NDIA Tennessee Valley Chapter’s Post

Next week, ATA Engineering will attend the 33rd Aerospace Testing Seminar (ATS) at The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California, just down the road from our ATA Los Angeles office. This event will foster the collaboration among aerospace professionals that is vital to industry research and development which ultimately cultivates technological advancements within this field. While participating in ATS, our team will have the opportunity to connect with fellow engineers and industry experts to discuss the methods behind designing and implementing cost-effective aerospace test programs. In addition to these conversations, the ATA team will be introducing two papers at the event, one of which covers techniques for increasing the upper frequency of a fixed base modal survey test; this discussion will be led by ATA’s Peter Kerrian and Kevin Napolitano. If you attend the seminar, please be sure to tune in for this presentation on May 16th at 10:40 AM PST. For more than fifty years, ATS has supported the ever-evolving field of aerospace technology, and new challenges continue to arise during the current revolution in the aerospace industry. ATA is looking forward to taking part in this year’s Aerospace Testing Seminar and discussing how our team can offer solutions to overcome these current and future industry obstacles. #Aerospace #Aviation #Research #Innovation #Technology #Engineering

We would like to share the following link to a paper, titled "Application of LLP in Satellite Supply Chain," which was presented at the ECA - European Conference on Aerospace, held at EPFL Switzerland, in July 2023. https://lnkd.in/d-JU3f83

With the emergence of new chip architectures and the growing benefits of fiber optics, the way that today’s government, aerospace, and defense systems are designed has changed dramatically. Learn how these technologies are driving innovation and enabling more advanced and efficient solutions from ground to space. 🚀

We are soliciting paper submissions to the IEEE/AIAA Aerospace Conference’s Session 10.05 – Model-Based Systems and Software Engineering.   The Session seeks papers on the application, or potential application, of advanced model-based approaches, methodologies, techniques, languages, and tools to the aerospace domain. Topics from theoretical and conceptual work in these areas to specific, concrete applications, in scope from small software systems to complex monolithic systems to large system-of-systems, are welcome. Themes of special interest include: coordination and usage of multiple types of models, e.g., digital twins, cross-discipline model integration; use of MBSE simulations and analyses to improve and optimize verification & validation; MBSE in support of architecture development; the application of information visualization techniques for improved MBSE deliverables; MBSE in specialized domains such as fault protection or electrical systems engineering. The Conference will be held in Big Sky, Montana, USA, March 2-9, 2024. To submit an abstract, please go to http://aeroconf.org/, and find the topic “Abstract and Paper Submission Process” under the “PROGRAM” pull-down. The submission dialog has a “Suggested session” field, please choose 10.05 Model-Based Systems and Software Engineering. #conferences #ieee #aiaa #aerospace #architecture #software #systemsengineering #mbse #digitalengineering #digitaltwins   Alex M. (AtMurray@jpl.nasa.gov) Aleksandra Markina-Khusid (amk@mitre.org)   Co-Chairs, Session 10.05: Model-Based Systems and Software Engineering IEEE/AIAA Aerospace Conference