Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Astronautics A. Component Technologies / SRP / ELORET Corporation / Analytical Mechanics Associates Inc. / Mars Science Laboratory / Aerospace / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
NASA Langley Research Center / American Institute of Aeronautics / NASA Johnson Space Center / Ashley M. Korzun‡ Georgia Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
last / entry system technologies / cold gas propulsion system / technology effort / technology maturation schedule / technology maturation / little hardware / potential system applications / technology development / targeted landing site / decelerator technology / start-up / engine startup / separate technology development programs / technology development roadmap / hot-gas propulsion system / technology advancement / test hardware / flight systems / technology development effort / entry systems / technology gates / component technologies / decelerator technology option / /
Organization
Phoenix MSL / Phoenix mission / W. Studak§ and Michael A. Tigges¶ NASA Johnson Space Center / Landing Systems Karl T. Edquist* and Artem A. Dyakonov† NASA Langley Research Center / Kerry A. Trumble** NASA Ames Research Center / Senior Engineer / Aeroscience & Flight Mechanics Division / American Institute of Aeronautics / US Federal Reserve / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Georgia Institute of Technology / Atlanta / Key Performance Parameter Mars Exploration Rover Mars Science Laboratory / Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering / /
Person
Karl T. Edquist / Atmospheric Flight / Aeroscience / Ravi Prakash / Michael A. Tigges / Aerothermodynamics Branch / / /
Position
Research Scientist / model development The identification / Graduate Research Assistant / †† Aerospace Engineer / Systems Analysis Branch / Systems Engineer / Engineer / Major / representative / /
Development of Supersonic Retro-Propulsion for Future Mars Entry, Descent, and Landing Systems Karl T. Edquist* and Artem A. Dyakonov†