George Salazar,P.E.,ESEP,LSMIEEE
Houston, Texas, United States
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University of Houston to educate more teachers in computer science
University of Houston to educate more teachers in computer science
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7 Steps to Think like Leonardo da Vinci: The Guide to Everyday Genius
7 Steps to Think like Leonardo da Vinci: The Guide to Everyday Genius
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We are thrilled to share a glimpse of our state-of-the-art space and astronomy lab, meticulously set up by SmartCircuits Innovation, a dedicated ISRO…
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بالعربي 💥 سبحان الله كيف يرسل الله لنا أشخاصًا في مسار حياتنا المهنية والشخصية، يضيئون لنا الطريق ويغيرون مجرى الأمور نحو الأفضل. هؤلاء الأشخاص…
بالعربي 💥 سبحان الله كيف يرسل الله لنا أشخاصًا في مسار حياتنا المهنية والشخصية، يضيئون لنا الطريق ويغيرون مجرى الأمور نحو الأفضل. هؤلاء الأشخاص…
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Well deserved Jennifer Becerra ! So proud of your hard work and achievements over the years!!
Well deserved Jennifer Becerra ! So proud of your hard work and achievements over the years!!
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North Harris County College
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Majored in Systems Engineering-graduate level.
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Activities and Societies: Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers PACE ETA Kappa Nu
I was there when one of the first University Chapters of MAES in the country was forming. We held the first ever National MAES Symposium ever to occur outside of California at UofH in 1982. We used to hold annual banquets with guest speakers. I was fortunate to have request astronaut Dr. Franklin Chang-Diaz to our banquet when first entered the astronaut corp.
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Activities and Societies: ETA Kappa Nu
Licenses & Certifications
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Expert Systems Engineering Professional
International Council of Systems Engineering
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Professional Engineer (PE)
Texas Boad of Professional Engineers
IssuedCredential ID 87245
Volunteer Experience
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Education Outreach Volunteer
NASA,Johnson Space Center
- Present 41 years 1 month
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Since joining NASA, served as an education outreach volunteer to well over 17,000 students from Kindergarten all the way to College students-- inspiring students to pursue STEM fields through lectures and experiments to sharing his personal story of perseverance and drive despite life's obstacles. In sharing my own personal story, I hope to show by example that anything is possible.
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Guest Lecturer
The University of Texas at El Paso
- 2 years 5 months
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Provided lectures on systems engineering to both the IEEE and systems engineering students at UTEP
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JSC Engineering Coordinator
NASA Texas Space Grant Consortium
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Serve as both the NASA/JSC engineering coordinator for obtaining engineering design challenges projects as well as submitting projects where I serve as the mentor.
Publications
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Safety Design for Space Systems,Chapter 27
ELSEVIER
The purpose of this book is to introduce the reader to the principles and best practices
of safety design for space systems. The book focuses on crewed space systems;
however, several chapters could also be a useful guide for the design of uncrewed
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Establishing Trust in NASA’s Artemis Campaign Computer-Human Interface (CHI) Implementation
IEEE Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology - IEEE Space Computing Conferencer
The NASA Artemis program will return humans to the Moon. This time, with the help of commercial and international partners, the program's objective is a permanent moon base. The moon base infrastructure, including an orbiting moon station and moon surface assets, will be developed for astronauts to stay for the long haul to learn to live and work on another planet in preparation for an eventual Humans-to-Mars mission. As the roundtrip communication delays increase in deep space exploration, the…
The NASA Artemis program will return humans to the Moon. This time, with the help of commercial and international partners, the program's objective is a permanent moon base. The moon base infrastructure, including an orbiting moon station and moon surface assets, will be developed for astronauts to stay for the long haul to learn to live and work on another planet in preparation for an eventual Humans-to-Mars mission. As the roundtrip communication delays increase in deep space exploration, the crew will need more onboard systems autonomy and functionality to maintain and control the vehicle or habitat. These mission constraints will change the current Earth-based spacecraft to ground control support approach that will demand more safe, efficient, and effective Computer-Human Interface (CHI) control. For Artemis, CHI is defined as the elements that the crew interfaces with: audio, video, lighting, and crew controls subsystems. Understanding how CHI will need to evolve to support deep space missions will be critical for the Artemis program--especially crew controls, which is the focus of this paper.
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Applying Human Systems Integration in Voice-Controlled of spacecraft System for Future Space Missions.
International Symposium on Measurement and Control in Robotics 2022_IEEE
Through the NASA Artemis program, a new era of space exploration will serve to lead humanity towards sustained lunar exploration in preparation for the next giant leap-human exploration of Mars. These crewed spacecraft and habitats will require more automation and autonomy to support these complex missions. Crew size will be small and therefore a more efficient command and control input method is desired. Speech recognition along with visual or auditory feedback is…
Through the NASA Artemis program, a new era of space exploration will serve to lead humanity towards sustained lunar exploration in preparation for the next giant leap-human exploration of Mars. These crewed spacecraft and habitats will require more automation and autonomy to support these complex missions. Crew size will be small and therefore a more efficient command and control input method is desired. Speech recognition along with visual or auditory feedback is an alternative, providing an extra pair ofhands and eyes for the crew. Yet, speech recognition demands a highly integrated development approach to ensure a successful system implementation. To ensure the voice control application is developed correctly will require a Human Systems Integration (HSI) approach. This paper provides an insight into the development of a speech/voice control application for a spacecraft system that encompasses automation and autonomy through an HSI approach. Results of the voice control experiment of the Space Shuttle camera system are provided as lessons learned about using voice control on a spacecraft. Limitations and challenges of the technology are addressed as well as how HSI along with Human Readiness Level can help successfully develop voice control command and control systems.
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Human Systems Integration Approach in Implementing Voice-Control of Future Spacecraft Systems
NASA
Crewed spacecraft and habitats of the future will
require more automation and autonomy to support complex
missions. However, these complex systems require a more
efficient command and control input method. Speech
recognition along with visual or auditory feedback is an
alternative, providing an extra pair of hands and eyes for the
crew. Yet, speech recognition demands a highly integrated
development approach to ensure a successful system
implementation. To ensure the…Crewed spacecraft and habitats of the future will
require more automation and autonomy to support complex
missions. However, these complex systems require a more
efficient command and control input method. Speech
recognition along with visual or auditory feedback is an
alternative, providing an extra pair of hands and eyes for the
crew. Yet, speech recognition demands a highly integrated
development approach to ensure a successful system
implementation. To ensure the voice control application is
developed correctly will require a Human Systems Integration
(HSI) approach. This paper provides an insight into the
development of a speech/voice control application of a
spacecraft system that encompasses automation and autonomy
through an HSI approach. Results of the voice control
experiment of the Space Shuttle camera system are provided as
lessons learned about voice control on a spacecraft. Limitations
and challenges of the technology are addressed as well as how
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Technology Readiness Level as the Foundation of Human Readiness Level
Ergonomics in Design: The Quarterly of Human Factors Applications
Communication of the maturity of technology through the program/product life cycles helps enhance risk management from the beginning and support decision-making strategies for research, development, and allocation of resources. Currently, many organizations use the technology readiness level (TRL) as a simple metric to indicate the maturity of the technology. This article will discuss the TRL history, define the TRL levels, show how the TRL relates to the technology life cycle, and how the TRL…
Communication of the maturity of technology through the program/product life cycles helps enhance risk management from the beginning and support decision-making strategies for research, development, and allocation of resources. Currently, many organizations use the technology readiness level (TRL) as a simple metric to indicate the maturity of the technology. This article will discuss the TRL history, define the TRL levels, show how the TRL relates to the technology life cycle, and how the TRL framework contributes to the human readiness level (HRL) structure.
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Augmented Reality life-size flight panel for checklist training
ISMCR 2020
A checklist before a flight demands a deep knowledge about the aircraft and its panel, avionics, instruments, functions, and cockpit layout. The student training to be a pilot or an advanced pilot aiming for an upgrade certification must know each instrument very deeply and its position on the flight panel. Each second spent looking for a localization of an instrument, bottom or indicator can waste time at the end of the checklist resulting in a bad starting procedure. This paper presents the…
A checklist before a flight demands a deep knowledge about the aircraft and its panel, avionics, instruments, functions, and cockpit layout. The student training to be a pilot or an advanced pilot aiming for an upgrade certification must know each instrument very deeply and its position on the flight panel. Each second spent looking for a localization of an instrument, bottom or indicator can waste time at the end of the checklist resulting in a bad starting procedure. This paper presents the idea that Augmented Reality (AR) technology can help pilots improve their skills, and help them learn new layout flight panel of different aircraft.
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Human Systems Integration Relationships Between Deep Space and Deepwater Exploration Challenges
Off-Shore Technology Conference 2020
NASA pursuit of human missions Beyond Earth Orbit (BEO) to the moon and eventually Mars will pose many new challenges. These missions are characterized by increased risks to human performance due to stress, fatigue, radiation exposure, and isolation. Fundamental changes in spaceflight operations will be required as well. A very critical part of future missions will be assisting the crew with problem-solving and contingency resolution using next-generation smart spacecraft systems. Human Systems…
NASA pursuit of human missions Beyond Earth Orbit (BEO) to the moon and eventually Mars will pose many new challenges. These missions are characterized by increased risks to human performance due to stress, fatigue, radiation exposure, and isolation. Fundamental changes in spaceflight operations will be required as well. A very critical part of future missions will be assisting the crew with problem-solving and contingency resolution using next-generation smart spacecraft systems. Human Systems Integration (HSI) must be included as part of the systems engineering process. Gateway1 will serve as part of the proving ground for maturing technology such as autonomous systems and space operations procedures to help meet moon mission goals and prepare humans for missions to Mars. For deep space missions, risk factors affecting humans such as mission duration, distance, and physiological/psychological effects, must be considered. The researchers noted the space industry's current solutions and proposed a system development view to solve future deepwater exploration challenges using HSI principles. This paper discusses the results of the review.
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Implementation of Human System Integration Workshop at NASA for Human Spacefligh
International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 70th Annual Conference
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Development Considerations for Implementing a Voice_Controlled Spacecraft System
International Symposium on Measurement and Control in Robotics
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Considerations for Implementing Voice-Controlled Spacecraft Systems Through a Human-Centered Design Approach
NAS/JSC
As computational power and speech recognition algorithms improve, the consumer market will see better-performing speech recognition applications. The cell phone and Internet-related service industry have further enhanced speech recognition applications using artificial intelligence and statistical data-mining techniquesapplications by voice. Though SRT and more advanced speech recognition techniques show promise, use of this technology for a space application such as vehicle/habitat/spacesuit…
As computational power and speech recognition algorithms improve, the consumer market will see better-performing speech recognition applications. The cell phone and Internet-related service industry have further enhanced speech recognition applications using artificial intelligence and statistical data-mining techniquesapplications by voice. Though SRT and more advanced speech recognition techniques show promise, use of this technology for a space application such as vehicle/habitat/spacesuit requires careful considerations. There are still recognition challenges to overcome such as background noise, human speech variability, and task loading. However, implemented correctly, a voice-controlled spacecraft system (VCSS) can provide a useful, natural and efficient form of human-machine communications during complex tasks such as when the hands and eyes are busy or as an aid for vehicle situational awareness inquiries or collaborative human-robot tasks. This document provides considerations and guidance for the use of SRT in VCSS applications for space missions, specifically in command-and-control (C2) applications where the commanding is user-initiated. First, current SRT limitations as known at the time of this report are given. Then, highlights of SRT used in the space program provide the reader with a history of some of the human spaceflight applications and research. Next, an overview of the speech production process and the intrinsic variations of speech are provided. Finally, general guidance and considerations are given for development of a VCSS using a human-centered design approach for space applications that includes vocabulary selection and performance testing, as well as VCSS considerations for C2 dialogue management design, feedback, error handling, and evaluation/usability testing.
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Human System Integration (HSI) Practitioner's Guide
NASA,Johnson Space Center
The NASA/SP-2015-3709, Human Systems Integration (HSI) Practitioner's Guide, also known as the "HSIPG," provides a tool for implementing HSI activities within the NASA systems engineering framework. The HSIPG is written to aid the HSI practitioner engaged in a program or project (P/P), and serves as a knowledge base to allow the practitioner to step into an HSI lead or team member role for NASA missions.
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Software Graphics Processing Unit (sGPU) Development and Evaluation Report
This report describes the software Graphic Processing Unit (sGPU) development work and the preliminary test results of a GPU architecture that may be suitable to not only meet the deep space environment and spacecraft situational awareness requirements, but also provide a means of safety certification of displays along with potentially reduced life-cycle cost associated with spacecraft displays.
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Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Graphics Processing Board (GPB) Radiation Test Evaluation Report
NASA
Report on the high energy proton testing of 5 COTS graphics processing boards.
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Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) Environmental Test Report
NASA
Environmental testing results of an organic light emitting diode (OLED) display that was subjected to EMC, Thermal and Vacuum, and radiation testing. Publication ..available upon request.
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DTO-675: Voice Control of the Closed Circuit Television System
NASA
This report presents the results of the Detail Test Object (DTO)-675 "Voice Control of the Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)" system. The DTO is a follow-on flight of the Voice Command System (VCS) that flew as a secondary payload on STS-41. Several design changes were made to the VCS for the STS-78 mission. This report discusses those design changes, the data collected during the mission, recognition problems encountered, and findings.
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STS-41 Voice Command System Flight Experiment Report
NASA
This report presents the results of the Voice Command System (VCS) flight experiment on the five-day STS-41 mission. Two mission specialists,Bill Shepherd and Bruce Melnick, used the speaker-dependent system to evaluate the operational effectiveness of using voice to control a spacecraft system. In addition, data was gathered to analyze the effects of microgravity on speech recognition performance.
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Combining immersion and interaction in XR training with 360-degree video and 3D virtual objects
ISNCR 2020
Research shows that XR experiences activate
portions of the brain that facilitate learning. Case studies in
industry bear this out, showing enormous benefits of XR when
used to train employees, including reduced time to learn and
complete a task, increased ability to perform the task correctly
the first time, and better knowledge retention than with
traditional training methods. The emerging technologies that
fall under the umbrella term XR—virtual reality…Research shows that XR experiences activate
portions of the brain that facilitate learning. Case studies in
industry bear this out, showing enormous benefits of XR when
used to train employees, including reduced time to learn and
complete a task, increased ability to perform the task correctly
the first time, and better knowledge retention than with
traditional training methods. The emerging technologies that
fall under the umbrella term XR—virtual reality, augmented
reality, mixed reality, and 360-degree video—can facilitate or
enhance learning through different affordances. The degree of
immersion and the ability to exercise agency through interaction
enhances learning. 360-degree video is highly immersive. But it
is not inherently interactive. It is theorized that by inserting
interactive 3D objects into a 360-degree video environment, both
immersion and interactivity can be achieved, with the result of
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Human Systems Integration Relationships Between Deep Space and Deepwater Exploration Challenges
Off Shore Technology Conference
NASA pursuit of human missions Beyond Earth Orbit (BEO) to the moon and eventually Mars will pose many new challenges. These missions are characterized by increased risks to human performance due to stress, fatigue, radiation exposure, and isolation. Fundamental changes in spaceflight operations will be required as well. A very critical part of future missions will be assisting the crew with problem-solving and contingency resolution using next-generation smart spacecraft systems. Human…
NASA pursuit of human missions Beyond Earth Orbit (BEO) to the moon and eventually Mars will pose many new challenges. These missions are characterized by increased risks to human performance due to stress, fatigue, radiation exposure, and isolation. Fundamental changes in spaceflight operations will be required as well. A very critical part of future missions will be assisting the crew with problem-solving and contingency resolution using next-generation smart spacecraft systems. Human Systems Integration (HSI) must be included as part of the systems engineering process. NASA engineering and human systems subject-matter expert personnel reviewed challenges reported in space-related environments for long space duration missions and identified similarities with the challenges encountered in deepwater exploration. The researchers noted the space industry's current solutions and proposed a system development view to solve future deepwater exploration challenges using HSI principles. This paper discusses the results of the review.
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OLED Technology Evaluation for Space Applications
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This paper discusses a comparison of active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) display technologies against conventional active matrix liquid crystal display (LCD) technologies for use in environments associated with crewed deep spaceflight missions. LCD based and organic light emitting diode (OLED) based display technology discussion centers around non-space flight characteristics such as reliability, image and video performance, and display color temperature stability in addition to…
This paper discusses a comparison of active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) display technologies against conventional active matrix liquid crystal display (LCD) technologies for use in environments associated with crewed deep spaceflight missions. LCD based and organic light emitting diode (OLED) based display technology discussion centers around non-space flight characteristics such as reliability, image and video performance, and display color temperature stability in addition to unique space flight characteristics such as radiation tolerance, thermal vacuum performance, display surface optics and material considerations.
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Patents
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System Comprising Interchangeable Electronic Controllers and Corresponding Methods
Issued US 7,577,482 B!
A system comprising an interchangeable electronic controller is provided with programming that allows the controller to adapt a behavior that is dependent upon the particular type of function performed by a system or subsystem component. The system reconfigures the controller when the controller is moved from one group of subsystem components to another. A plurality of application programs are provided by a server from which the application program for a particular electronic controller is…
A system comprising an interchangeable electronic controller is provided with programming that allows the controller to adapt a behavior that is dependent upon the particular type of function performed by a system or subsystem component. The system reconfigures the controller when the controller is moved from one group of subsystem components to another. A plurality of application programs are provided by a server from which the application program for a particular electronic controller is selected. The selection is based on criteria such as a subsystem component group identifier that identifies the particular type of function associated with the system or subsystem group of components.
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Real-Time Reconfigurable Adaptive Speech Recognition Command and Control Apparatus and Method
Issued US 5,774,841
An adaptive speech recognition and control system and method for controlling various mechanisms and systems in response to spoken instructions and in which spoken commands are effective to direct the system into appropriate memory nodes, and to respective appropriate memory templates corresponding to the voiced command. Spoken commands from any of a group of operators for which the system is trained may be identified, and voice templates are updated as required in response to changes in…
An adaptive speech recognition and control system and method for controlling various mechanisms and systems in response to spoken instructions and in which spoken commands are effective to direct the system into appropriate memory nodes, and to respective appropriate memory templates corresponding to the voiced command. Spoken commands from any of a group of operators for which the system is trained may be identified, and voice templates are updated as required in response to changes in pronunciation and voice characteristics over time of any of the operators for which the system is trained. Provisions are made for both near-real-time retraining of the system with respect to individual terms which are determined not be positively identified, and for an overall system training and updating process in which recognition of each command and vocabulary term is checked, and in which the memory templates are retrained if necessary for respective commands or vocabulary terms with respect to an operator currently using the system.
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Reconfigurable Fuzzy Cell
Issued US 5,259,063
A high throughput real-time fuzzy system with grade-of-membership or membership value conversion of multi-input sensor data c that provides flexible multiplexing-capable configuration, implemented entirely in hardware for effectuating S-, Z-, and PI membership functions or combinations thereof based on fuzzy logic level-set theory.
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Adaptive Data Acquisition Telemetry Multiplexing System
Issued US 4,974,181
Advanced data acquisition systems including methods of adaptively adjusting system via menu driven prompts to out of range sensors, remotely reconfiguring a plurality of sensor channels, and performance checkout of advanced telemetry systems
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Projects
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Commercial Crew Program
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Serve as the Displays and Controls SSM for both the SpaceX and Boeing commercial crew capsule.
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Space Shuttle Cockpit Avionics Upgrade
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Redesign the avionics to premit capturing data from the Shuttle's General Purpose Computers to provide more situational awareness data for the astronauts on the 11 display screens.
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X-38
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Developed the flight computer system for the X-38 space vehicle. Used Draper's Fault Tolerant Parallel Processing system as part of the design. System was VME-based.
Honors & Awards
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Johnson Space Center Engineering Legacy Award
NASA,Johnson Space Center Engineering Directorate
NASA, Johnson Space Center Engineering Directorate gratefully acknowledges your Legacy of Dedicated Service that helped make human spaceflight a Reality
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Silver Group Achievement Award- SpaceX Dragon 5X Reuse Team
NASA
Support of the certification of the SpaceX Crew Dragon Spacecraft for 5X reuse of hardware systems to enable multi-mission transportation of crew to the International Space Station
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NASA Silver Achievement Medal-Commercial Crew Engineering Team
NASA
For making the May 2020 SpaceX Demo 2 crewed mission to ISS successful under extraordinary circumstances.
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2018 John F. Kennedy Astronautics Award
American Astronautical Society
The John F. Kennedy Astronautics Award was established in honor of the late President, who launched our space program in 1961 with the famous statement that “we should land men on the moon and return them safely in this decade. This public service award is given to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution by promoting the Nation’s space programs for the exploration and utilization of outer space. The John F. Kennedy Astronautics Award was merged with the Olin E. Teague Space…
The John F. Kennedy Astronautics Award was established in honor of the late President, who launched our space program in 1961 with the famous statement that “we should land men on the moon and return them safely in this decade. This public service award is given to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution by promoting the Nation’s space programs for the exploration and utilization of outer space. The John F. Kennedy Astronautics Award was merged with the Olin E. Teague Space Award, which was established by the Society in 1981.
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NASA Silver Achievement Medal
NASA Headquarters
Citation reads "For leadership and initiative in evaluating visual display technology required for future human spaceflights." This prestigious NASA Silver Achievement Medal is awarded to Government and non-Government individuals or teams by NASA Center Directors for a stellar achievement that supports one or more of NASA's Core Values, when it is deemed to be extraordinarily important and appropriate to recognize such achievement in a timely and personalized manner
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Lifetime Achievement Award
Great Minds in STEM
Award given to scientist or engineers that have given thirty (30) or more years of amazing service and commitment to STEM--both in their career and educational outreach. Acceptance Speech located at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sx99YhtL0k&list=PLVKcnLL7iT5z_9-bJnxagdzMpixPtyQAT
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Rotary National Award for Space Achievement
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Medalla De Oro
The Society of Mexican-American Engineers and Scientists (MAES) professional Organization
The Medalla De Oro is the highest award that can bestowed on a member. The Medalla de Oro Award honors professional members of MAES, industry supporters, and members of academia. These individuals are highlighted for their outstanding achievement and contributions in science and engineering as well as service to the Latino community.
Languages
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Spanish
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Organizations
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NASA Human Systems Integration Community of Practice
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NASA Engineering and Safety Center Human Factors Discipline Team (TDT)
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Texas Space Grant Consortium (TSGC)
TSGC Design Challenge Coordinator for NASA/JSC Engineering
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Human Systems Integration Employee Resource Group
co-chair
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NASA Hispanic Employee Resource Group
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NASA Ambassador
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Eta Kappu Nu
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- PresentMemeber of the Eta Kappu Nu National EE society helping to better EE student majors.
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IEEE
Life Senior Member
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