James Walker


James Walker, Institute Scientist
Engineering Dynamics Department Mechanical Engineering Division	Phone: (210) 522-2051 Email: james.walker@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for James Walker:

News Release:

SwRI receives $5.1 million contract from DARPA to develop library for predicting survivability of military ground vehicles

SwRI's Walker awarded ASME Holley Medal

Brochure:

Spacecraft Impact Testing and Hazards Analysis

Flyer:

Spacecraft Impact Testing and Hazards Analysis

Computational Mechanics

Penetration Mechanics

Armor Mechanics

Analytical Penetration Modeling

Technology Today:

Countering Cosmic Collisions

Cracking a Cosmic Mystery

Fall 2006 Technology Today, Technics--Popular Science names SwRI space physicist one of “Brilliant 10” young scientists

Walker awarded ASME's Holley Medal

Perspectives on Returning the Space Shuttle to Flight

On the Leading Edge

Turning Bullets into Baseballs

IR&D Reports:

Predictive Analysis of Acoustic Demining Efforts, 14-R9658 (2008)

Predictive Analysis of Acoustic Demining Efforts, Project 14-R9658 (2007)

Characterization of Porous Rock at High Strain Rates, 18-9344 (2005)

Characterization of Porous Rock at High Strain Rates,18-9344 (2004)

Hypervelocity Impacts and the Stability of Organic Material, 15-9044 (1999)

Seismological Investigation of Near-Earth Objects, 18-9255 (2001)

Hypervelocity Impacts and the Stability of Organic Material, 15-9044 (2000)

Patents:

Techniques to measure strain development and failure in a fabric, 8,240,200

Reactive Stiffening Armor System, 6,474,213

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