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8:30:00 - 16:30:00 CST
Southwest Aerospace Symposium 2024
10/26/2024 - 10/26/20248:30:00 - 16:30:00 CST
Event Description
Saturday, 26 Oct. 2024
University of Texas at Arlington
SEIR Bldg. Room 194
0830 - Check in - Coffee, Donuts
0900 - Expected Cockpit Advancements for the Next Decade
Dr. Mike Skaff, Lockheed Martin PVI
0930 - The Science of RF Engineering and Stealth Technology
Kevin Debord, UT Dallas AIAA
1000 - UT Dallas AIAA Project Teams
1015 - Break
1045 - How the Engineer of the future will leverage AI/ML, Simulation, and High-Performance Computing to make the next generation of flying vehicles
Blaise Cole, Principal Advisor for Aerospace & Defense, Altair
1115 - Multiphysics Digital Twin: Transformative Applications in Rocketry Design and Analysis
Alexander Brandt, SMU ME PhD Candidate, AIAA
1145 - UT Arlington Aero Mavs
1200 – Lunch & Keynote
Art “Turbo” Tomassetti (F)
1330 - DC-3: A Primer or Refresher
Paul Park, General Dynamics/ Lockheed Martin /UT Arlington (Retired)
1430 - Integration of the AGM-158A JASSM Cruise Missile with F/A-18 C/D Hornet Fleet (Finnish Air Force)
Mikko Koli (M), International Test Pilots School
1500 - Break
1530 - New TPS Risk Management Curriculum Concept
Thomas “Sulu” Hill, USAF (Retired)
1600 - Flight testing a Vertical Reference Window on an Airbus H145 Helicopter - All About Pressure
Denis Hammel, Airbus
1630 - Closing
University of Texas at Arlington
SEIR Bldg. Room 194
0830 - Check in - Coffee, Donuts
0900 - Expected Cockpit Advancements for the Next Decade
Dr. Mike Skaff, Lockheed Martin PVI
0930 - The Science of RF Engineering and Stealth Technology
Kevin Debord, UT Dallas AIAA
1000 - UT Dallas AIAA Project Teams
1015 - Break
1045 - How the Engineer of the future will leverage AI/ML, Simulation, and High-Performance Computing to make the next generation of flying vehicles
Blaise Cole, Principal Advisor for Aerospace & Defense, Altair
1115 - Multiphysics Digital Twin: Transformative Applications in Rocketry Design and Analysis
Alexander Brandt, SMU ME PhD Candidate, AIAA
1145 - UT Arlington Aero Mavs
1200 – Lunch & Keynote
Art “Turbo” Tomassetti (F)
1330 - DC-3: A Primer or Refresher
Paul Park, General Dynamics/ Lockheed Martin /UT Arlington (Retired)
1430 - Integration of the AGM-158A JASSM Cruise Missile with F/A-18 C/D Hornet Fleet (Finnish Air Force)
Mikko Koli (M), International Test Pilots School
1500 - Break
1530 - New TPS Risk Management Curriculum Concept
Thomas “Sulu” Hill, USAF (Retired)
1600 - Flight testing a Vertical Reference Window on an Airbus H145 Helicopter - All About Pressure
Denis Hammel, Airbus
1630 - Closing