When
Saturday, June 10, 2023 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM PDT
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Tentative Agenda: (All Time PDT (GMT -0700)) (US and Canada)
10:00 am: Check-in, Networking
11:00 am: Introduction and welcome
11:10 am: Presentation + Q/A
12:40 pm: Networking, Adjourn.
02:00 pm: Leave Meeting Room by 2 pm PDT
Where
This is a hybrid meeting meeting.
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Willowbrook Library, Meeting Room
11737 WILMINGTON AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90059
(South of Hwy 105, North of Hwy 91, East of Hwy 110, and West of Hwy 710)
(Conveniently located adjacent to the 105 Hwy exit at Wilmington Ave., and the Metro Station Willowbrook - Rosa Parks Station - Metro C Line (Green) and Metro A Line (Blue))
(Library parking entrance from E 118 St behind / on the side of the Library)
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Contact
American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics, Los Angeles - Las Vegas Section949-426-8175
events.aiaalalv@gmail.com
AIAA LA-LV 6/10 Section Meeting (Hybrid Meeting)
Saturday, June 10, 2023, 11 AM PDT (US and Canada)
an AIAA LA-LV Hybrid Meeting
Waterproof Spacecraft -
Why the Ocean Preps for Deep Space Exploration
with
Dr. Andrew Klesh
Lunar Trailblazer Project Systems Engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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(The speaker will present in person.)
Location:
Willowbrook Library, Meeting Room
11737 WILMINGTON AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90059
(South of Hwy 105, North of Hwy 91, East of Hwy 110, and West of Hwy 710)
also Online on Zoom (RSVP required),
Dr. Andrew Klesh
11737 WILMINGTON AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90059
(South of Hwy 105, North of Hwy 91, East of Hwy 110, and West of Hwy 710)
also Online on Zoom (RSVP required),
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$2.95: AIAA Professional Member
$5.95: Non-AIAA Member - Professional
$1.95: AIAA Educator Member
$4.95: Non-AIAA Member - Educator
$1.45: AIAA University Student Member
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Dr. Andrew Klesh
Lunar Trailblazer Project Systems Engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Dr. Andrew Klesh is a mission architect and the Lunar Trailblazer Project Systems Engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Previously, he served as the chief engineer for MarCO, the first two interplanetary CubeSats, which successfully flew by Mars in 2018. He is also technical lead of several teams which use extreme environment robots and instruments to explore the deep ocean and ice-water interfaces in arctic, Antarctic, and glacial terrains. Prior to JPL, he served as a postdoctoral fellow at JAXA. He has multiple degrees from the University of Michigan (BSE EE, BSE Aero, MSE Aero, MEng Space Systems, PhD Aero), is working on a masters in geology/geophysics, and served as postdoc and chief engineer of Michigan’s Radio Aurora Explorer mission. He was awarded the 2020 AIAA Engineer of the Year and NASA's Exceptional Engineering Medal for his work on MarCO.
Andy is an active EMT and a captain of JPL’s Urban Search and Rescue team. He is an instrument rated private pilot, and previously volunteered on the California Science Center’s scuba dive team. Currently, he volunteers at the USC/Wrigley Hyperbaric Chamber and with the Pasadena Fire Department as an emergency responder. As a lecturer at Caltech and adjunct professor at Arizona State University, he teaches Space Systems, Electronics for Space Applications, and Macgyver Engineering. In his spare time he enjoys tinkering, mountaineering, backpacking, and adventure racing.
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