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AIAA Houston Section
Guidance, Navigation and Control Technical Committee
Images Courtesy of NASA Johnson Space Center and
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov
Members
Prerit Shah, United Space Alliance, Chair
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Ellen Gillespie, United Space Alliance
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Jeff Tave, Lockheed Martin
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Douglas Yazell, Honeywell
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Murugan Subramaniam, Akima Tech-Link, LLC
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Ron Sostaric, NASA JSC
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Alicia Baker, Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (Student member)
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Katherine L. Blummer, The Boeing Company
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Gabe Garrett, ARES Corporation
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Gregory Joseph, Jacobs ESCG
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If you are interested in joining the work of the committee, contact any
member or Douglas Yazell at 281-244-3925. We are looking for qualified new
members (both professionals and students).
Charter
To provide a forum for exchange of ideas and information regarding the state
of the art and the future of aerospace guidance, navigation, and control. To
stimulate education, professional development, and accomplishment by fostering
communication and by providing resources.
Goals
- Recruit members for the technical committee and AIAA
- Recruit one technical committee member from each 'GN&C' company in the
Clear Lake Area
- Encourage lectures from government, industry, and universities
- Monitor and contribute to the mirror committee on the national level
- Organize lunch-and-learn sessions in the the Houston Clear Lake area
(3 or more per year)
- Focus on the technical challenges of the next 3-5 years
- Meet 3-4 times/year, sometimes with national committee, to focus on
technical issues in the field
- Interact with other AIAA technical committees, other professional societies,
and universities
- Survey tools and techniques
- Initiate and review reports on GN&C aspects of missions to Mars
Lunch-and-Learns
- September 22, 2006
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Emerging Software Tools for Satellite Design
James D. Turner/Director of Operations, Consortium for Autonomous Space Systems
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PDF
- February 10, 2006
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NanoMaterials for Space Exploration
Padraig Moloney/NASA/JSC
Flier:
PDF
- February 2, 2006
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Where Did That Equation Come From?
John Goodman/United Space Alliance
Flier:
PDF
Presentation:
PDF
- July 26, 2005
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In Pursuit of the Phantom Torque
Jack Bacon/NASA JSC/OM3
Flier:
PDF
- May 19, 2005
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Hierarchical Navigation Algorithms in Support of Mars Exploration
Robert H. Bishop / The University of Texas at Austin
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PDF
- September 17, 2004
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Trajectory Optimization from Euler to Lawden to Today
Christopher D'Souza / The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory
Flier:
PDF
Presentation:
PPT, 2.61 MB
- July 7, 2004
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Some Aspects of N-Dimensional Theoretical Mechanics
Dr. John E. Hurtado, Texas A&M
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PPS, 5.73 MB
- January 8, 2004
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Vision Based Relative Navigation for Autonomous Proximity Operations
Dr. John Valasek, Texas A&M, Dr. Declan Hughes, Starvision Technologies
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PPT, 5.99 MB
- October 21, 2003
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Linear Parameter Varying Control and Applications to Active Microgravity
Isolation
Dr. Karolos Grigoriadis, University of Houston
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PDF, 1.67 MB
- August 19, 2003
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Formation Flying of Satellites-a Generalization of Proximity Operations
Dr. Srinivas Vadali, Texas A&M University
Flier:
PDF |
DOC
Presentation:
PDF, 1.34 MB |
PPT, 2.45 MB
- June 18, 2003
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Graduate Curriculum in Space Architecture
Professor Larry Bell, University of Houston
Flier:
DOC
- June 11, 2003
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Flower Constellations-Continuous Coverage of Non-Equatorial Regions with
Repeating Tracks
Dr. Daniele Mortari, Texas A&M University
Flier:
DOC
Presentation:
PPT, 1.9 MB
(Updated: 11/10/2004)
Flower Constellations Group's
Web Page at Texas A&M University
- April 2, 2003
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Geometry of Sun Tracking from Earth Orbit and Related Simulation
Initialization
Douglas Yazell, Honeywell International
- June 18, 2001
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StarNav and VisNav: A New Generation of Electro-Optical Spacecraft Navigation
Sensors and Algorithms
Dr. John Junkins, Texas A&M University
Flier:
DOC
Abstract and Speaker's Bio:
DOC
- February 24, 2000
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MEDS, the Space Shuttle Orbiter's Multifunction Electronic Display System
Mr. James Newsome and Mr. Danny Siner presented MEDS, the 'glass cockpit'
upgrade (shortly before its first flight).
- Available Videos
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These events are professionally videotaped by NASA/USA.
Video recordings of these events are available for free loans for the following speakers:
Junkins, Bell, Vadali, Gregoriadis, Valasek/Hughes, and Bacon.
AIAA membership is not required.
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