Authors: Siegel, N.

Siegel, N. “Engineering Ethics When Lives Are on the Line: When Does Bad Engineering Become Bad Ethics?,“ a chapter in the book Next-Generation Ethics, edited by Ali Abbas, Cambridge University Press, 2020.

Siegel, N., Boehm, B., Rosenberg, D. “Critical Quality Factors for Rapid, Scalable Agile Development,“ IEEE 19th International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability and Security Companion (QRS-C), 2019.

Siegel, N., “When is the Design Complete?,” International Journal of Aeronautics and Aerospace Engineering, 2019.

Cui, C., Wyer, J., Wang, J., Gruntman, M., Heinsheimer, T., Siegel, N. “Surveying Martian Surface using Balloons: an Open-Architecture Mission Concept,“ with several co-authors, Committee on Space Research (COSPAR), 2018.

Siegel, N., “The Black Sky Emergency Communication and Coordination System (BSXtm): Assessing Communication and Coordination Requirements for Complex Catastrophes,” a chapter in the book Electric Infrastructure Protection Handbook III, published by the Electric Infrastructure Security Council, 2018.

Siegel, N., “Using systems engineering to protect society in the face of potential ‘Black-Sky’ Hazards,“ keynote presentation at the CSSE annual research review, 2017.

Siegel, N., “How big companies use systems architecting,“ Loyola Marymount, 2017.

Siegel, N., Ferren, B. “The Black-Sky emergency coordination and communications system; a technical report for the Electric Infrastructure Security Council,” 2017.

Siegel, N., “Using systems engineering to create a survivable communications system that will operate in the presence of Black-Sky hazards,“ CSER Journal, 2017.

Siegel, N., “Unsolved problems in the aerospace market, and key initiatives in response to those unsolved problems,” keynote address, Northrop Grumman corporate software symposium, 2012.

Center for Research in Space Technologies (CREST)

Authors: Siegel, N.