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Dr. Gene Morelli, NASA Langley Research Center
The Quest for Onboard Real-Time Characterization of Aircraft Stability and Control
Dr. Gene Morelli is a senior research engineer in the Dynamic Systems
and Control Branch at NASA Langley. He has over 20 years of experience
in the field of aircraft system identification, which includes
experiment design, data analysis, flight dynamics, and mathematical
modeling based on experimental data. Dr. Morelli has designed
experiments and developed models for a wide variety of aircraft,
including the X 29, X-31, F-18 HARV, F-15 ACTIVE, Twin Otter, Tu-144
supersonic transport, X-43A (Hyper-X), and many subscale aircraft. He
is co-author, with Dr. Vladi Klein, of the textbook entitled "Aircraft
System Identification - Theory and Practice", and is the author of
System IDentification Programs for AirCraft (SIDPAC), a collection of
programs written in MATLAB to solve aircraft system identification
problems. SIDPAC is a NASA software product containing over 200
programs, and is currently in use at more than 60 organizations
worldwide. Dr. Morelli has written more than 50 technical publications,
and teaches a graduate course in Aircraft System Identification as an
adjunct professor at the National Institute of Aerospace. He is an
associate fellow of the AIAA.
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