SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Dr. Patrick E. Hanley, is the owner and founder of Hanley Innovations, a leader in aerodynamics conceptual & preliminary analysis software for education and industry. Dr. Hanley earned his B.S. degree (summa cum laude) in aerospace engineering from Polytechnic Institute of New York and his S.M. and Ph.D. degrees from the department of Aeronautics and Astronautics of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He also completed his minor in the area of management of innovation and technology at MIT's Sloan School of Management.

After graduating from MIT, Dr. Hanley joined the Mechanical Engineering faculty at the University of Connecticut where he formulated and taught courses in aerodynamics, compressible fluids, introductory fluid mechanics and heat transfer. As a faculty member, he won the highly competitive National Science Foundation Research Initiation Award, the NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship and three consecutive research awards from NASA Lewis Research center to study compressible viscous flows in turbomachinery using pseudospectral methods. This research led to the successful education of four (4) Ph.D students and four (4) Masters degree students. In addition Dr. Hanley can be credited with a number of publications including the pioneering work in multi-domain pseudospectral methods for compressible viscous flows entitled "A Strategy for the Efficient Simulation of Viscous Compressible Flows using a Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method" which can be found in Journal of Computational Physics, Vol 108, No. 1, pp. 153-158, September 1993.

As owner and chief software author of Hanley Innovations, Dr. Hanley has written a number of aerodynamics software packages for the PC under the Windows operating system.

EDUCATION

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (1983 to 1988)
	Ph.D. in Fluid Dynamics, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
	S.M. in Fluid Dynamics, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
	Minor in Management of Innovation and Technology, Sloan School of Management
Polytechnic Institute of New York, Brooklyn, NY (1979 to 1983)
	B.S., Summa Cum Laude in Aerospace Engineering, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Hanley Innovations, Ocala, FL(1993 to present)
	Owner: Responsible for project management, R&D and marketing.
	Principal investigator for NASA, Spalding Sport Worldwide and Gerber Garment Technology contracts involving CFD development and applications.
	Author of five technical publications and 18 conference presentations.
	Developed new CFD algorithms to compute viscous flow in turbomachinery components.
	Developed CFD code to simulate the air flow in industrial machinery.
	Ported NASA Langley's CFL3D and Arnold AFB's NPARC CFD codes to the PC platform for in-house use at Hanley Innovations.
	Designed and launched Hanley Innovations' WWW home page.
The University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT (1988 to 1995)
	Assistant Professor: Department of Mechanical Engineering
	Principal investigator for four (4) research grants in the area of Computational Fluid dynamics from NASA and NSF.
	Developed new multi-domain pseudospectral algorithm for simulating viscous compressible fluid flows (see Journal of Computational Physics, Vol. 108, pp. 153-158)
	Major advisor and mentor to four (4) Ph.D. and five (5) M.S. graduates.
	Taught courses in Aerodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer and Compressible Fluid Flow at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
	Served on various committees including funding, faculty search and graduate admissions.

SCHOLARLY CONTRIBUTIONS

Dissertations and thesis:
	P. Hanley, "A Multi-domain Solution of Unsteady Transonic Small Disturbance Equation", Ph.D. Dissertation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, February 1989 (E. Covert, adviser)
	P. Hanley, "Spectral Methods for Compressible and Incompressible Fluid Flows", Masters Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, May, 1985 (W.L. Harris, Adviser)
Books
	P. Hanley, "Aerodynamics in Plain English", Hanley Innovations, 1999.
Articles
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Simulation of 2-Dimensional Viscous Compressible Flows" in the proceedings of the 1994 ASME Summer Fluids Dynamics Conference at Lake Tahoe, June 22, 1994.
	P. Hanley, " A Strategy for the Efficient Simulation of Viscous Compressible Flows using a Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method", Journal of Computational Physics, Vol. 108, September 1993, pp. 153-158
	P. Hanley, "Adaptive Pseudospectral Solutions of Viscous Flows", Numerical Methods in Thermal Problem, Volume VII, edited by R.W. Lewis, J.H. Chin and G.M. Homsy, Pineridge Press, Swansea, U.K. 1991, pp. 909-915
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Scheme for the Solution of the Euler Equations on Parallel Processors", in proceedings of the 10th International Invitational Symposium on the Unification of Finite Element Methods, July 18-19th 1991, pp. 83-95
	P. Hanley and W.L. Harris, "Chebyshev Polynomial Solution of the Heat Equation.", Numerical Methods in Thermal Problem, Volume V, edited by R.W. Lewis, J.H. Chin and G.M. Homsy, Pineridge Press, Swansea, U.K. 1987, pp. 1387-1398
Presentations:
	The Turbulence Generated by an Array of Parallel Rods Vascar Harris (Tuskegee University), Patrick Hanley (Hanley Innovations), presented at the 1995 Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics, November 1995.
	G. H. Zahid and P. Hanley, "Shock Capturing With Multidomain Pseudospectral Method", AICHE Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, November 13-18, 1994, Paper No. 238e.
	G. H. Zahid and P. Hanley, "Multidomain Pseudospectral Methods to Simulate Compressible Flow Over Rearward Facing Step", ASME Fourth Regional Technical Conference, Stony Brook, New York, April 29, 1994, Pages 19-20.
	P. Hanley and V. Harris, "Compressible Shear Flow Simulations Using a Multi-Domain Pseudospectral Method", presented at the 1994 Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics, November 1994.
	P. Hanley, "A Multi-Domain Pseudospectral Method for Computing the Heat Transfer Coefficient in Compressible Flows.", presented at the 1993 Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics, November 1993.
	P. Hanley, "Simulation of Unsteady and Separated Subsonic Compressible Flows Using a Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method", presented to Division of Internal Fluid Mechanics, NASA's Lewis Research Center, Cleveland OH, August 19, 1993.
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Solution of the Two-Dimensional Euler and Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations", presented at the forty-fifth annual meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics of the American Physical Society, November 1992
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Solution of the Two-Dimensional Euler and Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations", presented to the Division of Internal Fluid Mechanics, NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland OH, August, 1992
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Methods for Compressible Flows", presented to the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Rhode Island, Spring 1992
	P. Hanley and W.L. Harris, "Pseudospectral Methods for Compressible Flows", presented at the forty-fourth annual meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics of The American Physical Society, November 16-24, 1991
	P. Hanley, "Adaptive Pseudospectral Solutions of Viscous Flows", presented at the Seventh International Conference on Numerical Methods in Thermal Problems, July 8-12th 1991
	P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Scheme for the Solution of the Euler Equations on Parallel Processors", presented at the 10th International Invitational Symposium on the Unification of Finite Element Methods, July 18-19th 1991
	P. Hanley, "Multi-domain Adaptive Pseudospectral Methods for Compressible Viscous Problems", presented at SIAM National Meeting Chicago, Illinois, July 15-20, 1990.
	P. Hanley, "Adaptive Pseudospectral Solutions of Viscous Flows", presented at The Eleventh U.S. National Congress of Applied Mechanics, May 21-25, 1990
	P. Hanley and W.L. Harris, "Pseudospectral Methods for Aeroelastic Problems", presented at The Eleventh U.S. National congress of Applied Mechanics, May 21-25, 1990
	P. Hanley and W.L. Harris, "A Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method for Unsteady Transonic Flows about Airfoils.", presented at SIAM Conference on Domain Decomposition Methods, March 20-22, 1989.
	P. Hanley and W.L. Harris, "Unsteady Transonic Flow Solution Using Multi-domain Pseudospectral Methods.", presented at 41st Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics of the American Physical Society, 1988
	W.L. Harris, C. Mavriplis and P. Hanley, "Pseudospectral Methods Applied to Transonic Flow Equations.", presented at the SIAM 1986 National Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, July 21-25, 1986.

SOFTWARE

Hanley Innovations (Principal Author)
	Stallion 3D, a 3-Dimensional Compressible Flow Solver with Automatic Cartesian Grid Generation and Built-in Post Processing. Windows OS, 2009.
	MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1, Windows OS, 2008.
	VisualFoil 5.0, an interactive software package for subsonic analysis and upgrade to VisualFoi 4.1. Windows OS, 2008.
	MultiElement Airfoils 4.1, innovative boundary condition for improved accuracy using an automatic cartesian grid. Windows OS, 2008.
	MultiElement Airfoils 3.0, an interactive software package for analyzing multiple airfoils in subsonic, transonic and supersonic flow fields. Windows OS, 2007.
	MultiSurface Aerodynamics 2.0, 2006
	VisualFoil Plus, an interactive software package for subsonic, transonic and supersonic airfoil analysis for Windows, 2005.
	Dr. Hanley's Glider 1.0, Wing design, stability and trajectory analysis software for Windows, 2004
	The WingTail Calculator Plus 2.0, Wing design, airfoil analysis and stability software for Windows, 2004
	Dr. Hanley's MultiSurface Aerodynamics 1.0, Vortex lattice and linear strength vortex panel method for multiple interacting wing analysis for Windows, 2003
	Dr. Hanley's WingTail Calculator 2.0, Vortex lattice methods for wing, tail and stability analysis under Windows , 2003
	Dr. Hanley's MultiElement Airfoils 2.0, Linear strength vortex panel method and boundary layer solver for multiple airfoils under Windows, 2002
	Dr. Hanley's AeroTrajectory, 2nd order runge-kutta method for solving trajectory problem with built-in aerodynamics coefficients running under Windows, 2002.
	AirfoilOrganizer/Plus, Windows software for storing, graphing and analyzing airfoil lift-drag polars, 2001
	WingAnalysis Plus 1.1, Planform and airfoil analysis using modified lifting line theory coupled with linear strength vortex panel mehtod for turnkey analysis of wings, 2001
	SailingAerodynamics 1.0, Planform and airfoil analysis using modified lifting line theory coupled with linear strength vortex panel mehtod for turnkey analysis of sailboat keels and rudders, 2001
	Dr. Hanley's Science Graphs 2.0, Software for graphing and solving nonlinear ordinary differential equations, 2000
	WingAnalysis 2.0, Modified lifting line method for solving lifting surface under Window, 2000
	ModelFoil 4.1, Linear strength vortex panel methods for solving flows under 500,000 Re for windows, 2000
	VisualFoil 4.1,  Linear strength vortex panel mehtod coupled with novel boundary layer solver for turnkey airfoil analysis for design and education, 1998

GRANTS AND AWARDS

Hanley Innovations (Principal Investigator)
	MultiSurface Aerodynamics named one of ASEE's Aerospace Engineering Magazine Top Products for 2003, ASEE Aerospace Engineering Magazine, January 2004.
	Spalding Sports Worldwide, CFD Analysis and Visualization of the Air Flow Past Dimpled Golf Balls, Started January, 1996
	Gerber Garment Technology, An Analysis of the Air Flow in Fabric Cutting Machines, June 1995 to January, 1996.
	NASA Lewis Research Center, "An Accurate and Efficient Pseudospectral Technique to Predict Heat Transfer and Viscous Losses in Turbomachinery", August 1994 to August 1995.
University of Connecticut (Principal Investigator)
	NASA Lewis Research Center, "Pseudospectral Simulations of 3-Dimensional Compressible Viscous Flows in Cascades", June 1993 to May 1994
	NASA Lewis Research Center, "A Study of Unsteady Viscous Compressible Flows in Turbomachinery using a Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method", June 1992 to May 1993
	NASA Lewis Research Center, "Multi-domain Pseudospectral Method for Compressible Viscous Fluid Flows in Turbomachinery", June 1991 to May 1992
	National Science Foundation (NSF), "Research Initiation Award: Adaptive Pseudospectral Method for Viscous Fluid Flows", 1990 to 1992
	NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship Summer 1990
	The University of Connecticut Research Foundation, "Multi-domain Pseudospectral Solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations", June 1989 to May 1990

TEACHING

Courses (University of Connecticut):
	ME242 Heat Transfer - Course covers problems in heat transfer related to conduction, convection and radiation (taught during the fall semesters of 1992, 1993 and 1994).
	ME245 Aerodynamics - Course covers classical and modern aerodynamics including analytical methods, panel methods and computational fluid dynamics (taught during the spring semesters of 1989, 1990, 1991 and 1992).
	ME250 Fluids I - Course covers introductory topic in fluid dynamics (taught during the spring semester of 1994)
	ME251 Fluids II - Course covers topics in gas dynamics including the method of characteristics (taught during the fall semesters of 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 and the spring semester of 1993).
	ME313 Compressible Fluids - Course covers advanced topics in gas dynamics including computational methods (taught during the fall semesters of 1988, 1989, 1990 ,1991 and the spring semester of 1993 and 1995).
	ME 314 Compressible FluidsII - Course covers computational fluid dynamics solutions of unsteady and two dimensional compressible flow (taught during the fall semesters of 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 and the spring semester of 1993).
Major Advisees Completed (University of Connecticut):
	Ph.D. Degrees:
	G. H. Zahid , "Multidomain Pseudospectral Methods for Compressible Flows over Backward Facing Step", Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Connecticut, United States of America, 1995.
	Jongshik Woo, Ph.D, "Development of Multi-Domain Pseudospectral Techniques for Unsteady Two-Dimensional Inviscid and Viscous Compressible Flows over Two-Dimensional Bodies" , May, 1994
	Sohrab Saeidi, Ph.D., "An Upwind LU Algorithm for the Solution of Steady and Unsteady Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations", May, 1993
	Bahman Tavassoli-Hojati, Ph.D., "Multi-domain Pseudospectral Computation of Two Dimensional Viscous Flows and One Dimensional Inviscid Flows Including Chemical Reactions", May, 1992.
	Master of Science Degrees:
	Stephen Fuqua, M.S., "A Pseudospectral Analysis of Laminar and Turbulent Boundary Layers" , May 1994
	Matthew Grohowski, M.S., No Thesis, July, 1993
	David Hovstadius, M.S., No Thesis, May, 1992
	Jongshik Woo, M.S., "A Numerical Study of Airfoils Oscillating in Transonic Flows Using a Pseudo-spectral Technique", May, 1991
	Mohammad Bajouri, M.S., No Thesis, May, 1991

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Hanley Innovations
	Member, School Advisory Committe, Greenway Elementary School, Ocala Florida, 2000-Present
	President, School Advisory Committe, Greenway Elementary School, Ocala Florida, 2002-2003
	Vice President, School Advisory Committe, Greenway Elementary School, Ocala Florida, 2001-2003
UCONN Department of Mechanical Engineering:
	Mechanical Engineering Library Committee (Sept. 1992 to 1995).
	Mechanical Engineering Seminar Series (Sept. 1989-May 1991).
	Mechanical Engineering Graduate Admission Committee (Sept. 1989 to 1995).
UCONN School of Engineering:
	Civil Engineering Department Head Search Committee (Spring 1990-Fall 1991)
	Pre-Engineering Program ( Spring 1989 to present), Instructor for weekend projects for junior high students.
University of Connecticut:
	Review committee for Research Foundation Major awards, Fall 1991 to Spring 1993.
	Teenage Minority Business Program, (Spring 1991), gave lecture to high school sophomores and juniors from inner city high schools.
National and Local Service:
	Contributed techincal information & VisualFoil to PBS' Nova Online Presetation "Battle of the X-Planes", WGBH/Boston 2003.
	Mentor, Lewis Fox Middle School, Hartford, Connecticut (1996)
	Mentor for the New England Board of Higher Education, Science/Engineering Academic Support Network (1992 to 1998)
	Reviewer for National Science Foundation ILI competition (1993 to 1995)
	Instructor for the University of Connecticut Pre-Engineering Program. (1989 to 1994)