Chairman’s Message
SEPTEMBER 2024 I Volume 45, Issue 3
SEPTEMBER 2024
Volume 45 I Issue 3
IN THIS JOURNAL:
- Issue at a Glance
- Chairman’s Message
Conversations with Experts
- Verification and Validation Methods, Driving Solutions for the Evolution of the Future Natural Airspace System : A Conversation with John Frederick
- The Reward of Working with Soldiers: A Conversation with Robert Doto
Technical Articles
- Mission Engineering
- Adaptive Test & Evaluation via Bayesian Decision Theory
- Reimagining T&E for the Modern Joint Environment
- Dodging Pitfalls in Packages for Artificial Intelligence
- Optimizing Performance of Real-time Detection
- Development of a Digital Engineering Testing Framework for Cubesat Applications
- From Text to Metadata: Automated Product Tagging with Python and Natural Language Processing
- Benchmarking ResNet50 for Image Classification
- Cobalt Strike: A Cyber Assessment Challenge
Workforce of the Future
- A Computational Study on the Effect of Initial Powder Packing Configuration on Final Sintered Part Microstructures
News
- Association News
- Chapter News
- Corporate Member News
Members, it has been quite a busy and productive year. This is our second last journal for 2024 with the last being after the annual conference in Huntsville Alabama in November. This journal focuses on the engagement at the Defense and Aerospace Test and Analysis Workshop (DATAWorks) in April of this year and the power of engagement between government, academia and industry. Your association is committed to supporting these events and to grow the body of knowledge around test and evaluation. Dataworks 2024 is the ninth annual workshop with 225 in person and the third hybrid and over 75 virtual attendees covering a diverse range of topics from Cyber and artificial intelligence to mission engineering and digital testing. This wide range of topics in a single forum provides a venue for discussion and helps ITEA focus on priorities. Many thanks to Dr. John Haman and Dr. Kumer Das as guest editors for this edition as well as Dr. Keith Joiner our ITEA journal editor. These forums and the others conducted by your association provide collaboration nationally and internationally and are invaluable to growing the workforce and expanding the knowledge of our members. So, I ask only one thing of you as a member; engage, volunteer and contribute through your writings or presenting your experience and one of the many test and evaluation forums throughout the year. See you in Huntsville in November to round out what is shaping up to be a big year for ITEA.

Mark A Phillips
Engineering Fellow
Chief Engineer Griffin, HARM, Maverick (GHM)
Certified Test Architect
CTEP
Dewey Classification: L 681 12


