Orlando Chapter

Welcome to the INCOSE-Orlando Chapter!

The mission of the Orlando chapter of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) is to drive success in engineering programs for engineering organizations in industry, academia, and government and drive up the capabilities of its professionals including top executives and practicing engineers.

We host monthly presentations offering a topic that supports the goals for acquiring dramatic speed, precision, interoperability, and innovation using systems engineering and other practices.

Our Chapter Presentations are open to the professional community in Central Florida (with RSVP). The event begins with a free buffet dinner as a courtesy to our guests and members followed by one or two presenters who represent local organizations. The goal is to share knowledge, techniques, and success stories to drive improvement in product delivery throughout our community.

Our meetings occur on the second Wednesday of the month starting at 5:30pm at Rocket Technology HQ, which houses our INCOSE-Orlando office, at 13501 Ingenuity Drive, Suite 232, Orlando, Florida 32826.

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February 2025 Chapter Meeting
      

Date and Time:
Wednesday, February 12 , 2025, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Dinner provided by INCOSE-Orlando Chapter Members
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Location:
One Resource Square/SAIC Building, 13501 Ingenuity Dr., Ste 232, Orlando  (Building Doors Lock at 7pm)
Go to Rocket Technology, Inc. (2nd Floor, left from elevators, right down the hall)

About this Event:
Dinner and Networking: 5:30
Dinner is provided by the INCOSE Orlando Chapter.

Featured Presentation: 6:30
About the Presentation: Dr. Hammond's presentation, "Beyond the Saga of Rocket Science: A Systems Perspective to New Space", is based on his four-book series: The Dawn of the Space Age (2016), Avoiding Armageddon (2018), In Space To Stay (2019), and The Never-Ending Frontier (2020). He will briefly cover how failures and lessons learned in the past led to the launch vehicles of the present. Then he will take a systems perspective in addressing how the world's launch vehicles are enabling New Space. Finally, he will address the future of human space exploration in the solar system and beyond. His four most recent books are available for purchase through IngramSpark. Dr. Hammond will bring vouchers that will allow anyone to purchase them.    

 

About the Presenter: Walter E. Hammond, Ph.D, P.E. is a space transportation systems subject matter expert. He has written two books for the AIAA Education Series Books, which take a systems approach to this topic. Space Transportation: A Systems Approach to Analysis and Design (1999) and Design Methodologies for Space Transportation Systems (2001). He has 45 years of wide-ranging experience in the military, industrial, and government sectors. Dr. Hammond is presently employed part-time as Adjunct Faculty in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at UCF, where he teaches senior-level aerospace design.

 

Practical SE Series: 7:30

Networking and Group Discussions: 8:00

 

Orlando Chapter Leadership

PositionName 
PresidentIan Phillips
Vice President/President ElectLuis Gamarra
SecretaryLaura Eckman
TreasurerJudd Cheatwood
Past PresidentJudd Cheatwood
Director at LargeWalter Hammond
Director at LargeLinda Britt
Director at LargeTom Herald
Director at LargeLink Parikh
Contact: Orlando Chapter Leaders
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