Force Multiplying Technologies for Logistics Support to Military Operations (2014) / Chapter Skim
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B--Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
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He has designed and implemented decision support software used by the majority of the Fortune 50, in areas ranging from vehicle routing to supply chain optimization. His research appears in scores of open-literature publications and classified reports, some of which are seminal references.
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In 2005 Dr. Dellenback led the SwRI efforts to initiate an automated vehicle program, SwRI demonstrated a fully autonomous vehicle that included cooperative vehicle technology at the ITS World Congress on the streets of New York City in November 2008.
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; advanced logistics architecture development and demonstration projects for DoA and USMC; condition-based maintenance development and demonstration projects for DoA and USMC; advanced manufacturing technology projects (e.g., the leading DoD laboratory for additive manufacturing with support from DoA, Department of the Navy [DoN] , and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency [DARPA]
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He has more than 38 years of professional management, manufacturing and advanced technology experience in renewable energy and solar photovoltaic production and deployment. Specific areas of expertise include industrial manufacturing and technical marketing, photovoltaic research and production process development, product planning, supply chain logistics, and solar technology roadmapping.
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He has received numerous awards and honors, including for his work in electric power conversion systems in transportation, the advancement of power conversion technologies through innovations and their applications to industry, and for contributions to the advancement of power conversion and propulsion systems for electric, hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles, and for a solid oxide fuel cell based hybrid power generation system.
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integrating highly distributed and scalable alternative power sources such as solar, wind, fuel cell, etc.; hybrid power generation systems for transportation and stationary power generation: fuel cell, solar and wind; solar and fuel cell; solid oxide fuel cell and turbine generator; vector control of electric motors and variable frequency drives, power conversion topologies, and power device applications; and advancing the technology of electrification of transportation with high-power-density and high-temperature power conversion systems, control, and electric machines for more electric aircraft, ships, and automobiles. His interest is to put many of these innovative technologies to greater use in practical systems and commercialize these technologies for practically reducing the emissions, improving the energy efficiency, and for the development of sustainable energy resources.
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He also has expertise in the design, development, and application of advanced scientific and engineering software systems. His military systems and project experience includes analyses and tool development to support lifecycle operations and sustainment decisions for DoD legacy and current acquisition programs in areas as diverse as the F35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Army's Program Executive Office (PEO)
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