Dongeun Seo

Associate Professor and Program Coordinator for B.S. in Aerospace Engineering

Dongeun.Seo@erau.edu

Aerospace Engineering Department

Daytona College of Engineering

Dongeun Seo

Overview

Dr. Dongeun Seo graduated University of Texas at Austin for his Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. He holds both bachelors and masters degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. 

He served as a researcher/research assistant for various projects on satellite controller design from NASA and Air Force.

His research interests are nonlinear system dynamics, estimation, stochastic dynamics and control, and nonlinear control theory.

Currently, his work is focused on the performance improvement of the conventional adaptive control method and the development of the attitude actuator for the small satellites.

Applications include satellite formation, UAV/UUV control, and flow field control systems.

Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy in Aerospace Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin

Teaching

  • AERO 800: Dissertation
  • AE 426: Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics
  • AERO 434: Spacecraft Control

AE313 Space Mechanics

AE426 Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics and Control

AE434 Spacecraft Control

Research

Recent research

R. Kinzie*, R. Bevilacqua, and D. Seo, “Dual Quaternion Relative Dynamics for Gravity Recovery Missions,” AIAA/AAS 33rd Space Flight Mechanics Meeting, AAS 23-191, Jan. 2023.

R. Kinzie* and D. Seo, “Attitude Stabilization of Swirl Injection Hybrid Launch Vehicle,” AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, AAS 22-848, Aug. 2022.

M. W. Memon, M. Nazari, D. Seo, and E. A. Butcher, “Fuel Efficiency of Fully- and Under-Constrained Coulomb Formations in Slightly Elliptic Reference Orbits,” in IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, doi: 10.1109/TAES.2021.3090920, Jun. 2021.

R. Kinzie* and D. Seo, “Controller Design for Launch Vehicle with Internal Torque,” AIAA/AAS 31st Space Flight Mechanics Meeting, Virtual, AAS 21-279, Feb. 2021.

J. Galjanic* and D. Seo, “3D Relative Attitude Control of Two Spacecraft Using Electrostatic Interactions,” AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, Virtual, AAS 20-744, Aug. 2020.