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	+ Home Related Links + NRA Released + NRA Award Abstracts + ARMD RFI/NRA (2006) + NRA Reference Documents + Project POC List + August 9, 2007 Aviation Systems    Pre-Proposal Conference + NRA Awards		TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2009 Time Speaker Presentation 1:30P-1:45P Douglas Rohn NASA Aviation Safety Deputy Program Manager Conference Introduction 1:45P-3:15P Mark Cary Air Canada First Officer A320 Ryan Grajczyk Canadian North First Officer B737 Aviation Safety in Extreme Environments "What it takes to operate, and maintain safety while flying in some of the most remote, and harsh environments conceivable, overlaid with the first winter landing at the south pole to rescue Dr R. Shemenski - 2001" 3:15P-3:45P BREAK 3:45P-5:00P Amy Pritchett NASA Aviation Safety Program Director Future Directions in Aviation Safety: Musings of and IPA as She Cleans Out Her Office 5:00P-5:30P Jaiwon Shin NASA Associate Administrator for Aeronautics NASA Welcome Time Place Presentation 5:30P-7:00P Atrium Opening Reception and Poster Session WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2009 Concurrent Sessions: Time Location Event 7:00A-8:00A Atrium Continental Breakfast Time Location Speaker Organization Presentation 7:00A-8:00A Atrium Continental Breakfast Topic: AAD High Temperature Sensors and Durability of Superalloy Engine Disks 8:00A-8:30A McLean Otto Gregory University of RI Durability of Engine Hot Section 8:30A-9:00A McLean Derek Raybould Honeywell Development of Ductile Coatings to Protect Advanced Powder Metallurgy Alloy Turbine Disks from Hot Corrosion Attack 9:00A-9:30A McLean Jack Telesman NASA Glenn Research Center Effect of Dwells on Notch Fatigue Life in Nickel-based Disk Alloys 9:30A-10:00A McLean Herng-Jeng Jou Questek Application of Computational Microstructure Modeling to 3rd Generation Nickel-Based Turbine Disk Alloys Topic: IIFD Present and Future 8:00A-8:30A Fairfax Steve Young NASA Langley Research Center IIFD Project Overview, 2009 News of Note, and Track Overview Topic: IIFD Flight Deck System Research – Multi-Disciplinary Solution Concepts 8:30A-9:00A Fairfax Sandy Lozito NASA Ames Research Center RDT&E of a Robust Automation-Human System Concept of Operations 9:00A-9:30A Fairfax Randy Bailey NASA Langley Research Center RDT&E of a ‘Better-than-Visual’ Display and Decision Support Concept of Operations 9:30A-10:00A Fairfax Kevin Shelton NASA Langley Research Center Surface Map Traffic Intent Displays and Net-Centric Data-Link Communications for NextGen Topic: IRAC Integrated Resilient Aircraft Control Introduction 8:00A-8:20A Ballroom B Kalmanje Krishnakumar NASA Ames Research Center IRAC Welcome and Introductory Remarks Topic: IRAC Resilient Flight Control 8:20A-8:40A Ballroom B Anthony Calise Georgia Tech University Advances in Adaptive Control Methods for Resilient Flight Control 8:40A-9:00A Ballroom B Anuradha Annaswamy MIT An Adaptive Control Technology for Flight Safety in the Presence of Actuator Anomalies and Damage 9:00A-9:20A Ballroom B Eugene Lavretsky Boeing Composite Model Reference Adaptive Control 9:20A-9:40A Ballroom B Gary Balas University of Minnesota Analytical Validation Tools for Safety Critical Aerospace Systems 9:40A-10:00A Ballroom B Travis Gibson MIT Internal Algorithm Monitor for Adaptive Systems Topic: IVHM 8:00A-8:30A Ballroom A Ashok Srivastava NASA Ames Research Center Overview of the Integrated Vehicle Health Management Project Topic: IVHM Detection 8:30A-9:00A Ballroom A Mark Woike NASA Glenn Research Center A Microwave Blade Tip Clearance Sensor for Propulsion Health Monitoring 9:00A-9:30A Ballroom A Gary Hunter NASA Glenn Research Center High Temperature Wireless Sensor Systems 9:30A-10:00A Ballroom A Cy Wilson NASA Langley Research Center Multifunctional Sensing using Fiber Bragg Gratings Topic: V&V 8:00A-8:30A Amphitheater Guillaume Brat/ Sharon Graves NASA Ames Research Center/ NASA Langley Research Center V&V of Flight-Critical Systems 8:30A-9:15A Amphitheater Kelly Hayhurst NASA Langley Research Center Challenge Area Overview: Argument-based Safety Assurance 9:15A-10:00A Amphitheater Bruno Dutertre SRI International Research Presentation: Formal Verification using Hybrid Abstraction Break/ Posters 10:00A-10:30A Atrium Topic: AAD Metallic and Integral Structures 10:30A-11:00A McLean Tom Yost NASA Langley Research Center Developing a Practical Nonlinearity Parameter Measurement Technology to Assess Fatigue Damage in Structures 11:00A-11:30A McLean Mike Sutton Correlated Solutions Digital Image Correlation for Nano-Scale Fracture 11:30A-12:00P McLean Andy Newman NASA Langley Research Center Measuring Residual Stress and Developing Reliable Fatigue Life Assessments Topic: IIFD Discipline-Specific Research 10:30A-11:00A Fairfax Maarten Uijt de Haag Ohio University Integrated Alerting & Notification 1 11:00A-11:30A Fairfax Scott Galster Aptima Integrated Alerting & Notification 2: ALARMS: Alerting and Reasoning Management System 11:30A-12:00P Fairfax David Kaber North Carolina State University Testing and Validation of a Psychophysically Defined Metric of Display Clutter Topic: IRAC Resilient Flight Control 10:30A-10:50A Ballroom B James Urnes, Sr. Boeing Constraining the Flight Maneuvering Envelope for Structurally Damaged Aircraft 10:50A-11:10A Ballroom B Ella Atkins University of Michigan A Damage-Resilient Flight Planning & Guidance System for Safe, Collaborative Emergency Management 11:10A-11:30A Ballroom B Ron Hess University of California Davis Modeling the Human Pilot Controlling Systems with Rapidly Changing Dynamics 11:30A-11:50A Ballroom B Dave Klyde System Technology Inc. Flight Test Evaluation of the Smart-Cue and Smart-Gain Concepts to Alleviate Pilot-Vehicle System Loss of Control Topic: IVHM Detection 10:30A-11:00A Ballroom A Fu-Kuo Chang Stanford University Integrated Large Area Sensor Actuator Network Technology for Structural Health Monitoring 11:00A-11:30A Ballroom A Nikunj Oza NASA Ames Research Center Data Mining for Fleet-wide Health Monitoring 11:30A-12:00P Ballroom A Jiawei Han The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Event Cube: An Organized Approach for Mining and Understanding Anomalous Aviation Events Topic: V&V 10:30A-11:15A Amphitheater Joseph Coughlan NASA Ames Research Center Challenge Area Overview: Authority ans Autonomy 11:15A-12:00P Amphitheater Eric Feron Georgia Tech University Research Presentation: Guaranteeing Controls Properties from Specifications to Code Lunch 12:00P-1:30P Ballroom C Topic: AAD Bonded Structures 1:30P-2:00P McLean Stan Rocklin Ohio State Non-Linear UT Assessment of Adhesive Bonds 2:00P-2:30P McLean Tony Belcher NASA Langley Research Center Laser Surface Preparation and Bonding of Aerospace Structural Composites 2:30P-3:00P McLean Tan Hou NASA Langley Research Center Preliminary Results of Aging Topic: IIFD Foundational Research 1:30P-2:00P Fairfax Robert Neece NASA Langley Research Center Advances in Forward-Looking Sensing of Aviation Hazards 2:00P-2:30P Fairfax Kara Latorella NASA Langley Research Center Characterizing and Classifying the Functional State of Operators 2:30P-3:00P Fairfax Kara Latorella/ Nadine Sarter NASA Langley Research Center/ University of Michigan Context-Sensitive Multi-Modal Interfaces Topic: IRAC Technology Transition 1:30P-2:00P Ballroom B Irene Gregory and Naira Hovakimyan NASA and University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign AirSTAR L1 Adaptive Control 2:00P-2:30P Ballroom B Austin Murch NASA Langley Research Center Flight Test Evaluation of Adaptive Control with AirSTAR: Techniques and Capabilities 2:30P-3:00P Ballroom B Nhan Nguyen NASA Ames Research Center Technology Challenges and Metrics for Certification Topic: IVHM Diagnosis 1:30P-2:00P Ballroom A Don Simon NASA Glenn Research Center Onboard Model-Based Aircraft Engine Performance Estimation for IVHM Applications 2:00P-2:30P Ballroom A George Szatkowski NASA Langley Research Center Lightning Damage Diagnosis Research for Composite Aircraft 2:30P-3:00P Ballroom A Ole Mengshoel NASA Ames Research Center Probabilistic Methods for Diagnosis of Aircraft Systems Topic: V&V 1:30P-2:15P Amphitheater Paul Minor NASA Langley Research Center Challenge Area Overview: Distributed Systems 2:15P-3:00P Amphitheater Pete Manolios Northeastern University Research Presentation: Hierachical Component-based Framework for formal V&V of complex aerospace software Break/Posters 3:00P-3:30P Atrium Topic: AAD Wiring 3:30P-4:00P McLean Li Li Iowa State University Investigation of Dielectric and Thermal Properties of Wire Insulation Polymers for Development of Capacitive Nondestructive Evaluation 4:00P-4:30P McLean Cynthia Furse University of Utah Dynamic Wiring Fault Detection Research 4:30P-5:00P McLean Elliott Cramer NASA Langley Research Center An Instrumented Crimp Tool for Electrical Termination Inspection Topic: IIFD Design Tools 3:30P-3:40P Fairfax Michael Feary NASA Ames Research Center Overview of IIFD Design Tool Research 3:40P-4:00P Fairfax Paul Picciano Aptima Advanced Computational Methods for the Design of Automated Systems (ACM-DAS) 4:00P-4:30P Fairfax Lance Sherry George Mason University Next Generation Automation Interaction Design Tools 4:30P-5:00P Fairfax Nadine Sarter/ Angelia Sebok University of Michigan/Alion Design Advisor Tool Topic: IRAC Technology Transition 3:30P-4:00P Ballroom B Stefan Campbell Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Inc. Adaptive Control Validation in Piloted Simulator 4:00P-4:30P Ballroom B John Bosworth NASA Dryden Flight Research Center Adaptive Control Validation in F-18 Topic: IVHM Diagnosis 3:30P-4:00P Ballroom A Raj Bharadwaj Honeywell International Diagnostics of Avionics Systems using Causal Methods 4:00P-4:30P Ballroom A Stephen Boyd Stanford University New Algorithms for Diagnosis of Multiple Faults 4:30P-5:00P Ballroom A Eric Cooper NASA Langley Research Center Vehicle Level reasoning for Integrated Vehicle Health Management Topic: V&V 3:30P-4:30P Amphitheater Guillaume Brat NASA Ames Research Center Software Intensive Systems 4:30P-5:00P Amphitheater Guillaume Brat NASA Ames Research Center Assessement of V&V Research: Case Studies and Assessment Enviornment Evening Poster Session and Project Receptions Time Location Project 5:00P-7:00P Ballroom A IVHM 5:00P-7:00P Ballroom B IRAC 5:00P-7:00P Ballroom C IIFD 5:00P-7:00P Atrium AAD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19, 2009 Concurrent Sessions: Time Location Event 7:00A-8:00A Atrium Continental Breakfast Time Location Speaker Organization Presentation Topic: AAD 8:00A-8:30A McLean Joe Zalameda NASA Langley Research Center Thermography NDE for Composites 8:30A-9:00A McLean Endel Iarve University of Dayton Methodology and Computational Implementation of Cracking and Delamination Networks Modeling in Laminated Composites 9:00A-9:30A McLean Will Johnston Lockheed Martin Mode II Fatigue Characterization 9:30A-10:00A McLean Carlos Davila NASA Langley Research Center A Single Stringer Compression Specimen for the Assessment of the Damage Tolerance of Postbuckled Panels Topic: IIFD Industry/NASA Flight Deck Research Working Group Meeting (open to all) 8:00A-8:30A Amphitheater Steve Young NASA Langley Research Center Introductions; Review of charter; News of note since last meeting 8:30A-9:00A Amphitheater Kathy Abbott FAA Process, progress, and findings of the PARC/ CAST flight deck automation working group 9:00A-9:30A Amphitheater Michael Snow Boeing Accident trends; CAST activities; and research on unusual attitude indicators for commercial jets 9:30A-10:00A Amphitheater Kevin Kronfeld/ Steve Koczo Rockwell-Collins Flight Deck Research Issues for NextGen Topic: IRAC Aero & Icing Modeling 8:00A-8:30A Sully Gautam Shah NASA Langley Research Center Aero Modeling Overview (Unsteady, Failure, Damage) 8:30A-9:00A Sully Eugene Morelli NASA Langley Research Center GTM Flight-to-Simulation Correlation 9:00A-9:20A Sully Andy Broeren NASA Glenn Research Center Icing CFD for GTM 9:20A-9:40A Sully Mario Vargas NASA Glenn Research Center Icing Physics Investigations 9:40A-10:00A Sully Gene Addy NASA Glenn Research Center Engine Icing Topic: IVHM Prognosis 8:00A-8:30A Fairfax Kai Goebel NASA Ames Research Center Damage Propagation Modeling in a Particle Filtering Framework 8:30A-9:00A Fairfax Yongming Liu Clarkson University Probabilistic Fatigue Damage Prognosis and Uncertainty Management 9:00A-9:30A Fairfax Pradeep Lall Auburn University Early-Indicators for Failure-Prognosis of Electronics under Shock, Vibration and Thermo-mechanical Loads Topic: IVHM Mitigation 9:30A-10:00A Fairfax Andy Newman NASA Langley Research Center Mitigation of Crack Damage in Metallic Materials Break 10:00A-10:30A Atrium Topic: AAD 10:30A-11:00A McLean J. Michael Pereira NASA Glenn Research Center Impact Test Methods for Characterizing the Effect of Aging on Triaxial Braided Composites 11:00A-11:30A McLean Sandi Miller NASA Glenn Research Center Effects of Hygrothermal Cycling on the Chemical, Thermal, and Mechanical Properties of 862/W Epoxy Resin 11:30A-12:00P McLean Rob Goldberg NASA Glenn Research Center Multiscale Analysis of Triaxially Braided Composites Topic: Industry/NASA Flight Deck Research Working Group Meeting (open to all) 10:30A-11:00A Amphitheater Round-robin discussion All Chance for participants to comment on any/all conference presentations; discuss emerging issues; ongoing activities; plans 11:00A-12:00P Amphitheater Steve Young NASA Langley Research Center Review of collaboration mechanisms and process; Wrap-up; Set next meeting date/location Topic: IRAC Propulsion Control & Modeling 10:30A-10:50A Sully Ten-Huei Guo and Jonathan Litt NASA Glenn Research Center Integrated Propulsion Control and Dynamics Overview and C-MAPSS2 Update 10:50A-11:10A Sully Jim Fuller/ Chengyu Cao Pratt & Whitney/ University of Connecticut Fast Engine Response I 11:10A-11:30A Sully Walter Merrill Scientific Monitoring, Inc. Fast Engine Response II Topic: IRAC Structural Modeling 11:30A-11:50A Sully Mayuresh Patil Virginia Tech In-flight Load Constraint Estimation and Residual Life Prediction for Aircraft with Discrete Source Damage 11:50A-12:00P Sully Anthony Ingraffea/ Ashley D. Spear Cornell University Toolset Development for Predicting Residual Strength of Discrete-Source Damaged Airframe Structures: A 3D FE-Based Fracture Mechanics Approach Topic: IVHM Integrity Assurance- Software Health Management 10:30A-11:00A Fairfax Walter Storm Lockheed Martin Development of a Baseline Taxonomy of Flight-Critical Software Failures 11:00A-11:30A Fairfax Gabor Karsai Vanderbilt University Towards Model-based Software Health Management Topic: IVHM Systems Analysis 11:30A-12:00P Fairfax IVHM PI, PS, PM and APIs IVHM Wrap-up Adjourn 12:00P
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