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- Gregory Selby
- Professor
- Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
- 238j Kaufman Hall
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Norfolk,
VA
23529
- 757-683-3735
- gselby@odu.edu
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Education
- Old Dominion University,
1990
- Major: Psychology
- Degree: B.S.
- University of Delaware,
1982
- Major: Mechanical and Aerospace Eng., Thermo/Fluids
- Degree: Ph. D.
- University of Delaware,
1979
- Major: Mechanical& Aerospace Engineering
- Degree: M.S.
- University of Virginia,
1971
- Major: Aerospace Engineering with High Distinction
- Degree: B.S.
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Articles
- Mossi, K., and Selby, G. V. Load Tests of Several Configurations of a Piezoelectric Actuator. Actuators and Sensors, Elsevier Science, Ltd
- Lin, J. C., and Selby, G. V. Turbulent Flow Separation Control Using Passive and Active Vortex-Generating Devices. AIAA Journal
- Mossi, K., Selby, G. V., and Bryant, R. G. (1998). Thin-Layer Composite Unimorph Piezoelectric Driver and Sensor Properties. Materials Letters, 35, (pp. 39-49).
- Troege, L., and Selby, G. V. (1998). Computation of the Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Subsonic Transport Aircraft Using a Panel Method. AIAA Journal of Aircraft, 35 (2), (pp. 183-190).
- Selby, G. V., and Miandoab, F. H. (1994). Asymptotic Wake Behavior of Swept, Blunt Trailing-Edge Airfoils. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 116 (1), (pp. 171-173).
- Selby, G. V., Lin, J. C., and Howard, F. G. (1992). Control of Low-Speed Turbulent Separated Flow Using Jet Vortex Generators. Experiments in Fluids, 12 (6), (pp. 394-400).
- Askew, P. K., and Selby, G. V. (1991). The Effect of Asymmetric Jet Vortex Generators on the Control of Turbulent Separated Flow over a 2-D Rearward-Facing Ramp. Journal of the National Technical Association, 65 (2), (pp. 51-57).
- Selby, G. V., Ibrahim, A. R., and Hellbaum, R. F. (1991). Experimental Study of the Performance of a Prototype True Airspeed Sensor. Journal of Aircraft, 28 (10), (pp. 618-621).
- Lin, J. C., Howard, F. G., and Selby, G. V. (1990). Small Submerged Vortex Generators for Turbulent Flow Separation Control. Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 27 (5), (pp. 503-507).
- Brown, N. W., Cross, E. J., and Selby, G. V. (1990). Personality Characteristics of Black Engineering Students on the Adjective Checklist. College Student Journal, 24 (3), (pp. 233-240).
- Selby, G. V., and Miandoab, F. H. (1990). Experiments on the Effect of Longitudinal Surface Grooves on the Base Pressure of a 2--D Blunt Trailing-Edge Airfoil. AIAA Journal, 28 (6), (pp. 1133-1135).
- Selby, G. V., Lin, J. C., and Howard, F. G. (1990). Use of Transverse Grooves to Control Turbulent Separated Flow Over a Backward-Facing Ramp. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 112 (2), (pp. 238-240).
- Lin, J. C., Howard, F. G., and Selby, G. V. (1990). Control of Turbulent Separated Flow Over a Rearward-Facing Ramp Using Longitudinal Grooves. Journal of Aircraft, 27 (3), (pp. 283--285).
- Selby, G. V. (1989). Passive Control of Three-Dimensional Separated Vortical Flow Associated with Swept Rearward-Facing Steps. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 111 (1), (pp. 99-101).
- Selby, G. V. (1983). Applicability of the Independence Principle to Subsonic Turbulent Flow Over a Swept Rearward-Facing Step. AIAA Journal, 21 (11), (pp. 1603-1604).
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Presentations
- Virtual Reality in Education
- Sponsoring Organization: NASA Langley Research Center
- Date: April, 2009
- Authors/Presenters:
Selby, G. V.
- Virginia Society of Professional Engineers 1997 Pletta Award as Virginia Engineering Educator of the Year
- Phi Kappa Phi
- ODU Minority Student Services Office Faculty Service Award
- State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) Outstanding Faculty Award
- CHROME Volunteer of the Year Award, CHROME
- ODU Alumni Faculty Mentor Award, Old Dominion University
- ODU Minority Student Services Office Faculty Service Award, Old Dominion University
- CHROME Service Award, CHROME
- NASA Group Achievement Award, Nike-Orion Sounding Rocket Project Team, NASA Wallops Flight Center
- NASA Group Achievement Award, Orion Sounding Rocket Project Team, NASA Wallops Flight Center
- NASA Equal Opportunity Award, NASA Wallops Flight Center
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Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research