(2022 March 5) AIAA LA-LV University Student Branches mini-Conference, Keynote by Dr. Henry Garrett

<p>00:00:00 Welcome and AIAA LA-LV Introduction (Mr. Luis Cuevas)</p><p>00:03:50 Overview: School of Engineering, UPES India Flagship Projects (Dr. Sudhir Kumar Chaturvedi)</p><p>00:20:20 "UAV- The Global Flying Machines”, Dr. Sudhir Kumar Chaturvedi, Associate Professor, UPES Dehradun, India</p><p>00:44:35 “Propulsion Control Architecture for Small Electric Aircraft”, Shivangi Singh, Final Year B.Tech in Aerospace Engg., UPES, India</p><p>00:53:00 "Controller Study and Design of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV)", Mahima Gupta, Final Year B.Tech in Aerospace (Avionics) Engg., UPES, India</p><p>01:10:15 Keynote Speech by Dr. Henry B. Garrett (NASA JPL, AIAA Fellow, and AIAA Van Allen Awardee 2022) (Effects of Solar Activity on the Atmosphere and the Effects on Drag - in relation to the recent SpaceX Starlink Satellite Launch Anomaly.)</p><p>01:56:46 UCLA Student Branch (Overview)</p><p>02:21:20 CSULB Student Branch (Overview) 02:32:10 UNLV Student Branch (Overview)</p><p>02:45:50 USC Student Branch (Overview) 03:09:25 Dr. Nahum Melamed (Introduction to Aerospace Corp. and the Planetary Defense Efforts)</p><p>03:49:28 Caltech Student Branch (Overview)</p><p>04:00:00 HOMES, Malcolm Tisdale (Caltech)</p><p>04:10:26 LATTICE, Lucas Pabarcius (Caltech)</p><p>04:24:55 Career Panel Discussion and further Q&amp;A (Mr. Luis Cuevas, Dr. Nahum Melamed, Dr. Henry B. Garrett, Mr. Daniel Scalese, Dr. Sudhir Kumar Chaturvedi, Mr. Ian Cuevas, Dr. Ken Saunders) 05:19:04 Adjourn (and networking if preferred)</p><p>---------</p><p>RSVP and Information: <a href="https://conta.cc/3GHywaO" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://conta.cc/3GHywaO</a></p><p>AIAA LA LV Section 3/5 Section e-mini-Conference:</p><p><strong>------------------------------------------------------------</strong></p><p><strong>AIAA LA-LV University Student Branches mini-Conference,</strong> <strong>Keynote by Dr. Henry Garrett - Effects of Solar Activity on the Atmosphere and Drag (recent SpaceX Starlink Satellite Launch Anomaly)</strong></p><p><strong>-