Friday 12th July July 2019
Start Time | Session Title | Name | Affliliation | Notes |
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Modeling, Simulation, Testing, and Validation | Conveners: Clara O’Farrell, Michael Wright, Julia Kowalski, Al Witkowski, and Aaron Stehura | |||
8.30 am | Further Aerodynamic Characterization Of The ESA Huygens Probe And Its Appendages: A Combined Testing And Modeling Approach | Simon Couche | Polytech Orleans - University of Orleans | Student |
8.42 am | Dragonfly: Modeling, Testing, and Validation for Atmospheric Flight on Titan | Douglas Adams | Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory | |
8.54 am | Integrated Modeling And Simulation Of Autonomous Parafoil Descent On Titan | Larry Matthies | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | |
9.06 am | Static And Dynamic Testing Of Blunt Bodies In A Subsonic Magnetic Suspension Wind Tunnel | Mark Schoenenberger | NASA Langley Research Center | |
9.18 am | Recent Developments in Free-Flight CFD | Joseph Brock | AMA Inc. at NASA Ames Research Center | |
9.30 am | Plume-Surface Interaction (PSI): A New (Old) Challenge for Descent and Landing | Michelle Munk | NASA-STMD | |
9.42 am | Application of Petascale Computing to Simulation of Powered Descent in Atmospheric Environments | Ashley Korzun | NASA Langley Research Center | |
9.54 am | Coffee Break | |||
10.18 am | Reconstructed Disk-Gap-Band Parachute Performance During the Third ASPIRE Supersonic Flight Test | Christopher Tanner | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | |
10.30 am | ADEPT SR-1 Flight Test Performance Summary | Soumyo Dutta | NASA Langley Research Center | |
10.42 am | Aeroheating Tests Of Hayabusa Sample Return Capsule In Shock Tunnel And Expansion Tube | Hide Tanno | JAXA Kakuda | |
10.54 am | Challenges In Qualification Of Thermal Protection Systems In Extreme Entry Environments | Milad Mahzari | NASA Ames Research Center | |
11.06 am | Progress Towards Modeling The Mars Science Laboratory Pica-Nusil Heatshield | Brody Bessire | NASA Ames Research Center | |
11.18 am | Preliminary Results from Shock-layer Radiation Experiments in the T6 Aluminium Shock Tube | Peter Collen | University of Oxford | Student |
11.30 am | Current Status of Shock Layer Radiation Studies for Planetary Probes | Brett Cruden | AMA Inc. at NASA Ames Research Center | |
11.42 am | Mars 2020 EDL System Test Design and Progress | Mallory Lefland | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | |
11.54 am | Validation Of The Mars 2020 Dsends Simulation Of Entry, Descent, And Landing Using Msl Reconstruction Data | Clara O'Farrell | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | |
12.06 pm | Lunch | |||
Closing Session | Conveners: Pat Beauchamp and Jean-Pierre Lebraton | |||
1.30 pm | SOC Awards Ceremony | |||
1.42 pm | Decadal Survey | Bernie Bienstock, Jim Cutts, Pat Beauchamp | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | |
1.57 pm | White Papers For The Next Decadal Survey: Thermal Protection Systems And Instrumentation | Helen Hwang | NASA Ames Research Center | |
2.07 pm | InSight Overview | Tom Hoffman | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology | Keynote Speaker |
2.37 pm | Silicon Seismometers, from Mars to Europa and Beyond | Tom Pike | Imperial College London | Keynote Speaker |
3.10 pm | IPPW-2020 | Aga Goodsell & David Cornelius | ||
3.25 pm | IOC Closing remarks | Bernie Bienstock | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology |