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The August "Boot Camp" offers basic training on the different technical aspects of aerospace lighting including sessions on cockpit lighting, exterior lights, night vision compatibility, human factors, and lots more. This in-depth training is beneficial for everyone working with aerospace lighting.
Aerospace Lighting Institute Boot Camp
August 24-28, 2009
The Marriott Hotel at the Los Angeles Airport (LAX) in Los Angeles, CA
Course Description
This course will include an overview of aerospace lighting and technical training from industry experts on the following subjects:
- Physics of light
- Measurement of light
- Human factors relating to aerospace lighting
- Applications for aircraft lighting – cockpit and exterior lighting
- Military and commercial requirements governing aerospace lighting
- Understanding the performance of different light sources (incandescent, LED, EL and HID)
- Understanding the performance of night vision goggles
- Understanding of military specifications governing night vision
- Night vision filter requirements
- Hands-on experience with light measurement equipment
- Trends in aircraft lighting systems
- Aircraft lighting hardware demonstrations
Who should attend
This course is designed for anyone involved in aerospace lighting including engineering, production, program management, product managers, sales, marketing, military personnel, pilots, manufacturers of lighted products and test equipment.
Cost
$950.00 before August 1, 2009
$1100.00 after August 2, 2009
The fee includes instruction from industry experts, course reference notebook, and a special networking event on Tuesday evening 8/25 (Wamco’s hospitality suite).
ALI 2009 Boot Camp Schedule; August 24 - 28, 2009 |
| Monday, August 24 |
| 8:30am–4:30pm |
Fundamentals of Light and Nature of Color
Dr. Crognale, PhD
Director, Cognitive Brain Sciences
University of Nevada - Reno
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| Tuesday, August 25 |
| 8:30am–4:30pm |
Photometry – Measurement of Light Sources (demo)
Tim Moggridge
Westboro Photonics
LED/Light Source
Francis Nguyen
OSRAM
Senior Product Manger
Incandescent Lamps/Booted LED’s
Eric Braden
Wamco, Inc.
Senior Product Manager
EL/HID Light Sources
Jim Kramer
Astronics-LSI
President
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| 5:00pm-close |
Wamco Hospitality Party
Suite 1701
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| Wednesday, August 26 |
| 8:30am–4:30pm |
Crew Station Lighting
George Godfrey
Founder of ALI
AMLCD Technology and Enhancement to Displays for High Environment Situations
Adi Abileah
Planar Systems
Chief Scientist, Technology Group
Exterior Aircraft Lighting
George Godfrey
Founder of ALI
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| Thursday, August 27 |
| 8:30am–4:30pm |
Night Vision Goggles
Harry Reichardt
ATI-Engineering Services
Business Development Manager
Night Vision Filters
Claude Gaudette
Wamco, Inc.
Vice President of Engineering
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| Friday, August 28 |
| 8:30am–12:00pm |
Requirements of Crew State Lighting Display Illumination
Wayne Hanks
Control Products
CEO
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Accommodations
Marriott Airport Hotel, Los Angeles, California
5855 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90045
310-641-5700 phone / 310-337-5358 Fax / (Reservations) 800-228-9290
Marriott Hotel (800-228-9290) has agreed to furnish ALI attendee's rooms at the ALI discounted rate of $142 per room, single or double occupancy. Keep in mind the cut-off date for this reduced rate is July 31st. This rate will include a reduced parking rate for those attendees parking at the Marriott. Just remember to mention ALI when making your reservation. The standard rate for these rooms without mentioning ALI is $238, therefore it would be advantageous to make your reservation before the deadline. The Marriott Airport Hotel is located only a few blocks from the Los Angeles Airport terminal and furnishes airport pickup for those requiring it.
The March "Technology Seminar" is designed to share updates regarding new technologies and to explore current issues affecting the industry. This is something you'll want to attend every year.
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