Daniel Durda


Daniel Durda, Principal Scientist
Space Studies Department Space Science & Engineering Division	Phone: (303) 541-9084 Email: daniel.durda@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Daniel Durda:

News Release:

SwRI to build miniature solar observatory for manned suborbital flight

SwRI and XCOR agree to pioneering research test flight missions

SwRI flyers first to evaluate pressure suits during simulated suborbital launches in centrifuge

SwRI suborbital astronaut payload specialists move to flight planning phase, release mission patch

SwRI signs contracts to fly eight pioneering missions with SwRI payload specialists aboard reusable suborbital launchers, with options for more flights

SwRI researchers continue Starfighters suborbital space flight training aboard F-104 aircraft

SwRI researchers begin Starfighters suborbital space flight training aboard F-104 aircraft

SwRI announces pioneering program to fly next-generation suborbital experiments with crew

Researchers to begin first NASTAR suborbital spaceflight training course

Southwest Research Institute organizes first NASTAR Suborbital Space Scientist Training course for future research astronauts

SwRI® researchers to study Leonids meteor shower from F-15

The Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt and the Early Solar System (IAU JD4.005)

SwRI® suborbital science payload gets the goods on Mercury, searches for Vulcanoids

NASA Dryden, Southwest Research Institute Search for Vulcanoids

"Pluto's Family"

Innovative airborne astronomy capability now operational

Ignition threshold for impact-generated fires

Technology Today:

Taking Asteroids for Granite

Pluto's Family

Big Bang, New Moon

Ignition threshold for impact-generated fires

IR&D Reports:

Code Development to Model Collisional and Dynamical Evolution of the Main Asteroid Belt, 15-9360 (2003)

Capability Development for Modeling Impacts Involving Ice-Rich Planetary Objects, 15-9261 (2001)

Capability Development for Simulating a New Paradigm of Planetary Formation, 15-9195 (2001)

Evaluation of the Asteroid Impact Hazard, 15-9130 (2000)

Evaluation of Asteroid Impact Hazard, 15-9130 (1999)

Capability Development for Space Microgravity Experiments in Planetary Accretion, 15-9239 (2001)

Capability Development for Assessing Perturbations to the Global Carbon Cycle Due to Impact-Generated Wildfires, 15-9320 (2002)

Planning and Analysis Capability Development for Asteroidal and Planetary Occultation Observations, 15-9127 (1999)

Evaluation of the Asteroid Impact Hazard, 15-9130 (2001)

Capability Development for Simulating a New Paradigm of Planetary Formation, 15-9195 (2000)

Development of Planning and Analysis Capability for Asteroidal and Planetary Occultation Observations, 15-9127 (2000)

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May 07, 2013