2024 HYPERSONIC TECHNOLOGY & SYSTEMS CONFERENCE

HTSC
North Logan, Utah

Sustained hypersonic flight within atmosphere has substantial utility. Advances in underlying technologies and integration into weapon systems offer the DoD significant enhancements in its ability to penetrate heavily defended areas and prosecute time-critical targets. Other nations are also actively pursuing these technologies; as such, defense against these systems is also of increased interest. The technologies required to enable the reliable use of hypersonic vehicles are multi-disciplinary. Some of the technologies that HTSC focuses on include:

Thermal Management Systems

Propulsion

Aerodynamics & Aerothermodynamics

Navigation, Guidance & Control and Electrical Systems

Programmatic Review

Defense Against Hypersonic Systems

Detecting & Tracking Hypersonic Objects

Sensing in a Hypersonic Environment

Ground Test Campaigns & Facilities

Systems Engineering

Flight Experimentation & Testing

Kill Chain, Mission Planning & C4ISR

Weapon Effects & Lethality

Modeling & Simulation, Analysis, and Design

HTSC’s emphasis is on systems and applied technology. This conference highlights the nation’s investments in systems integrated hypersonic technologies for both research and development and weapon platform integration for offense and defense. It brings together the best and brightest involved in the development and use of hypersonic technologies in a unique, limited-attendance forum which will facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration opportunities. This event is held at a restricted access level. Please see the security page for more information.

Abstracts are due 8 April 2024. To view the full topic list and descriptions, please click here for a downloadable version of the Call for Abstracts. For more information on submitting an abstract for consideration for an oral or poster presentation, visit the Call for Abstracts page.

8 April 2024: Abstracts Due

17 June 2024 (11:59PM MDT): Early-Bird Pricing Ends

6 September 2024: Visit Requests Due

September 23 – September 26: Hypersonic Technology & Systems Conference