Guidance and Control of Aerospace Systems
Learn Theory and Application
Guidance and Control of Aerospace Systems
Learn Theory and Application
Learn Theory and Application
Learn Theory and Application
Forty seven years after the NASA X-15-3 spaceplane broke apart over Randsburg California, new understanding continues to emerge. In his 2014 webcast, Jeb Orr from Draper Laboratories sheds new light on the role of adaptive control, human factors, and the overall complexity of this accident that would have significant impact on future control technology.
I earned my PhD in mechanical engineering with a minor in mathematics from Oregon State University in 2009. I've spent my career as a researcher, engineer, program manager, and educator in the aerospace field.
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