Update Briefing from AIAA DEIC

AIAA Rocky Mountain Section presents Dr. Olivia Pinon Fischer, Chair AIAA DEIC. Join us for an overview of AIAA Digital Engineering & Integration Committee's initiatives and working progress including updates from their subcommittees. Publications include Digital Thread: Definition, Value, and Reference Model and Digitial Twin: Reference Model, Realizations & Recommendations.  Subcommittees: Digital Ecosystem, Digital Thread, Digital Twin, Digital Systems Modeling, Digital Modeling & Simulation (CAE/HPC/ML/AI), DevSecOps, and Agile Software Development

Hybrid Event: In-Person & Virtual

Hosted by Studio SE, Ltd. at Thrive Workplace, 9200 East Mineral Avenue, Centennial, Colorado 80112

Snacks and refreshments provided.

(Zoom link for remote attendees to be sent the day of the event to registered attendees.)

Objectives: How DEIC might better leverage local AIAA Sections and associated Regions to progress the Digital Engineering effort?

• Section/regional groups can generate localized DE awareness as well as identify area advocates, contributors, and volunteers.
• Section/regional groups can confirm where they may best align to and contribute to the DEIC Strategic Initiatives and/or Subcommittee efforts in a regional sense.
• Section/regional groups can report localized DE community progress to DEIC at the national level.

Olivia Pinon Fischer, Ph.D. | Principal Research Engineer & Chief, Digital Engineering Division | Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory (ASDL) | Georgia Institute of Technology

Dr. Olivia Pinon Fischer is a Principal Research Engineer within the School of Aerospace Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology where she serves as the Chief of the Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory’s Digital Engineering Division. In her current position, Dr. Pinon Fischer leads pivotal research efforts in close collaboration with industry and government experts, bringing together advancements in modeling, data management, and analytical capabilities to address challenges related to both complex engineering systems and socio-cyber-physical systems. In her position she manages multi-disciplinary research teams in the fields of digital engineering, digital twins & ecosystems, model-based systems engineering, and ML/AI. Dr. Pinon Fischer is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). She is the Chair of the AIAA’s Digital Engineering Integration Committee (DEIC) and serves as a liaison between AIAA and the OMG Digital Twin Consortium (OMG DTC). She is the Co-Chair of the NATO STO AVT Certification by Analysis Technical Activity and is a member of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) Programme Committee. Dr. Pinon Fischer also supports NAFEMS’ Engineering Data Science Working Group (EDSWG) and Women In Simulation Engineering (WISE). Dr. Pinon Fischer holds M.Sc. degrees in a variety of engineering fields and a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.