Symposium date:
June 29-July 1, 2026 | Delft

Organisation

Updated 23rd January 2024

Quiet Drones 2024 is organised by the University of Salford’s Acoustics Research Centre

Organising Committee

  • Dr Antonio J Torija Martinez: Chair
  • University of Salford Technical Organisation Team: Dr Deepak Akiwate,Dr. Marc Green, Dr. Carlos Ramos-Romero, Dr. Steven Jung, Nathan Green and Michael Lotinga
  • University of Salford Administrative Team: Vicky Lee  and Beni Yende

Advisory Committee

  • Jean Tourret, President of INCE Europe (Advisor)
  • Marion Burgess: UNSW (Australia)
  • Patricia Davies: I-INCE V-President Technical Activities (USA)
  • Xin Zhang: Hong Kong Univ. of Science and Technology (SAR/China)
  • Jean-Claude Guilpin: French Civil Aviation Authority (France)
  • Chris Hobbs: Federal Aviation Administration (USA)
  • Ed Weston: UK Civil Aviation Authority (UK)
  • Sergio Alegre Calero: Airport Regions Conference (Spain)

Technical Committee

  • Nick Zhang: University of Bristol (UK)
  • Tercio Lima Pereira: TU Delft (Netherlands)
  • Lucille Pinel-Lamotte: MicrodB (France)
  • Martin Blass: Joanneum Research (Austria)
  • Andrew Christian: NASA (USA)
  • Cesar Asensio: Technical University of Madrid (Spain)
  • Siddhartha Krishnamurthy: NASA (USA)
  • James Woodcock: Arup (UK)
  • Kazuhiro Nakadai: Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Lin Wang: Queen Mary University of London (UK)
  • Chaitanya Paruchuri: Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (UK)
  • Christophe Schram: Von Karman Institute (Belgium)
  • Abdessalem Bouferrouk: UWE Bristol (UK)
  • Nico Van Oosten: Anotec (Spain)
  • John Kennedy: Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)
  • Siyang Zhong: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK)
  • Damiano Casalino: TU Delft / 3DS (Netherlands)
  • Michael Kingan: University of Auckland (New Zealand)
  • Joseph J. Czech: HMMH (USA)
  • Mirjam Snellen: TU Delft (Netherlands)
  • Roberto-Merino-Martinez: TU Delft (Netherlands)

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