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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS
AND ASTRONAUTICS
DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
MEMBERS EMERITUS - February 1999
(A) Academia (G) Government (I) Industry
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Dale Calkins (A) (deceased) Assoc. Prof. of Mech. Engr. University of Washington Mechanical Engineering Dept. Box 352600 Seattle, WA 98195-2600 |
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206-543-9443 206-685-8047 calkins@me.washington.edu 1988 DETC, Past Chairman Senior Member |
| Education: BS, Aeronautical Engineering, Univ. of
Detroit, 1961. MS, Aerospace Engineering, San Diego State Univ., 1969. D.Eng., Naval
Architecture, Univ. of California, Berkeley, 1976. Background: Professor Calkins' professional engineering career includes industrial, govern-mental, academic, and consulting experience in design engineering. His technical specialties include Knowledge Based Engineering (KBE), Computer-Aided Design and Engineering (CAD/CAE), interactive computer graphics and vehicle system design and analysis. |
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Richard R. Denno (I) (Past Chairman) Project Engineer 26582 Academy Drive Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274-3968 |
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310-544-7200 310-544-7200 rdenno@pacbell.net 1982 DETC Past Chairman Associate Fellow |
| Education: BS, Aeronautical Engineering, Cal Poly
State University, 1959. Background: Development Engineer, The Aerospace Corp., 1979-1995. Retired and currently a casual employee. Lead Engineer, Nortrop Aircraft Div., 1976-1979. President, Suntec Engineering, 1974-1990. Engineering Supervisor, Garrett AiResearch, 1959-1974. Currently teaches CAD as a volunteer at the Southern California Regional Occupational Center. |
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Alice Eichold (deceased)
Architect Berteaux Architectural Collaborative 510 J. Street Davis , CA, 95616 |
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530-792-0828 ae@spacearchitect.org 1999 Aerospace Architecture Member |
| Education: M Arch, UC
Berkley, 1994. MFS, Land Use Planning Yale University, 1989. International
Space University in Strasbourg, France, 1989. B'Arch, Tulane University,
1973. Background: Graduate school interest in the space program led to a NASA Graduate Student Research Fellowship and to an expanded interest in mission planning and human factors design. 1991 National Endowment for the Arts Design Research Fellowship: Lunar Base Planning. Registered Architect: California, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. |
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Thomas
J. Healy Jr. (I) 9503 Buell Street Downey, CA 90241-3008 |
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562-869-6678 562-869-8118 tomtia@concentric.net 1990 DETC Past Chair Senior Member |
| Education: BS in Aero, University of
Detroit, 1962. MS in Aero, University of Southern California, 1966.
Certificate in Program Management, West Coast University, 1984. Background: 37 years experience in launch and space systems design, especially manned and reusable systems, including Atlas-Mercury, Centaur, Apollo & derivatives, Space Shuttle Orbiter, Trans-Atmospheric Vehicles, Space Stations, Advanced Launch Systems, Shuttle-C, National Launch Systems, SSTO Reusable Launch Vehicles, X-33, Liquid Fly Back Booster for Shuttle and now Future Advanced Reusable Launch Systems primarily for multi-stage launch vehicles |
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David H. Laananen (A) (Sabbatical) Professor Arizona State University Dept. of Mech. & Aero. Eng. Tempe, AZ 85287-6106 |
PHONE: |
602-965-6469 602-965-2412 david.laananen@asu.edu 1989 Design Education Associate Fellow |
| Education: BS, Mechanical Eng., Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, 1964. MS, Mechanical Eng., Northeastern Univ., 1965. PhD,
Mechanical Eng., Northeastern Univ., 1968. Background: Professor Laananen teaches courses in composite materials, aircraft structures, and design; his research interests lie in design and manufacturing of composite structures and in aircraft crashworthiness. Prior to joining the faculty of Arizona State University in 1983, he was Manager of Research and Development at Simula, Inc. |
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Bruno L. Lohmueller (I) Group Manager - Engineering Boeing Bldg. 65A, M.C. S0642809 P.O. Box 516 St. Louis, MO 63166-0516 |
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314-232-0057 314-234-5010 lohmueller@primary.net 1992 Emeritus Senior Member |
| Education: BS, Aeronautical Engineering, Purdue
University, 1961. MBA, St. Louis University, 1969. Background: 37 years of aerospace industry experience in engineering design assignments in IRAD and CRAD, focused on airframe structural and mechanical design, test, development, prototype, production and supportability using metallic as well as nonmetallic composite materials. His aerospace experience includes aircraft, missiles, and spacecraft design, fabrication and configuration development. |
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| James D. Moore (I) Consultant MRJ Technology Solutions 6810 Locklenna Lane Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 |
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310-812-9814 310-544-0860 1983 Long Range Planning Associate Fellow |
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| Education: BSME, University of Washington. MSME,
University of Southern California. Background: Specializing in machine design, lubrication, product development, system engineering. He is the holder of over 40 patents. He is a Fellow of the IAE, a recipient of a NASA Achievement Award and active in the AIAA and ASME. |
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Russell J. Reck (I) 2941 Java Road Costa Mesa, CA 92626 |
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714-896-1886 714-896-1425 russreck@aol.com 1987 Past Chairman, DETC Assoc. Fellow |
| Education: BSE, Princeton University, 1957.
MSE, Princeton University, 1959. PhD, Princeton University, 1962. Background: Previously, Director, Engineering Technology, Boeing Expendable Launch Vehicles. Extensive experience in structures and materials design and analysis associated with space systems, composite structures, and advanced structural analysis techniques. |
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Jon C. Schuck (G) Aerospace Engineer Aviation Applied Technology Directorate (USAAMCOM) AMSAT-R-TF, Bldg. 401 Fort Eustis, VA 23604-5577 |
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757-878-4304 757-878-3516 jschuck@eustis-aatds1.army.mil 1988 Design Integration, Chairman Senior Member |
| Education: BS, Aero Engr., University of Virginia.
MEad, George Washington University. Background: Structural design, prototype design, composites manufacturing, stress analysis. Project engineer for conceptual and advanced development, rotary wing vehicle airframe technologies. |
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H. Ban Tran (I) Senior Technical Fellow Boeing Phantom Works P.O. Box 3644, Div. 011/SX74 Seal Beach, CA 90740 |
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562-797-3906 562-797-3819 hung.b.tran@boeing.com 1993 Design Guide Associate fellow |
| Education: BSEE, MSEE, Ohio
University. PhD in EE, Ohio State University. Background: Twenty-four years experience in research and development of frequency selective surfaces, electromagnetic scattering and vehicle RCS reduction. Responsible for B-1B reduction of missile pylons, inlets and antennas. Prior to working at Rockwell he was employed by Northrop. Developed the ESCORT code; is involved in low frequency inlet reduction of several LO programs. Has eight U.S. Patents in L.O. Technology. Currently Deputy Director of observables analysis and design. |
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Robert van't Riet (A) Cal Poly State Univ. Aeronautical Engineering Dept. San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 |
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805-756-1349 805-528-8540 rvantrie@drseuss.calpoly.edu 1994 Design Education Member |
| Education: BS, Engineering,
University of California at Los Angeles, 1957. MS, Mechanical Engineering, California
State University Long Beach, 1973. Background: Professor van't Riet's professional engineering career includes industrial, academic, and consulting experience in aircraft design. His extensive experience includes 34 years with MDC in advanced product development and 7 years of teaching design at CalPoly. Two of the projects he had technical responsibility for received the Collier Award. |
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| Nicholas J. Whitehead (I) (Inactive) Supervisor, Motor/Stage Design Thiokol Corporation Science & Engineering, MS 253 P.O. Box 707 Brigham City, UT 84302-0707 |
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435-863-3613 435-863-6223 whitenj@tc.thiokol.com 1990 Senior Member |
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