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Charles E. Cockrell

Deputy Director, Space Technology & Exploration

NASA Langley Research Center

NASA Langley Research Center

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A Century of Accomplishments

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NASA Langley at a Glance in FY 2015PY2015 Budget Estimate ~$825m

NASA Langley Budget ~$795mExternal Business ~$30m

Workforce ~3,500Civil Servants ~1,900Contractors (on/near-site) ~1,600

Infrastructure/Facilities

156 Buildings 764 acresReplacement Value ~$3.5b

As of 6/1/15

Langley’s Economic Impact (2014)• National economic output of ~$2.3b and

generates over 17,500 high-tech jobs • Virginia economic output of ~$900m and

generates over 7,000 high-tech jobs• Within Virginia, executed $66m or 21% of

obligations to small businesses

Center Management & Operations (Facilities, IT, Engineering, Tech Authority,

B&P, IRAD, Safety/Mission Assurance, Legal, Finance, Procurement, Human

Resources)

Agency Management & Operations

(NASA Engineering & Safety Center, Office of Chief Engineer, Agency IT)

ConstructionEnvironmental Compliance

& Restoration(Revitalization Plan)

SCIENCE$198m

HUMANEXPLORATION

$41mEDUCATION

$5mAERONAUTICS

$214mSPACE TECH

$36m

CROSS-AGENCY SUPPORT PROGRAMS & CONSTRUCTION/ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE & RESTORATION

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Aeronautics: with you when you fly

Integrated Air Traffic Systems

Low-Boom Supersonic JetsGreener, Quieter, Safer Skies

Unmanned Aerial Systems

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Human Exploration: building blocks to Mars

Orion Space Launch System

Commercial Crew Advanced Exploration Systems

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Space Technology: driving exploration

Entry, Descent & Landing Technologies Lightweight Structures

Habitation Systems for Deep Space

Human-Robotic Systems for Deep Space Operations

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Science: our Planet is changing; we’re on it

Radiation & Climate

Air Quality

Active Remote Sensing

Atmospheric Composition

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NASA Langley – Investing in the Future

Small Business Award

Education

PeopleFacilities Digital Transformation

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Measurements Systems LaboratoryProviding Solutions from Concept to Flight

World-class facility for research and development of new measurement concepts, technologies, and systems.

Space Exploration • Atmospheric Entry Aerodynamics • Landing on Planetary or Asteroid Surfaces.• Sensing the Space Environment

 Science • Monitoring Earth’s Climate • Measuring Earth’s Atmospheric Composition  • Observations of Air Pollution

Aeronautics • Advancing Ground Test Measurement • Capabilities  • Safer Aviation Operations  • Unmanned Aircraft Systems

175,000 SF energy-efficient facility with 40 modular research labs for electronics, lasers, clean rooms, and instrumentation

245 permanent staff and visiting students and members of government, academia and industry

$94M construction contract value with 30% to 45% of contract value doing to small businesses

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Partnerships – Critical to our Success

CCAM: Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing– We were the first government member

MAAP: Support for Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership – Uncrewed Aerial Systems, test-site collaborations

Sea-Level Rise Preparedness & Resilience– Enabling better data access & analysis tools

DEVELOP: Enhanced State and Local Decisions

Education activities– Numerous federal, state & local partners – Serve on Virginia’s SOL Innovation Committee

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Wallops 70th Anniversary Open House

NASA Langley participated in Wallops 70th Anniversary Celebration and Open House, supplying speakers, displays,

hands on activities and artifacts.

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NASA Langley Centennial Planning