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DIRECTED ENERGY
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY
Directed Energy Education Workshop 2009 |
6 November 2009 |
San Antonio, Texas | |
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Education is vital to the Directed Energy community. Fostering the professional growth of current
workers in the field and increasing the number of young, new members in the community are important
DEPS educational goals. This was the ninth Workshop in a series of
DE Education Workshops to advance these goals. The workshops consider current and future Directed
Energy education programs around the country. Support for the Workshop has been provided by the High Energy
Laser Joint Technology Office and by DEPS.
The scope of the workshop included:
- Programs from K-12 through graduate/post-graduate studies and technical vocational training
- Professional continuing education
- Student motivators (scholarships, fellowships, recognitions)
- Summer internship programs
- Curriculum development
The Workshop was held on Friday 6 November in San Antonio, Texas. It immediately followed
the technical program of the Twelfth Annual Directed Energy Symposium,
also held in San Antonio on 2-6 November 2009.
Agenda
The Directed Energy Education Workshop was held in the Rio Grande Room of the Hyatt Regency, San Antonio.
0800 |
JTO Overview, Don Seeley |
0815 |
DEPS Overview, Sam Blankenship |
0830 |
2009 AFIT DE Summer Intern Program, Marken Houle, AFIT |
0850 |
Model Comparison for Accurately Predicting Membrane Mirror Deformation and Snap-Down, Michael Steinbock, AFIT |
0910 |
Modeling THz Propagation in Bownout Conditions, Phillip Grice, AFIT |
0930 |
Spectrograph for Use with IR Lasers, Karlene Karrfalt, ARL |
0950 |
Break |
1020 |
Thermal Effects on the Performance of Optics in Use with High Power Lasers, Conor Pogue, NRL |
1040 |
Millimeter Wave Solid-State Reactive Sintering of Nd:YAG Ceramic Laser Host Materials, Chad Stevenson, NRL |
1100 |
The Center of Excellence for High Energy Lasers - A Status Report, David Hostutler, AFRL |
1120 |
Enhancing Science Courses and Laboratories at a Women’s College Using LIDAR, Gary Gimmestad, Georgia Tech Research Institute |
Registration and Fees
Attendance at the Education Workshop is free of charge but persons were required to register.
Proceedings
Proceedings of the Workshop will be included in the unclassified Symposium proceedings. Proceedings from
previous Workshops are available through the DEPS online store.
Organizing Committee
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