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NSF Grant
Authors Name Goes Here Authors Major Goes
Here Authors Email Address Goes Here
Authors Name Goes Here Authors Major Goes
Here Authors Email Address Goes Here
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Introduction
Method
Results
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Left. Alberto Vasquez at San Diego Coastkeeper
diluting samples for coliform enterococcus
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Aim/Purpose of Goal
Include NSF Grant s for the campuses of each
teammate City                NSF Grant
DUE0653291 SDSU             NSF Grant
DUE0653277 SWC              NSF Grant
DUE0653234 SPSD Logo Photos of yourself in
action (remember to get supervisor approval)
Acknowledgements
Remember to enthusiastically thank your mentors,
colleagues, the company that hosted you, your
MESA director, the National Science Foundation
and anyone that helped you with this professional
development experience.
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Northrop Grumman is a Defense and Technology
Company with an emphasis in the following
business areas Information Services,
Electronics, Aerospace, and Shipbuilding. One
specific subdivision of these areas is Unmanned
Systems located in Rancho Bernardo, CA.Rancho
Bernardo is home to the Integration, Engineering
and Development of the following Unmanned
Systems FireScout, Targets, UCAS, and Global
Hawk. Our area of emphasis included Logistics,
Subsystems Engineering, and Design for the Global
Hawk.
Northrop Grumman Summer Internship
Actual Student Poster 2008
Stephen Romero Aerospace Engineering San Diego
State University romeros_at_rohan.sdsu.edu
David Lampley Electrical Engineering San Diego
State University dlampley_at_cox.net
Introductions
Results

• Romero
• FSMT Database entry.
• Data to reference in future.
• Look up component drawings.
• Aided in solution to known problem.
• Update flight logs
• Inputted location and hours for each
  aircraft.
• Manager of a retrofit.
• Participated in a weekly
• briefing on status of retrofit.
• Lampley
• Electrical Wiring Coaxial Cable Design
• Deficiency Report

Block 20 Global Hawk. Contains different payload
for its unique mission.
Block 10 Global Hawks parked on runway ready for
mission
Global Hawk Fast Facts
Conclusions

• Global Hawk is a High Altitude Long Endurance
  (HALE) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
• Currently deployed in support of the Global War
  On Terrorism.
• In October 2007, Air Force Global Hawks were
  used to monitor wildfires in Southern California.
• Conducts Intelligence, Surveillance, and
  Reconnaissance missions.
• NASAs Dryden Flight Research Center and Northrop
  Grumman have reached an agreement to use the
  Global Hawk in support of Earth Science Research.

Learned Company values Q uality C ustomer
L eadership I ntegrity
P eople S uppliers
Fill the Void Ian Ziskin
Acknowledgements
Northrop Grumman, Vehicle Subsystems Engineering,
Managers, and Operations Support Center