• TC Finances
• New Associate Fellows
• Public Policy Initiative
• Annual Report Inputs

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ABP TC Organization
Updated 121304
TC Chairman Jeff Hamstra
Term Expires April 30, 2005
Vice Chair / Chair-Elect Ian Halliwell
Past Chair Nick Georgiadis
Steering Subcommittee
Service Subcommittees
Technical Disciplines
Communications Tom Kaemming
Honors Awards Dan Jensen
Turbine Engines Baily Vittal
Education Jed Marquart
Membership Jim DeBonis
High Speed Propulsion Steve Beckel
Conference Subcommittees
JPC Tim Lieuwen 2005 Lance Chenault 2006 Ryan
Starkey
ASM Mitch Wolff 2005 - Bill Engblom 2006 Dennis
Yoder
Propulsion Integration Kevin Early
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Organization Effective JPC05
TC Chairman Ian Halliwell
Vice Chair / Chair-Elect Lance Chenault
Past Chair Jeff Hamstra
Steering Subcommittee
Service Subcommittees
Technical Disciplines
Communications Tom Kaemming
Honors Awards Dan Jensen
Turbine Engines TBD
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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2004 ABPTC Demographics

• 44 Members Total

By Organization
. . . . . . . . .
35 4 5
Members Associate Members International Members
. . . . . . . . .
Industry Government Academia
27 9 8
By Year Joined ABPTC
By Subcommittee Discipline
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

• Communications
• Honors Awards
• Education
• ASM
• JPC
• Turbine Engines
• High Speed Propulsion
• Propulsion Integration

7 8 8 7 7 14 12 9
1996-99 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
3 4 9 10 8 10
Maximum allowed by AIAA
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ABP TC Activities At ASM05
Excluding Technical Sessions Planning

• TC Chair Training
• TAC Leadership Workshop
• Propulsion Energy Group Meeting
• Bowling Social
• Steering Committee Meeting
• Public Policy Working Group Meeting
• PE / JPC Steering Committee Meeting
• Subcommittee Meetings
• Full TC Dinner Meeting

Sunday 0800 1200 Sunday 1200 1700 Sunday
1800 2100 Sunday 2100 2300 Monday 0930
1200 Monday 1300 1500 Monday 1700
1830 Tuesday 0900 1500 Tuesday 1900 2200
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TC Finances

• All Money Managed By AIAA HQ
• Cash Awards Managed Through AIAA Foundation, Not
  ABPTC
• Budget May Be Used To Support Worthwhile TC
  Activities Budget Use At Discretion Of TC Bring
  Ideas!
• Budget For Special Activities Can Be Requested
  From PE Group

Balance At Beginning of FY04 (October 1, 2003)
7,747

• 2004 Income Short Courses, Transfer From AIAA,
  Etc.

0
Faculty Receptions at ASM 2004
749
820
Faculty Reception at JPC 2004
Reproduction (Annual Newsletter)
100
Award Plaques
306
IT Support (LCD Projectors, Etc) At ASM JPC
900
Balance At End Of FY 04 (September 30, 2004)
4,872
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Associate Fellow Upgrades

• Upgraded January 2004
• Jim DeBonis
• Nick Georgiadis
• Jeff Hamstra

• Upgraded January 2005
• Steve Beckel
• Norbert Bissinger
• Dan Jensen
• Tom Kaemming
• Dora Musielak
• Dan Paxson

Former TC Member
18 of 44 ABP TC members are now Associate Fellows
TC will continue to push for upgrade to Sr.
Member, Associate Fellow, and Fellow status
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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 Modeled On The Successful IHPTET
  (Integrated High Performance Turbine Engine
  Technology) Program IHPTET Concludes In 2005
• 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/Cost Saving
  Opportunities Are 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
• TC Working Group Formed To Develop Paper

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TC Annual Report Status
Respondents To Email Solicitation Of 24 November
Typical Information Covered In Annual TC Report
(Due 1/31)

• 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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PE (Propulsion Energy) Group Meeting Summary
(Meeting held Sunday, January 9)
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Relation Between ABP, PE, TAC
PE Group Meeting Summary
TAC
President
AIAA
PE Group (Wayne Hurwitz)
VP
Other VPs
Technical Activites
Committee
Director
Other Directors
Propulsion and Energy
JWH
Deputy Director
Associate Director
Propulsion
Energy
Air Breathing Propulsion TC
Electric Propulsion TC
Hybrid Rockets TC
etc.
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Notes From PE Meeting Of 1/9/5

• PE Group Meets Twice A Year (ASM JPC)
• Each TC Gives A Short Report ABP Report Summary
• Associate Fellow Upgrades
• New ABP Short Course
• Undergraduate Design Competition
• 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
(Meeting held Monday, January 10)

• 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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ABP Steering Committee Meeting Summary
(Meeting held Monday, January 10)
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Steering Committee Meeting Agenda
ABP Steering Committee Meeting 0930
1200, Monday, January 10 - Room 151

• 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
• Miscellaneous Other Discussion Topics

Hamstra Hamstra Hamstra Marquart
et.al. DeBonis Kaemming et.al. Hamstra Lieuwen /
Wolff Hamstra Hamstra All
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Miscellaneous Discussion Topics

• Continued Vigilance On ABP 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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Steering Committee Meeting Summary

• Steering Committee Meeting Is The Key Activity In
  Setting Overall Direction Philosophy For TC
• Most Details To Be Discussed In Subcommittee
  Reports Some Additional Notes
• Several Recommendations Discussed For Improving
  Paper Quality No-Shows Formal Recommendation
  To Be Made To PE Director
• Add Subcommittee-Type Meeting At Each Conference
  Involving Technical Focus Area Leads Conference
  Subcommittee Chairs
• Will Move Design Competition Winner Briefing From
  JPC To ASM To Better Balance Meeting Content
• Will Continue ASM Social Event (Bowling)

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ASM 05 Bowling Awards
Lights Out Award
Mitch W.

• Even My Kid Can Beat You Award

Jeff P.
Score Improves With Beer But Drops After Pizza
Award
Lance C.
Norbert B.
Best Bowler From Bavaria Award
Jim D.
Someones Repaying Me For All This, Right? Award
Special Thanks To Jim DeBonis For Setting This Up
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Subcommittee Reports
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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/Interfaces With
  Other Subcommittees
• Get Members Commitment On Specific Actions Make
  Sure Every Member Has At Least 1 Well-Identified
  Task
• Prepare Outbrief For Tuesday Evening Meeting (10
  - 15 Minutes Each)

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Subcommittee Meeting Agenda
Tuesday, January 11 Reno Hilton Room 165
Time
Subcommittee
Lead

• Honors Awards
• Education
• JPC Conference
• Communication
• ASM Conference

1000 1100 1100 1200 100 200 200
300 300 400
Jensen Marquart Lieuwen Kaemming Wolff
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ABP TC General Meeting Agenda
43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Exhibit -
January 11, 2005
Subject

• Call to Order Introductions
• Dinner Guest Speakers
• ABPTC Status
• General Remarks
• PE Group Meeting Summary
• Steering Committee Meeting Summary
• Subcommittee Conference Reports
• Membership
• Communication
• Honors Awards
• Education
• ASM Conference
• JPC Conference
• Technical Focus Areas
• Other Business/Reports/Etc.
• Final Notes Adjourn

DeBonis Kaemming Jensen Marquart Wolff
et.al. Lieuwen et.al. As Rqd.
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Air Breathing Propulsion Technical
Committee Open Discussion / New Business / Other
Reports
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Final Notes
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Final Notes

• Thanks For The Hard Work Dedication
• Keep Involved With Subcommittee Activities
• Volunteer As Much As Possible Enthusiasm Is
  Contagious
• Bring New Ideas
• Keep Your AIAA Membership Up To Date
• Next TC Meeting JPC 2005, July 11-13, Tucson,
  Arizona

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Backup
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Undergraduate Design Competition

• Annual Undergraduate Engine Design Competition Is
  Sponsored By AIAA Administrated By ABP TC
• Two Key Problems Have Emerged In Recent Years
• Fewer Universities Participating Often, Same
  Ones On Recurring Basis
• Preparation Has Become Increasingly Complicated
  Great Burden On TC
• Root Cause Scope Of Competition Is Too Great
• Desire To Mimic Real World gt Competition Covers
  Entire Propulsion System Sometimes, Air Vehicle
  Itself
• Too Much Work For Many Potential Participants
• Major Overhaul Of Competition In Work
• Considering Limiting Scope To Single
  Propulsion/Engine System Component (i.e. Engine
  Fan Or Aircraft Inlet)
• Better Publicize Competition Cash Prize
• Solicit University Input (Faculty Reception)
• Investigate Aligning Engine Design With Other
  Competitions

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New ABP Design Short Course

• A New Two Day Short Course On Air Breathing
  Propulsion Design Will Be Offered At JPC05
• Major Emphasis Is On Propulsion System/Vehicle
  Integration Including Ramjets/Scramjets Course
  Addresses Areas Not Fully Covered By Other
  AIAA-Sponsored Courses (UTSI Purdue)
• Course Based On Material Prepared For The
  Aerospace Design Engineers Guidebook
• Instructors Include John Rockensies Steve
  Beckel (Primary) Dave Yates, Bill Wooten,
  Several Others
• Approximate Cost Per Student 1,100
• TC Receives Income On Sliding Scale
• 8-11 Students 1,300
• 25 Students 3,000 Plus 250 Student Over 25

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AIAAAir Breathing Propulsion Technical
CommitteeMembership Report

• Jim DeBonis
• NASA Glenn Research Center
• Cleveland, OH 44135
• Jan. 10, 2005

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To Do List

• Review TC staffing
• Identify members to cycle off
• Select new members
• Address subcommittee staffing
• TC succession plan
• Address diversity
• Identify candidates for membership upgrades
  awards

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Members By Start Year

• 2002
• Bradford
• Halliwell
• Jensen
• Kapat
• Lee
• Morris
• Paxson
• Reddy
• Sheeley
• Starkey

• 1996
• Rockensies
• 1997
• Vittal
• 1999
• Beckel
• 2000
• DeBonis
• Hamstra
• Lieuwen
• Messit

• 2001
• Bissinger
• Chenault
• Huebner
• Kaemming
• Liu
• Marquart
• Ravindranath
• Scheugenpflug
• Wolff

Everyone on this chart will have completed 3
years at JPC!
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Members By Start Year

• 2003
• Bruckner
• Chambers
• Early
• Engblom
• Eury
• Ivey
• Philhower
• Yoder

• 2004
• Bons
• Carskaden
• Cohen
• Gorrell
• Jones
• Lavrisa
• Lewis
• Lior
• Moehlenkamp
• White

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Member Breakdown

• Regular 35
• Associate 4
• International 5

• Government 9
• Industry 27
• Academia 8
• Members 21
• Sr. Members 4
• Assoc. Fellows 18
• Fellows 0

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Subcommittee Assignments

• Honors Awards 8
• Communications 7
• Education 8
• ASM 7
• JPC 7
• Integration 9
• High Speed 12
• Turbine Engines 14

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Organizations Represented

• Academia
• University of Central Florida
• University of California - Irvine
• Ohio Northern University
• Brigham Young University
• Cranfield University
• Georgia Tech
• University of Maryland
• Wright State University
• Government
• NASA - Glenn Research Center (6)
• NASA - Langley Research Center (located at MSFC)
• U.S. Air Force - AFRL
• Department of the Navy

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Organizations Represented

• Concurrent Technologies Corp
• Snecma Moteurs
• R-jet Ltd.
• Aerojet
• Williams Interntaional
• Northrop Grumman
• MTU Aero. Engines
• Aerospace Testing Alliance
• Raytheon
• Gulfstream
• Aerospace Corporation
• Jacobs Sverdrup - AEDC
• ATK Tactical Systems Company

• Industry
• Ohio Aerospace Institute
• Pratt Whitney
• Pratt Whitney Space Propulsion
• GE Aircraft Engines
• Modern Technologies Corporation
• Lockheed Martin
• Allison Adv. Dev. Co.
• Allied Aerospace/GASL
• EADS
• Rolls-Royce Corporation
• Boeing Phantom Works
• Boeing Commercial Airplanes
• SpaceWorks Engineering

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Current Organization
TC Chairman Jeff Hamstra
Vice Chair Ian Halliwell
Past Chair Nick Georgiadis
Steering
Service Subcommittees
Technical Disciplines
Communications Tom Kaemming
Honors Awards Dan Jensen
Turbine Engines Baily Vittal
Education Jed Marquart
Membership Jim DeBonis
High Speed Propulsion Steve Beckel
Conference Subcommittees
JPC Tim Lieuwen 2004 Ian Halliwell 2005 Lance
Chenault
ASM Mitch Wolf 2005 - Bill Engblom 2006 - Dennis
Yoder
Propulsion Integration Kevin Early
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Organization as of JPC 05
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 Baily Vittal
Education Jed Marquart
Membership Jim DeBonis
High Speed Propulsion Steve Beckel
Conference Subcommittees
JPC Tim Lieuwen 2005 Lance Chenault 2006 Ryan
Starkey
ASM Bill Engblom 2006 - Dennis Yoder 2007 - Joe
Sheeley
Propulsion Integration Kevin Early
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Subcommittee Chairs

• We need a plan for subcommittee chair succession
• Whos leaving?
• Whos staying?
• Candidates for subcommittee positions

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New Associate Fellows

• Steve Beckel
• Norbert Bissinger
• Dan Jensen
• Tom Kaemming
• Dora Musielak
• Dan Paxson

Congratulations!
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Communications Subcommittee Report

• 2005 ASM

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ABP TC Organization
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Communication Membership
Start Last Name First Name Title Organization 200
2 Bradford John Dr. SpaceWorks Engineering,
Inc. 2001 Kaemming Thomas Mr. Boeing Phantom
Works 2000 Messitt Donald Dr. Aerojet 2002 Morri
s Peter Mr. Williams International 2004 Gorrell S
teven Dr. Department of the Air
Force 2002 Reddy Dhanireddy Dr. NASA - Glenn
Research Center 2001 Scheugenpflug Hermann Dr. MT
U Aero. Engines
Attended 2005 ASM 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
• Website (including bios)
• Newsletter

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Action Items

• Chair
• Guidebook
• Review and update content (e.g. new org)
• Meeting Minutes
• Post 2004 JPC
• Take post 2005 ASM
• Highlight Articles
• Website
• AIAA Website Standardization
• Reflect new Technical Discipline role
• Insert updated Guidebook from Chair
• Newsletter
• Process review
• Solicit feature article

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2005 ASM SC Meeting Minutes

• Guidebook
• Review and Update
• Inputs from all SC Chairs
• Meeting Minutes
• Approve Electronically
• Highlight Articles
• Establish Outline First
• Need More IHPTET/VAATE/UEET Technical Content
• Website
• Request Review/Comment by All SC Chairs
• Jeff Hamstra Tom Kaemming to Provide Comments
• Newsletter
• Solicit feature article (F-135 Development, L-M
  AFC, TC VAATE Position Paper, A-380 Engine
  Development, F/A-22 Propulsion System
  Development)

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ABPTC Website
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Yearly Activities Schedule

• Notes
• Guidebook is embedded in website

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Yearly Activities Schedule

• Notes
• Minutes are compendium of chair presentations

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Yearly Activities Schedule

• Notes
• Consists of
• High Speed
• US Turbine
• European

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Yearly Activities Schedule

• Notes
• Represents official ABPTC documentation source
• In 2004, convert to AIAA common service

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Yearly Activities Schedule
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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]

• January 11, 2005

43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Reno, Nevada
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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

• Rules state that award can be given only if a
  minimum of 3 nominations are active.
• In 2004, we did not initially have the necessary
  3 nominees. AIAA agreed to extend deadline from
  31 October 2003 to 15 February 2004 in order to
  allow additional nominations. TC members were
  asked to help publicize and solicit additional
  nominations by 15 February deadline. Extension
  achieved intent, ultimately resulting in a
  selection pool of 3 nominees one of whom was
  selected.
• 4 Member Selection Team
• ABP Jeff Hamstra (Chair) and Dan Jensen (Honors
  Awards Chair)
• Propellants Combustion TC Chair and Awards
  Chair
• This year, we received no new nominations and so
  are at 2 nominees and again need an extension.
  AIAA has given us until 31 January but will not
  allow an extension again next year out of
  fairness to other TCs!
• 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
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

• 2004 Recipient Mr. Daniel Allgood, PhD
  candidate in Aerospace Engineering at the
  University of Cincinnati
• Mr. Allgoods research topic is An Experimental
  and Computational study of Pulse Detonation
  Engines
• Mr. Allgood presented a brief of his work at the
  General TC Meeting at JPC in Fort Lauderdale
• The deadline for the Gordon C. Oates Graduate
  Award is 31 January. Award has move to an online
  submission process, which should facilitate
  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
  will forward copies of Session Chair Forms to
  Honors Awards at end of conference
• Last years recipient AIAA 2004-0865, Thrust
  Chamber Dynamics and Propulsive Performance of
  Single-Tube Pulse Detonation Engines
• Authors Fusha Ma, Jeong-Yoel Choi and Vigor
  Yang, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Penn
  State

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2005 ABP Awards Timeline
2005
2004
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Jan
Feb
Aerospace Sciences Meeting - 1/05
Awards Ceremony At JPC - 7/05
Award
Selection Teams Established
Air Breathing Propulsion
Nominations Due 10/31/04
Nominations to ABP TC
Selection To AIAA HQ
Gordon Oates
Nominations Due 1/31/05
Selection To AIAA HQ
Nominations to ABP TC
Typical
Best Paper
Selection To AIAA HQ
Candidates Available From JPC 04
Candidates Available From ASM 05
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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 January
  - ABP Committee Needs To Help Publicize Awards
  Throughout Aerospace Community
• ASM and JPC papers nominated for the Best Paper
  award will be encouraged to submit to the Journal
  of Propulsion and Power.
• Honors Awards Subcommittee will be developing
  flyers publicizing the awards for distribution at
  JPC and next years ASM as well as electronically
  to AIAA members with a professional ABP interest
• We will be 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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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Major Areas Discussed
• Status of Engine Design Short Course
• Status of Undergraduate Engine Design Competition
• 2004-05 competition
• Past problems with the competition
• Suggestions for reworking the competition

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Engine Design Short Course
• John Rockensies and Steve Beckel developing
  design/integration course for JPC 05

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Engine Design Competition
• 2004-05 Competition
• RFP online Jeff Philhower POC
• Letters of intent due soon
• Past Problems With the Competition
• Low interest/participation 2 entries for 2004
• High level of effort/complexity involved

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Education Subcommittee Meeting

• Engine Design Competition (contd)
• Suggestions for reworking the competition
• Collaborative model each team works on a
  component, and must collaborate with the teams
  working on other components
• Scores based on component design and
  collaboration
• ..much work to be done before implementation!

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ASM Subcommittee Briefing
Committee Goals/Charter Facilitate high quality
ABP papers and presentations at ASM
Committee Membership Bill Engblom, Jeff Cohen,
Jay Kapat, Ravi Ravindranath, Joe Sheeley, Mitch
Wolff, and Dennis Yoder
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Pro-active Steps
Better Papers Abstracts must meet AIAA
standards Abstracts will be reviewed and some
REJECTED
Improved Presentations (i.e. minimize
no-shows) Ensure abstract completeness Contact
foreign authors More invited speakers/special
sessions
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Infrastructure
Accountability within Committee Technical chairs
identified for two years Specialty sub-chairs
identified each year Sub-chairs will contact
session chairs
Volunteers (i.e. any TC member) Review
abstracts Serve as session chairs Arrange
invited speakers/special sessions
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Statistics
ASM 2005 Research relationship between abstract
length and withdrawn papers Record number of
withdrawn papers
Current numbers 6 of 11 session completed 33
papers presented 2 papers withdrawn 2 papers
submitted - not presented 26 papers to be
presented yet - withdrawn?
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ASM 2005
Technical Area Chair Bill Engblom
Specialty Sub-chairs Ryan Starkey - High Speed
Flows Dennis Yoder - Integration Ravi
Ravindranath - Turbines
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ASM 2005
Speakers Breakfast Assistants Monday - Mitch
Wolff Tuesday - Mitch Wolff Wednesday - Ravi
Ravindranath Thursday - Dennis Yoder
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ASM 2006
Technical Area Chair Dennis Yoder
Specialty Sub-chairs Joe Sheeley - High Speed
Flows ? - Integration Ravi Ravindranath - Turbines
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ASM 2007
Technical Area Chair Joe Sheeley
Specialty Sub-chairs ? - High Speed Flows ? -
Integration ? - Turbines
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2005 Joint Propulsion Conference Update
43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting
Exhibit Reno, Nevada January 11, 2005
Lance Chenault [phone] Lance.Chenault_at_oai.o
rg
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• Propulsion Technology Enabling Tomorrows
  Applications
• Tucson Convention Center
• Tucson, Arizona
• 10 13 July, 2005

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Receptions and Events

• Sunday evening opening reception
• 10 July from 1700 1900
• Approximately 900 attendees
• Set up in Crystal, Turquoise, and Copper
  Ballrooms
• Food stations - TBD
• 6 hosted bars serving complimentary beer wine,
  cash bar available
• Tuesday Evening Event
• From 1800 2100 hours
• Pima Air and Space Museum
• 15 admission per person limited ticket sales
  at registration
• Bus transportation from Tucson Convention Center
  and area hotels
• Casual dress recommended
• Buffet dinner
• Mexican style cuisine, drinks
• Hosted bar beer, wine and soft drinks
• Live entertainment (local band)

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Potential Tours

• Kitt Peak National Observatory
• Kartchner Caverns State Park
• Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
• Lunar Planetary Lab - (U of A) Stewart
  Observatory Mirror Laboratory - University of
  Arizona
• Pima Air Space Museum

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Program Schedule

• Monday, 11 July
• 0800 0900, Keynote Speaker Sally Ride
• 0900 1200
• 1300 1700
• Tuesday, 12 July
• 0800 1200
• 1300 1700
• Wednesday, 13 July
• 0800 1200
• 1200 1400, Awards Luncheon Burt Rutan
• 1400 1700

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Air Breathing Propulsion General Topic Areas

• Turbine Engine Component and System Development
• Chuck Cross Session Coordinator
• 5 Sessions
• Propulsion Integration
• Kevin Early Session Coordinator
• 3 Sessions
• High Speed Propulsion
• Joseph Sheely Session Coordinator
• 5 Sessions
• Diagnostics, Prognostics and Sensing
• Lance Chenault Session Coordinator
• 1 Session

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Air Breathing Propulsion Panel Sessions

• The State-of-the-Art of Pulse Detonation Engine
  Technology - A Multiple Viewpoint Perspective
• Moderator Thomas Kaemming
• Panelists
• Mr. Thomas Kaemming - Boeing
• Dr. Fred Schauer USAF
• Mr. Leo Burkhardt NASA
• Dr. Chris Brophy and Dr. Kailas Kailasanath US
  Navy
• Dr. Anthony Dean and Dr. Venkat Tangirala GE
  Transport
• Mr. Gary Lidstone PW

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Air Breathing Propulsion Panel Sessions

• UEET Wrapup and Lessons Learned
• Moderator Rob Bruckner
• Panelists
• Dr. Gary Seng - NASA Vehicle Systems Program
  Overview
• Mr. Kestutis Civinskas - Progress in the
  Ultra-Efficient Engine Project
• Mr. Mark Klem - Progress in the Low Emission
  Alternative Energy Project
• Mr. Joseph Grady - Progress in Engine System
  Noise Reduction (Quiet Airplane Technology)
  Project
• Mr. Robert Plencner - Technology Assessment
  within the Vehicle Systems Program

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Air Breathing Propulsion Panel Sessions

• Accomplishments of IHPTET and Challenges for
  VAATE
• Moderator Lance Chenault
• Panelists
• Larry Burns - UASF VAATE Program Manager -
  Universal Technology Corporation
• Robert (Joe) Shaw - Associate Director for
  External Partnerships - NASA Glenn Research
  Center at Lewis
• Michael Richman - Associate Director for
  Aerospace Technology - Office of DUSD (ST)
• Ron York - C.O.O. - AADC/Rolls-Royce
• Mark Pearson General Manager Advanced
  Technology Preliminary Design- GE Aircraft
  Engines
• William Gostic - Vice President, F135 Engine
  Programs - Pratt Whitney

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2005 JPC Conference Structureand Schedule
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Milestones Deadlines

• O
• O
• O
• O

• O
• O
• O

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ABPTC Activities

• Session Organizers
• Recruit session chairs
• Volunteer to be a session chair

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Raffles

• Biggest problem with conference is late paper
  submittals we need to encourage early
  submittals
• Signed copies of Sally Ride book for early
  submittals (raffle basis)

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Videos for No Shows

• Last minute paper dropout rate is gt20 (mostly
  due to lack of ITAR approval)
• Requesting videos from Session Chairs e.g. NASA,
  other companies to cover for No Shows
• Identify and coordinate appropriate RMS videos

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42nd AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEEJoint Propulsion
Conference 9-12 July 2006Sacramento Convention
CenterSacramento, California

• Planning Meeting
• Sacramento, California
• January 11, 2005

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• Location
• Central Valley location
• Convergence of Sacramento American Rivers
• 90 miles to San Francisco
• 50 miles to Napa
• 90 miles to Lake Tahoe

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Planning Schedule to JPC 2006

• July 2004 24 Month Planning Meeting, Ft.
  Lauderdale
• October 2004 Local Planning Meeting at Aerojet
• December 2004 Participate in 05 Planning Meeting
  in Tucson
• January 2005 18 Month Planning Meeting, Reno
• May 2005 Call for Paper, Final
• July 2005 Call for Papers in Aerospace
  America 12 Month
  Planning Meeting, Tucson AZ
• August 2005 Abstract Submission Opens
• November 2005 Abstracts Due
• December 2005 1st Draft of Technical Program
• January 2006 Final Technical Program Tech Area
  Chair Planning Meeting, Reno
• February 2006 Preliminary Program to Editor
  Author Notification of Acceptance
• April 2006 Preliminary Program in Aerospace
  America
• May 2006 Final Manuscripts Due
• July 2006 42nd JPC, Sacramento CA

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JPC 2006 Conference Theme
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2006 JPC Conference Structure
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
800
Panel
OpeningKeynote
Panel
900
Panel
1000
Potential
Panel
1100
Sunday
1200
Events
Lunch
Lunch
Awards
1300
Panel
Luncheon
Panel
1400
Panel
1500
2004
Panel
1600
Conference
1700
Registration
1800
Exhibit Hall Reception
Off-site
1900
Opening
Event
2000
Reception
2100
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2006 Candidate ITAR Restricted Sessions

• A Concern Is Growing That the JPC Is Experiencing
  Significant Paper/Session Withdrawals and Reduced
  Technical Content
• We Suggest the Addition of Several ITAR
  Controlled Sessions to Strengthen the Relevance,
  Technical Content and Participation in Selected
  U.S. Only Sessions
• Candidate ITAR Controlled Topics
• Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV)
  Propulsion
• Integrated High Performance Rocket Propulsion
  Technology (IHPRPT) Programs
• Strategic Propulsion Applications Programs
• FALCON Propulsion Programs

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2006 Candidate ITAR Restricted Sessions

• Recommended Approach
• Establish Separate Sessions During Conference
• Special Interest Session - By Invitation Only
• Use Dedicated Room or Dedicated Building
• Post Door Monitor(s) to Limit Access to Approved
  Participants
• Unobtrusive Marking on Badge Citizenship Status
  Would Be Verified During Registration
• Will Need to Coordinate Registration Forms and
  Badging with AIAA
• Ensure Adequate Security During Presentations
• Close Doors
• Request That All Cell Phones/Pagers/Recording
  Devices Be Turned Off
• Ensure Dedicated PC/Projector Is Available for
  Presentations
• Option to Hold Separate Sessions on Following Day
  Is Less Desirable
• Added Cost
• Limited Attendance

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Sacramento Local Attractions

• Aerojet Propulsion Facility
• Historic Old Town Sacramento
• Sacramento Railroad Museum
• American River Fishing and White Water Rafting
• Sierra Nevada Range and Surrounding Wine Regions
• Sacramento River Cats AAA Baseball and Monarchs
  WNBA
• Easy Access to SF Bay Area and Lake Tahoe

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New Paper Review Process

• A new emphasis will be placed on ensuring that
  abstracts meet the minimum requirements.
• Will likely be moving to a stricter peer review
  process where authors will receive feedback on
  their papers by the reviewers.
• Papers not meeting minimum requirements will
  either be rejected or returned to the author for
  revision.
• This will place more work on the reviewers to do
  a thorough review of each paper, but will
  ultimately improve the quality of the conference.