W. I. Scallion - Concepedia

Author

W. I. Scallion

Langley Research Center

Also Known As

Dyakonov, Artem A., W. I. Scallion, W. SCALLION, W. Scallion, William I. Scallion, William Scallion

Publications

316

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Langley Research Center

About

W. I. Scallion is an author at Langley Research Center specializing in systems engineering, engineering, and space engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	7	7	212
2	Space Engineering	7	7	212
3	Systems Engineering	7	7	212
4	Computational Mechanics	2	2	107
5	Space Sciences	1	1	33

W. I. Scallion

Publications

212

Citations

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	Year	Citations
CFD Approaches for Simulation of Wing-Body Stage Separation Pieter G. Buning, Reynaldo J. Gomez, W. I. Scallion Mach 3AeroacousticsUnsteady FlowAeronauticsEngineering	2004	85
Simulation and Analyses of Stage Separation of Two-Stage Reusable Launch Vehicles Bandu N. Pamadi, Thomas A. Neirynck, Nathaniel Hotchko, Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets Space VehicleMissileEngineeringMissile DefenseHigh-maneuverability Systems	2007	33
Aerodynamic Interference Due to MSL Reaction Control System Artem Dyakonov, Mark Schoenenberger, W. I. Scallion, 41st AIAA Thermophysics Conference AeroacousticsAeronauticsEngineeringReaction Control SystemAerospace Engineering	2009	26
Overview of Transonic to Hypersonic Stage Separation Tool Development for Multi-Stage-To-Orbit Concepts Kelly J. Murphy, Pieter G. Buning, Bandu N. Pamadi, AeronauticsEngineeringPower UltrasoundAerospace EngineeringVehicle Separation	2004	22
Simulation and Analyses of Stage Separation of Two-Stage Reusable Launch Vehicles Bandu N. Pamadi, Thomas A. Neirynck, Nathaniel Hotchko, AIAA/CIRA 13th International Space Planes and Hypersonics Systems and Technologies Conference Mach 3AeronauticsEngineeringAerospace EngineeringSpace Vehicles	2005	19
Flight parameters and vehicle performance for Project Fire Flight II, launched May 22, 1965 J. H. Lewis, W. I. Scallion NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) Fire EngineeringEngineeringFlight ParametersFire SafetyAerospace Engineering	1966	16
An advanced hypervelocity aerophysics facility - A ground-based flight-test range R. D. Witcofski, W. I. Scallion, Dee Carter, 29th Aerospace Sciences Meeting AeronauticsEngineeringAerospace EngineeringCalibrationGround-based Flight-test Range	1991	11

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