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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
View Pictures MEMBERS - February, 2006
(A) Academia (G) Government (I) Industry
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719-473-4611 ext 101 719-473-4638 vladimir@vrand.com 1999 Design Process Member |
| Education: MS, Aerospace
Engineering, Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology, 1989. MS,
Aerospace 1995 & Ph.D, Aerospace 1997, both from Virginia Tech. Background: 4 years as Research Engineer at the Central Aerohydrodynamic Research Institute (TSAGI) (Moscow, Russia) - Static Aeroelasticity (1989-1993). Currently developing general purpose optimization software at Vanderplaats Research and Development, Inc. (since 1997) |
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216-433-3826 216-433-5170 steven.w.bauman@lerc.nasa.gov 1997 Design Process Member |
| Education: BS, Mechanical Engineering, Case Western
Reserve University, 1979. MBA, Business/Marketing, Cleveland State University, 1982. Background: White Motors, Little Tykes Toy Co., Kirby Vacuum Cleaner Co., NASA Glenn Research Center since 1987. On project teams of 1x1 supersonic wind tunnel upgrade and new test section, solar space simulator design, shuttle DCE microgravity chamber design, assorted wind tunnel projects, and jet test rig dome microphone track system design. Now on the Oil-free Turbo-machinery Project, researching air/foil bearing for turbine engines. A team member on the FIRST high school robotics competition, and a speaker's bureau member. |
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757-864-7183 757-864-7879 w.m.berrios@larc.nasa.gov 1998 Design Guide Member |
| Education: BSME, Univ. of Puerto Rico, 1980 Background: 23 years experience in design of aerospace research flight systems and related ground support hardware. Work include development of alternate Thermal Protection Systems for the NSTS space shuttle program, erectable space structure mechanisms for Space Station and Space-borne instrumentation, Thermal manager for the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF), development of the LIDAR-In-Space Technology Experiment (LITE). Currently coordinating Engineering Design support for Aeronautics, Space, and Atmospheric Research programs at the Langley Research Center. |
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818-354-0734 818-393-4860 clark.briggs@jpl.nasa.gov 2002 Design Process Associate Fellow |
| Education: USAFA 72 Engineering
Mechanics and Aeronautical Engineering; MS, Columbia University 73
Engineering Mechanics; MBA, University of Utah 75; D.E.S.C. Columbia
University 78 Engineering Mechanics. Background: 72-86 USAF, C-5 Structural Engineer, T-38 Aerodynamicist, Faculty, Aerospace Engineering Department, Air Force Institute of Technology Dynamics Test Engineering, Manager Space Power Technology Branch. 86-Present NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control of Space Structures, Process Engineering, Mechanical Design Process Owner. |
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714-896-1379 714-896-1500 gerald.a.brown@boeing.com 2002 Design Process Chair Senior Member |
| Education: BS Eng. Design, University
of Colorado 1974; MS. Aero. Eng USC 1982; EAE, USC 1987 Background: |
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650-604-0068 650-604-0673 mcohen@mail.arc.nasa.gov 1993 DETC Vice Chairman Associate Fellow |
| Education: AB, Architecture & Urban Planning,
Princeton U., 1974. M. Arch, Architecture, Columbia University, 1977. Arch. D., Univ. of
Michigan, 1995. Background: Licensed Architect. NASA Ames Facilities Engineering 1979-1983. NASA-Ames Space Human Factors Office/Space Station Program, 1983-1990, Adv. Technology Office 1991-1994, Advanced Space Projects Branch 1994-present, Mars Exploration Programs 1991-present, SOFIA Project 1994-1998, Mars Returned Sample Handling, 2001, Mobile Lunar Base, 2003. |
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650-604-4380 650-604-3594 Wilvano.P.Colombano@NASA.gov 2003 Aerospace Architecture Member |
| Education:
B.S, MA in Physics - PhD in Biophysics (SUNY Buffalo) Background: He has spent most of his working career at NASA-Ames Research Center first as a researcher in Closed Ecological Life Support Systems (CELSS) and later in Artificial Intelligence. He began the development work on the Astronaut Science Advisor (a.k.a. PI-in-a-box) and managed the project until its deployment on SLS-2 (Space Shuttle STS -58) in 1993. Recently he lead a group in "Evolutionary Biotronics", comprising projects in Evolutionary Hardware, Modular Cooperative Robotics and Artificial Life, and organized a workshop on Self-Sustaining Robotic Ecologies called "Robosphere 2002". He is presently collaborating with a German team on an eight-legged "scorpion" robot as a potential adjunct to a rover for planetary exploration. He is planning to collaborate with Space Architects in the area of self-deploying robotic structures. |
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617-527-5526 617-965-4872 or 617-258-1131 dauwalter@alum.mit.edu 1990 Design Guide, Chair & DETC Treasurer Senior Member |
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Education: BS, Mechanical Eng., MIT, 1955. MS,
Aeronautics & Astronautics, MIT, 1971. Background: Thirty-seven years experience at the Charles Stark Draper Lab in the design and development of electromagnetic components for state of the art gyros and accelerometers and advanced test equipment for those components. Currently a consultant at Draper Lab and at Milli Sensor Systems and Actuators, Inc. where he has been P.I. for several SBIR contracts to develop a magnetically suspended gyro wheel concept and designs MEMs gyros and accelerometers. |
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707-664-2564 707-664-2598, EXT 2 2002 Aerospace Architecture Member |
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530-792-0828 a.e@earthlink.com 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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544-7167 256 544-3024 Carlton.L.Foster@nasa.gov 2003 Design Guide Senior Member |
| Education: BAE, Georgia Institute of
Technology, 1973 Background: NASA-MSFC Mechanisms Design, 1980-present. Design and development of mechanisms and electro-mechanical systems for launch vehicles, payloads, experiments, and spacecraft. |
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425-234-4269 425-234-5238 dorothea.c.fitzsimmons@boeing.com 1998 Design Guide, Vice Chair Senior Member |
| Education: BSME, University of Washington,
1984, MS Aero/Astro, Stanford, 1994 Background: Manager responsible for structural design and analysis for 737 and 757 commercial airplanes. Eleven years experience as a Stress Analyst, with experience in 3 different organizations - 737/757 Wing Trailing Edge Structures, Composite Research and Propulsion System Division Internal Loads / Finite Element Modeling. |
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+852-2609-6551 +852-2603-5267 twhall@chuk.edu.hk http://www.arch.cuhk.edu.hk/~hall/ 1999 Aerospace Architecture Member |
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Education: B.S. 1979, M.Arch. 1981,
Arch.D.
1994, University of Michigan. Background: Systems research programmer, Architecture and Planning Research Laboratory, University of Michigan, 1980-1994. Postdoctoral fellow and research officer, Department of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1994-present. Since 1980, programming software for computer-aided architectural design and virtual reality. Doctoral dissertation: "The Architecture of Artificial-Gravity Environments for Long-Duration Space Habitation." |
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702 259-5080 702 259-5075 herman@bigelowaerospace.com 2001 Aerospace Architecture Member |
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213-6780 (voice mail) 503 213-6780 ash@plugin-creations.com 2001 Aerospace Architecture Member |
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Education: Ph. D. Architecture,
University of Michigan, 1998. MS Architecture, University of Michigan,
1997. Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 1989. Bachelor
University Studies, University of Utah, 1987. Background: Five years WLC Architects in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Ten year practice with Kajima Corporation in Tokyo Japan. Three years at University of Oregon (current) and "Plug-In Creations" (current). Research includes Human Factors Topics and Design for Autonomous Construction, Robotic Construction Systems, Design Grammars, Deployable Structures, Kit-of-Parts, etc. |
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407-354-0047 X-2042 407-354-1113 michael_johnson@mail.crc.com 1997 Design Process Senior Member |
| Education: MS, Engineering
Management, University of Central Florida; BS, Aerospace Engineering,
University of Central Florida. Background: Sonar Technician, US Navy, Structural Design Engineer, Martin Marietta, and Mechanical Engineer, Coleman Aerospace Company. Current assignment TMD targets. Past Chair of AIAA Central FL Section. Annual Volunteer for the Space Settlement Design Competition. Deputy Director for Career Enhancement for Region II |
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561-796-2695 561-796-7077 longene@pwfl.com 2001 DETC Chair Member |
| Education:
BS, Mechanical Engineering, Ohio State University, 1977. Certificate
in Program Management - Florida Institute of Technology. Background: 26 years of aerospace propulsion experience at Pratt & Whitney. 1977-1988, Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) turbopump design, TF30, F100 & T800 Military Turbine design. 1998- 1993, SSME/AT hardware & manufacturing process development. 1993 - 1999, SSME/AT Production and Flight Support Program Manager. 1999 - Present, Mechanical Design and Drafting Manager, Space Propulsion: RL10 and Upper Stage Engines, SSME/AT and Thaad and Booster Separation Motors. |
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323-954-0612 323-857-5879 dn@astrocourier.com 1999 Aerospace Architecture Senior Member |
| Education: Diploma in
Architecture, Polytechnic of Central London, England. 1965-1972 Chartered
architect in Britain; registered architect in California. Background: Working in the aerospace field since 1985. Projects have included: design research and development work on crew quarters for the International Space Station for NASA; prototype crew equipment development for NASA and Spacehab; external tank salvage refitting studies for Global Outpost; commercial hardware applications studies for British Aerospace and Alenia Spazio; spaceport and flight test facility planning for Kistler Aerospace Corp.; master plan for 10-year expansion of the Deep Space Network for JPL; X-33 ground facilities studies for McDonnell Douglas; ship launch feasibility study and rocket assembly building complex design for Rotary rocket Company Recently Founder and CEO of ASTROCOURIER LLC, a new commercial space venture developing low cost carriers for small science experiments that fly on Shuttle missions as secondary payloads mounted on Spacehab modules and other cargo carriers and shuttle locations. |
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+81-29-302-8855 +81-29-302-8855 jokushi@beige.ocn.ne.jp 2002 Aerospace Architecture Member |
| Education: BS in
Architecural Engineering, Hachinohe Institute of Technology, Japan Master
of Architecture, Southern California Institute of Archetecture Background: Architectural Designer, NASA Grant Student (1984-85) 17 years of Space Architecture Design Research Experience. |
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205-544-7033 205-544-8110 sidney.e.rowe@msfc.nasa.gov 1998 Design Process, Vice Chair Member |
| Education: BSCE, Auburn University, 1981. Background: NASA-Marshall Structural Design, 1981-present. Group lead for structural design, development, and assembly integration with responsibility for launch vehicles, material science and biotechnology microgravity experiments, and pyrotechnics systems. |
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504-257-5344 504-257-4482 Mervyn.R.Simms@maf.nasa.gov 1991 Long Range Plans Member |
| Education: HNC in Mechanical Engineering,
Southport Technical College, U.K. Background: 38 years of aerospace industry experience in design and development activities. British Aerospace for the first 18 years on the design of the Lightning, Jaguar and Tornado fighter aircraft. Joined Martin Marietta in 1979 working on structural design of the Space Shuttle External Tank. Prior assignments include the Space Station program, Shuttle-C, NLS, and EHLLV Launch Vehicles, ET/SLWT & K-1 Program Manager. |
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916-355-4810 916-355-2371 william.tam@aeroject.com 2003 Design Process Member |
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Education: Bachelor of Engineering, Metallurgical,
McGill University, Montreal 1975 Background: Over 27 years of aerospace experience in material development, mechanical design, project management, and mechanical engineering management. I have six sigma training and have special interest in lean design process development. |
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216-433-3824 216-433-2215 Paul.A.Trimarchi@Lerc.nasa.gov 1997 Design Process Member |
| Education: BS, Aeronautical Engineering, University
of Texas at Arlington, 1982. Background: Ohio P.E. NASA-Lewis Structural Systems Branch, 1983-1995. NASA-Lewis Mechanical Systems Branch, 1996-1997. NSSA - Glenn Structural Analysis Branch, 1998-present. Specialties include high temperature instrumentation rake design, mechanism design, and pressure vessel design. He holds one US patent for an inflatable dynamic seal. |
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714-896-1773 562-797-3204 pravit.tulyathan2@boeing.com 1998 Webmaster / Design Guide Member |
| Education: PhD Electrical
Engineering, Ohio State University, 1981; MS Electrical Engineering, Ohio State University, 1976;
BSEE, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1974. Background: Twenty-two years experience in Computational Electromagnetics, Radar Absorbing Materials and vehicle RCS reduction. |
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310-332-1361 310-331-1053 800-913-6090 youngdo@mail.northgrum.com 1997 DETC Past Chairman Member |
| Education: BSME, University of Connecticut, 1983.
MS, Systems Management, University of Southern California, 1993. Background: Ten years with the B-2 program in vehicle structures and system design flight test and production. Project manager for NGC's structural design efforts in support of Rockwell's Phase I X-33/SSTO technology development program (May 1995-June 1996). Product team leader for Kistler K-1 orbital vehicle structures integration task (Jan 97 - Dec 98). Currently Director of Space Programs at Integrated Systems. |
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