Senior RCS Engineer / Vice President Marietta Scientific, Inc.
Fourteen years experience in the aerospace industry with fourteen years experience in Radar Cross Section electromagnetic theory, computer modeling, and radar design.
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Systems Engineering, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio; December 1985.
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| Marietta Scientific, Inc. | 1994 Present | Senior RCS Engineer, vice-president, co-owner |
| Denmar, Inc., Atlanta Office | 1988 1994 | Senior RCS Engineer |
| LockheedGeorgia Company | 1986 - 1988 | Senior Engineer |
| Wright Patterson Air Force Base | 1982 1985 | Engineer Technician |
As an RCS Engineer, Mr. Cooper provides analysis, design and evaluation of low observable systems. He has participated in many RCS technology programs.
Mr. Cooper has specialized experience in electromagnetic research and computer modeling. He has developed several electromagnetic modeling programs for clients and has performed research in aperture signal processing theory, specifically curved and material loaded surfaces.
He has codeveloped new analytical radar imaging methods used by 2D and 3D method of moments, time domain response and physical optics prediction codes.
Mr. Cooper has also specialized in radar design and software processing development. He has designed and installed several different radar systems and presently supports processing software on many different computer platforms. He has also developed and integrated several model positioning systems for anechoic and compact ranges.
Additional experience includes radar range testing methods and development.
| Board Director for Mt. Top Boys Home. |
| Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. |
| IEEE Antennas & Propagation Society. |
| Tau Beta Omega, Engineering Honor Society. |
| Antenna Measurement Techniques Association. |
| Awarded Engineering and Science Foundation Scholarship. |
| Graduated with high honors from Wright State University. |
| "Bistatic k Space Imaging for Electromagnetic Prediction Codes for Scattering and Antennas", NASA Technical Memorandum xxxx, 1995. |
| "Blending Continuity", Denmar, Inc. Radar Cross Section Short Course, Dec. 1988. |
| "Resistive Tapering Synthesis", Lockheed-Georgia IRAD report, Oct. 1987. |
| "Blending Technology", Lockheed-Georgia IRAD report, May 1987. |
| "Introduction to Radar Scattering Phenomena Lab Notebook, (Or Cooking with your Compact Range)", Lockheed-Georgia Electromagnetic Symposium, Sept. 1986. |
| "ACSII Environmental Sensor Evaluation", WPAFB-AFWAL/FIER. Aug. 1984. |