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United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
USAFA Aeronautics Research Center in the Department of Aeronautics, giving cadets research experience on projects for the Air Force, DoD, other agencies and commercial partners in low- and high-speed aerodynamics, combustion and…
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
Dr. Casey Fagley, USAFA aeronautical research engineer working on computational and experimental fluid dynamics, closed-loop aerodynamic flow control, control of large aeroelastic systems, nonlinear systems, reduced-order modeling and…
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
Dr. Matthew Munson, Director of the USAFA Aeronautics Research Center; Ph.D. in Aeronautics, California Institute of Technology.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
Dr. Steve Brandt, discipline director for aircraft and jet engine design in the USAFA Department of Aeronautics, teaching aircraft design, performance, stability, control and flight testing, and researching flight mechanics and…
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
Flight testing of small air vehicles in USAFA-controlled airspace, including field tests of wind-tunnel concepts on "test mules" and small vehicles designed and built in-house.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Physical Infrastructure
Hypersonic Mach 6 Ludwieg Tube at USAFA: a 0.5 m diameter, 35 m tunnel testing at up to six times the speed of sound to show how hypersonic shapes heat up, used by cadets for hypersonic testing.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Physical Infrastructure
USAFA low-speed (M < 0.1) and subsonic (up to Mach 0.6) wind tunnels with modern force and moment measurement, used to investigate air-vehicle modifications and new aircraft and UAS designs.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
Mr. Timothy Siefers, USAFA research engineer and undergraduate research team leader since 2010, working on fluid-structure interactions of parachute systems and applied low-speed wind tunnel testing.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Physical Infrastructure
Operating engines at USAFA, including an F-109 turbofan and several internal combustion engines, used for fuels and flow-quality investigations with an emphasis on ejectors and ducted fans.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Physical Infrastructure
USAFA 1-by-1-foot Trisonic Wind Tunnel testing aircraft and missile shapes at transonic and supersonic speeds up to Mach 4.5.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Physical Infrastructure
USAFA Aeronautics Laboratory used by the Aeronautics Research Center, described as the best-equipped aeronautics facility in academia.
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
USAFA Broad Agency Announcement FA7000-21-S-0001 topic for the Aeronautics Research Center: academia and industry may submit white papers and proposals at any time for research contracts, grants or cooperative agreements, with two to four…
United States Air Force Academy Aeronautics Research Center (USAFA ARC)Capabilities & Access
USAFA Research Collaboration Questionnaire for organizations exploring a research partnership with the Academy, covering research interests, capabilities and agreement types such as CRADA, MOA and EPA.