ABPSI TC Meeting Agenda Introductions P&E Meeting Summary ABPSI Organization & Succession Planning Subcommittee and Workshop Reviews Transformational Flight PC Overview Liasons Technical Subcommittee Overview New Initiatives Summary Closing

P&E Group Organization VP Technical Activities Committee Basil Hassan Director Propulsion and Energy Jeff Hamstra 4 Branches, 12 TCs Deputy Director Rocket & Space Propulsion I-Shih Chang Deputy Director Air Breathing Propulsion Deputy Director Advanced Propulsion & Technologies Selma Goldstein Deputy Director Energy David Lilley Hybrid Rockets Brian Evans Gas Turbine Engines Jimmy Kenyon Nuclear & Future Flight Propulsion Chris Taylor Aerospace Power Systems Dick Shaw Liquid Propulsion Scott Forde High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Ryan Starkey Energetic Components & Systems Hobin Lee Terrestrial Energy Systems Mark Bryden Solid Rockets Mark Langhenry Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Michelle McMillan Propellants & Combustion M.S. Anand Electric Propulsion Eric Pencil

P&E Group Meeting Topics P&E Path Forward – Hamstra Graduate Awards Issue Update – Magnus Forum Update – Magnus P&E Forum Business Model – Chenevey JPC 2013 - Castro IECEC 2013 - Gupta P&E Forum 2014 - Pestak TC Integration – Sordyl P&E Initiatives JPC 2013 Social Networking - Johnston Pressure Gain Combustion Working Group - Tangirala

AIAA Organization Updates Sandra H. Magnus, Ph. D AIAA Organization Updates Sandra H. Magnus, Ph.D., AIAA Executive Director More Accountability Attained through Better Communication and Organization Organization Now Allocates Budgets Based on Activities (e.g., Conference, Publications, etc) Emphasizing Proactive vs Reactive Budget Management Take Advantage of Synergies More TC Integration with Local Sections NEM Implementation – Gradual Evolving Strategy Forums Defined as Co-Located Conferences to Facilitate Government Participation Defense Forum on Hold – Assessing Probability of Success

Conferences Updates JPC 2013 Summary Number of Sessions and Paper Count Remained Consistent at 150- 160 sessions 2010 – 2013 Restructuring to No-conflict Theme Days is possible, Post- conference feedback will tell if we try it again An AIAA First: 3 ITAR Sessions with 10 papers , 1 panel Reduced attendance Attributed to Sequestration Cut Spending but Conference Revenue Still Not Covering Costs Seeking Additional Revenue Sources Working Toward Offering Virtual Conference Participation (TAC Workshop Topic, SciTech 2014 ) More Accurate Conference Cost Tracking Using New Budget Allocation

Top 5 P&E Initiatives Must Develop New Product Delivery Models - Virtual Engagement, ITAR Sessions, Web-Based Methods Must Grow In “Energy” Must Improve Outreach to YP & International - Focus Education As Stepping Stone To Greater AIAA Involvement Must Reinvigorate Awards & Develop More Internal P&E Recognition Must Do A Better Job At Marketing - Get The Message Out! 14 July 2013

P&E Products & Services Prioritized list based on discussions with P&E TC Chairs Technical Program At Conferences - Paper Sessions, Panel Sessions, Plenary Speakers & Related Education – Short Courses & Workshops, YP Engagement, K-12 Honors & Awards – Technical Excellence, Scholarships, Best Papers, Design Competitions TC Member Advocacy – Conference Events & Networking, Grade Advancement, Mentoring Publication/Communication – Books, Web Sites, Newsletters Public Policy – Policy Papers, CVD Key Issues Standards

Legacy P&E Group Organization VP Technical Activities Committee Basil Hassan Director Propulsion and Energy Jeff Hamstra 4 Branches, 12 TCs Deputy Director Rocket & Space Propulsion I-Shih Chang Deputy Director Air Breathing Propulsion Deputy Director Advanced Propulsion & Technologies Selma Goldstein Deputy Director Energy David Lilley Hybrid Rockets Brian Evans Gas Turbine Engines Jimmy Kenyon Nuclear & Future Flight Propulsion Chris Taylor Aerospace Power Systems Dick Shaw Liquid Propulsion Scott Forde High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Ryan Starkey Energetic Components & Systems Hobin Lee Terrestrial Energy Systems Mark Bryden Solid Rockets Mark Langhenry Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Michelle McMillan Propellants & Combustion M.S. Anand Electric Propulsion Eric Pencil Deputies will be aligned more with products, services and initiatives and less with TC functional groupings

Air Breathing Propulsion Branch Organization ABP Branch Common Elements Communications Dora Musielak (817) 472-7115 dmusielak@uta.edu Education Dan Kirk (321) 674-7622 dkirk@fit.edu Conferences Nayo Martinez (xxx)xxxxxx nayo@psnet.com Honors & Awards Han Bala (256)489-5358 madhanbala@gmail.com Separate TCs Gas Turbine Engines Jimmy Kenyon (571) 372-6512 james.kenyon@osd.mil Vice Chair: John Sordyl High Speed ABP Ryan Starkey (720) 290-7448 rstarkey@colorado.edu Vice Chair: Dora Musielak ABP Systems Integration Michelle McMillan (314) 324-4482 michelle@syngenics.com Vice Chair: Bruce McKay

ABPSI TC Organization …and Successors TC Chair Michelle McMillan Vice Chair Bruce McKay (2014 Chen Chuck) Past Chair Jeff Flamm Communications Chair: Neal Herring Vice: Anne-Laure Delot Honors & Awards Chair: Keith Blodgett Vice: Vance Dippold Education Chair: Rod Daebelliehn Vice: Chen Chuck Membership Vice: Service Subcommittees Conferences Chair: Dyna Benchergui Vice: Bruce McKay Integrated Aero Performance Chair: Thomas Berens Vice: Chris Hughes Dick Scharnhorst Subsystem, Performance, Optimization Chair: Bruce McKay Vice: Propellers, Pistons, Turboprops Chair: Charles Beard Vice: Stephen Johnson Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing Chair: Bob Nichols Technical Subcommittees

ABPSI TC Activities Financial Status and Other Activities Chair: Michelle McMillan Vice Chair: Bruce McKay Phone: 314-324-4482 Phone: 770-313-0949 Email: michelle@syngenics.com Email: bruce.mckay@mindspring.com Financial Status and Other Activities Issues / Help Needed Resolve Overlap between TC Scopes / Calls NEM Implementation / Support Identify Solution for ABPSI to Retain PAW Proceeds Accomplishments AIAA Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop (PAW) 2nd Workshop - P&E Forum 2014 Defining Future Test Cases  Actively Recruiting New Members in Under-Represented Technical Areas – Contacting Presenters / Authors from Recent ABPSI Sessions Documenting TC / Subcommittee Roles and Responsibilities Initiatives & Plans Continued AIAA Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop (PAW) JPC 2013 Invited Paper Sessions (2) Maintained PAW Website, Sponsored by Tecplot Organized Invited Group of Aeronautical Research and Technology in Europe (GARTEUR) Paper Session on Integrated Aero Performance for SciTech 2014 Improved New Member Assimilation Process Revised New Member Orientation Established Mentors for New Members Recruited 2 New Members – Still Room to Grow Selected Best Paper Award Recipient - AIAA-2012-3917 Reestablished GC Oates Award Agreement and Endowment Participated in ABP Award Selection – Thomas Kaemming Evaluated AIAA/IGTI Engine Design Competition Submissions Expenditures: $0 Current Funds: $6,151 PAW: $5,560 TC: $591

Membership Subcommittee Controls Membership Roster, Assigns Subcommittee Members, Works with TC Chair to Designate Subcommittee Chairs and Ensure Orderly Succession of Leadership, Recognizes High Performing TC Members through Awards and Membership Upgrades Chair: Keith Blodgett Welcome New Members Kivanc Ekici, University of Tennessee Stefanie Hirt, NASA GRC TC Still Has Room to Grow Especially Seeking Members in Academia and Government Seeking Members in Underrepresented Technical Areas Propellers, Pistons, Turboprops Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing Subsystems, etc Initiatives: Recruit New Members Recruit Presenters / Authors from ABPSI Sessions in Recent Conferences Improve New Member Assimilation New Member Feedback Mentoring Membership Profile 34 Total 29 Regular 0 Associate 5 International Category 22 Industry (65%) 4 Academia (12%) 8 Government (23%) International members 1 Canada 1 France 2 Germany 1 China 2 New Members New Members: Kivanc Ekici, University of Tennessee Stefanie Hirt, NASA GRC

APBSI Roster First Name Last Name Organization Name Primary E-Mail Charles Beard The Boeing Company charles.s.beard@boeing.com Dyna Benchergui Bombardier Dyna.Benchergui@aero.bombardier.com Thomas Berens CASSIDIAN Thomas.Berens@cassidian.com Norbert Bissinger EADS n_c.bissinger@t-online.de Keith Blodgett GE Aviation keith.blodgett@ge.com Shane Bunnag Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems shane.bunnag@ngc.com Haixin Chen Tsinghua University chenhaixin@tsinghua.edu.cn Clarence Chenault Aerospace Business Development Associates (ABDA) lance.chenault@abdainc.com Chuck chen.chuck@boeing.com Roderick Daebelliehn Aerojet roderick.daebelliehn@aerojet.com Anne-Laure Delot ONERA anne-laure.delot@onera.fr Vance Dippold NASA Glenn Research Center Vance.F.Dippold@nasa.gov Neal Domel Lockheed Martin Aeronautics neal.d.domel@lmco.com Kivanc Ekici University of Tennessee ekici@utk.edu Jeffrey Flamm NASA Langley Research Center jeffrey.d.flamm@nasa.gov Gaharan charles.gaharan@lmco.com Lie-Mine Gea lie-mine.gea@boeing.com

APBSI Roster First Name Last Name Organization Name Primary E-Mail Ian Halliwell Power Systems Manufacturing LLC ianhalliwell@earthlink.net Jeffrey Hamstra Lockheed Martin Aeronautics jeffrey.w.hamstra@lmco.com Eric Hansen Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards AFB eric.hansen2@edwards.af.mil Neal Herring United Technologies Research Center HerrinNR@utrc.utc.com Stefanie Hirt NASA Shared Service Center shirt@nasa.gov Christopher Hughes NASA Glenn Research Center christopher.e.hughes@nasa.gov Stephen Johnson Northrop Grumman Stephen.johnson@ngc.com John Kelly Department of Defense, Turbine Engine Ground Test Complex john.kelly@arnold.af.mil Jonathan Litt jonathan.litt@grc.nasa.gov Loth University of Illinois loth@illinois.edu Bruce McKay Virgin Galactic’ s The Spaceship Company bruce.mckay@mindspring.com Michelle McMillan SynGenics Corporation michelle@syngenics.com Robert Nichols The University of Alabama at Birmingham robert.nichols@arnold.af.mil Richard Scharnhorst The Boeing Company richard.k.scharnhorst@boeing.com Tim Warlick Raytheon Missile Systems tim.warlick@raytheon.com William Westphal Rolls-Royce Corporation bill.westphal@rolls-royce.com Bryan Westra bryan.westra@ngc.com

Service Subcommittee Rosters Membership Chair: Keith Blodgett Vice: Lance Chenault Neal Domel Chris Hughes Jonathan Litt Bruce McKay Michelle McMillan Dick Scharnhorst Communications Chair: Neal Herring Vice: Anne-Laure Delot Thomas Berens Dyna Benchergui John Kelly Eric  Hansen (SM POC) Bob Nichols Charles Gaharan Honors & Awards Chair: Keith Blodgett Vice: Vance Dippold Norbert  Bissinger Shane Bunnag Jeffrey Flamm Jeffrey Hamstra Stefanie Hirt Stephen Johnson Tim Warlick Education Chair: Rod Daebelliehn Vice: Chen Chuck Charles  Beard Haixin Chen Kivanc Ekici Lie-Mine Gea Ian Halliwell Eric Loth William Westphal Bryan Westra   Conferences SciTech Dyna Benchergui (2013) Dick Scharnhorst (2014) Charles Gaharan (2015) P&E Forum Bruce McKay (2013) Chris Hughes (2014) Shane Bunnag (2015)

Communication Subcommittee Disseminate Information Regarding TC Accomplishments, Activities, and Announcements to AIAA through Year in Review Articles, ABP and ABPSI Websites, and Promotional Material Chair: Neal Herring Vice: Anne-Laure Delot Roles and Responsibilities Year in Review Article: Dyna Benchergui Website (https://info.aiaa.org/tac/PEG/ABPSITC/): Anne-Laure Delot Social Media POC: Eric Hansen Newsletter? Initiatives Replace ABP Tri-Folds with TC Cards with QR Codes New-Member Handbook by Dec 2013 TC Branding: TC Banners with QR code TC Subcommittee Chairs Update Subcommittee Websites Online Membership Directory? Social Media 17

Honors and Awards Develop Award Specifications for ABP, Recommend Selection for ABP (Career Achievement) Award, Select Gordon C. Oates Graduate Student Award and ABP Best Paper Awards, Provide Young Engineer’s Recognition Certificates and Presents Chairman’s Award when Appropriate Chair: Keith Blodgett Vice Chair: Vance Dippold ABP Award presented for meritorious accomplishment in the arts, sciences, and technology of air breathing propulsion systems Requires 3 Active Nominations (Currently Have Exactly 3 – More Needed) Nomination Deadline Oct 1? Selected Candidate Must Be Endorsed (e-mail Vote) by at Least 50% of the TC Gordon Oates Award – Currently Suspended Pending Resolution Cash Award Presented for “Outstanding Graduate Student Research in the Area of Air Breathing Propulsion” Best paper Award Email Candidates to Shane Bunnag, shane.bunnag@ngc.com 18

GC Oates Student Award Status Previous Award Funding Distribution $5000 Cash Award $150 Plaque Travel Expenses, Capped at $1000 Award Suspended Due to Insufficient Funds AIAA Foundation Proposed Agreement AIAA Foundation will Restore the Endowment to $25,000 TCs Agree to Work with AIAA to Identify Fundraising Opportunities to Support the Endowment Future Award Dispersements Will be $1000 Cash Award and $150 Plaque, $0 for Travel from Endowment Fund is Intended to Last in Perpetuity – Award Will Be Suspended if Fund Balance Breaches $20,000 Threshold Endowment Fund Assets Will Be Managed by AIAA Foundation TCs Have Requested Quarterly Reporting on Fund Status Agreement Has Been Signed by ABP TCs – Awaiting Response from AIAA Foundation

2013 Air Breathing Propulsion Award Recipient Mr Thomas Kaemming For Outstanding Technical achievements, Creativity, and Pioneering Research that Greatly Contributed to the Advancement of Pulse Detonation Engines and High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Technology AIAA Associate Fellow (23 Years AIAA Membership) Over 35 Years of Contributions to Air Breathing Propulsion Technology Development Boeing Technical Fellow (Retired) Currently with Innovative Scientific Solutions Inc (ISSI)

ABPSI Best Paper Award Awarded at the JPC for the Best Technical Paper Presented in an Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Session “Optimal Inlet Shape Design of N2B Hybrid Wing Body Configuration” By Hyoungjin Kim Science Applications International Corporation, Cleveland, OH 44135 and Meng-Sing Liou NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH 44135 AIAA-2012-3917 Presented at the 48th AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference & Exhibit Email New Best Paper Nominations to: Shane Bunnag shane.bunnag@ngc.com

Education Subcommittee Develop and Sponsor Short Courses Establish, Oversee, and Administer Student Propulsion Design Competitions Chair: Rod Daebelliehn Vice Chair – Chen Chuck Initiatives PAW workshop at 2014 P&E Forum (Chen Chuck) CFD companies provide tutorials on their products Includes a limited term license for the product Short course summary webinars developed for managers of technical teams and / or high school students K-12 Outreach (Charles Beard) – 3D printed, powered, rotating turbine model with thrust reversers No shortage of beta testers for the model… 22

ABPSI Conference Paper Stats ASM 12 JPC 12 ASM 13 JPC 13 SciTech 14 Abstracts Received 18 22 49 46 16 Transferred In/Out 10 / 0 21 / 3 1 / 0 2 / 1 Rejected 2 5 3 Withdraw/No-Show 5 / 0 8 / 0 1 / ? 12 / ? Total Papers 21 27 47 31 17 ABPSI Sessions 4 7 9 ~ 4 Co-Sessions APA HS/GTE 2 GTE/GEPC 1 Total Sessions 13 10 ~ 4 23

ABPSI Conference Leads ASM 2013 Dyna Benchergui (Dallas) SciTech 2014 Richard Scharnhorst (Washington DC) 2015 Charles Gaharan (Orlando) JPC 2013 Bruce McKay (San Jose) P&E Forum 2014 Chris Hughes (Cleveland) 2015 Shane Bunnag (TBD) 24

Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop (PAW) Focus: to assess the accuracy of CFD in obtaining multi-stream air breathing jet performance and flow structure. PAW provides an impartial forum to present findings, discuss results, exchange ideas and evaluate the effectiveness of existing computer codes and modeling techniques. Who we are: Committee members are mostly but not limited to members of the ABPSI Technical Committee that represent 14 government organizations, companies and universities. Accomplishments: The first workshop preceded JPC 2012, which included 20 teams with 50 participants. PAW provides scholarships to enable students, professors, and retirees to participate. Our Future Activities: We have 2 invited session in the 50th AIAA JPC conference (yes this one) with 11+ papers. The 2nd PAW workshop is tentatively schedule preceding the 51st AIAA JPC conference in 2014. (cross all fingers!) How you can help: Provide test cases, ideas, time, and of course, moola.

Transformational Flight Program Committee Overview Points of Contact: Transformational Flight PC Chair, Lynn Unrau, LMUnrau@cessna.textron.com Transformational Flight Subject Matter Expert, Mark Moore, mark.d.moore@nasa.gov

What is Transformational Flight? Radically new methods of air transportation (or other missions) Not only new approaches to vehicles, but to the corresponding missions, infrastructure, technologies, and regulations Initial focus on personal, on-demand aviation Other topics discussed include sub-orbital long range flight, hypersonic transport, etc. A new market opportunity that may not be defined yet

Constituent Activities and Gatherings 2009: NASA provides $400K in Centennial Challenge Prizes for the “Personal Flight Challenge” 2010: DARPA Transformer Vertical Takeoff and Landing Roadable Air Vehicle $60M program 2010: NASA sponsors the “Aviation Unleashed” conference that attracts several hundred attendees to discuss emerging, aviation markets. 2011: NASA awards largest aviation prize of all time ($1.5 million) for the “Green Flight Challenge” that spurs the design/development/flight of unique electric aircraft, and sets the record for 200 mile range flight and 404 pax mpg.

Program Committee Overview Emerging Technology Committee formed the Transformational Flight Working Group in 2008 Ratified as a new Program Committee in May 2013 30 members representing industry, government, and universities (including international participation) Activities thus far include 12 transformational flight technical sessions held at the 2011 and 2012 ATIO conferences as well as 4 planned for Aviation 2013 Additional future activities will include focus on regulatory and technical obstacles, challenge prizes to stimulate industry growth, and societal acceptance

Opportunities for Collaboration How can the Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC and the Transformational Flight PC work together for the mutual benefit of both committees? Joint technical sessions applicable to both committees’ interests Inter-committee discussion on opportunities for (or challenges to) air breathing propulsions systems integration into a new type of air vehicles such as personal, “flying car” type concepts Other ideas? The TF PC welcomes ideas the ABPSI TC may have for cooperation!

Liaisons Other AIAA TC’s/PC’s Other Societies Local Sections Other Ground Test (Keith Blodgett) Ground Test Committee – DOE Focus Group (Michelle McMillan & David Wang) Aerodynamics – 2 Joint Sessions at ASM 2012 (Eric Loth) Joint panel sessions with GTE TC for JPC 2012 (Michelle McMillan) Joint technical sessions HSABP and GTE TC for JPC ’12 (Michelle McMillan) Green Engineering PC (Keith Blodgett) Other Societies AIAA/ASME Joint Engine competition judges Overset Meshing, Dayton Oct 15-18, 2012 (Lie-Mine Gea) Local Sections Hampton Roads (Jeff Flamm) Pacific NW (Charles Beard) Northern Ohio Section (Jonathan Litt) Guest Speaker at May 2012 Atlanta AIAA Section Meeting (Bruce McKay) Other PPSA (Jeff Flamm) Puget Sound Engineering Council – Mentoring (Charles Beard) GARTEUR (Thomas Berens & Anne-Laure Delot)

Technical Subcommittee Rosters Integrated Aero Performance Chair: Thomas Berens Vice: Chris Hughes Keith Blodgett Norbert Bissinger Shane Bunnag Haixin Chen Chen Chuck Roderick Daebelliehn Anne-Laure DeLot Vance Dippold Neal Domel Jeffrey Flamm Lie-Mine Gea Douglas Kisling Eric Loth Michelle McMillan Dick Scharnhorst Angela Scribben Bryan Westra Subsystem, Performance, Optimization Chair: Bruce McKay Vice: Lance Chenault Jeffrey Hamstra Jonathan Litt Neal Herring Tim Warlick Dyna Benchergui Propellers, Pistons, Turboprops Chair: Charles Beard Vice: Stephen Johnson Ian Halliwell Charles Gaharan Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing Chair: Bob Nichols Vice: David Wang William Westphal John Kelly Eric Hansen

Technical Subcommittees Roles and Responsibilities Help define call for papers - assure relevance and timeliness of the call Support conferences by organizing special topic sessions/panels White papers, Position papers Develop Short Course or Module in a Short Course Liason with other TC’s and Societies Text books Standards definitions Workshops Action Plan ???

Subsystem, Performance, Optimization Technical Subcommittee Scope & Charter Chair : Bruce McKay, Virgin Galactic Vice Chair: Charter: Promote & Facilitate Communication in support of Efficient Interaction, And Performance of Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Scope: Exploit Synergies in Aeropropulsion, Thermal And Power Subsystems Performance Modeling And Validation Cognizance in the contributions of Advanced Materials, Sensing, Controls, Maintenance New Challenges In Green Aircraft – Operations, Emissions, Noise Foster Discussions And Ideas - New Energy Sources, and synergies with alternate energy being developed for ground based energy. Outline established for Technology Advocacy Paper examining auxiliary electric concepts

Propellers/Pistons/Turboprops (Rotors) Technical Subcommittee Scope & Charter Chair: Charles Beard, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice Chair: Stephen Johnson, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Scope Create the focal point for concepts and issue resolution related to the airframe integration of propellers, pistons and turboprop engines Charter To provide a forum for the design, development and certification of powerplant installations for piston and turboprop aircraft. Topics for consideration Propellers Un-ducted fans (rotor burst, noise and icing protection) Pistons Avgas and Diesel FADEC Engines Elimination of Leaded AV Gas Turboprops 300 – 500 SHP engines for light GA Aircraft

Integrated Aero Performance Technical Subcommittee Scope & Charter Chair - Thomas Berens, CASSIDIAN Vice chair - Christopher Hughes, NASA Glenn Research Center Scope Focus on the development and performance of aircraft inlets, nozzles and exhaust systems. Charter Emphasis on both computational and experimental results (including sub-scale and flight components), component optimization, inlet and exhaust system design techniques, propulsion test techniques at speeds ranging from subsonic through hypersonic. Topics for consideration STOVL Jet effects Thrust vectoring Area control Survivability Thrust reversers Nacelle/wing interaction Unducted fan Flow control application including scaling effects Aircraft performance Aerodynamic and structural integration of inlets and exhaust systems Engine/inlet compatibility Real world operation environmental issues (ice, sand, rain, FOD, etc.) Acoustics Acoustic treatments Affect of inlet and nozzle on sonic boom High Speed Applications (Updated 25 Jul 12) 36

Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing Technical Subcommittee Scope & Charter Chair: Bob Nichols Vice Chair: Scope All aspects of air breathing propulsion integration certification and testing including: Installed performance and controls Propulsion aerodynamics; inlet, nozzle and systems Power and thermal management Charter Advance air breathing propulsion integration testing technology by: Developing and sponsoring technical sessions at the IGTI Turbo Expo in collaboration with ASME IGTI Aircraft Engine TC Develop and Sponsoring Technical Sessions at the ASM, JPC and other conferences of interest in collaboration with the SAE S-16 Engine Inlet Flow Distortion TC Working effectively with the ABPSI Inlets/Exhausts and SPO technical areas and other technical societies to organize and promote joint sessions and actives

New/Ongoing Initiatives Recruit Papers and Help TAOs Build Technical Sessions Recruit New Members, Especially in Under- Represented Technical Areas ABP Award Nominations Subcommittees Develop and document standard operating procedures Update your sharepoint – charts from your subcommittee meetings after every conference plus SOPs ABPSI Short Course? More Activity in Technical Subcommittees Telecons between Meetings? Breakout Sessions at Meetings?

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