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Important Notice to Attendees

The material to be presented and discussed at the Turbine Engine Technology Symposium will involve technical data that is governed by DoD Directive 5230.25, “Withholding of Unclassified Technical Data from Public Disclosure.” Only individuals or enterprises certified under DoD Directive 5230.25 are eligible to obtain access to unclassified technical data with military or space applications in the possession of, or under the control of, the DoD.

As a participant of the 2016 Turbine Engine Technology Symposium, please observe the following guidelines:

• Attendee badges must be worn and prominently displayed at all times while in attendance at the Symposium. Access to all Symposium sessions, workshops and exhibits is strictly limited by badge access only.

• Attendee badges are the responsibility of the attendees. As such, attendee badges should be kept in the attendee’s control, even while the attendee is not in attendance at the Symposium.

• Any attendee whose badge is lost must report this to the Symposium Registration Desk located in Room 106 of the Dayton Convention Center. A replacement badge will be issued once credentials and certification information have been revalidated.

• At the end of the attendee’s participation badges must be turned in to Symposium Staff in Room 106 or to the guards at the entrances to the Symposium sessions and exhibits.

• NO photography is allowed at the Symposium, including the Exhibit Hall, General Session, or the Workshops.

We hope that you will find your participation at the 2016 Turbine Engine Technology Symposium both

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General Session

Registration

Exhibit Hall / Lunch

Table of Contents and Map

Attendee Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Monday Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Tuesday Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Wednesday Agenda . . . . . . . . 10Thursday Agenda. . . . . . . . . . 10Beyond the Booth Agenda . . . 11Keynote Biography . . . . . . . . 12Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Exhibit Hall Map . . . . . . . . . . 14Exhibitor Listing . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Registration Room 106 General Session Room 101Exhibit Hall / Lunch Room 102Workshops* and Training Third Floor*See Workshop Agenda for detailed information.

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Monday, September 12 Agenda

7:00 AM Registration (open until 5:00 PM) Room 106

7:30 AM Exhibits Open Room 102 Training 8:00 AM Turbine Engine Fundamentals - Performance Room 307-309 Mr. Ryan Battelle, USAF 8:00 AM Airworthiness (Propulsion) Room 310/311 Mr. Patrick Ethier, USAF 8:00 AM MRL 101, Manufacturing Readiness Levels Room 303 Mr. Jim Morgan, Universal Technology Corporation 8:00 AM Use of Ontology in Digital Thread Room 302 Dr. Barry Smith, University of Buffalo SUNY Mr. Lowell Vizenor, Securboration, Inc.

10:00 AM Opening Remarks Room 101 Mr. Bill Koop, Universal Technology Corporation

10:15AM Keynote Address: Turbine Engine Enterprise Room 101 Dr. Dale Carlson, USAF, Propulsion Senior Technical Advisor

11:05 AM VAATE and ATTAM (Advanced Turbine Technology Room 101 for Affordable Mission Capability) Dr. Chuck Cross, USAF, Turbine Engine Division Chief 11:45 AM Lunch in the Exhibit Hall Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11 New this year! The Beyond the Booth venue will be offered with this year’s Exhibit Hall on the 12th, 13th and 14th to facilitate inclusion of diverse topics during the breaks, lunches and receptions. Each 20 minute technical presentation covers current subjects of interest to the Turbine Engine community and includes time for audience interaction and questions.

1:00 PM Introductions Room 101 Mr. John Datko, Universal Technology Corporation

1:05 PM Army Propulsion Summary Room 101 Ms. Anastasia Kozup, Aviation Applied Technology Directorate, Army

1:30 PM Navy Propulsion & Power Perspective Room 101 Dr. Knox Millsaps, Office of Naval Research

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Monday, September 12 Agenda (cont’d)

1:55 PM AF Propulsion & Power Summary Room 101 Mr. Ralph Garcia, USAF, Director of Propulsion

2:40 PM Break Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11 3:15 PM Adaptive Engines Room 101

Mr. Matt Meininger, USAF Mr. Jason Parson, USAF 3:55 PM EMSP: Efficient Medium Scale Propulsion Room 101 Mr. Tony Cerminaro, USAF 4:15 PM ESSP: Efficient Small Scale Propulsion Room 101 Dr. Greg Minkiewicz, USAF 4:30 PM Propulsion for Hypersonics Room 101 Dr. Tom Jackson, USAF 4:55 PM Gas Turbine Export Controls Room 101

Mr. Rizwan “Riz” Ramakdawala, Defense Technology Security Administration 5:10 PM Networking in Exhibit Hall until 7:00 PM (cash bar) Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11

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Tuesday, September 13 Agenda

7:00 AM Registration (open until 7:00 PM) Room 106

7:00 AM Exhibits Open Room 102

8:00 AM Introductions Room 101 Mr. John Datko, Universal Technology Corporation

8:05 AM DARPA Propulsion & Power Summary Room 101 Dr. Steve Walker, DARPA

8:35 AM Structural Integrity Considerations for Additive Manufacturing Room 101 Dr. Michael Gorelik, FAA Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor

9:05 AM Additive Manufacturing for Turbine Engines Room 101 Ms. Christine Myers, NAVAIR

9:35 AM Break Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11

10:10 AM Navy Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) AoA Status Room 101 CAPT Rich "Snap" Brophy, Head, Carrier Strike Aircraft and Programs (N980S)

Mr. Kevin McCarthy, Navy Next Generation Air Dominance Analysis of Alternatives (NGAD AoA) Study Lead

10:45 AM LCAAT (Low Cost Attritable Aircraft Technology) Room 101 Mr. William “Bill” Baron, USAF, Aerospace Systems Principal Engineer

11:20 AM Aerospace and Defense Industrial Base Issues Room 101 Mr. Pierre Chao, Renaissance Strategic Advisors

11:50 AM Lunch in the Exhibit Hall Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11

1:00 PM Engine Sustainment Panel Room 101 Moderator: Mr. Ted Fecke, Technical Adviser, Propulsion, Universal Technology Corporation

Mr. Tom Hart, Honeywell Inc Mr. Dan McCormick, GE Aviation Mr. Bennett Croswell, Pratt & Whitney Mr. Tom Hartmann, Rolls-Royce North American Technologies Inc Mr. Joe Brostmeyer, Florida Turbine Technologies Inc

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Tuesday, September 13 AgendA (Cont'd)

2:45 PM Break / Beyond the Booth Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11 3:15 PM Propulsion: To the Future and Beyond Panel Room 101

Moderator: Dr. Doug Blake, USAF, Aerospace Systems Director Mr. Brad “Bones” McCoy, Lockheed Martin

Mr. David Zilz, Boeing Mr. Wayne Hurwitz, Northrop Grumman Mr. Tony Miguelez, NAVAIR SYSCOM Mr. Ralph Garcia, USAF, Director of Propulsion 5:00 PM Closing Comments and Workshop Overview Room 101

Mr. Bill Koop, Universal Technology Corporation Mr. Ryan Battelle, USAF

5:10 PM Exhibitor Reception (until 7:00 PM) Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11

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Wednesday, September 14 Agenda

7:30 AM Registration (open until 5:00 PM) Third Floor Lobby 7:30 AM Exhibits Open Room 102 8:30 AM Workshops Third Floor 10:00 AM Break in the Exhibit Hall Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11

10:30 AM Workshops Third Floor 12:00 PM Lunch in the Exhibit Hall Room 102 Beyond the Booth - Presentations in Exhibit Hall - see p. 11 Room 102

1:30 PM Exhibits Closed 1:30 PM Workshops Third Floor

3:00 PM Break Third Floor Lobby

3:30 PM Workshops Third Floor 5:30 PM Workshops Close

Thursday, September 15 Agenda

7:30 AM Registration (open until 5:00 PM) Third Floor Lobby (Exhibits Closed) 8:30 AM Workshops Third Floor10:00 AM Break Third Floor Lobby

10:30 AM Workshops Third Floor 12:00 PM Open Lunch Room 102 (Food available for purchase in the Dayton Convention Center)

1:30 PM Workshops Third Floor

3:00 PM Break Third Floor Lobby

3:30 PM Workshops Third Floor

5:30 PM Adjourn Symposium

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beyond the booth AGENDANew this year! The Beyond the Booth venue will be offered with this year’s Exhibit Hall (Room 102) on the 12th, 13th and 14th to facilitate inclusion of diverse topics during the breaks, lunches and receptions. Each 20 minute technical presentation covers current subjects of interest to the Turbine Engine community and includes time for audience interaction and questions. A full listing of speakers is included for easy reference.

Monday, September 12 11:45 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Mr. Kevin Westhora, Dytran Instruments, Inc. 12:30 PM Dr. Foluso Ladeinde, TTC Technologies 2:40 PM Break 2:50 PM Mr. James Winner, Lockheed Martin 5:10 PM Exhibitor Reception 5:20 PM Mr. Chris Napoleon, Napoleon Engineering Services 5:45 PM Dr. Darin Knaus, Creare 6:10 PM Mr. Ken Clodfelter / Mr. Dave Lawrence, Aerodyn 6:35 PM Ms. Devon O'Neill, Agilis Management

tuesday, September 13 9:35 AM Break 9:40 AM Dr. Alec Shkolnik, LiquidPiston 11:50 AM Lunch 12:05 PM Mr. Randy Jenkins, Southern Research 12:35 PM Mr. Noal Garber, dSpace, Inc 2:45 PM Break 2:50 PM Mr. Gary Gonzales, TEAC America 5:10 PM Exhibitor Reception 5:20 PM Mr. Christopher Brown, Energy Research Consultants 5:45 PM Mr. Robert Kennedy, Turnkey Design Services, LLC 6:10 PM Dr. Steven Shepard, Thermal Wave 6:35 PM Mr. Bob Markley, 3rd Dimension, LLC.

WEDNEsday, September 14 10:00 AM Break 10:05 AM Mr. Chris Lykins, Florida Turbine Technologies 12:00 PM Lunch 12:15 PM Ms. Carol Cash, Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) 12:40 PM Mr. Gilmer Burgos, Infotech Aerospace Services Inc 1:05 PM Mr. Bryan Westra, Northrop Grumman

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Keynote Speaker

Dr. Dale Carlson

Dale R. Carlson, a member of the Senior Executive Service, is the Propulsion Senior Technical Advisor in the Engineering Directorate, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The directorate provides leadership and support at senior government and industry levels in aerodynamic and structural design, propulsion safety, durability, and engine certification.

Dr. Carlson has more than 35 years of US government and industrial experience in developing and leading propulsion system design, research, development, and applications across a broad range of speed regimes. As a trained aerodynamicist and computational fluid dynamics specialist, he has taught, developed, and applied state of the art computational methodologies to numerous multi-disciplinary problems. These include subsonic, transonic and hypersonic flows, unsteady turbomachinery flowpath simulations, aerothermochemistry, and thermal response of structures, laser-material interaction, hydrodynamic stability, aerodynamics, thermal radiation, and geometrical optics of missile sensor windows. Dr. Carlson is an expert (Six Sigma certified Master Black Belt) in applying statistical tools and probabilistic methodologies for the solution of complex engineering design, manufacturing, and business problems. He has also extensive systems engineering experience and has led several major engine qualification and development programs.

Dr. Carlson has extensive experience in propulsion technology strategy and as a technology spokesperson at numerous conferences and venues across the globe. Leveraging his extensive industrial experience, he has advised numerous US Government agencies on international trends and developments in science and technology for the aerospace sciences.

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Exhibit Hall Layout - Room 102

Exhibit Hall Hours

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Exhibits Open 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM

Networking Reception 5:10 PM - 7:00 PM

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Exhibitor ListingBOOTH ORGANIZATION

901 3RD DIMENSION INDUSTRIAL 3D PRINTING

116 ADS CFD INC803 AERODYN500 AGILIS330 AMETEK INTERCONNECT

TECHNOLOGIES608 APEX TURBINE TESTING TECHNOLOGIES110 APS MATERIALS INC120 ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT

COMPLEX306 BELCAN106 CD-ADAPCO811 CDI CORPORATION112 CEL AEROSPACE610 CINCINNATI TESTING LABORATORIES310 COI CERAMICS INC122 COMPOSITES HORIZONS LLC302 CREARE LLC406 CURTISS-WRIGHT (METAL MPROVEMENT CO)508 DDM SYSTEMS711 DSPACE INC507 DYTRAN INSTRUMENTS INC.408 EATON324 ELECTRIC JET LLC510 ELEMENT MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY114 ENERGY RESEARCH CONSULTANTS600 FLORIDA TURBINE TECHNOLOGIES INC909 GASTOPS205 GE821 HGL DYNAMICS INC217 HONEYWELL911 INFOTECH AEROSPACE SERVICES INC328 IR TELEMETRICS INC606 KULITE SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS INC707 LAMBDA TECHNOLOGIES819 LIQUIDPISTON227 LOCKHEED MARTIN

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126 LSP TECHNOLOGIES INC817 LYCOMING ENGINES314 MATECH506 MATRIX COMPOSITES INC.118 MDS COATING TECHNOLOGIES

CORPORATION809 MICROTEK FINISHING LLC511 MOHAWK INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY INC320 NAPOLEON ENGINEERING SERVICES223 NORTHROP GRUMMAN108 NOTRE DAME TURBOMACHINERY

LABORATORY326 OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE607 OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE OAI400 PARAMETRIC SOLUTIONS209 PRATT & WHITNEY905 PRECISION FILTERS INC609 PROTO MANUFACTURING201 ROLLS-ROYCE LIBERTYWORKS805 SOUTHERN RESEARCH ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTER801 SPECTRAL ENERGIES LLC308 SPYTEK AEROSPACE CORPORATION903 STARWIN INDUSTRIES509 TEAC AMERICA213 TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INC611 TEST DEVICES INC219 THE BOEING CO318 THERMAL WAVE IMAGING124 TRIUMPH AEROSPACE SYSTEMS

NEWPORT NEWS300 TTC TECHNOLOGIES INC410 TURBO MACHINED PRODUCTS LLC813 TURBOCAM INTERNATIONAL304 TURNKEY DESIGN SERVICES LLC128 UNIVERSAL TECHNOLOGY CORP316 UTC AEROSPACE SYSTEMS215 WILLIAMS INTERNATIONAL

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