PROFESSIONAL RESUME OF

DR. BARNES W. MCCORMICK

 

 

     Dr. McCormick was born in Waycross, Georgia, in 1926.  He is married and has one daughter.

 

     Dr. McCormick received his B.S. degree in 1948, his M.S. in 1949, and his Ph.D. in 1954, all from the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University.  After serving as an Associate Professor of Engineering Research at Penn State for one year, he joined the Vertol Aircraft Corporation (later a division of Boeing) in 1955 where he later

held the position of Chief of Aerodynamics.  In 1957 he was named Head of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at Wichita State University.  Dr. McCormick returned to The

Pennsylvania State University in 1959 and was named Head of the Department of Aerospace Engineering in 1969.  In 1985, he resigned as the Head to accept a distinguished professorship as the Boeing Professor of Aerospace Engineering.  In 1990, he officially retired from Penn State and was named the Boeing Professor Emeritus.  Dr. McCormick remains professionally active as a consultant and continues to teach an occasional course at Penn State where he maintains an office.

 

     He has served as consultant to many legal firms and to industrial and government organizations including Boeing/Military, Boeing Helicopters, HRB-Singer, Outboard Marine

Corporation, North American Aviation, Vitro Laboratories, Martin-Marietta, the U.S. Army Aeronautical Research Laboratory, U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, Ling-Temco-Vought,  Lockheed-California-Helicopter Division, Piper Aircraft Co., Federal Aviation Administration, Melpar, the Budd Company, Lear Avia Corporation, TRW, U.S. Naval Surface Weapon Center, and the U.S. House of Representatives (scientific consultant).

 

     Dr. McCormick's areas of interest and experience include low-speed aerodynamics in general, flight mechanics, aerodynamics of vertical flight, propeller design (including marine

propellers), hydrodynamics, aerodynamic noise, and the behavior of vortex systems including their interaction with aircraft and lifting surfaces generally.  He is a certified ground instructor and private pilot with an instrument rating.  He was formerly an Associate Editor for the AIAA's Journal of Aircraft and Editor of the Journal of the American Helicopter Society.  He serves as a reviewer for the Journal of Aircraft, and, in the past, for NSF Engineering Division and the U.S. Army Research Office.  In addition to authoring numerous technical reports, Dr. McCormick has authored two texts, Aerodynamics of V/STOL Flightand Aerodynamics, Aeronautics, and Flight Mechanics (two editions) .

 

     Dr. McCormick is a member of the American Helicopter Society, having served as that Society's Technical Director. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and

Astronautics and has served as Vice President for Education of the Institute.  He is a member of the American Society of Engineering Education and formerly a member and past president

of the Aerospace Department Chairmen's Association.  Dr. McCormick also holds memberships to Sigma Xi, the Society of Sigma Gamma Tau, and Tau Beta Pi.  He has served as a Director of the Advisory Council for Archival Affairs, National Archives and Records, and on the U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command's Scientific Advisory Group.

 

     Dr. McCormick is listed in Who's Who in Engineering, American Men of Science, Who's Who in America, the Dictionary of International Biography, Who's Who in Technology Today, Who's Who in Aviation and Aerospace, and Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology.  In 1976, the ASEE Aerospace Division-AIAA Educational Achievement Award was presented to Dr.McCormick for his innovative contributions to aerospace engineering education.  In 1982, Dr. McCormick was selected to serve on the Board of Directors for ABET and was also selected as one of the members of the newly-formed Education Committee of the American Helicopter Society.  In September of 1984, Dr. McCormick was also appointed to the Congressional Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.  In 1988 he was appointed to the AGARD Flight Mechanics Panel, an organization of NATO.  He currently serves as the US Coordinator for the panel now known as the Flight Vehicle Integration Panel.

 

 

MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES IN

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 

 

Congressional Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 1984-1987

 

Chairman, Ad Hoc Subcommittee to review the NASA X-Wing

Program, 1984

 

Aerospace Department Chairmen's Association, Former Member and

Past President

 

Advisory Council for Archival Affairs, National Archives and

Records Service, General Services Administration, Past Member

 

American Helicopter Society

     Technical Council, Past Member

     Past Technical Director of Society

     Journal of the American Helicopter Society, Past Editor

     Vertical Flight Foundation, 1978 Scholarship Committee,    

     Member, Educational Committee, Past Chairman, 1984-present

 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

     Fellow

     Member, Board of Directors, Accrediting Board for Engineering

           Technology, representing AIAA

     Technical Committee on V/STOL Aircraft, Past Member

     Journal of Aircraft, Associate Editor, 1978-1982

     Vice President for Education, 1984-1988

     Reviewer, Journal of Aircraft

 

American Society of Aerospace Education, Charter Member

 

American Society of Engineering Education

     Awards Policy Committee, Past Member

     George O. Hays Award Committee, Past Member

     ASEE Aerospace Division-AIAA Educational Achievement Award 

 

Aviation Council of Pennsylvania, Past Member

 

National Academy of Engineering, AD Hoc Committee on Rotorcraft

Technology, 1978

 

Scientific Consultant, U.S. house of Representatives

 

Scientific Advisory Group, U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command,

Past Member

 

Sigma Xi, Member

 

Sigma Gamma Tau, Member

 

Subsonic Aerodynamic Testing Organization, Past Member

 

Tau Beta Pi, Member

 

ABET Board of Directors, 1982-1984

 

 

Society of Automotive Engineers, Member

 

 

Member of Ad Hoc Peer Review Group for NASA Lewis Research

Center, 1984 and 1988

 

 

Named to Chair Panel to Assess the Department of Energy`s Wind

Energy Program, March 1985

 

 

AGARD (NATO) Flight Mechanics Panel, January 1988-present

US Coordinator (now Flight Vehicle Integration Panel)

 

 

Registered Professional Engineer, Aeronautical Engineering,

Kansas

 

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION

 

 

Organization and Teaching of the Short Course, "Aerodynamics of

V/STOL Flight," 1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1978

 

 

Helicopter Design, 1986-present- Coordinator and Lecturer

 

 

"V/STOL Technology," UCLA, 1988, 1989 - Coordinator and Lecturer

 

 

SABBATICALS AND OTHER LEAVES

 

 

Eustis Directorate of the United States Army Air Mobility

Research and Development Laboratory, 6/18/73 to 9/07/73.

 

NASA Ames Research Center, 5/31/66 to 9/1/66.

 

NASA Langley Research Center, Flight Mechanics Division, 5/31/79

to 9/1/79; 5/31/80 to 9/1/80.  Performed research on aircraft

spinning.

 

NASA Langley Research Center, Flight Mechanics Division, 6/15/87

to 12/15/88.  Performed research on delta wings.

 

Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany, June - August,

1991, performed studies on delta wings.

 

BOOKS

 

Aerodynamics of V/STOL Flight, Academic Press, Inc., New York,

New York, March 1967.

 

Aerodynamics, Aeronautics, and Flight Mechanics, John Wiley and

Sons, Inc., New York, New York, July 1979., 2nd. edition 1995

 

Aircraft Accident Reconstruction and Litigation, with M.

Papadakis, Lawyers and Judges Publishing Co., 1996

 

PATENT

 

No. 3,050,024 "Torpedo Propulsion and Control," (with J. J.

Eisenhuth and G. F. Wislicenus) August 21, 1962.  (Filed June

26, 1957).

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

"Development of Electromagnetic Analogy for Computation of

Induced Propeller Velocities," M.S. Thesis, The Pennsylvania

State University, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, June

1949.

 

"The Application of an Electromagnetic Analogy to the

Determination of Induced Camber Corrections for Wide Blade

Propellers," Proceedings of Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics

Institute, University of California, Los Angeles, June 24-26,

1952.

 

"An Observation on the Vortex System of Dual-Rotation

Propellers," (with J. J. Eisenhuth).  Journal of the

Aeronautical Sciences, Vol. 20, No. 6, June 1953.

 

"A Study of the Minimum Pressure in a Trailing Vortex System,"

Ph.D. Dissertation, The Pennsylvania State University, Department

of Aeronautical Engineering, June 1954.

 

"Tip-Vortex Cavitation," Proceedings of the Joint Admiralty -

U.S. Naval Meeting on Hydroballistics, Admiralty Research

Laboratory, Teddington, Middlesex, England, September 5-15, 1954.

 

"Performance of Small Herschel-Type Venture Tubes," (with P. L.

Walker, Jr., R. J. Foresti, Jr., F. Rusinko, Jr.) American

Institute of Chemical Engineering Journal, Vol. 1, Issue 1,

March 1955.

 

"The Effect of A Finite Hub on the Optimum Propeller," Journal

of the Aeronautical Sciences, Vol. 22, No. 9, September 1955.

 

"An Approximation to the Lift of a Two-Dimensional Cascade of

Airfoils," Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences, Readers' Forum,

Vol. 22, No. 10, October 1955.

 

"A Study of Torpedo Propellers - Part I," (with J. J.

Eisenhuth, J. E. Lynn).  ORL External Report NOrd 16597-5,

March 30, 1956.

 

"The Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel, A Government-Sponsored

Facility, and Its Role in Engineering Education," (with G. F.

Wislicenus).  Civil Engineering Bulletin (of the C.E. Division

ASEE), Vol. 21, No. 3, p. 9, April 1956.  (Paper Presented at

ASEE 63rd Annual Meeting, June 20-24, 1955).

 

"A Torpedo Propeller Designed to Operate at High Speeds Without

Cavitating," (with J. J. Eisenhuth) U.S. Journal of Underwater

Acoustics, April 1956 (confidential).

 

"A Study of Torpedo Propellers - Part II," (with J. J.

Eisenhuth) ORL Ext. Report, NOrd 16597-13, September 10, 1956.

 

"On the Initial Descent of a Helicopter Following a Power

Failure," Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences, November 1956.

 

"Design Consideration for Tilt-Wing Type VTOL Aircraft," (with

J. Mallen).  Journal of the American Helicopter Society, Vol.

2, No. 3, July, 1957.

 

"The Limiting Circulatory Lift of a Wing of Finite Aspect

Ratio," Journal of Aero-space Sciences, Reader's Forum, Vol. 26,

No. 4, pp. 247-248, April 1959.

 

"On Cavitation Produced by a Vortex Trailing form a Lifting

Surface," Trans. ASME, Journal of Basic Engineering, Vol. 84,

Series D. No. 3, pp. 369-379, September 1962.

 

"Design and Performance of Propellers and Pumpjets for

Underwater Propulsion," (with J. J. Eisenhuth).  AIAA Journal,

Vol. 1, No. 10, pp. 2348-2354, October 1963.

 

"The Underwater Noise Produced by a Model of a Ground-Effect

Machine Hovering Over Water," (with A. W. Carter and J. M.

Bringman).  NASA TM X-836, 1963 (confidential).

 

"An Experimental Study of Drag Reduction by Suction Through

Circumferential Slots on a Buoyantly-Propelled, Axisymmetric

Body," Proceedings of the Fifth ONR Symposium on Naval

Hydrodynamics, Bergen, Norway, September 10-12, 1964.

 

"Tip Vortex Core Thickening for Application to Helicopter Rotor

Noise Reduction," (with R. H. Spencer, H. Sternfeld, Jr.)

USAAVLABS Technical Report 66-1, U.S. Army Aviation Material

Labs.  Fort Eustis, VA.  Contract DA 44-177-AMC-215(T), Vertol

Division, The Boeing Company, Morton, PA, September 1966.

 

"Underwater and Airborne Noise Produced by a Ground Effect

Machine Hovering Over Water," (with J. M. Bringman) NASA CR-699,

1967 (confidential).

 

"An Appraisal of Undergraduate Research," Journal of Engineering

Education, Vol. 57, No. 7, pp. 496-497, March 1967.

 

"Structure of Trailing Vortices," (with J. L. Tangler, H. E.

Sherrieb).  AIAA Journal of Aircraft, Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 260-267,

May-June 1968.

 

"The Effect of a Drooped Wing Tip on Its Trailing Vortex

System," (with R. Padakannaya).  Proceedings of the Aircraft

Wake Turbulence Symposium, Boeing Scientific Research

Laboratories, September 1-3, 1970.

 

"A Study of Rotor-Blade Vortex Interaction," (with M.

Surendraiah of Segner and Dalton, Consulting Engineers).  26th

Annual National Forum of the American Helicopter Society,

Washington, D.C., June 1970.  AHS Preprint No. 421, June 16-18,

1970.

 

"The Dynamic Behavior of an Aircraft Encountering Aircraft Wake

Turbulence," (with R. C. Nelson).  AIAA Mechanics and Control

of Flight Conference, Anaheim, CA, August 5-9, 1974.  AIAA

Paper No. 74, 11 pp.

 

"A Critical Look at V/STOL Technology," AIAA Air Transportation

Technical Perspectives and Forecasts Conference, Los Angeles,

California, August 21-23, 1978.  AIAA Paper No. 78-1526.

 

"A Computer Model for Determining Weapon Release Parameters for

a Helicopter in Non-Accelerated Flight," by R. P. Hennis and

B. W. McCormick, Report No. 3823, Naval Surface Weapons Center,

October 1978.

 

"Analysis of Experimental Measurements of the Trailing Vortex

Systems of Large Jet Transport Aircraft," (with J. J.

Eisenhuth, R. C. Nelson, L. H. Garodz).  Proceedings of the

Aircraft Wake Turbulence, National Aerospace Electronics

Conference (NAECON), Dayton, Ohio, May 17-19, 1971.

 

"Aircraft Vortex Penetration," (with R. C. Nelson).  Proceedings

of Society of Automotive Engineers National Business Aircraft

Meeting and Engineering Display, April 3-6, 1973, Wichita,

Kansas, SAE Paper No. 730296.

 

"The Future of the Helicopter," AIAA Student Journal, Vol. 13,

No. 3, pp. 20-25, Fall 1975.

 

"Technical Bibliography of Helicopters," AIAA Student Journal,

Vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 20-25, Fall 1975.

 

"Design and Construction of a Light, Two-Place Airplane - An

Exercise in Realism," AIAA Student Journal, Spring 1977, pp.

16-20.

 

"The Analysis of Propellers Including Interaction Effects,"

(with A. S. Aljabri, S. J. Jumper, and Z. N. Martinovic).

1979 Transactions of the SAE Business Aircraft Meeting and

Exposition, Volume 88, April 3-6, 1979, Wichita, Kansas, SAE

Paper #790576.

 

"The Prediction of Normal force and Rolling Moment Coefficients

for a Spinning Wing," NASA CR-165680, February 1981.

 

"Equilibrium Spinning of a Typical Single-Engine Low-Wing Light

Aircraft," Journal of Aircraft, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 192-199,

March 1981.

 

"The Application of Vortex Theory to the Optimum Swept

Propeller," AIAA 22nd Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno, Nevada,

January 9-12, 1984.  AIAA Paper No. 84-0036.

 

"Wind Tunnel Testing and Analysis Relating to the Spinning of

Light Aircraft," co-authored by Gregory Zilliac and Mark Ballin,

AIAA 22nd Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno, Nevada, January 9-12,

1984.  AIAA Paper No. 84-0558.

 

"A Study of Possible Means of Alleviating the Unwanted Motion

of a Mine Case," Technical Note 012181, Naval Surface Weapons

Command, May 31, 1984.

 

"A Numerical Solution of the Downwash Associated with a Blown-Flap

System," E. Loth and B. W. McCormick, AIAA 24th Aerospace

Sciences Meeting, Reno, NV, January 6-9, 1986, published in

AIAA Journal of Aircraft, March 1987, Vol. 24, No. 3.

 

"Helicopters," Encyclopedia of Physical Science, 1987.

 

"V/STOL Airplanes," Encyclopedia of Physical Science, 1987.

 

"An Iterative Non-Linear Lifting Line Model for Wings with

Unsymmetrical Stall," General Aviation Aircraft Meeting and

Exposition, Wichita, KS, April 11-13, 1989, (selected by SAE

for publication in its annual proceedings)

 

'Simulation of Stall Departure using a Nonlinear Lifting Line

Model", (with Funk, J. D. as senior author)AIAA Paper 91-0340,

January 7-10, 1991

 

"A Vortex Lattice Model for Delta Wings with Bursting", SAE

General, Corporate, & Regional Aviation Meeting * Exposition,

Wichita, Kansas, April 9-11, 1991

 

"Aerodynamics of Delta Wings with Application to High-Alpha

Flight Mechanics",Third Annual Aerospace Symposium, TU

Braunschweig, Germany, Aug. 26-28, 1991(Invited Paper),

published by Springer-Verlag

 

Presentations

 

"Effect of Air Content on Cavitation Noise," (with D. Ross).

Eighth Annual Meeting of the American Towing Tank Conference,

Ann Arbor, MI, October 13, 1948.

 

"An Analysis of Cavitation Noise Characteristics of Ships,

Submarines and Torpedoes," (with D. Ross).  Symposium on

Hydraulic Propulsion, Washington, D.C., March 20, 1950

(confidential).

 

"Design and Performance of Propellers and Pumpjets for

Underwater Propulsion," (with J. J. Eisenhuth).  American Rocket

Society 17th Annual Meeting and Space Flight  Exposition, Pan

Pacific Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, November 13-18, 1962.

 

"Some Basic Aerodynamic Problems of V/STOL Aircraft," Invited

Lecture at Research Laboratories, United Aircraft Corporation,

E. Hartford, CT, February 1, 1966.

 

"Potential Performance Gains for Light Aircraft by the

Application of a Stator Behind the Propeller, SAE General

Aviation Aircraft Meeting and Exposition, Wichita, KS, April 28-30, 1987.

 

"Recent Wind Tunnel Testing of the Northeast Corridor High

Speed Cars," (with R. Ebenbach, Design Engineer, The Budd

Company, Railway Division, Philadelphia, PA, and T. E. Pierce,

Vice President, Aerospace Engineering Association, State College,

PA) Session 3D, "Mechanical Transportation Versus Human

Mobility," at Sequicentennial Forum on Transportation

Engineering, entitled Transportation:  A Service, August 28-30,

1967, The Waldorf Astoria, NY.

 

"On the Structure of Trailing Vortices," (with H. H. Sherrieb

and J. L. Tangler), Military Theme Review on "Aeronautical

Studies to Improve Operations Associated with Subsonic Aircraft

and Hovering-Type Vehicles," Durham, NC, March 19-21, 1968.

 

"On the Structure of Trailing Vortices," Invited Lecture at

United Aircraft Research Laboratories, East Hartford, CT, March

26, 1968.

 

"Interaction Effects," Workshop in Lifting-Surface Theory in

Ship Hydrodynamics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April

30 - May 2, 1969.  (Co-sponsored by Office of Naval Research

and Netherlands Ship Model Basin).

 

"The Structure of Trailing Vortices and the Rotor-Vortex

Interaction Problem," Seminar Series of Department of Aerospace

Engineering and Applied Mechanics, Polytechnic Institute of

Brooklyn, October 20, 1969.

 

"A Study of Rotor-Blade Vortex Interaction," Vertol Division,

Boeing Vertol Company, Morton, PA, April 14, 1970.

 

"Vortex Structure," Seminar at Department of Aerospace

Engineering Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO,

August 11, 1970.

 

"Aircraft Wakes:  A Survey of the Problem," Keystone

Presentation at FAA Symposium on Aviation Turbulence,

Washington, D.C., March 22-24, 1971.

 

"The Behavior of Trailing Vortex Systems," Department of Civil

and Mechanical Engineering Seminar Series, University of

Delaware, Newark, DE, February 12, 1971.

 

"Let's Get Back to All of Engineering," American Association

for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Meeting, Philadelphia, PA,

December 28, 1971.

 

"An Assessment of the Effect of a Trailing Vortex System on a

Following Aircraft," Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory.

Workshop on Wake Turbulence, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, June 4-5,

1974.

 

"Problems in Rotor Dynamics," The Farmingdale Seminar Series,

Department of Aerospace Engineering and Applied Mechanics,

Polytechnic Institute of New York, Farmingdale, NY, November 11,

1974.

 

"Applied Aerodynamics," Experimental Aircraft Association,

Chapter 400, Martinsburg Airport, Blair County, PA, March 21,

1975.

 

"The Generation of Lift at Low Forward Speeds," Seminar at

University of Notre Dame, Department of Aerospace and Mechanical

Engineering, Notre Dame, IN, March 31, 1976.

 

"Fundamentals of Cavitation and Hydrofoil Technology," Short

Course on Airfoil Technology, University of Texas at Arlington,

TX, April 9, 1976.

 

"The Design and Construction of a Light, Two-Place Airplane--An

Exercise in Realism," American Society of Engineering Education

Annual Conference, June 14-17, 1976, University of Tennessee,

Knoxville, TN.

 

"On the Status of V/STOL Flight," Society of Engineering

Science, Hampton, VA, November 1-3, 1976.

 

"High Lift Devices," Short Course on Airplane Design, University

of Dayton, Dayton, OH, August 30 - September 1, 1977.

 

"The Prediction of Airplane Performance for the Layman,"

Presentation to Prop and Spinners Aviation Group, Clearfield,

PA, February 3, 1979.

 

"High Lift Devices," Short Course on Airplane Design, University

of Dayton, Dayton, OH, July 8-12, 1979.

 

"The Spinning of Light Aircraft," and "High-Lift Devices," West

Point Military Academy, West Point, NY, November 8, 1979.

 

"Propeller Dynamic and Aeroelastic Effects," (published in

Proceedings), NASA General Aviation Propulsion Conference,

Cleveland, OH, November 28-29, 1979.

 

"The Spinning of Light Aircraft:  Experiment and Analysis,"

Department Chairmen's Association Meeting, Mississippi State

University, Starkville, Mississippi, December 12-13, 1979.

 

"High Lift Devices," Short Course on Aircraft Design, University

of Dayton, Dayton, OH, July 14-17, 1980.

 

"The Aerodynamics of Completely Stalled Static and Spinning

Wings as Related To General Aviation Aircraft," NASA Langley

Research Center Briefing, August 27, 1980.

 

"General Aviation Stalling Aerodynamics," Baetjer Seminar,

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, April 2, 1981.

 

"High Lift Devices," Aircraft Design Short Course, Bergamo

Center, Dayton, OH, July 20-23, 1981, in cooperation with

School of Engineering, San Jose State University.

 

"New Developments in Space Technology," Middletown Area School

District, In-Service, Middletown Area High School, Middletown,

PA, October, 11, 1982.

 

"Spinning of Aircraft," West Point Military Academy, West Point,

NY, April 21, 1983.

 

"Research in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Penn

State," SAE Meeting, Williamsport, PA, April 27, 1983.

 

"Optimum Swept Propellers," The Pennsylvania State University,

Department of Aerospace Engineering Seminar, September 22, 1983.

 

"The Engineer as an Expert Witness," Widener University,

Chester, PA, SAE Student Meeting, November 7, 1985.

 

"The Development of Microcomputer Codes for Studying the Flight

Dynamics and Performance of Helicopters," B. W. McCormick, R.

P. Hennis, International Conference on Rotorcraft Basic

Research, Duke University, North Carolina, February 19-21, 1985.

Also presented in Nanjing, China, October 1985, AHS

International Symposium on Helicopters.

 

"Wake Turbulence, Its Creation, Decay and Hazard", symposium on

Flight Safety, Zhukowsky, Russia, September, 1993

 

"Flight in an Adverse Environment", AGARD Lecture Series,

Braunschweig, GE, Lisbon, PO and FAA, Atlantic City.  Director

of series and lecturer on wake turbulence, Nov. 1994  

 

Session Chairman

 

"Wake Turbulence," Federal Aviation Administration Symposium on

Aviation Turbulence, Marriot Motor Hotel, Washington, D.C.,

March 22-24, 1971.  (General Chairman).

 

"Aerodynamic and Dynamic Modeling," American Helicopter Society

Mideast Region Symposium on Status of Testing and Modeling

Techniques for V/STOL Aircraft, October 26-28, 1972, Essington,

PA.

 

 

"Aerodynamics," Society of Automotive Engineering National

Business Aircraft Meeting and Engineering Display, Wichita, KS,

April 3-6, 1973.

 

"University Research in Aeronautics," NASA/University Conference

on Aeronautics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, October 23-24, 1984.

 

"Courses and Programs Relating to Helicopters," 92nd ASEE Annual

Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 22-28, 1984.

 

"Flight in Adverse Environmental Conditions," NATO FMP

Symposium, GOL, Norway May 8-11, 1989 (General Co-Chairman

responsible for North American papers).