Faculty & Staff

Dr. Carney served for 9 years as the senior editor of the Collegiate Aviation Review, and is a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research and the Journal of Air Transportation.   He serves on the Board of Directors of the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI), as AABI vice president, and is the chairman of the Certified Aviation Manager Governing Board (CAMGB).  Dr. Carney is an active consultant in corporate flight operations and expert witness in litigation involving flight operations and aviation meteorology.  In 2004, he was designated a Certified Aviation Manager by the CAMGB.

Dr. Carney currently teaches or supervises the following courses at Purdue: 

• EAS 325 
• AT 356 
• AT 405 

EDUCATION 

• A.A.S., General Aviation Flight Technology, With Highest Distinction, Purdue University, January 1970 
• B.S., Professional Pilot Technology, With Distinction, Purdue University, June 1971 
• M.S., Aviation Climatology, Purdue University, December 1977 
• Ph.D., Atmospheric Science, Purdue University, May 1984 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE  

• August 1971-January 1972, Temporary Instructor in Aviation Technology, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• January 1972-August 1972, Flight Instructor and Chief Instructor for FAA-Approved Ground Schools, Reid Airways, Inc., West Lafayette, IN 
• August 1972-August 1981, Instructor in Aviation Technology, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• August 1981-May 1984, Academic Coordinator, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• May 1984-July 1985, Assistant Professor and Assistant Department Head, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• July 1985-July 1988, Associate Professor and Assistant Department Head, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• July 1988- Professor and Associate Department Head, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 
• July 2002- Professor and Department Head, Department of Aviation Technology, Purdue University 

MEMBERSHIPS IN ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, AND SCHOLARLY SOCIETIES 

• American Meteorological Society 
  • Member, Committee on Aviation, Range, and Aerospace Meteorology, 1993-1996 
• Council on Aviation Accreditation (now Aviation Accreditation Board International)
  • Member, Board of Trustees, 1997-2000, 2000-03, 2003-06,2006-09 
  • Treasurer, 2002-05
  • Vice President, 2006-
  • Chairperson, Standards Committee, 1998-2006
  • Member, Industry-Educator Forum Committee
  • Member, ad hoc committee on CHEA accreditation
• Member, Certified Aviation Manager Governing Board (CAMGB), 2004-
  •  Chairperson, 2004-
• University Aviation Association 
  • Member, Board of Directors, 1991-94, 2000-2003 
  • Member, Committee on International Ab Initio Standards 
  • Member, Publications Committee 
  • Member, Center of Excellence Board, 1993- 
  • Senior Editor, Collegiate Aviation Review, 1997-2006
• Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association; Command Pilot Member

AWARDS AND HONORS 

• Election to Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, and Gamma Sigma Delta Honoraries.
• Appointed an Accident Prevention (now Aviation Safety) Counselor by the Indianapolis FAA General Aviation District Office, 1980-present.
•  Nominated for Dwyer Award for outstanding teaching by General Aviation Flight Technology students, 1976-77. 
• Nominated for Dwyer Award for outstanding teaching by Aviation Technology students (departmental representative) 1977-78, 1979-80, 1982-83, and 1995-96. 
• Selected as  the fifth annual "Distinguished Guest Lecturer in Residence" by the Institute of Aviation, University of Nebraska at Omaha, March 1995. 
• Winner of the Dwyer Award for outstanding undergraduate teaching in the School of Technology, 1996. 
• Selected as a member of the inaugural group of 225 professors included in the Purdue University Book of Great Teachers, 1999.
• Awarded the University Aviation Association (UAA) William A. Wheatley Award, that organization’s most renowned award, September 2002. The Wheatley Award honors a pioneer in aviation education, and is presented annually to a professional educator of more than 10 years’ experience, who has made outstanding contributions to aerospace education.
• Recipient of the 2003 Outstanding Alumnus Award from the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department at Purdue.
• Recipient of the Outstanding Member of the Year Award from the Council on Aviation Accreditation, 2004.
• Awarded NBAA Pilot Flying Safety Award (5500 hours), 2005.
• Recipient of the President’s Award from the University Aviation Association, for long-term leadership and service, October 2006.

LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS AND CERTIFICATES HELD 

• Airline Transport Pilot Certificate, Airplane Multi-engine Land, MU300/BE400 Type Rating, Commercial Pilot privileges, Airplane Single-engine Land 
• Flight Instructor Certificate, Airplane Single- and Multi-engine Land, Instrument-Airplane 
• Ground Instructor Certificate, Basic, Advanced and Instrument 
• Pilot-in-Command qualified, Mitsubishi Diamond Series, Beechjet (400/400A), Beechcraft King Air (C90 and B200 series)

PUBLICATIONS 

• Carney, T. Q. and R. F. Dale, 1981:  "Modeling occurrences of non-VFR weather:  A case study for design of flight instruction programs".  Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 62, 610-615. 
• Vincent, D. G., T. Q. Carney, J. H. Homan, and R. Fulton,  1981:  "Mesoscale weather patterns during April 10-11, 1979 severe weather outbreak in the southwestern USA".  Preprint for International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics Conference, Hamburg, Germany, August 1981, 11-16. 
• Vincent, D. G. and T. Q. Carney, 1982:  "Mesosynoptic scale circulation patterns during severe weather outbreak of April 10-11, 1979".  Preprint for 12th Conference on Severe Local Storms, San Antonio, Texas, January 1982, American Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, 02108, 556-559. 
• Carney, T. Q. and D. G. Vincent, 1983:  "Scale interactions during the severe weather outbreak of 10-11 April 1979".  Preprint for 13th Conference on Severe Local Storms, Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 1983, American Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, 02108, 362-365. 
• Vincent, D. G. and T. Q. Carney, 1984:  "Differences between kinetic energy budget terms derived from SESAME and NWS data sets".  Mon. Wea. Rev., 112, 2347-2353. 
• Carney, T. Q. and D. G. Vincent, 1985:  "Meso-synoptic scale interactions during the severe weather outbreak of 10-11 April 1979".  Preprint for 7th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction, Montreal, P.Q., Canada, June 1985, American Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, 02108, 237-244. 
• Carney, T. Q. and D. G. Vincent, 1986:  "Meso-synoptic scale interacti-ons during AVE/SESAME I, 10-11 April 1979.  Part I:  Theoretical development of interaction equations".  Mon. Wea. Rev., 114, 344-352. 
• Carney, T. Q. and D. G. Vincent, 1986:  "Meso-synoptic scale interacti-ons during AVE/SESAME I, 10-11 April 1979.  Part II: Influence of convective activity on larger scale flow".  Mon. Wea. Rev., 114, 353-370. 
• Carney, T. Q. and D. R. Beering, 1989:  "The Airway Science Meteorology Laboratory at Purdue University:  A model facility for acquisition, archiving and dissemination of meteorological data".  Preprint for 5th International Conference on Interactive Information and Processing Systems for Meteorology, Oceanography, and Hydrology, Anaheim, CA, January 1989, American Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, 02108, 84-89. 
• Carney, T. Q., 1989:  "The current state of meteorological education for aviation professionals and methodologies for enhanced learning".  Professional Pilots Meteorology Training Standards Conference:  Final Report, T. H. Miner, Editor, July 1989, United States Air Force Academy, CO, 80840, 2-19 - 2-26. 
• Carney, T.Q., 1990:  "Cloudy Skies".  Flying, Vol. 117, No. 11, November 1990, 64-70. 
• Carney, T.Q. and J.B. Oyler, 1995:  "Teaching Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology and Practical Aeronautical Decision-making in a University Professional Pilot Program".  Preprint for 6th Conference on Aviation Weather Systems, Dallas, TX, January 1995, American Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, 02108. 
• Carney, T.Q., A.J. Bedard, J.M. Brown, M.J. Kraus, J. McGinley, T.A. Lindholm, 1995:  Hazardous Mountain Winds and Their Visual Indicators.  Department of Commerce/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. 
• Carney, T.Q., 1997:  The Effects of Turbulence on Corporate Flight Operations.  Contributed article in “Insuring a Smooth Ride in a Turbulent Environment”, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder,  CO.
• Garman, K.E., K.A. Hill, P. Wyss, M. Carlsen, J.R. Zimmerman, B.H. Stirm, T.Q. Carney, R. Santini, and P.B. Shepson, 2006:  An airborne and wind tunnel evaluation of a wind turbulence measurement system for aircraft-based flux measurements.  Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 23, 12, 1696-1708.

   

INVITED LECTURES AND CONFERENCE PAPERS 

• "Wind Shear", FAA Aviation Safety Seminar, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, February 1980. 
• "Wind Shear", FAA Aviation Safety Seminar, Kokomo, IN, June 1980. 
• "Impact of Deep Cumulus Convection on Synoptic-Scale Circulations", (with D.G. Vincent), Second Workshop of the Extratropical Cyclone Project Research Group, Pennsylvania State University, July 1980. 
• "Micrometeorology", FAA Aviation Safety Seminar, Indiana Chapter of the Montgolfier Society, Indianapolis, IN, January 1981. 
• "Comments Concerning Upper Air Data Problems, Data Corrections and Analysis Techniques for 10-11 April SESAME Case" (with D. G. Vincent).  SESAME 1979 Preliminary Results Workshop, Huntsville, AL, March 1981. 
• "Synoptic Weather Patterns Leading to Severe Storm Outbreak of 10-11 April 1979" (with D. G. Vincent, R. Fulton and J. Homan).  SESAME 1979 Preliminary Results Workshop, Huntsville, AL, March 1981. 
• "Kinetic Energy Budget Analysis prior to Severe Storm Outbreak of 10-11 April 1979", (with D. G. Vincent).  SESAME 1979 Preliminary Results Workshop, Huntsville, AL, March 1981. 
• "Mesoscale Weather Patterns During April 10-11, 1979 Severe Weather Outbreak in the Southwestern United States", (with D. G. Vincent and J. H. Homan), IAMAP Conference (Nowcasting Session), Hamburg, Germany, August 1981. 
• "Meso-Synoptic Scale Circulation Patterns During Severe Weather Outbreak of April 10-11, 1979", (with D. G. Vincent), 12th Conference on Severe Local Storms, San Antonio, TX, January 1982. 
• "Aviation Weather Clinic", Beech Aero Club, Indiana Beechcraft, Indianapolis, IN, February 1982. 
• "Spring Weather Patterns" and "Mountain Flying", FAA Aviation Safety Seminar, EAA Chapter, Westfield, IN, April 1982. 
• "Meso-Synoptic Scale Interactions During AVE-SESAME, 10-11 April 1979", (with D. G. Vincent), First Conference on Mesoscale Meteorology, Norman, OK, June 1983. 
• "Meso-Synoptic Scale Interactions Associated with Severe Thunderstorm Complexes", (with D. G. Vincent), International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics Symposium on Predictability of Mesoscale Phenomena, Hamburg, Germany, August 1983. 
• "Scale Interactions During the Severe Weather Outbreak of 10-11 April 1979", (with D. G. Vincent), 13th Conference on Severe Local Storms, Tulsa, OK, October 1983. 
• "Seminar on Winter Operations", Purdue Staff Aero Club, West Lafayette, IN, January 1984. 
• "Modification of Large-Scale Momentum Fields by Organized Thunderstorm Complexes", Department of Geosciences Seminar, West Lafayette, IN, March 1984. 
• "Seminar on Thunderstorms and Flight Safety", Purdue Pilots Flying Club, West Lafayette, IN, March 1985. 
• "Seminar on Thunderstorms and Flight Safety", Indiana Chapter of the Ninety-Nines, West Lafayette, IN, April 1985. 
• "Seminar on the Impact of Weather on Flight Operations", training for Mr. Robert S. Foerster, Finalist in NASA's "Teacher in Space" program, West Lafayette, IN, May 1985. 
• "Meso-Synoptic Scale Interactions During the Severe Weather Outbreak of 10-11 April 1979", (with D. G. Vincent), Seventh Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction, Montreal, P.Q., Canada, June 17-20, 1985. 
• "Seminar on Coping with Restricted Visibility", Purdue Pilots Flying Club, West Lafayette, IN, September 1985. 
• "Seminar on Weather Avoidance Tools--A Comparison of the Characteristics and Use of Stormscope and Weather Radar", Purdue Staff Aero Flying Club, West Lafayette, IN, October 1986. 
• "Seminar on Thunderstorms and Flight Operations", Greenwood Pilots Club, Greenwood, IN, August 1987. 
• "Seminar on Use of the Airway Science Weather Laboratory", Purdue Staff Aero Flying Club, West Lafayette, IN, November 1987. 
• "Seminar on Thunderstorms and Flight Safety", Columbus (IN) Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association, Columbus, IN, March 1988. 
• "The Airway Science Meteorology Laboratory at Purdue University:  A model facility for acquisition, archiving and dissemination of meteorological data", (with D. R. Beering), Fifth International Conference on Interactive Information and Processing Systems for Meteorology, Oceanography and Hydrology, Anaheim, CA, January 30-February 3, 1989. 
• "Seminar on Thunderstorms and Flight Operations", Flight Clinic, Indiana Wing, Civil Air Patrol, West Lafayette, IN, March 1989. 
• "Briefing on Supervised Flight Operations and Purdue's turbine-powered aircraft", Indiana Chapter of the Ninety-Nines, West Lafayette, IN, April 1989. 
• "Briefing on the FAA Wings Program", Purdue Staff Aero Flying Club, West Lafayette, IN, January 1991. 
• "Using DUAT for Preflight Weather Briefings--A Hands-on Approach", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, West Lafayette, IN, March 1991. 
• "Thunderstorms and Flight Operations", Experimental Aircraft Association, W. Lafayette, IN, March 1991. 
• "Using DUAT for Preflight Weather Briefings--A Hands-on Approach", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, West Lafayette, IN, November 1991. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Marion, IN, May 1992. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Indianapolis, IN, May 1992. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Indianapolis, IN, March 1993. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Civil Air Patrol, Columbus, IN, March 1993. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Hendricks County Pilot's Association, Brownsburg, IN, June 1993. 
• Member of Convening Committee and Session Co-chairperson, Fifth International Conference on Aviation Weather Systems, Vienna, VA, August 1993. 
• "Turbine Flight Education at Purdue University" (with D.A. Petrin), Annual Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association,  New Orleans, LA, October 1994. 
• "Teaching Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology and Practical Aeronautical Decision-making in a University Professional Pilot Program" (with J.B. Oyler), Annual Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association,  New Orleans, LA, October 1994. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, American Bonanza Society National Convention, Little Rock, AR, October 1994. 
• "Tips on Learning the New METAR and TAF Code---It's Coming!", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, American Bonanza Society National Convention, Little Rock, AR, October 1994. 
• "A Review of Aircraft Icing Hazards---Staying Healthy When Winter Winds Blow", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, American Bonanza Society National Convention, Little Rock, AR, October 1994. 
• "Teaching Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology and Practical Aeronautical Decision-making in a University Professional Pilot Program" (with J.B. Oyler), 6th Conference on Aviation Weather Systems, Dallas, TX, January 1995. 
• Member of Convening Committee and Session Co-chairperson, Sixth Conference on Aviation Weather Systems, Dallas, TX, January 1995. 
• "Tenure and Promotion for University Educators", faculty development seminar presented as a part of the Distinguished Guest Lecturer in Residence program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, March 1995. 
• "Teaching Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology and Practical Aeronautical Decision-making in a University Professional Pilot Program", faculty development seminar presented as a part of the Distinguished Guest Lecturer in Residence program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, March 1995. 
• "Look Out--Weather Ahead!  Some Thoughts on Reading the Atmosphere.", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar and public lecture presented as a part of the Distinguished Guest Lecturer in Residence program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, March 1995. 
• Workshop on Tenure and Promotion, (Session Convener, Chairperson, and Presenter), Faculty Education Session at the Annual Fall Meeting of the University Aviation Association, San Jose, CA, October 1996. 
• Member of Convening Committee and Conference Co-chairperson, Seventh Conference on Aviation, Range, and Aerospace Meteorology, Long Beach, CA, February 1997. 
• Co-chairperson, Workshop on Aircraft Icing, Seventh Conference on Aviation, Range, and Aerospace Meteorology, Long Beach, CA, February 1997. 
• Invited presenter (Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology), NBAA Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, February 1997. 
• Invited presenter (Effects of Turbulence on Corporate Flight Operations), Turbulence Conference, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, February 1997. 
• Invited presenter (Advanced Topics in Aviation Meteorology).  Session on Meteorology, 50th Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, Dallas, TX, September 1997.
• Invited presenter (Leadership Issues in Corporate Aviation Management, and Ethics).  Minicourse offered under the NBAA/UAA Professional Development Program, 50th Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, Dallas, TX, September 1997.
• Session convener and chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Minneapolis, MN, September 1998.
• Invited panelist, Friends of Aviation Weather Forum.  Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, Las Vegas, NV, October 1998.
• Invited speaker, What’s New in Managing IFR Hazards?  University of Nebraska at Omaha, and Nebraska State Aviation Association Annual Meeting.  January 1999.
• Invited speaker, workshops on Advanced Weather Hazards.  10^th Annual NBAA Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference, February 1999.
• Invited panelist, Friends of Aviation Weather Forum.  Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, Atlanta, GA, October 1999.
• Invited panelist, NBAA Proposed Professional Certification Program.  Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, Atlanta, GA, October 1999.
• Session convener and chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Atlanta, GA, October 1999.
•  Invited panelist, UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) briefing on current issues in aviation meteorology and aviation weather research, for staff members of the House Committee on Science and Technology and others, Washington, DC, March 2000.
•  Invited panelist, Friends of Aviation Weather Forum.  Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, New Orleans, LA, October 2000.
•  Session convener and chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Phoenix, AZ, October 2000.
•  Invited panelist, Professional Journal Editors’ Forum.  Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Phoenix, AZ, October 2000.
•  Invited panelist, Accreditation Comparison Forum.  Summer Conference of the Council on Aviation Accreditation, Montreal, QE, July 2001.
•  Invited panelist, Human Factors Industry/Educators Forum.  Summer Conference of the Council on Aviation Accreditation, Montreal, QE, July 2001.
•  Session convener and chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Nashville, TN, October 2001.
•  Invited panelist, Friends of Aviation Weather Forum.  Annual Conference of the National Business Aviation Association, New Orleans, LA, December 2001.  
• Invited panelist, session on changes to collegiate aviation security procedures in the aftermath of September 11, 2001.  Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Orlando, FL, September 2002.
• Session convener and co-chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Orlando, FL, September 2002.
• "Look Out--Thunderstorms Ahead!", Aviation Safety-Education Seminar, Indianapolis, IN, July 2003.
• Invited panelist, “International Accreditation: New Frontiers”.  Aviation Management Education and Research Conference, Montreal, QE, July 2003.
• Invited panelist, “The State of Aviation Education in Indiana”.  Fall Conference of the Aviation Association of Indiana, Angola, IN, October 2003.
• Session convener and co-chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Dayton, OH, October 2003.
• “Writing for Publication”.  Workshop for aviation faculty co-presented with Dr. Brent Bowen.  Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Toronto, Ont., October 2004.
• Session convener and co-chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Toronto, Ont., October 2004.
• Session convener and co-chairperson, Collegiate Aviation Review Professional Paper session. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Anchorage, AK, September 2006.
• Panelist/presenter, “Writing for Publication” Workshop. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Anchorage, AK, September 2006.
• Panelist/presenter, “Educational Leadership in a Time of Crisis”, Institutional Workshop. Fall Conference of the University Aviation Association, Anchorage, AK, September 2006.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 

• Consultant, expert witness, and educational specialist in aviation flight operations, aviation safety, and aviation meteorology.
•  Accreditation review team member and chairperson, Council on Aviation Accreditation.
•  Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research.
• Founding Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Air Transportation.
• Lead Author, Training Document on Mountain-Induced Severe Wind Events (previously cited).
• Member, review team, Council on Post-Secondary Accreditation review) for Loring AFB postsecondary education programs, representing the Commission on Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, October 1986.
•  Member, NOAA FSL/NCAR Task Force on Mountain-Induced Severe Wind Events and Associated Aviation Hazards, 1993.
•  Member, NBAA/UAA Task Force for Corporate Aviation Professional Certification Program, 1993-94.
• Member, NBAA Committee on Airspace and Air Traffic Control, 1994-2002.
  • Subcommittee on Aviation Meteorology, 1994-
• Member, NBAA/UAA Management Development Task Force, 1995-96.
• Senior Editor, Collegiate Aviation Review, 1997-
• Member, ad hoc standing committee on atmospheric turbulence (administered through the National Center for Atmospheric Research), 1997-99.
• Member, NBAA /UAA Corporate Aviation Professional Development Program Review Committee, 1997-
• Invited Participant, Facility Review Team, National Centers for Environmental Prediction National Aviation Weather Center, Kansas City, KS, February 1998.
• Member, ADDS (Aviation Digital Data Service) Advisory Group, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, 2000-  
• Member, NBAA PDP/Certification Steering Committee, 2002-
• Designated a Certified Aviation Manager by the CAMGB, 2004
• Selected as a member of Panel E (Intelligent & Autonomous Systems, Operations & Decision Making, Human Integrated Systems, Networking, and Communications) for the National Research Council (NRC) Decadal Survey of Aeronautics, 2005