| Abstract: Professional activity, with an organized group (chair & members) for the purpose of assessing/communicating state-of-the-art and strategic directions for hypersonic science & technology with tactical action items (preparatory for FY27 Budget and beyond; POTUS Budget Request for FY28).
Topical Area: Hypersonics – the Science & Technology
- Engineering Multidisciplinary Complex Systems
- Modeling & Simulation for Analysis & Design
- Military & Commercial Utility of Manned vs Unmanned Systems
Speakers: Dr. José A. Camberos
- Director, Applied Research Center for Hypersonics (ARCH)
- Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics, Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT/ENY)
- Multidisciplinary Analysis & Design Optimization, Systems Integration, Hypersonics
Dr. Joel Redmond
- Post-Doctoral Fellow, ARCH – AFIT/ENY
- Computational Fluid Dynamics, Boundary Layer Transition, High-Temperature Flow
Mr. Sam Atchison
- Research Fellow, Oak Ridge Institute
- High Speed Vehicle Design, Materials & Structures
Workshop Schedule Morning Part I ~ 30-45min each 0830 – 0900 Registration – Coffee, tea, water, lemonade, muffins provided 0900 – 0915 Welcome & Introduction (DPAAS & ARCH) 0915 – 1000 Basic Definitions, High Speed Flow Physics (Camberos/Redmond) 1000 – 1030 Aerothermodynamics (Redmond) Break ~ 15 min 1045 – 1130 Air-Breathing Propulsion & Integration (Camberos) 1130 – 1200 Materials & Structures for Hypersonic Vehicles (Atchison) 1200 – 1300 Lunch included with registration, buffet style, open doors Afternoon Part II ~ 30-45 min 1300 – 1345 Flight Dynamics – Stability & Control (Camberos) 1345 – 1415 Computational Fluid Dynamics for Hypersonic Flow (Redmond) Break ~ 15 min 1430 – 1515 Aerodynamic Ground Testing Requirements – Facilities (Redmond) 1515 – 1600 Model-Based Systems Engineering for Conceptual Analysis & Design (Atchison/Camberos) 1600 – 1630 Q&A, Discussion, and Action Items |
