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50th AIAA AerospaceSciences MeetingIncluding the New Horizons Forum and Aerospace Exposition

9–12 January 2012Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention CenterNashville, Tennessee

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Organizing Committee

Executive Chair Mark Lewis

AIAA President 2010–2011

General Chair Abdollah Khodadoust The Boeing Company

Aerospace Sciences Meeting Chair

Frank CotonUniversity o Glasgow

New Horizons Forum Chair

Sivaram GogineniSpectral Energies, LLC

Aerospace Exposition Chair David Welch

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Dear Colleague,

AIAA is pleased to extend a personal invitation for you to join us at the AerospaceSciences Meeting (ASM), New Horizons Forum, and Aerospace Exposition, to be held 9–12 January 2012 in Nashville, Tennessee at the Gaylord Opryland Resort andConvention Center. This year is of particular importance as we look back and celebrate theprevious 50 years of the Aerospace Sciences Meeting.

For 50 years, ASM has brought together aerospace scientists and engineers from aroundthe world to share their ideas and research in a broad array of topics related to aerospacesystems. The meeting is built around excellent technical paper presentations, plenary sessions,exhibits, distinguished lectures, and networking opportunities.

The theme for the New Horizons Forum is “Transforming Air and Space Transportation for the Future.” Keynote speakers from government and industry will share their perspectives onnew challenges, future opportunities, and emerging trends. The Forum will also feature panel

discussions with leaders from industry, government, and academia addressing current issuesand future directions in aerospace technology research and development, as well as in STEMeducation.

The Aerospace Exposition provides an opportunity for companies to display a wide array ofaerospace technology as well as deliver special presentations throughout the day on Tuesdayand Wednesday on the Exposition Hall Presentation Stage.

We are expecting over 2,000 attendees to this year’s conference. You won’t want to missthe special sessions celebrating the 50th Anniversary and the meetings’ historical moments.

We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!

Sincerely,

Mark Lewis, Abdollah Khodadoust, Frank Coton, Sivaram Gogineni, and David Welch


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Where It AllComes Together!

No matter where you go at ASM, there is alwayssomething happening. From plenary sessionsaddressing critical topics for the future of theindustry to presentations on current state-of-the-art technologies. From student paper competitions topanel sessions that foster discussion and debateamong stakeholders. From hallway conversationswith colleagues to meeting new contacts at receptions. From lectures by renowned speakersaddressing topics of general interest to specialpresentations on the exhibit hall stage. From aluncheon that addresses a timely policy issue toan off-site social event that provides a fun andinformal way to interact with other attendees.

The broad spectrum of the aerospace communitymeets at ASM. From senior leaders sharing theirperspectives about the industry to students sharingtheir research projects. From exhibitors displayingtheir products and programs to engineers learninghow to teach and inspire kids about science,

technology, engineering, and mathematics. Fromthe AIAA Board of Directors discussing the healthand future of the Institute to continuing educationinstructors sharing their expertise in areas to helpfurther your career. From awardees being honoredfor their achievements and contributions to theindustry to technical committee members whomeet to advance their projects and activities.

5 0 t h A I A A A e r o s p a c e S c i e n c e s M e e t i n g • N e w H o r i z o n s F o r u m • A e r o s p a c e E x p o s i t i o n

Why Attend?

• For 50 years the Aerospace Sciences Meetinghas been THE place to present emerging andup-to-the-minute aerospace research anddevelopment ndings. Join us during a specialkeynote session that looks back at 50 years ofhistory-making moments.

• Gain valuable knowledge when you participatein the New Horizons Forum, featuring high-levelspeakers and panelists who will share theirperspectives on the new challenges, future

opportunities, and emerging trends in aerospaceeducation, research, and programs.

• Meet with your clients and suppliers in theAerospace Exposition. Exhibits from government,industry, and small businesses will featurehardware and software demonstrations and newproducts.

• Enhance your skill set as more than 1,000engineers, researchers, and scientists report ontheir latest research and development ndings and

share views on new technologies for aerospacesystems.

• Network, discuss challenges, and share ideasduring panel sessions, luncheons, receptions,coffee breaks, and off-site events.

Who Should Attend?

• Engineering Managers and Executives

• Engineers, Researchers, and Scientists

• Young Aerospace Professionals

• Educators and Students

• Media Representatives

What to Expect?

Technical Program

• More than 1,500 papers presented in over 30technical tracks

• AIAA Foundation International Student Conference

Management Program

• New Horizons Forum addressing air and spacetransportation for the future

• Career and Workforce Development Workshop

Networking

• Aerospace Exposition

• Coffee Breaks, Luncheons, Receptions

• Honky-Tonking at the Wild Horse Saloon

• Committee Meetings

• And more!

Continuing Education Stay at the top of your game with AIAA’scontinuing education program. You will leavewith invaluable improvements and solutionsthat you can put to immediate use. Sevencourses will be featured this year prior to theconference (7–8 January 2012). Courseregistration includes full conference participation.A complete description of each course can befound at www.aiaa.org/courses.

• CFD for Combustion Modeling

• Concepts in the Modern Design of Experiments

• Fluid Structure Interaction

• Sustainable (Green) Aviation

• Systems Requirements Engineering

• Modeling Flight Dynamics with Tensors

• Best Practices in Wind Tunnel Testing

Courses subject to change

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LectureshipsMonday, 9 January

1730–1830 hrs

Dryden Lectureship in Research

“Space Hardware Design – 50 Years o Unique Lessons Learned”

The Lectureship emphasizes the great importanceof basic research to advancement in aeronauticsand astronautics, and is a salute to researchscientists and engineers. The 2012 lecture willbe given by William C. Schneider, VisitingProfessor, Texas A&M University; Senior Engineer,

NASA Johnson Space Center (Retired); Consultant,Bigelow Aerospace.

Tuesday, 10 January

1730–1830 hrs

AIAA/SAE William Littlewood Memorial Lecture

“NextGen? NowGen? What should we be doing now to achieve a pragmatic yet revolutionary Next Generation Air Transportation System?”

The Lectureship honors an individual who has madecontributions to the eld of civil air transportation that are of current interest and major importance. The 2012lecture will be given by John-Paul Clarke, AssociateProfessor, Daniel Guggenheim School of AerospaceEngineering and H. Milton Stewart School of Industrialand Systems Engineering, Director, Air TransportationLaboratory, Georgia Institute of Technology.

Wednesday, 11 January

1730–1830 hrs

von Kármán Lectureship in Astronautics

“Global Outpost in Space: A platorm or discovery … the International Space Station”

The Lectureship honors an individual who hasperformed notably and distinguished himself/ herself technically in the eld of astronautics.The 2012 lecture will be given by William H.Gerstenmaier, NASA Associate Administrator forSpace Operations.

Career & WorkforceDevelopment WorkshopTuesday, 10 January

0900–1700 hrs

1-2-3 … Go!

Start Navigating Your Career Now: A Career and Workforce Development Workshop

Are you just beginning your career, in your earlycareer and preparing for planned or unplannedcareer transitions, or in a mid-career rut?

Get a jump start on your career and attend the Careerand Workforce Development Workshop. This workshopwill feature a series of presentations to guide andposition you to get the most out of your career.

The workshop will kick off with a keynote by ReeceLumsden, Young Engineer of the Year, who offersfrank guidance on navigating the early years ofyour engineering career through a combination ofpersonal accounts and meticulously researched facts.

The keynote will be followed by presentations on:

• Transitioning into an engineering career• Increasing your net worth

• Communication across the ages

• Transitioning from technical to managerial

• Positioning yourself for current or future careerchanges

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Graduate AwardPresentationsWinners of the 2011 AIAA Foundation Graduate Awardswill present their research and receive recognition. Thisis an opportunity to hear about the latest universityresearch from some of the best students.

2012 AIAA FoundationInternational StudentConferenceThe 2011 Regional Student Conference rst-place

undergraduate, masters, and team winners willcompete Monday, 9 January for the 2012AIAA Foundation International Student Conferenceawards. These papers, judged by AIAA professionalmembers, have been deemed the best student papers for this year. The student winners will beannounced at the AIAA Foundation InternationalStudent Conference Reception and honored at theAwards Luncheon.

Engineers as EducatorsLearn how to teach aerospace concepts to kidswhile also showing them a good time. We willteach you the little (and big) things that help makeworking with students easy and fun, includingideas for hands-on activities! Learn how to:

• Connect your work to classroom objectives

• Plan memorable experiences

• Use simple and clear vocabulary

• Engage with hands-on experiences, such as

setting up a test ight line for gliders, paperairplanes, and straw rockets

This workshop is free for AIAA members andconference attendees. Space is limited to the rst 50 registrants.

Public Policy LuncheonMonday, 9 January

1200–1300 hrs

“The Aerospace Sciences Meeting provides a great way to see the wealth of information out there and learn something. It’s a good professional environment.”



Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday7 January 8 January 9 January 10 January

0700 hrs Registration Opens / Speakers’ Briefng

Registration Opens / Speakers’ Briefng

0800 hrs

Technical Sessions

New Horizons Forum Keynote

ContinuingEducation

ContinuingEducation

0900 hrs

Technical Sessions

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New Horizons Forum Panel

1000 hrs

1100 hrs

1200 hrs AIAA Public PolicyLuncheon

AIAA Awards Luncheon1300 hrs

New Horizons Forum Keynote

1400 hrs

Technical Sessions

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Technical Sessions1500 hrs

1600 hrs

1700 hrs

Dryden Lectureship In ResearchWilliam Littlewood Memorial

Lectureship1800 hrs

Waypoint Texas Reception1900 hrs

AIAAAssociate Fellows Dinner

2000 hrs

2100 hrs


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Exhibit Luncheon Reception

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Technical Sessions

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Technical Sessions A e r o s p a c e

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von Kármán Lectureship InAstronautics 1800 hrs

Off-Site at Wildhorse SaloonDowntown Nashville

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NETWORKING EVENTS

Discuss challenges and ideas duringdesignated networking opportunities aswell as between sessions and leave withinvaluable improvements and solutions.

AIAA Foundation AssociateFellows Dinner

Monday, 9 January

1930–2200 hrs

One hundred eighty-our Institute members willbe inducted as AIAA Associate Fellows duringthe AIAA Foundation Associate Fellows Dinner.Each year, the Institute recognizes exemplary

proessionals or their accomplishments inengineering or scientifc work, outstandingmerit, and contributions to the arts, sciences, ortechnology o aeronautics or astronautics.

The Dinner provides a great opportunity oryou to network and socialize with your peers as

well as honor the 2011 inductees. Tickets to thisprestigious event are available on a frst-come,frst-served basis and can be purchased throughthe registration process. Dress is business attire.

Wildhorse Saloon – Off-Site Event

Wednesday, 11 January

1900–2130 hrs

Get your cowboy boots andhat and get ready to, asthey say in Nashville,“honky-tonk.” Joinus at the Wildhorse

Saloon, located inDowntown Nashville, orthe Wednesday o-site event.Enjoy a live band and line dancers who willperorm and instruct guests. AIAA will hosta mechanical bull riding competition (Firstprize is complimentary hotel and conerenceregistration or the 2013 Aerospace SciencesMeeting in Grapevine, Texas).

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Aeroacoustics Jet Noise

Computational Aeroacoustics

Aerodynamic MeasurementTechnology

Resolved Velocimetry or Turbulent Flows

Diagnostic Requirements or Future Technologies

Air Breathing PropulsionSystems Integration

Aerodynamics o Supersonic Inlets Air Breathing Propulsion Systems and

Subsonic Inlets

Aircraft Design NASA Vehicle Sketch Pad

Unmanned Aircrat Design

Applied Aerodynamics Flexible Wing Aerodynamics at Low

Reynolds Number

Aerodynamic Design and Enabling Technologies or Environmentally Friendlyand Efcient Aircrat

Atmospheric and SpaceEnvironments

Aircrat Wake Vortices and AtmosphericModeling

Terrestrial and ExtraterrestrialAtmospheric Phenomena and Modeling

Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Bio-Inspired Flight

Hypersonic Flight Mechanics and Control

Computer Systems GPU Benchmarking and Applications

CREATE-AV

Design Engineering Design Engineering

Education Space-Bound Projects and Programs

Next Generation Pedagogies

Energetic Components andSystems

Energetic Components and Systems:Fundamentals and Applications

Fluid Dynamics DARPA Nano Air Vehicle

Major Eorts in Nonequilibrium Flows

Gas Turbine Engines Green Technologies

Advanced Design Concepts

26th Symposium on Gravity-Related Phenomena in Space

Exploration Current Trends in Microgravity Science

and Technology

Microgravity Materials Science

Ground Testing Advanced Hypersonic Testing Capabilities

Federal Inrastructures Issues

High Speed Air BreathingPropulsion

National Center or High SpeedCombined-Cycle Propulsion

Ramjet/Scramjet Experiments

History Aerospace History

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The following sessionsrepresent a small sample

of the session topics beingoffered in the technical tracks

this year at ASM. For thecomplete agenda please visitwww.aiaa.org/events/asm.



For the full conference program,including all paper titles andspeakers, visit www.aiaa.org/events/asm

Intelligent Systems Intelligent Systems or Integration o

Unmanned Aircrat into the NationalAirspace System

Intelligent Systems in Aerospace

Meshing, Visualization andComputational Environments

Meshing Techniques and Algorithms

Geometry Requirements orHigh-Fidelity CAE

Multidisciplinary DesignOptimization INVENT 1 – Modeling and Simulation or

Integrated Aircrat Systems

Environmentally Responsible Aviation

Plasmadynamics and Lasers Plasma Actuators and Flow Control

Nanosecond Excitation Dischargesin Gases

Propellants and Combustion AFOSR Combustion and Diagnostics

Research under Dr. Julian Tishko

Recent Progress in Modeling andUnderstanding Combustion Dynamics

Sensor Systems Technology MEMS Enabled Spacecrat Systems

Sensor Systems Technology

Society and AerospaceTechnology

Space and Society

Space Exploration andColonization

Space Exploration and ColonizationVehicles, Logistics, and Facilities

Solar System Exploration Strategies toEnable Space Settlements

Symposium on Space ResourceUtilization

ISRU System Development and Validation

Extraterrestrial Tools and Instrumentation

Systems Engineering Systems Engineering

Terrestrial Energy Applicationsof Aerospace Technology

Alternative Fuels and Energy Systems

Energy and Thermal Management

Thermophysics Small Reentry Probe Analysis and

Experiments

Non-Equilibrium Flows

14th Weakly Ionized Gases

Workshop Plasma-Assisted Combustion

Plasma Formation and Chemistry

30th ASME Wind EnergySymposium

Wind Turbine Aerodynamics

Wind Turbine Control

Green Engineering ProgramCommittee

NASA Subsonic Fixed Wing: Fundamental Technical Challenges

NASA Environmentally ResponsibleAviation: Technologies and IntegratedVehicle Solutions

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NETWORKING EVENTS

Awards Luncheons

Join AIAA on Tuesday in honoring more than 30outstanding engineers, students, and educators

or their exceptional accomplishments andcontributions to the aerospace community. Ticketscan be purchased through the registration processDress is business attire.

Exhibit Receptions and Coffee Breaks

Daily coee breaks, Tuesday evening reception,and Wednesday luncheon reception are all in theAerospace Exposition Hall, ensuring that you have

ample time to visit the exhibits and expand yournetworking opportunities. Tickets are includedin the conerence registration where indicated.Additional tickets may be purchased in advancevia the registration process.

Young Professional Networking Reception

The Tuesday evening reception provides a greatchance for young professional members of the

Institute, professionally employed membersunder the age of 35, to meet other members,network, and make new contacts. Join the AIAA YPCommittee for food, drinks, and relaxed socializing

AIAA Foundation International Student Conference Reception

Meet the winners o the AIAA FoundationInternational Student Conerence, enjoy ood anddrink, and network with other student members

and AIAA leadership at the Monday reception.

Committee Meetings

AIAA committees provide incredible opportunitiesor networking, building your resume, andproessional development. Scores o committeesand subcommittees meet at the Aerospace ScienceMeeting. Stop in to see how you can participate.

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Option 1 Full Conference $730 $885 n n n n n n n n

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$232 $262 n n n n n n n

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Option 7 Discounted Group Rate* $657 n n n n n n n

Option 8Continuing Education (CE) Course andFull Conference with Online Proceedings

$1,265 $1,343 n n n n n n n n n

Extra Tickets $170 $52 $65 $45 $105 $92

* Advance only. 10% discount off early-bird member rate for 10 or more people from the same organization who register at the sametime and pay with a single form of payment. Includes conference, Tuesday awards luncheon, Tuesday evening reception, Wednesdayluncheon reception, Wednesday off-site event, and single-user access to online proceedings. A complete typed list of registrants, along

with completed individual registration forms, must be received by the Standard Registration deadline of 4 January 2012.

Cancellations should be made no later than 23 December 2011. There is a $100 cancellation fee. Registrants who cancelbeyond 23 December 2011 or fail to attend the conference will forfeit the entire fee. If you require more information, please call703.264.7500.

AIAA Membership. Nonmembers paying the full conference registration rate will receive a year of AIAA membership – and all ofthe benets of AIAA membership – with their conference registration. To nd out more about AIAA membership, visit www.aiaa.org/ membership, visit the AIAA Pavilion in the exhibit hall, or simply talk to anyone who is wearing their AIAA membership pin!

Pricing subject to change.

Early Bird Registration Deadline

12 December 2011

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Airports/TransportationAirport

Gaylord Opryland is 10 minutes from NashvilleInternational Airport (BNA).

Shuttle Transportation

Daily Shuttle Schedule: 0500–2300 hrsDaily Express Shuttle Service: 1100–1900 hrs(departs every 20 minutes)

Shuttle Cost

$40 per person, round-trip fare$30 per person, one-way fare

Guests 65 and older and children under 12 receive adiscounted rate of $28 for round-trip fares and $18 forone-way fares. Children under 4 ride for free.

Transportation from Oprylandto Downtown Nashville

Monday, 9 January 1800–2200

Complimentary buses will be available forattendees to travel from the hotel to downtownNashville. All attendees with badges, as well as

accompanying persons will be able to ride thebuses. They will be shuttling throughout the night.Transportation is included in the registration fee.

Parking at Gaylord Opryland

$18 per day self parking/overnight $25 per day valet parking$26 per overnight valet parking

* Please note AIAA does not validate parking.

Hotel InformationGaylord Opryland

2800 Opryland DriveNashville, TN 37214

AIAA conference room rates are $169 (standardroom, single or double occupancy) plus applicableroom tax.

These rooms will be held for AIAA until20 December 2011 or until the room block isfull, then released for use by the general public.The Gaylord Opryland requires a major credit cardwith expiration date to reserve a room.

Federal Government EmployeesThere are a limited number of federal government per diem rooms available on a rst-come, rst-served basis. Valid government ID will be requiredfor those rooms.

Visit www.aiaa.org/events/ASM andclick on Travel and Accommodations tobook your hotel room online. Once youhave clicked the link, adjust your arrival date andthe number of nights you plan on staying andcontinue by selecting “get rates.” Select the room

type and enter guest information.Should you prefer to call directly for reservations,call 866.972.6779 or 615.889.1000 and ask forthe AIAA block.

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Nashville, Tennessee –Music City, U.S.A.

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Gaylord Opryland Resort& Convention CenterCome experience the energy and excitement oMusic City at Gaylord Opryland, on the bankso the Cumberland River. You’ll be amazed atthe nine acres o indoor gardens, cascading

wateralls, and indoor river with its very ownDelta atboat. Within this lush landscape, you’lldiscover reshly remodeled guest rooms andsuites, a completely redesigned Cascades lobby

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Special Thanks to the 2012 Organizing Committee of the 50th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting,New Horizons Forum, and Aerospace Exposition

Ajay K. Agrawal, University of Alabama

E. Russ Althof, Raytheon Missile Systems

David E. Ashpis, NASA Glenn Research Center

Mark Benton, The Boeing Company

Steven Beresh, Sandia National Laboratories

Eric Blades, ATA Engineering, Inc.

Michael Bolender, AFRL/RBCA

Kevin Burns, CSC

Campbell D. Carter, Aerospace Propulsion Division, AFRL/RZA

Kenneth T. Christensen, University of Illinois

Gil Crouse Jr., Auburn University

Vance Dippold III, NASA Glenn Research Center

Jay Frankel, University of Tennessee

Keith A. Gonthier, Louisiana State University

Nelson Green, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryH.A. Hassan, North Carolina State University

John C. Hsu, California State University

Julie E. Kleinhenz, NASA Glenn Research Center

Kevin Kochersberger, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Ronald Kohl, R.J. Kohl & Associates

Dolores S. Krausche, Florida Center for Engineering Education

Chiping Li, Aerojet

Pat Moriarty, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

James R. Murphy, NASA Ames Research Center

Siva Nadarajah, McGill University

Matt Nixon, Boeing-SVS

Robert W. Pitz, Vanderbilt University

Narayanan (Ram) Ramachandran, Jacobs ESTS Group

Jackie Schmoll, a.i. solutions, Inc.

Jason Smith, QuEST ASE Group

Sheri Smith-Brito, The Boeing Company

James W. Somers, OSI

Mani Subramanian, QuEST ASE Group

Charles F. Suchomel, U.S. Air Force Research LaboratoryDaniel L. Sutliff, NASA Glenn Research Center

Timothy Takahashi, Santa Clara University

Chris Tschan, The Aerospace Corporation

Stephen D. Tse, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey

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