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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Integration & Outreach Committee
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Mission

To improve aerospace safety by enhancing scientific knowledge of, and mitigating barriers to the study of, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)

Gimbal UAP 2015

Representing 30,000 aerospace professionals on the issue of UAP.

Teams

Hardware Factors

Serves as a neutral focal point enhancing activities that integrate aviation safety related UAP data and analysis into relevant scientific/engineering aspects of aviation development, design, and safety planning across the aviation/space systems environment.

Outreach

Interacts with appropriate AIAA Committees, industry, government agencies, academic institutions, and international researchers and organizations associated with the scientific/engineering study and understanding of UAP.

Human Factors

Engages with the scientific and engineering research community to assist with educating the Aerospace community relative to aerospace safety factors of UAP.

Leadership

Ryan Graves

Ryan Graves

Chair | LinkedIn

Michael Lembeck, Ph.D.

Michael Lembeck, Ph.D.

Co-Chair | LinkedIn

Daniel Heimerdinger, Ph.D.

Daniel Heimerdinger, Ph.D.

Hardware Factors | LinkedIn

Shawn Pruchnicki, Ph.D.

Shawn Pruchnicki, Ph.D.

Human Factors | LinkedIn

John Platte, USAF, Ret.

John Platte, USAF, Ret.

Outreach | LinkedIn

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