2019 Summer Intern Presentations

Presentation

This seminar will showcase presenations from the Computational Aerosciences Branch Summer 2019 interns. Each presentation is seven minutes long.

Building the SLS Artemis-2 Booster Separation Aerodynamic Database
Ruan Allen, University of California, Berkeley
One Dimensional Point Distribution Using Geometric Stretching
Sam Aslam, Wesleyan University
Development of a Triangulation Quality Checker for LAVA
Jacob Zenger, University of Utah
Development of a Utility to Automatically Generate Trajectory Files Based on User Prescribed Motions
Keshav Sriram, Diamond Bar High School
Development of a Mesh Redistribution Algorithm for Structured Curvilinear Meshes
Chase Ashby, University of Kentucky
Uncertainty Quantification with Cart3D and QUEST
Liam Smith, Georgia Tech
Unstructured CFD Support for Commercial Supersonic Technology Wind Tunnel Tests
Robert Comstock, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo; William Bowes, University of California, Davis

Seminar Participation

Attending In Person

For select seminars, you may wish to attend in-person if you are in the vicinity of NASA Ames Research Center. These AMS seminars are held in Building N258 in Room 127, just off the front lobby. Sessions available to attend in-person will be indicated in the announcement information. In-person participants without NASA badges will need a valid visitor badge (US citizenship or permanent residency is required) to enter the facility.

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