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Enrique Pascual Gil
Also published under:Enrique Pascual-Gil, E. Pascual-Gil
Affiliation
Airbus, Getafe, Spain
Topic
Delta Method,Finite-difference Time-domain,Message Passing Interface,Thin Wire,Time And Space,Time Step,Absorbing Boundary Conditions,Brute-force Approach,CPU Time,Choice Of Coefficients,Comprehensive Information,Conductive,Dipole Antenna,Finite Difference,Geometric Uncertainty,Hybrid Implicit-explicit,Local Space,Magnetic Field,Material Parameters,Material Properties,Material Uncertainty,Monte Carlo Simulation,Multiple Terms,Perfectly Matched Layer,Plane Wave,Probability Density Function,Propionate,Second Moment,Skin Depth,Space Step,Spherical Shell,Thin Panel,Thin Structures,Time Domain,Time-domain Method,Transmission Coefficient,Very Low Frequency,Numerical Simulations,Electromagnetic Field,Numerical Results,Transfer Function,Air Vehicles,Aperture,Balance Of Power,Carbon Fiber,Cockpit,Design Phase,Electromagnetic Compatibility,Frequency Range,High Intensity Radiated Fields,
Biography
Enrique Pascual-Gil was born in Madrid, Spain, in 1964. He received the M.Sc. degree
in aeronautic and computer sciences from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, in 1985 and 1997,
respectively.
He has been working more than twenty five years as an EMC and MW Engineer in different areas. He has been the Head of Computational Electromagnetic at Airbus Military since 2008, being responsible for the electromagnetic simulation team dedicated to numerical modeling of all electromagnetic aspects of an aircraft, an Airbus EMC Expert since 2011. He has participated as Technical Manager in various national and international technology projects. His current interest focuses on the application of numerical methods to solve more complex cases in order to achieve a complete Virtual Testing for aircraft certification.
He has been working more than twenty five years as an EMC and MW Engineer in different areas. He has been the Head of Computational Electromagnetic at Airbus Military since 2008, being responsible for the electromagnetic simulation team dedicated to numerical modeling of all electromagnetic aspects of an aircraft, an Airbus EMC Expert since 2011. He has participated as Technical Manager in various national and international technology projects. His current interest focuses on the application of numerical methods to solve more complex cases in order to achieve a complete Virtual Testing for aircraft certification.