Architecture Monthly Magazine: Aerospace
AWS Architecture BlogArchitecture Monthly Magazine: Aerospaceby Bonnie McClure | on14 OCT 2021| inAerospace & Satellite,Architecture|Permalink|ShareThe aerospace and space industries have changed considerably since the early days of jet travel and theApollo missions. New technology is making space and sky more accessible than ever—startups are reaching skyward and towards the stars with seemingly every day new, innovative ideas.This month’s issue ofArchitecture Monthlybrings you curated content to highlight some of these ideas and innovations from our commercial aerospace, aerospace defense, and space leaders, including the newly launchedAWS for Aerospace and Satelliteorganization. We highlight new and updated technology, practical solutions and their applications, and innovative companies that are working towards exploring and learning about the final frontier. Get inspired!We’d like to thank our experts, Scott Eberhardt, Worldwide Tech Leader, Aerospace; Shayn Hawthorne, Sr. Mgr., Aerospace Tech Leader; and Buffy Wajvoda, Head of SA – Space & Satellite for their contributions.Please give us your feedback! Include your comments on theAmazon Kindlepage. You can viewpast issuesand reach out toaws-architecture-monthly@amazon.comanytime with your questions and comments.In this month’s issue:Ask an Expert: Scott Eberhardt, Worldwide Tech Lead for Aerospace at AWS; Shayn Hawthorne, Space Technology Leader for AWS Aerospace and Satellite Solutions Division; and Buffy Wajvoda, Worldwide Leader for Aerospace and Satellite Solutions Architecture at AWSWebsite:Introduction to AWS for Aerospace and SatelliteBlog:Capella uses space to bring you closer to EarthReference Architecture:Run Machine Learning Algorithms with Satellite DataBlog:UAE Mars mission uses AWS to advance scientific discoveriesSolution:AWS re:Invent 2020: Detecting extreme weather events from spaceBlog:Announcing the AWS Space Accelerator for startupsReference Architecture:Electro-Optical Imagery Reference ArchitectureCase Study:Avio Aero Accelerates Business Growth with HPC Solution on AWSReference Architecture:Connected AircraftCase Study:Joby Aviation Uses AWS to Revolutionize TransportationWhitepaper:Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) on AWS: From Migration to InnovationReference Architecture:Using Computer Vision for Product Quality Analysis in PlantsVideos:AWS re:Invent 2020: Advancing the future of space in the cloudAWS Connected Aircraft OverviewAWS Vision for Model-based Engineering in AerospaceAvio Aero, a GE Aviation Business: Serverless Application to Manage Expense Purchase ApprovalsCybersecurity and Compliance for AerospaceProduct Lifecycle Management for AerospaceDownload the magazine hereHow to access the magazineView and download past issues as PDFs on the AWS Architecture Monthly webpage.Readers in theUS,UK,Germany, andFrancecan subscribe to the Kindle version of the magazine atKindle Newsstand.VisitFlipboard, a personalized mobile magazine app that you can also read on your computer.We hope you’re enjoying Architecture Monthly, and we’d like to hear from you—leave us a star rating and comment on theKindle Newsstandpage or contact us anytime ataws-architecture-monthly@amazon.com.TAGS:AWS Architecture MonthlyBonnie McClureBonnie is an editor specializing in creating accessible, engaging content for all audiences and platforms. She is dedicated to delivering comprehensive editorial guidance to provide a seamless user experience. When she's not advocating for the Oxford comma, you can find her spending time with her two large dogs, practicing her sewing skills, or testing out new recipes in the kitchen.
The aerospace and space industries have changed considerably since the early days of jet travel and the Apollo missions. New technology is making space and sky more accessible than ever—startups are reaching skyward and towards the stars with seemingly every day new, innovative ideas. This month’s issue of Architecture Monthly brings you curated content to […]
Bonnie McClure
Aerospace & Satellite Architecture