Speakers Series Presentations 2009
Wednesday,
September 2, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Empowering
Women and the ACWC - Presented by Theresa Moschetto, Volunteer Service
Coordinator
Wednesday,
June 3, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Management
of Traffic Flow - Presented by Dr. Tanya Yuditsky
Traffic Flow Management is an area that brings many challenges to
system design. Successful strategic operations depend on effective
collaboration and information sharing among all the various players
- the facilities, the Command Center, and the airlines. This requirement
exerts its impact on operational needs, system requirements, and system
design. I will provide a brief background on Traffic Flow Management
and describe an example (or two) of how the development of technologies
has been impacted by its unique (to the FAA) requirements.
Wednesday,
May 6, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Configuration
Management - Presented by Theresa Basquez
Configuration Management is
a method to identify, and control the identification of, items that
may or will change. It is a greatly misunderstood discipline, and
though everybody has an idea of what CM is, explaining it exactly
can be a challenge to someone who is not directly involved with the
challenges that arise. This presentation will explain the basic principles
of CM and the benefits CM provides to both projects and products.
 
Wednesday,
April 1, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Christopher Best spoke and
gave examples of what has traditionally been
considered "Virtual Reality" technology as it makes its
way into
consumer grade devices
   
Wednesday,
February 5, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Wednesday,
January 21st, 2009 - WIE Speaker Series
Ferne Freidman-Berg and Kenneth
Allendoerfer addressed Understanding the Complexity of Human-System
Signal Detection in ATC
 
Speakers Series Presentations 2008
Wednesday,
November 2008 - WIE Speaker Series
  
Wednesday,
June 4, 2008 - WIE Speaker Series
Committee Conference and PACE
Conference Highlights.
-- presented by Holly Cyrus, Region 2 WIE Coordinator and SNJ PACE
Chair
 
Wednesday, April 2,
2008 - WIE Speaker Series
Examples in Leadership
-- presented by Philip Holmer, Engility Corporation
Have you ever wondered how to be a better leader? Philip Holmer will
discuss what it takes to be an exemplary leader.
Wednesday, March 5,
2008 - WIE Speaker Series
En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM)
-- presented by William Weissman
William Weissman will provide a high-level introduction to what En
Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) is and what it means to the
future of aviation.
11:30AM - 1:00PM at East Bay Crab and Grill, Cardiff, NJ
PowerPoint
Presentation
 
Wednesday, January 9, 2008 - WIE Speaker Series
AIXM - The Aeronautical Information Exchange Model
-- presented by Sam Fullerton, Computer Scientist
Sam Fullerton will talk about the Aeronautical Information Exchange
Model (AIXM), a conceptual model and XML standard for transferring
aeronautical information. She will explain the features of AIXM
and describe its uses.
11:30AM - 1:00PM at East
Bay Crab and Grill, Cardiff,
NJ
  
Speakers Series Presentations 2007
Wednesday, November
14, 2007 - WIE Speaker Series
V&V for the 21st Century: the WJHTC V&V Enhancement Effort
-- presented by Rodney Guishard,
Team Manager
Rodney Guishard will talk about the William
J. Hughes Technical Center's current effort to significantly enhance
the ATO's T&E capabilities and better define T&E involvement
in the overall acquisition process. He will provide a brief background
on FAA T&E and will discuss the genesis of the current enhancement
effort, elements of the effort, short and long term goals, expected
benefits and how it will impact all of us.
Thursday, October
11, 2007 - WIE Speaker Series
Becoming a Pilot and the Ninety-Nines (the International Women Pilots
Association)
-- presented by Dorothy Buckanin
Dorothy Buckanin will explain how she became
a pilot and how you too can become a pilot. She will also talk about
the Ninety-Nines (International Women Pilots Association) of which
she is a member.
  
September 5, 2007 -
WIE Speaker Series
Simply SWIM -- presented by Mary Delemarre,
Electronics Engineer
Ms. Delemarre will break through the buzzword
bonanza surrounding SWIM to explain what the Federal Aviation Administration's
System Wide Information Management (SWIM)
 
August 1, 2007 - WIE
Speaker Series
ERIDS: EnRoute Information Documentation
System -- presented by Cathy Jaggard, System Engineer
To help Air Traffic Controllers with their job, ERIDS has maps and
other information on the computer instead of using the old paper copies.
 
June 6, 2007 - WIE Speaker
Series
Insurance in NJ - presented by Eileen Costello
More information on automobile and home insurance.
May 2, 2007 - WIE Speaker
Series
Cybernetics: Communication and Feedback Systems – A Fresh Look
-- presented by Dana Whicker, Computer
Scientist, Engility Corporation
A look at the interdisciplinary science of cybernetics: an introduction
to its concepts and an explanation of how it relates to our world.
  
April 4, 2007 - WIE
Speaker Series
Identity Theft - presented by Jim Lavery
from the NJ Department of Banking and Insurance
Learn about identity theft and the steps you can take to prevent it.
 
March 7, 2007 - WIE
Speaker Series
The Developmental Evolution of the Aircraft Geometric Height Measurement
Element (AGHME) - presented by Louis Delemarre
Learn about the evolution and the latest system developments for this
operational system to monitor the performance of the height keeping
equipment on aircraft airframes. The AGHME system was developed at
the William J.
Hughes Technical
Center, in Building 28.
  
Tuesday, February 13th
– WIE Speaker Series
Deborah Germak speaks about “New Things
Happening at the FAA Tech
Center”.
 
Speakers Series Presentations 2006
September 5, 2006 -
Speaker Series
FAA Centers of Excellence - Government/Academia/Industry Strategic
Partnerships - presented by Patricia Watts
Information on ways to benefit the aviation community through strategic
partnerships between the government, academia, and industry.
October 3, 2006 - Speaker
Series
Women in Aviation and Air Traffic Control - presented by Adam Greco
A historical overview of women who were significant in aviation and
in air traffic control.
 
June
5, 2006 - Speaker Series
Future Enroute Workstation Study (FEWS) - presented by Ben Willems
A study of a concept air traffic control interface to assist controllers
with future levels of air traffic: the approach taken to create the
interface as well as initial findings of the experiment.
May
2, 2006 - Speaker Series
Smart Dust - presented by Dana Nova Whicker
Find out about intelligent wireless sensors: the devices currently
used today and the important considerations for the development of
future devices in the realms of micro- and nanotechnology.
April 4, 2006 - Speaker Series
Pavement Design for Airports: An Overview - presented by Lia Ricalde
Find out some historical background in pavement design, aircraft evolution
(load and gear configuration), and the need for new design procedures
for the new generation of aircraft (e.g., the Airbus A380).
March 7, 2006 - Speaker Series
The Developmental Evolution of the Aircraft Geometric Height Measurement
Element (AGHME) - presented by Louis Delemarre
Find out how this now operational system developed in Building 28
evolved. The AGHME system monitors the performance of the height keeping
equipment on the airframes.
More
info
Power
Point Presentation
  
February
2, 2006 - Speaker Series
The Double-Edged Sword of Volunteerism - presented by Cathy Jaggard
The problems and rewards found when volunteering your time.
 
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