Monday, 15. June 2026
ASSEMBLY HALL - AuditoriumALTE MENSA - v.Trott HallALTE MENSA - H.Vogt HallALTE MENSA - E.Noether HallALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
17:00 - 19:00Possibility for Pre-Registration @ Assemby Hall
Tuesday, 16. June 2026
ASSEMBLY HALL - AuditoriumALTE MENSA - v.Trott HallALTE MENSA - H.Vogt HallALTE MENSA - E.Noether HallALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
08:00 - 09:00Registration opens
09:00 - 09:15IFASD 2026 Opening Remarks
Lorenz Tichy, Conference Chair, IFASD 2026 - Opening Remarks
09:15 - 09:30Welcome Address DGLR/CEAS
Cornelia Hillenherms, DGLR/CEAS Representative, Welcome Adress
09:30 - 09:45Welcome Adress by GERMAN AEROSPACE CENTER
Markus Fischer, German Aerospace Center Representative, Welcome Adress
09:45 - 10:30Plenary 1 - Chair: L. Tichy, German Aerospace Center
Walt Silva, Emeritus Langley Associate , Reduced Complexity: The Essence of a Complex Journey Involving Language, Mathematics, and Emotions
10:30 - 11:00Coffee Break
11:00 - 13:00
1.1
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 1
2.1
Computational Aeroelasticity 1
3.1
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 1
4.1
Aeroservoelasticity 1
5.1
Experimental Methods in Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity 1
13:00 - 14:15Networking Lunch & Poster Session
14:15 - 16:15
1.2
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 2
2.2
Computational Aeroelasticity 2
3.2
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 2
4.2
Aeroservoelasticity 2
5.2
Experimental Methods in Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity 2
16:15 - 16:45Coffee Break
16:45 - 18:45
1.3
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 3: Flutter/LCO
2.3
Computational Aeroelasticity 3
3.3
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 3
4.3
Active Control and Adaptive Structures 1
5.3
High Altitude Platform (HAP)
18:45 - 18:46End of IFASD 2026 | Day 1
19:30 - 22:30Reception@Altes Rathaus
Wednesday, 17. June 2026
ASSEMBLY HALL - AuditoriumALTE MENSA - v.Trott HallALTE MENSA - H.Vogt HallALTE MENSA - E.Noether HallALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
08:00 - 08:30Registration opens
08:30 - 09:15Plenary 2 - Chair: L. Tichy, German Aerospace Center
Elena García Sánchez; European Union Aviation Safety Agency, Aeroelastic certification with EASA: Methods, challenges and lessons learnt
09:15 - 09:30Room Change
09:30 - 11:00
1.4
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 4: Unconventional Configurations (2)
2.4
Computational Aeroelasticity 4
3.4
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 4
4.4
Active Control and Adaptive Structures 2
5.4
High frequency Structural Dynamics & Impacts
11:00 - 11:30Coffee Break
11:30 - 13:00
1.5
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 5: Supersonic
2.5
Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 1
3.5
Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 5
4.5
Aeroservoelasticity 3
5.5
Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 1
13:00 - 14:15Networking Lunch & Poster Session
14:15 - 16:15
1.6
Reduced Order Modelling 1
2.6
Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 2
3.6
Computational Aeroelasticity 5
4.6
Ground Vibration Testing of Flight Vehicles
5.6
Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 2
16:15 - 16:45Coffee Break
16:45 - 18:45
1.7
Reduced Order Modelling 2
2.7
Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 3
3.7
Computational Aeroelasticity 6
4.7
Aeroservoelasticity 4
5.7
General Topics in Aeroelasticity
18:45 - 18:46End of IFASD 2026 | Day 2
19:30 - 23:30Networking Evening @ BULLERJAHN
Thursday, 18. June 2026
ASSEMBLY HALL - AuditoriumALTE MENSA - v.Trott HallALTE MENSA - H.Vogt HallALTE MENSA - E.Noether HallALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
08:00 - 08:30Registration opens
08:30 - 09:15Plenary 3 - Chair: L. Tichy, German Aerospace Center
Pascal Lubrina, ONERA, TBD
09:15 - 09:30Room Change
09:30 - 11:00
1.8
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 6: Folding Wingtips
2.8
Dynamic loads 1: Buffet Loads
3.8
Computational Aeroelasticity 7
4.8
Aeroservoelasticity 5
5.8
Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 3
11:00 - 11:30Coffee Break
11:30 - 13:00
1.9
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 7: Distributed Propulsion
2.9
Dynamic loads 2: Gust Loads
3.9
Computational Aeroelasticity 8
4.9
Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 4
5.9
Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 1
13:00 - 14:15Networking Lunch & Poster Session
14:15 - 15:45
1.10
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 8: Methods and Frameworks
2.10
Dynamic loads 3: Special Loads
3.10
Computational Aeroelasticity 9
4.10
Active Control and Adaptive Structures 3
5.10
Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 2
15:45 - 16:15Coffee Break
16:15 - 17:45
1.11
Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 9: Opt. (2)
2.11
Computational Aeroelasticity 10
3.11
Computational Aeroelasticity 11
4.11
Flight Vibration Survey and Flight Flutter Test
5.11
Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 3
17:45 - 18:00Room Change
18:00 - 18:30IFASD 2026 - Closing
18:30 - 18:31End of IFASD 2026
Friday, 19. June 2026
ASSEMBLY HALL - AuditoriumALTE MENSA - v.Trott HallALTE MENSA - H.Vogt HallALTE MENSA - E.Noether HallALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
09:00 - 13:00Technical Tour @ DLR Site Goettingen
1.1Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 1
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  11:00 11:30 0205 Aircraft-Level Aeroelastic Optimization Using Global-Local Structural Modeling
S.-K. Kilimtzidis, University of Patras, Greece
  11:30 12:00 0312 Influence of material properties on the aeroelastic response of a T-tail laminated composite structure
G. Comand, Sorbonne Université, France
  12:00 12:30 0032 An Efficient Geometrically Nonlinear Aeroelastic Framework for Gradient-Based Aeroelastic Optimization
C. A. Lupp, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
  12:30 13:00 0245 Local Optimization Model Refinement for the Preliminary Aeroelastic Structural Design of a Transport Aircraft Wing
M. Schulze, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
2.1Computational Aeroelasticity 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  11:00 11:30 0083 NONLINEAR ANALYSIS OF A DAMPED PITCH-HEAVE AEROELASTIC SYSTEM WITH STRUCTURAL NONLINEARITY
B. M. Castro, Embraer, Brazil
  11:30 12:00 0084 NONLINEAR AEROELASTIC SIMULATIONS OF A QUADRATIC DAMPER WITH FREEPLAY IN A 3-DOF TYPICAL SECTION
B. M. Castro, Embraer, Brazil
  12:00 12:30 0167 Limit Cycle Oscillation predictions using the Harmonic Balance Method and the nonlinear Source and Doublet Panel Method
V. Laraspata, Politecnico di Bari, Italy
  12:30 13:00 0207 Prediction of freeplay-induced aeroelastic limit cycle oscillations using the Loewner framework
D. Quero, DLR, Germany
3.1Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  11:00 11:30 0184 EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR HIGH ASPECT RATIO ULTRA EFFICIENT REGIONAL A/C. WING
G.M. Carossa, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
  11:30 12:00 0152 EXPERIMENTAL WIND TUNNEL TESTING OF A REINFORCEMENT LEARNING BASED GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION SYSTEM ON A FLEXIBLE WING
R Konatala, DLR, Germany
  12:00 12:30 0204 DIRECTLY-PHYSICAL SUBSPACE IDENTIFICATION FOR STRUCTURE-PRESERVING AEROSERVOELASTIC MODEL UPDATING
Ö. Süelözgen, DLR, German Aerospace Center, Germany
  12:30 13:00 0188 Transonic wind tunnel testing of Switchable Vortex Generators for Load Alleviation and Stall Control
L. Marino, TU Delft, Netherlands
4.1Aeroservoelasticity 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  11:00 11:30 0085 Validation of a LFD Based Workflow for Active Damping Augmentation using Experimental Data
Boris Micheli, DLR, Germany
  11:30 12:00 0082 Sensitivity Analysis of Structural-Aerodynamic Sensor Fusion Configuration for Active Flutter Suppression
K Lay, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
  12:00 12:30 0065 Actuator-friendly flutter control design utilizing robust control and blending of inputs and outputs
Till Strothteicher, DLR Institute of Flight Systems, Germany
  12:30 13:00 0285 LPV-Based Co-Design of Baseline Flight Control and Active Flutter Suppression with Control Surface Size Optimization
Zs-W Wermeser, HUN-REN Institute for Computer Science and Control, Hungary
5.1Experimental Methods in Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  11:00 11:30 0212 Uncertainty quantification in automated modal shape sensing of a high-aspect-ratio wing
J. Gundlach, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
  11:30 12:00 0223 Experimental Identification of Modal Parameters in a Semi Aeroelastic Hinged Wing Demonstrator
J. M. Ledo da Cunha, German Aerospace Center, Germany
  12:00 12:30 0117 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A WHIRL FLUTTER USING NOVEL 2 DOF SMALL-SCALE ROTOR-PYLON RIG
A.P. Petkov, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  12:30 13:00 0280 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF PROPELLER PLACEMENT ON THE AEROELASTIC BEHAVIOUR OF FLEXIBLE WINGS
A-P Pontillo, UWE Bristol, United Kingdom
1.2Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 2
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  14:15 14:45 0214 Effects Of Elasticity On Aeroelastic-Flight-Dynamic Characteristics Of Flying Wing Aircraft
J. Zhou, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China
  14:45 15:15 0037 SHAPE AND SIZING AEROELASTIC GUST OPTIMIZATION OF A X-56 PLANFORM WITH STRESS CONSTRAINTS
J.D. Deslich, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
  15:15 15:45 0111 Investigation of Non-linear Structural Dynamics and Aeroelastic Properties of Strut-Braced Wings in a Conceptual Design
D. J. Colombo-Acquarone, DLR, Germany
  15:45 16:15 0153 Nonlinear aeroelasticity of Strut-Braced High Aspect Ratio Wings
M.A. Amoozgar, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
2.2Computational Aeroelasticity 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  14:15 14:45 0020 Transonic Aeroelastic Analysis of the X-59 Aircraft Using FUN3D
W. A. Silva, NASA, United States
  14:45 15:15 0216 Nonlinear aeroelastic simulations of low-boom supersonic transport aircraft
K Soneda, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
  15:15 15:45 0060 Flutter analysis of missile configurations at transonic speeds by the not-so-slender wing/body theory
M Chimeno, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
  15:45 16:15 0019 Fully Coupled CFD-FEM Analysis of the HyMAX Geometry Modified to Induce Flutter
T.Y. Xu, Duke University, United States
3.2Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  14:15 14:45 0233 UNSTEADY PRESSURE AND DEFORMATION MEASUREMENTS USING PSP AT THE ONSET OF LIMIT CYCLE FLUTTER
K. Saitoh, JAXA, Japan
  14:45 15:15 0291 “SHIFT THE DIP” — AEROELASTIC EFFECTS OF SHOCK-CONTROL BUMPS ON A SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOIL IN TRANSONIC FLOW
A. Altkuckatz, DLR, Germany
  15:15 15:45 0265 Design of a Swept Wing Model for the Investigation of Semi-Active Flutter Suppression in Transonic Flow
J. Nitzsche, Institute of Aeroelasticity, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
  15:45 16:15 0281 Aerodynamic and Aeroelastic Characterization of a Forward-Swept, Laminar Aircraft Wing under Realistic Flight Conditions
T. G. Schmidt, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt DLR e.V., Germany
4.2Aeroservoelasticity 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  14:15 14:45 0086 Gust Load Alleviation for Highly Flexible Aircraft in an Integrated Aeroelastic and Flight Dynamic Framework
MN Naseer, NUST, Pakistan
  14:45 15:15 0028 Maneuver Load Alleviation Function Design Employing a Load Estimator
M. Lopes Silva, Airbus Operations SAS, France
  15:15 15:45 0208 Model Predictive Control with Adaptive Prediction Horizon for Load Alleviation in Very Flexible Aircraft
C. Cesnik, The University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, United States
  15:45 16:15 0284 ACTIVE GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION ON A FULL-SCALE AIRCRAFT WING USING AN ADAPTIVE FOLDING WINGTIP MECHANISM
M. Ahmadi, adana science and technology university, Turkey
5.2Experimental Methods in Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  14:15 14:45 0162 CFD-Based Reconstruction of In-Flight Aerodynamic Loads on a Dassault Falcon 8X
M. Cheikh, Dassault Aviation, France
  14:45 15:15 0269 Experimental benchmark wing-box with adjustable stiffness and controlled nonlinearities for structural dynamics
I. Gal, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
  15:15 15:45 0088 DEVELOPMENT OF AEROELASTIC PITCH-HEAVE WING TEST RIG WITH NONLINEAR DAMPER-FREEPLAY MECHANISM
X Chi, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  15:45 16:15 0109 Physics-Informed Ground Vehicle Test Mode Expansion for Flutter Analysis
E. C. Chung, Seoul University, South Korea
1.3Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 3: Flutter/LCO
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  16:45 17:15 0106 FLUTTER SOLUTION METHODS UNDER UNCERTAINTIES OF THE JOBY EVTOL AIRCRAFT
M Castellani, Joby Aviation, United States
  17:15 17:45 0148 SDPMflut: an open-source unsteady Source and Doublet Panel method for flutter analysis
G. Dimitriadis, University of Liege, Belgium
  17:45 18:15 0137 Prediction of Limit Cycle Oscillations on the Pazy Wing with mid-fidelity aerodynamic methods
A Bove, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
  18:15 18:45 0159 Coupled nonlinear aeroelastic stability of wing-propeller systems
M.A. Amoozgar, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
2.3Computational Aeroelasticity 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  16:45 17:15 0277 Aeroelastic Optimization for Dynamic Model Adjustment Based on Ground- / Flight Test Data and Increased Stability Margin
W. R. Krüger, DLR German Aerospace Center, Germany
  17:15 17:45 0027 Efficient Computation of Design Derivatives for Aeroelastic Systems
B. Preston, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
  17:45 18:15 0199 SHAPE SENSITIVITY OF WING BOX PANELS IN AN AUTOMATED STRUCTURAL OPTIMIZATION SYSTEM (ASTROS)
A. Coffing, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States
  18:15 18:45 0125 Aeroelastic tailoring of composite lifting surfaces based on high-fidelity models
E. Caligari, Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy; D. Zamani, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
3.3Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  16:45 17:15 0260 Wind tunnel aeroelastic analysis of a low-stiffness wing at high angles of attack and low Reynolds numbers
M. Dagilis, Kaunas university of technology, Lithuania
  17:15 17:45 0275 Experimental Study of Nonlinear Aeroelastic Response in a Highly Flexible Wing Configuration
L.-M. Marchetti, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  17:45 18:15 0243 AEROELASTIC MODEL UPDATE FOR A FLEXIBLE WING USING EXPERIMENTAL DATA
G. Stavorinus, TU Berlin, Germany
  18:15 18:45 0079 Experimental Body Freedom Flutter Test Campaign of Aeroelastically Scaled X-56 Wing
K. McHugh, US Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
4.3Active Control and Adaptive Structures 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  16:45 17:15 0068 Structural Blending for Active Flutter Suppression
J. Eichelsdörfer, DLR, Germany
  17:15 17:45 0191 Adaptive Control Law for Active Flutter Suppression in Presence of Actuation Failure
E. Roncolini, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
  17:45 18:15 0301 Hybrid Robust Incremental Nonlinear Control with Guaranteed Disk Margins and Flight Quality for Aeroelastic Aircraft
T. Zhang, TU Delft, Netherlands
  18:15 18:45 0235 Application of Udwadia-Kalaba method to flared folding wing tips: a low order explicit model for numerical continuation
J.H. Ascham, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
5.3High Altitude Platform (HAP)
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  16:45 17:15 0014 HAP-alpha: Model Updating Based on Ground Vibration Test and the Influence on Loads and Aeroelasticity
A. Voß, DLR - Institute of Aeroelasticity, Germany
  17:15 17:45 0276 HAP-alpha: Ground Vibration Test of the Ultra-Lightweight High-Altitude Platform Structure
C. Thiem, DLR Goettingen, Germany
  17:45 18:15 0210 HAP-ALPHA: FLIGHT CONTROL DESIGN CONSIDERING STRUCTURE AND RIGID-BODY COUPLING
C. Weiser, DLR Institute of Flight Systems, Germany
Presenter: Thiemo Kier, DLR Institute of Aeroelasticity
  18:15 18:45 0129 HAP-ALPHA: DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION MANOEUVRES FOR LOW-ALTITUDE FLIGHT TESTING OF A FLEXIBLE HAP
Y. J. Hasan, DLR - German Aerospace Center, Germany
1.4Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 4: Unconventional Configurations (2)
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  09:30 10:00 0107 COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR DYNAMIC LOADS ANALYSIS OF THE JOBY EVTOL AIRCRAFT
M Castellani, Joby Aviation, United States
  10:00 10:30 0059 Movable Layout Optimisation of a Prandtl-Plane
S de Boer, TU Delft, Netherlands
  10:30 11:00 0164 Aerodynamic Characteristics Analysis of Bio-inspired Flying Fish Membrane Wings Considering Static Aeroelastic Effects
M. Zhou, School of Aeronautic Science and Engineering, Beihang University, China
2.4Computational Aeroelasticity 4
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  09:30 10:00 0224 TAIL BUFFETING OF A FLEXIBLE WING IN TRANSONIC FLOW
K.V. Venkatraman, Indian Institute of Science, India
  10:00 10:30 0118 Investigation of Buffet and Buffeting Characteristics in Benchmark Supercritical Wing Considering Aeroelastic Effects
Y.-M. Zhang Zhang, Beihang University, China
  10:30 11:00 0302 Development of the first-principles Adaptive Euler methodology to FSI and buffeting
Johan Jansson, KTH, Sweden
3.4Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 4
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  09:30 10:00 0013 Experimental Investigation of Whirl Flutter Stability and Propeller Aerodynamic Derivatives
J. Cecrdle, VZLU AEROSPACE, Czech Republic
  10:00 10:30 0092 Experimental Investigation of Vertical Tail Buffeting on a Triple-Delta-Wing Configuration in Transonic Flows
P. Hartl, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Aeroelasticity, Germany
  10:30 11:00 0038 Mach 6 Aerothermoelastic Experiment with Shock Impingement on a Compliant Panel under Thermal and Mechanical Buckling
D. O. Kirkpatrick, The University of New South Wales, Australia
4.4Active Control and Adaptive Structures 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  09:30 10:00 0161 ACTIVE WING FOR FUTURE REGIONAL AIRCRAFT: MORPHING STRUCTURES AND AEROELASTIC CONTROL
F. Toffol, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
  10:00 10:30 0158 EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF A HIGH-BANDWIDTH MORPHING AILERON FOR A HYBRID ELECTRIC REGIONAL AIRCRAFT
A. De Gaspari, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Presenter: Vittorio Cavalieri, Politecnico di Milano
  10:30 11:00 0254 Experimental characterisation of prototype wing for reflexed airfoil morphing
P Georgopoulos, Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Netherlands
5.4High frequency Structural Dynamics & Impacts
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  09:30 10:00 0213 SURVEY OF AVIATION BIRD STRIKE HAZARD AND ITS NUMERICAL SIMULATION
H Climent, UC3M, Spain
  10:00 10:30 0215 Vibroacoustic computation of a business aircraft fuselage area
C Rousset, Dassault Aviation, France
  10:30 11:00 0103 HIGH-RATE TESTING AND MODELLING OF AEROSPACE LAP-SHEAR FASTENER JOINTS USING A SPLIT HOPKINSON TENSION BAR
F Larsson, Luleå university of technology, Sweden
1.5Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 5: Supersonic
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  11:30 12:00 0104 Low-Order Multidisciplinary Modeling of Hypersonic Vehicles with Coupled Aeroelastic and Aero–Propulsive Effects
R. Silva, Aeronautics Institute of Technology, Brazil
  12:00 12:30 0120 AEROTHERMOELASTIC COUPLING EFFECTS ON SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT FLIGHT DYNAMICS
G. Z. Wang, Beihang University, China
  12:30 13:00 0105 PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL DESIGN TOOL FOR FLEXIBLE SLENDER BODIES WITH AEROELASTIC CONSTRAINTS
Y. Karniel, Technion -- Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
2.5Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  11:30 12:00 0138 A time-domain panel method for unsteady subsonic compressible aerodynamics
D. Wen, Beihang University, China
  12:00 12:30 0273 INVESTIGATION OF A VORTEX-BASED THREE-DIMENSIONAL CORRECTION FOR UNSTEADY EFFECTS IN THE ACTUATOR LINE METHOD
V.G. Kleine, Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, Brazil
  12:30 13:00 0313 A Multi-Fidelity Neural Network Framework for Enhancing Strip-Theory Aerodynamics
V Santos, Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, Brazil
3.5Wind Tunnel and Flight Testing 5
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  11:30 12:00 0101 Continuous Online Monitoring of Aeroelastic Modal Parameters: A Comprehensive Study of Wind Tunnel and Flight Tests
R. Volkmar, DLR, Germany
  12:00 12:30 0241 GROUND EXPERIMENTAL TESTS AND FLIGHT TEST DESIGN FOR A FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT FLYING DEMONSTRATOR
P. G. González, TU-Berlin, Germany
  12:30 13:00 0044 The X-59 Journey to Aeroelastic Airworthiness Clearance
N. S. Spivey, NASA Armstrong / Aerostructures Branch, United States
4.5Aeroservoelasticity 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  11:30 12:00 0078 EIGENVALUE SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FOR AEROSERVOELASTIC CONTROL CO-DESIGN
N Joanow, University of Pittsburgh, United States
  12:00 12:30 0200 High-Dimensional Bayesian Control Co-Design Optimisation For Constrained Aeroelastic Tailoring Of Flexible Aircraft
J.R. van Zyl, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
  12:30 13:00 0049 Tailoring of Shock Dynamics for Improved Transonic Flutter Performance
K. Patel, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
5.5Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 1
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  11:30 12:00 0087 NONLINEAR AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS OF ROTOR-STRUCTURE INTERACTION WITH PITCH-YAW FREEPLAY
D. T. Tripathi, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  12:00 12:30 0089 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF NONLINEAR WHIRL-FLUTTER IN A 2-DOF ROTOR-PYLON SYSTEM
Y. Qiu, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  12:30 13:00 0292 Comparative Aeroelastic Analysis of Distributed Electric Propulsion Wings
Y. E. Dogru, Gebze Technical University, Turkey
1.6Reduced Order Modelling 1
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  14:15 14:45 0114 Data-driven prediction of aerodynamic loads on flexible wings combining neural-networks and low-dimensional projections
N. Fabbiane, DAAA, ONERA, France
  14:45 15:15 0297 A RESIDUAL LEARNING FRAMEWORK FOR IMPROVED AERODYNAMIC LOAD PREDICTION
E. S. Cesnik, University of Michigan, United States
  15:15 15:45 0116 Neural Ordinary Differential Equations for Transonic Buffet Reduced-Order Modeling in Aeroelasticity
M. J. Candon, RMIT University, Australia
  15:45 16:15 0251 Aeroelastic data-assimilation of wing tunnel experiments using aerodynamics reduced order models
P.-E. des Boscs, ONERA, France
2.6Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  14:15 14:45 0024 Buffet onset prediction with the linearized frequency-domain method
D. Quero, DLR, Germany
  14:45 15:15 0046 Assessment of machine learning methods for the prediction of aircraft buffet loads
G. Grasso, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Germany
  15:15 15:45 0299 EFFICIENT NONLINEAR GUST LOAD PREDICTION VIA A STATE-SPACE LIFTING LINE WITH NON-ITERATIVE HIGH-FIDELITY CORRECTION
E. Grau Lozano, Airbus, France
  15:45 16:15 0063 Validation of Aeroelastic Aspects of new CFD Solver CODA with AEROSTABIL Windtunnel Experiment
J. Noel, Airbus, Germany
3.6Computational Aeroelasticity 5
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  14:15 14:45 0025 CFD-BASED FLUTTER ANALYSES OF THE AWI HIGH-ASPECT-RATIO WING CONFIGURATION
R. Thormann, Airbus Operations, Germany
  14:45 15:15 0186 NUMERICAL VALIDATION OF ACTUATOR LINE METHOD FOR SUBCRITICAL FLUTTER PREDICTION
A.-A. García Quesada, Technical University of Berlin, Germany
  15:15 15:45 0209 GEOMETRICALLY NONLINEAR AEROELASTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WINGLETS FOR PASSIVE MORPHING WING APPLICATIONS
M.N.-A. Kouchlef, The University of Tokyo, Japan
  15:45 16:15 0029 Aeroelastic Stability Analysis of Wing-Multi-Propeller Systems Under Aerodynamic Interactions Using the UVLM
J. Santos, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Presenter: Cristina Riso, Georgia Institute of Technology
4.6Ground Vibration Testing of Flight Vehicles
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  14:15 14:45 0185 Exploring new technical environment for Ground Vibration Test for the eXtra performance WING Airbus UpNext project
N. LASTERE, AIRBUS SAS, France
  14:45 15:15 0080 Automatic Phase Resonance Testing of Airbus eXwing Aircraft for Flutter Computation Updating
A CHUKWU, ONERA, France
  15:15 15:45 0246 EXPERIMENTAL AND OPERATIONAL MODAL ANALYSIS OF FULL-SCALE AIRCRAFT GVT: TOWARDS A HYBRID METHODOLOGY
C.G.-T Casillas Gil, Airbus Defence and Space, Spain
  15:45 16:15 0165 DESIGN AND GROUND VIBRATION TESTING OF AN EXTERNAL DROP-TANK FOR FUEL SLOSH STUDIES ON A DYNAMICALLY SCALED DELTA WING
A. Ellmo, Saab AB, Sweden
5.6Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  14:15 14:45 0220 CFD-Based Identification of Motion-Induced Airloads on a Rotor Configuration in Hover and Forward Flight
C. Kaiser, DLR (German Aerospace Center), Institute of Aeroelasticity, Germany
  14:45 15:15 0226 The effect of vortex ring state on aeroelasticity of rotor blades
M.A. Amoozgar, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
  15:15 15:45 0253 Influence of Geometric Nonlinearities on Inverse Load Identification for Helicopter Rotor Blades
L. Kettenhofen, Institute of Structural Mechanics and Lightweight Design, RWTH, Germany
  15:45 16:15 0194 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND AEROELASTIC CHARACTERISATION OF A MULTIROTOR SYSTEM
T Sharma, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
1.7Reduced Order Modelling 2
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  16:45 17:15 0264 Parametric Volterra Series for Flutter Analysis
M Righi, ZHAW, Switzerland
  17:15 17:45 0156 DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURAL REDUCED ORDER MODEL FOR MODAL BASE AEROELASTIC SOLVERS VIA GLOBAL OPTIMIZATION
O. Köse, HSB Solutions GmbH, Germany
  17:45 18:15 0240 ON THE FLUTTER MECHANISM DRIVEN BY SECOND BENDING-FIRST TORSION COUPLING IN HIGH-ASPECT RATIO WINGS
M. Pirnay, University of Liège, Belgium
  18:15 18:45 0021 Benchmark Supercritical Wing Computations Using CREATE-AV KESTREL and NASA AEROM
W. A. Silva, NASA, United States
2.7Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  16:45 17:15 0061 Assessment of Linearised Frequency Domain Capability with Overset Meshing
D Nash, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
  17:15 17:45 0130 Initialisation strategies for aerodynamic instabilities using time spectral method in a new generation flow solver
VM Mohan, School of Engineering, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
  17:45 18:15 0057 Linearised frequency domain simulations of folding wingtips with overset meshing
S. M. Edwards, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
  18:15 18:45 0320 Assessment of Unsteady CFD for Flutter Analysis of Twin-Engine Commercial Airplanes
A. Scalabrin, Boeing, United States
3.7Computational Aeroelasticity 6
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ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  16:45 17:15 0039 Low Fidelity Model for Hypersonic Aeroelasticity with Shock Impingement and Thermo-Mechanical Buckling
D.D. Dooner, UNSW Canberra, Australia
  17:15 17:45 0052 Aerothermoelastic response analysis of hypersonic vehicles based on a CFD-modified engineering method
L. Ma, Z.-Q. Wan, X.-Z. Wang; Beihang University, China
  17:45 18:15 0095 AERO-THERMAL-ELASTIC ANALYSIS OF A PANEL IN SUPERSONIC FLOW WITH COUPLED NONUNIFORM HEAT TRANSFER
NTK Touati Kreimer, Technion, Israel
Presenter: Maxim Freydin, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
  18:15 18:45 0067 FLUID-THERMAL-STRUCTURAL INTERACTION ANALYSIS OF COMPLIANT PANELS UNDER HYPERSONIC FLOW WITH EXPERIMENTAL CORRELATION
M. Vieira Cabral, Massachusetts Institute of Technology , United States
4.7Aeroservoelasticity 4
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ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  16:45 17:15 0190 Actuator-induced nonlinear dynamics in gust load alleviation and active flutter suppression
L. Marino, TU Delft, Netherlands
  17:15 17:45 0293 SLENDER BODY WITH TIME-VARYING MASS ELASTIC RESPONSE ESTIMATION USING A KALMAN STATE ESTIMATOR APPROACH
I. Genkin, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
  17:45 18:15 0133 Analysis of Limit Cycle Oscillations in Nonlinear Fin-Actuator Systems by Numerical Continuation
Z. Liu, Beihang University, China
  18:15 18:45 0234 Nonlinear controllability of very flexible aircraft: analysis and implementation
L. Zolli, ISAE-SUPAERO, France
5.7General Topics in Aeroelasticity
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  16:45 17:15 0069 Aeroelastic Modelling and Analysis of Curved Composite Propeller Blades
P. M. van Veen, TU Delft, Netherlands
  17:15 17:45 0093 THREE-DIMENSIONAL LARGE DEFORMATION RECONSTRUCTION OF WIND TURBINE BLADES BASED ON STRAIN MEASUREMENT
C.-C. Xie, M.-Z. Zheng, Y. Meng; Beihang University, China
  17:45 18:15 0219 A COMPUTATIONALLY EFFICIENT AEROELASTIC MODEL OF WIND TURBINE BLADES INTEGRATED WITH A LATTICE BOLTZMANN METHOD SOLVER
G.S.R. de Sá, ITA (Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica), Brazil
  18:15 18:45 0140 Dynamic characteristics of an external aircraft panel with a tailored damping treatment
S. D. Jayatilake, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
1.8Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 6: Folding Wingtips
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  09:30 10:00 0178 Extended stability and stability boundary reduction analysis of flexible aircraft with folding wingtips
L. Dehmlow, TU Berlin, Germany
  10:00 10:30 0160 AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS OF RAKED FOLDING WINGTIPS ON SWEPT WINGS
F Sacchi, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  10:30 11:00 0252 A COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYZING FOLDING WING TIP DYNAMICS ON HIGHLY FLEXIBLE WINGS: A FLEXIBLE MULTIBODY FORMULA
L. Barros da Luz, Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, Brazil
2.8Dynamic loads 1: Buffet Loads
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ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  09:30 10:00 0134 AERO-STRUCTURAL MODELING AND PREDICTION OF TRANSONIC SHOCK-BUFFET LOADS ON AN F-16 WING
T. Nahom Jidovetski, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
  10:00 10:30 0071 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BUFFET RESPONSE IN SINGLE-FIN AND TWIN-FIN COMBAT AIRCRAFT
U PV, AERONAUTICAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, India
  10:30 11:00 0261 Buffet Loads Recovery from PSD Least Square Regression of Inflight Accelerations and Airframe Digital Twin
D. Monti, Leonardo Aircraft Division, Italy
Presenter: Andrea Albonico, Leonardo Aeronautics Division
3.8Computational Aeroelasticity 7
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ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  09:30 10:00 0081 Quantification of Non-linear Aerodynamic Effects on the Limiting Gust Load Cases
K. M. Streitenberger, German Aerospace Center, Germany
  10:00 10:30 0050 DLM- AND CFD-BASED CONTINUOUS TURBULENCE ENCOUNTER FOR A HIGH ASPECT RATIO CONFIGURATION
D. Friedewald, DLR, Germany
  10:30 11:00 0249 HIGH-FIDELITY AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS OF PASSIVE FOLDING-WING CONCEPTS FOR GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION: COUPLED CFD/CSD STUDY
M. Ahmadi, adana science and technology university, Turkey
4.8Aeroservoelasticity 5
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ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  09:30 10:00 0112 AEROSERVOELASTIC MODEL IN TIME DOMAIN AND A NOVEL APPROACH TO COUPLE THE FLIGHT MECHANICS-AEROSERVOELASTICITY
LUCA DI SIVO, EDOARDO ORAZI, STEFANO RAIMONDO; LEONARDO SpA, Italy
Presenter: Luca Di Sivo, LEONARDO AERONAUTICS – AIRCRAFT BU
  10:00 10:30 0300 A Control-Oriented Aeroelastic Modelling Framework for Compliant Wings with Trailing-Edge Morphing
A. Balon, CTU in Prague, FME, Czech Republic
  10:30 11:00 0279 Updated Aeroservoelastic Model of an Active Flutter Suppression Demonstrator Aircraft
T. M- Kier, DLR, Germany
5.8Rotorcraft Aeroelasticity 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  09:30 10:00 0142 AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK FOR AEROELASTIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF PROPELLER-WING SYSTEMS
N.-R. Niu, Beihang University, China
  10:00 10:30 0187 TOWARDS ROBUST WHIRL FLUTTER PREDICTION IN PROPELLER AIRCRAFT: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF MODELING PARAMETERS
C. Koch, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
  10:30 11:00 0179 Effect of swirl recovery vanes on propeller whirl flutter
V. Marletta, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
1.9Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 7: Distributed Propulsion
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  11:30 12:00 0256 NUMERICAL VALIDATION OF A HIGH-ASPECT RATIO WING FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT MODELLED IN AN ENHANCED LOW-FIDELITY FRAMEWORK
W. Mickein, TU Berlin, Germany
  12:00 12:30 0296 AEROELASTIC OPTIMIZATION OF FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT WINGS WITH DISTRIBUTED ELECTRIC PROPELLERS
S.-T. Dede, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  12:30 13:00 0034 Aeroelastic Shape Optimization of a Hybrid Regional Aircraft with Distributed Propulsion
R Maierl, Airbus Defence and Space, Germany
2.9Dynamic loads 2: Gust Loads
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  11:30 12:00 0121 Differentiable Gust and Maneuver Loads at Scale on Very Flexible Aircraft
R. Palacios, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
  12:00 12:30 0229 HEAVY TURBOPROP AIRCRAFT IN FIREFIGHTER CONFIGURATION. GUST LOADS ALLEVIATION FUNCTION EFFECTIVENESS AND 1P LOADS MODEL
R Navarro Romero, AIRBUS OPERATIONS, Spain
  12:30 13:00 0011 STATISTICAL DISCRETE GUST METHOD FOR ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCELOADS IN AEROELASTIC RESPONSE MODELS
V.H. Moreira, ITA - Aeronautical Technology Institute, Brazil
3.9Computational Aeroelasticity 8
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  11:30 12:00 0124 Aeroelastic stability calculations of a laminar wing using viscous-inviscid interaction
A. Crovato, ONERA, France
  12:00 12:30 0286 High-fidelity aerodynamic models for propeller-wing whirl flutter
F. Iorio, Safran Aircraft Engines, France
  12:30 13:00 0189 Flutter analysis of a hose-drogue system with aerodynamic grid fins for aerial refueling
K. Salehi Paniagua, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
4.9Steady/Unsteady Aerodynamics 4
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ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  11:30 12:00 0026 Control surface modeling: analysis of unsteady effects of spanwise gaps using linearized frequency-domain solvers
L.B. Streher, DLR, Germany
  12:00 12:30 0042 High Fidelity CFD Shock wave and Control Surface evaluation
G. Claudino e Silva, ITA, Brazil
  12:30 13:00 0018 SEMI-AKTIVE FLUTTER SUPRESSION USING CONTROL SURFACE DEFLECTIONS
K. Bantscheff, Technische Universität München, Germany
5.9Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 1
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ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  11:30 12:00 0274 Comparison of Low-order Nonlinear Aeroelastic Models for Numerical Continuation
F Healy, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
  12:00 12:30 0316 NONLINEAR AEROELASTIC BEHAVIOUR OF FLEXIBLE HAPS WINGS AND ITS IMPACT ON LOAD DISTRIBUTION, TRIM AND CONTROL
O.Y. Havaza, National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Pol, Ukraine
  12:30 13:00 0182 EXPLOITING CONTROL REVERSAL FOR SIMULTANEOUS ACTIVE AND PASSIVE MANOEUVRE LOAD ALLEVIATION
E. Filippou, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
1.10Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 8: Methods and Frameworks
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  14:15 14:45 0056 Inertial Relief in Fluid Structure Interaction Problems with Analytic Sensitivities
D. Clemens, University of Dayton Research Institute, United States
  14:45 15:15 0070 Validation of a Nonlinear Vortex-Lattice Method Framework for Static Aeroelastic Analyses of a Full Aircraft
L. Adams, École Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  15:15 15:45 0263 Prediction of Geometric Nonlinear Steady Flight Loads via extended Modal Rotation Method
J Grigoleit-Hilger, DLR - German Aerospace Center, Germany
2.10Dynamic loads 3: Special Loads
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  14:15 14:45 0077 INFLUENCE OF LANDING GEAR SHOCK ABSORBER DAMPING ON AIRFRAME LOADS AND ACCELERATIONS
D. Fleischer, AIRBUS Defence and Space, Germany
  14:45 15:15 0119 DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF PYLON RELEASE FOR FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFTS
C. Song, Beihang University, China
  15:15 15:45 0017 Modeling and Analysis of Structural Loads of a Flexible Transonic Aircraft using Strip-Theory Flight Dynamics
L.-H. Lemke, Hamburg University of Technology, Germany
3.10Computational Aeroelasticity 9
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ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  14:15 14:45 0108 DESIGN-ORIENTED STRESS-BASED HIGH FIDELITY AEROELASTIC GUST CONSTRAINTS
B.K. Stanford, NASA LaRC, United States
  14:45 15:15 0177 Gust Load Alleviation (GLA) Controller Synthesis Using High-Fidelity Transonic Aerodynamics
DMR Matas Ruiz, DLR (German Aerospace Center), Institute of Aeroelasticity, Germany
  15:15 15:45 0040 Aeroel. Damping Augmentation and Flutter Analysis for a High-Aspect-Ratio Wing Aircraft in the Transonic Flight Regime
M. Fehrs, DLR, Germany
4.10Active Control and Adaptive Structures 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  14:15 14:45 0225 Multidimensional Loads Criteria for Active Load Alleviation Control Design
C. Wallace, DLR (German Aerospace Center), Germany
  14:45 15:15 0169 Design of a Decentralized Gust Load Alleviation Control Law with a Primary Flight Controller in the Loop
J. Martins, DLR - German Aerospace Center, Germany
  15:15 15:45 0035 The Effect Of Wingbox Elastic Deformation On The Morphing Shapes Of The Translation Induced Camber Concept
I.T. Tsatsas, TU Delft, Netherlands
5.10Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 2
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  14:15 14:45 0242 Aerostructural Analysis and Optimization using Viscous-Inviscid Interaction
P. Dechamps, University of Liège, Belgium
  14:45 15:15 0047 A Generalized Condensation Method for Field-Based Structures
H. Smith, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
  15:15 15:45 0048 Skin-buckling induced passive load alleviation
D. Hahn, TU Braunschweig, Institut für Flugzeugbau und Leichtbau, Germany
1.11Aeroelasticity in Conceptual Aircraft Design 9: Opt. (2)
Chair:
ASSEMBLY HALL - Auditorium
  16:15 16:45 0064 NASA Langley Contributions to the Aeroelastic Optimization Benchmark Working Group
A Thelen, NASA Langley Research Center, United States
  16:45 17:15 0143 Aerostructural optimization of a business jet wing
L. Jousseaume, Dassault Aviation, France
  17:15 17:45 0262 THE DLR-D2AE – A SHORT MEDIUM RANGE AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATION FOR AEROEALSTIC INVESTIGATIONS
T. Klimmek, DLR, Institute of Aeroelasticity, Germany
2.11Computational Aeroelasticity 10
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - v.Trott Hall
  16:15 16:45 0096 Framework for Efficient and Robust Prediction of Freeplay Induced Limit Cycle Oscillations with Consideration of Preload
V. Motta, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Germany
Presenter: Jonas Knickenberg, Airbus Defence and Space
  16:45 17:15 0055 AERODYNAMIC DAMPING DURING CLASSIC SURGE
C. Reiber, DLR, Germany
  17:15 17:45 0227 DATA-DRIVEN AEROACOUSTOELASTIC ASSESSMENT OF LAUNCHER PAYLOADS
R. Giansante, University of Tuscia, Italy
3.11Computational Aeroelasticity 11
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - H.Vogt Hall
  16:15 16:45 0218 AERO-SERVO-ELASTIC ANALYSIS OF 2D AIRFOIL IN ALLEVIATING TRANSONIC FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATIONS THROUGH FLAP CONTROL
H.C. Önel, Adana Science and Technology University, Turkey
  16:45 17:15 0310 On the modelling and simulation of body-freedom aeroelasticity of morphing air-launched UAVs
S.J. van Elsloo, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, TU Delft, Netherlands
  17:15 17:45 0306 A Method for the Geometrically Nonlinear Computation of Maneuver Loads in Preliminary Design of Jet Transports
M. R. Ritter, DLR, Germany
4.11Flight Vibration Survey and Flight Flutter Test
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - E.Noether Hall
  16:15 16:45 0231 Assessment of LiDAR-based techniques to measure in-flight deformation of aerospace structures
J. Barrera Rodríguez, Airbus Defence & Space, Spain
  16:45 17:15 0228 DORNIER SEASTAR CD2 – FLUTTER FLIGHT TEST – ADVANCED METHODS FOR IMPULSE AND NOISE BASED OMA USING NYQUIST AND SVD
A. Graf, AeroFEM GmbH, Switzerland
  17:15 17:45 0315 Prediction of Critical Aeroelastic Damping Using Dynamic Eigen Decomposition of Sensor Measurements
J.-T. Kim, University of Washington, United States
5.11Highly Flexible Aircraft Structures 3
Chair:
ALTE MENSA - Room Taberna
  16:15 16:45 0196 Co-Design of Aeroelastic Systems with Deep Reinforcement Learning
Y.C. Li, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
  16:45 17:15 0174 GEOMETRIC PARAMETER-BASED SURROGATE MODELLING FOR AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS OF NOVEL AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS
O. Köse, HSB Solutions GmbH, Germany
Presenter: Özgür Zafer, HSB Solutions GmbH
  17:15 17:45 0237 RAPTOR: a gradient-based multidisciplinary design optimization framework for aircraft preliminary design
J. Van Den Berghe, University of Liège, Belgium