Southwest Aerospace Symposium - 10 Sep 2022 - Registration is Live

Registration is live!: https://members.sfte.org/members/evr/reg_event.php?orgcode=SFTE&evid=33068221

Saturday, 10 Sept. 2022  
UT Arlington, Texas
Science & Engineering Innovation & Research (SEIR) Building, Room 298
655 W Mitchell St., Arlington, TX 76010
0900-1600

SFTE/SETP/AIAA
$35 Non Members
$25 SETP/SFTE/AIAA Members, Retirees
FREE! AIAA/SFTE Student Members*
* $3 Administrative Fee for student members
Student memberships are $28 AIAA or $15 SFTE

All prices include Tex-Mex Buffet Luncheon and Breaks

Schedule of Events
0900 - Welcome & Introductions
Morning Session Chair  - Tom Currie(AF)
Director, Bell Flight Research
  
0915 - The Sky is Not the Limit
A quick look at 100 years of cockpit design and what the future portends
Dr. Mike Skaff, Lockheed Martin
  
0945 - Tactical Dehydration and its Effects in the Tactical Aviation Community
Kasey Dixon, Lockheed Martin

1015 - Networking Coffee Break
  
1045 - Bell X-22A Research Aircraft
Erasmo PineroM  , Bell
   
1115 - V-280 Flight Test           
David Johnson, Bell
1145 Tex-Mex Lunch Buffet

1215 - Luncheon Keynote Speaker
Amy Bean
Amy is a speaker, a writer, and the daughter of Aviator, Astronaut, Artist Alan Bean, lunar module pilot for Apollo 12 who grew up in Fort Worth, TX. Amy grew up in the history-making community of men, women and children who had a dream, worked together to achieve the impossible, and landed man on the moon. Her family marked the passing of time, not by the changing of the seasons, but by the power of the next rocket launch, and the boundaries broken as man pushed closer and closer to the moon. Amy presents a very unique viewpoint of the historic Apollo missions as she provides insight into her family experiences and reviews some of the amazing artwork from her father.
 
Afternoon Session Chair  - Jeff Trang(F)
Vice President, Engineering & Flight Operations, Airbus Helicopters North America
  
1330 - Space Shuttle Configuration Development
Paul Park, UTA Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

1430 - Networking Coffee Break
  
1500 - Digital Threads and Digital Twins
Don Kinnard, Lockheed Martin
   
1530 - Flying: The Evolution of Passenger Safety
Jim Acree(AF)

1600 - Closing, UTA Aero Mavs & Formula SAE Tours