Round Table - Education in Metrology for AeroSpace

Round Table - TUESDAY, JUNE 22 - 15:00 - 16:30 CEST

The role of instrumentation and measurement (I&M) in aerospace systems is continuing to grow. As a consequence of the evolution, I&M for aerospace systems has become progressively more complex to design, develop, and maintain. I&M is not confined merely to aircraft, but includes specific solutions for air-traffic management (ATM) applications; communication, navigation and surveillance (CNS) systems; and automated decision-support systems (DSS) for manned/unmanned aircraft operations in all classes of airspace, addressing both strategic and tactical operational timeframes.

In traditional academic settings, the scope of I&M has often been narrowed from aviation/aerospace electronics systems to aircraft electronics. Improving coordination between industry and academic institutions can decrease the gap between university preparation and industry needs.

The main aim of the Round Table on Education in Metrology for AeroSpace is focused on allowing discussion among well-known experts, providing international perspective and highlighting innovative solutions and common approaches in the field of education for I&M in aerospace.

Chairs:

Speakers:

1. Tatiana Bulimaga, Veaceslav Sprincean
   Research & Innovation Institute, Moldova State University, Republic of Moldova
   
2. Alexander Nebylov
   Saint-Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation, Russia
   Nikolay Rodnishchev
   Tupolev Kazan National Research Technical University - KAI, Russia
   Yevgeny Somov
   Samara State Technical University, Korolev Samara State Aerospace University, Russia
   
3. Carlo Bettanini
   University of Padova, Italy
4. Marco Lovera
   Politecnico di Milano, Italy
5. Matteo Perghem Gelmi
   Italian Air Force Academy
6. Cristian-Emil Moldoveanu
   Military Technical Academy in Bucharest, Romania
7. Ioannis Templalexis
   Hellenic Air Force Academy, Greece
8. Konrad Wojtowicz
   Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
9. Vladimir Saetchnikov
   Belarusian State University – BSU, Faculty of Radiophysics and Computer Technologies
10. Roberto Sabatini
    RMIT University, Australia
11. Stephen Dyer
    Kansas State University, US