2022 Development, Qualification and Affordability of Complex Systems Technical Meeting

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Paper/presentation materials can be purchased on the VFS Library. Video recordings are available for purchase on Vimeo.

Attendees will receive an email with instructions on how and where to download the information.

 

Registration Facts

• Download a copy of the Complex Systems agenda

• Registration rates are the same for either in-person or virtual attendance.

• All in-person registrants will be required to show a government photo ID to collect their badge.
• Non-US citizens who are attending in-person, including green card holders, will be required to provide a passport.
• ration.
• MS Teams is the virtual conference platform, which can be downloaded on desktop or mobile for free without an account.
• The meeting is taking place in US Central Daylight Time (UTC/GMT -5 hours) time zone – refer to Time & Date
• ALL attendees will receive an email communication with the conference MS Teams link information prior to the meeting.
• The presentations will be recorded
• ALL attendees will receive links to the online Proceedings and recorded presentations AFTER the meeting.

If you are unable to register online, submit a registration form (PDF).

Registration Rates	VFS Member	Non-Member*
Military/Government	$150	$150
Regular	$325	$425
Student/Fully Retired	$125	$150
Registration includes coffee breaks, lunches, Wed. night social, and meeting materials. *Includes 1 year VFS membership.

 

To achieve the desired capabilities of next-generation vertical lift, the modern aircraft has evolved into a highly interconnected assembly of disparate systems. Acquisition strategy now values experimentation, learning through prototypes, and speed of acquisition over traditional approaches. This meeting will investigate new standards, processes, methods and tools relevant to the qualification and fielding of complex systems applicable to future vertical lift. The complexity of systems continues to accelerate, while the assessment and qualification methods race to address the interactive, non-deterministic nature and scale of the solutions. Leading experts from the government, academia, and industry will discuss the challenges of developing and qualifying affordable and safe complex systems.

See the Complex Systems Call for Papers.

General Chair: Eric Grigorian, Georgia Tech Research Institute
Technical Chair: Marty Moulton, US Army DEVCOM AvMC

Questions: Email Complex2022@redstone.vtol.org

Meeting Venue: Radiance Technologies, 310 Bob Heath Dr., Huntsville, AL 35806

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