Graduate Research Award Program on Public-Sector Aviation Issues Update: 2008–2017 (2016)

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26 Timothy Karaskiewicz, Milwaukee County Princi- pal Assistant Corporation Counsel Mike Kenney, Vice President, KB Environmental Sciences, Inc. Dr. V. Khanna, University of Oklahoma Dr. Max Kiesling, Vice President, Ricondo & Asso- ciates, Inc. Dr. Brian Kim, Manager, Environmental Regulatory Affairs, Pratt & Whitney Ted Kitchens, Newport News International Airport Peter Kostiuk, President, Robust Analytics, Gam- brills, Maryland Michael Lamprecht, Environmental Specialist, FAA Albert Larkin, FAA Airport Technology R&D Branch, William J. Hughes Technical Center Dr. Katherine Andrea Lemos, Accident Investigation and Prevention Integrated Safety Team, FAA Michael E. Levine, Distinguished Research Scholar and Senior Lecturer, New York University School of Law Arne Lewis, Associate Technical Fellow and 787 Structures Service Engineer, Boeing Mike Linnel, State Director APHIS/USDA, Salt Lake City, Utah Dou Long, LMI Research Institute James Luxhoj, Professor, Rutgers University Carl Ma, Engineer with FAA’s Office of Environ- ment and Energy Peter Mandle, Director, LeighFisher Dr. Marquise McGraw, Economist, Office of Research, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Dr. Avijit Mukherjee, Associate Research Scientist, University Affiliated Research Center, NASA Ames Research Center, California Dan Murphy, Operations Analysis Group Manager, Systems Operations Service, FAA Dr. Laurence H. Mutuel, Principal Engineer, FAA Robert Nichols, En Route & Oceanic Service, Surveillance and Broadcast Services, FAA Roger Nicholson, Associate Technical Fellow, Aviation System Safety, Boeing Ed Oshinski, Aviation Division, Texas DOT Steve Osmek, Wildlife Program Manager, Port of Seattle–SEATAC Dr. Clinton Oster, Jr., Professor, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University Juliet Page, Wyle Laboratories, Arlington, Virginia David Peshkin, Principal and Vice President of Applied Pavement Technology Dominique Pittenger, University of Oklahoma Joseph Post, Manager, Modeling and Simulation at FAA Thomas Prevot, NASA Ames Research Center Donna Prigmore, Customer Relations Manager, Port of Portland/Portland International Airport Frederick P. Roe, Vice President of Sales, Safegate Airport Systems, Inc. David Senzig, Environmental Measurement and Modeling Division, Volpe National Transporta- tion Systems Center Tom Smith, Senior Director, Digital Communica- tions, ACI–NA Dr. William Spitz, Senior Economist, GRA Inc. Virginia Stouffer, Program Manager, LMI, McLean, VA Dr. Saadat Syed, Senior Fellow Discipline Lead, Aerothermal Fluids, Pratt & Whitney Dr. Susan Tighe, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Sustainable Pavement and Infra- structure Management, University of Water- loo, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Mike Tretheway, Chief Economist & Chief Strate- gic Officer, InterVISTAS Consulting Group Sandy Webb, Managing Director, Environmental Consulting Group, LLC Jeffrey Wharff, Office of Aviation Policy and Plans, FAA John C. Williams, Ricondo & Associates Gregory Y. Won, Operations Research, FAA Dr. Arash Yousefi, Metron Aviation, Dulles, Virginia APPENDIX C: PROGRAM SEQUENCE I. Sequence of Graduate Award Program A. Announcement and application online – February B. Receive electronic proposals, Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) – May 15 C. Receive hard copy of application – May 23 D. Receive references and faculty adviser commitment forms – May 29 E. Administrative review of proposals, Vir- ginia Space Grant Consortium (VSGC/ ACRP) – June 1–10 F. Panelist 1st round of review – June 10– July 1 G. Teleconference with panel members – June 29 H. Panelist 2nd round of reviews – July 1–17

27 I. Finalize research proposal submissions (clarifications and expansion of submitted material) and select recipients (Panel) – mid-July J. Identify and select mentors (Panel) – completed by mid-August K. Notify recipients – August (ACRP/VSGC) L. 1st scoping discussion/meeting with mentor, adviser, and research grant recip- ient (includes a draft work plan review within 30 days of initiating the process) – October 1 M. Submit detailed work plan, subject to ongoing review and change throughout the research program – no later than October 15 N. 1st interim mentor review – no later than January 31 O. 2nd interim mentor review – no later than April 30 P. Draft submission and final review (mentor) – July 15 Q. Comments to students (mentor) – August R. Final submission – August 31 S. Presentation/publication at TRB Confer- ence – January II. Websites A. http://www.trb.org/ACRP/ ACRPGraduateAwardProgram.aspx B. http://vsgc.odu.edu/ ACRPDesignCompetition/

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