[Cs_announce] FW: ANNOUNCEMENT: DOT FAA/FAA CHALLENGE - SMART AIRPORT STUDENT COMPETITION (fwd)
Steve Garcia
steve at cs.csubak.edu
Wed Sep 11 11:01:30 PDT 2019
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Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2019 17:02:08 +0000
From: Melissa Danforth <mdanforth at csub.edu>
To: "compsci-all at cs.csubak.edu" <compsci-all at cs.csubak.edu>
Subject: FW: ANNOUNCEMENT: DOT FAA/FAA CHALLENGE - SMART AIRPORT STUDENT
COMPETITION
Hi all,
Here?s a challenge that might be of interest to our students.
Melissa
From: Katherine Van Grinsven <kvan-grinsven at csub.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2019 9:35 AM
To: Melissa Danforth <mdanforth at csub.edu>; Travis Moore <tmoore24 at csub.edu>
Cc: Andrea Medina <amedina4 at csub.edu>; Kathleen Madden <kmadden2 at csub.edu>; Michelle Lujan <mlujan2 at csub.edu>
Subject: ANNOUNCEMENT: DOT FAA/FAA CHALLENGE - SMART AIRPORT STUDENT COMPETITION
Good morning,
The Dean would like you to distribute the email below to students as you see appropriate.
Best,
Katherine Van Grinsven
Administrative Support Coordinator
Office of the Dean
School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering
California State University, Bakersfield
661.654.6620 | kvan-grinsven at csub.edu
From: Long, Linda (FAA) <Linda.Long at faa.gov>
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2019 5:47 AM
Subject: ANNOUNCEMENT: DOT FAA/FAA CHALLENGE - SMART AIRPORT STUDENT COMPETITION
Good Morning
The FAA challenges undergraduate and graduate students to develop innovative ways to use smart technology in and around airports to enhance
the overall travel experience. Please visit the Challenge website:
https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/FAA-Challenge-Smart-Airport-Student-Competition/
Challenge Background
The FAA is sponsoring the FAA Challenge - Smart Airport Student Competition to recognize students with the ability to demonstrate innovative
thinking focused on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of smart technology in and around the airport environment while enhancing the
overall traveling experience.
The FAA is using this competition to:
* stimulate and advance innovation in aviation research;
* promote the development of a robust aviation workforce to support a growing and evolving aerospace system;
* develop a pipeline to fill current and projected shortages via partnerships with academia and industry;
* and drive a passion for aviation in today's youth of all ages and backgrounds.
The FAA intends to incentivize university level students at accredited United States-based colleges and universities to think creatively in
developing solutions to transportation technology challenges while addressing the human factors aspects of the traveler's experience, and to
share those innovations with the broader community.
The FAA is sponsoring the competition under authority of the FAA Acquisition Management System (AMS), 49 U.S.C. 106(l) and (m).
Timeline
Submissions: The FAA Challenge competition will begin and submissions will be accepted between September 16, 2019 and 11:59 PM ET January
13, 2020.
Expression of Interest: Teams are encouraged to submit an Expression of Interest to compete in this FAA Challenge by 11:59 PM ET October 16,
2019.
Finalist Announcement: A panel of FAA judges will conduct an evaluation and select three finalist teams, which will be announced by March
2020.
Demonstration and Awards: Finalist teams will be invited to New Jersey to demonstrate their concepts in May of 2020. A $25,000 award will be
given to the lead university of the winning team.
For more information about this Challenge, please contact: faachallenge at nianet.org
Best Regards,
Linda Long
Aviation Workforce Development Programs
Program Manager
ANG Partnership Procurements Branch (ANG-A17)
Federal Aviation Administration
William J. Hughes Technical Center
Building 300, 2nd Floor, H15
Atlantic City International Airport
Atlantic City, NJ 08405
Desk: (609) 485-8902
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