Chad Mourning

Chad Mourning is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science within the Russ College of Engineering and Technology at Ohio University. He specializes in computer graphics, data visualization, virtual/augmented reality, machine learning for meteorology, and cybersecurity. His research focuses on applications such as real-time weather visualization for aviation safety, antenna pattern analysis, and machine learning-driven sensor networks.

He holds patents for technologies like 'Reduction of Sensor Captured Data Streamed to an Operator' and 'Wake Turbulence Analyzer for Real-Time Visualization, Detection, and Avoidance.' His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches, combining aerospace engineering with computational methods to enhance aviation safety and cybersecurity.

• Patents:
  • REDUCTION OF SENSOR CAPTURED DATA STREAMED TO AN OPERATOR (9,756,280)
  • Wake Turbulence Analyzer for Real-Time Visualization, Detection, and Avoidance (9,709,698)

Dr. Mourning's recent publications span topics such as augmented reality weather systems, NOTAM data processing via NLP, and low-cost distributed aviation weather sensors. He actively engages in educational initiatives, including cybersecurity workshops for K-12 teachers. His lab explores cutting-edge applications of quantum computing in aviation security and parallel computing for high-fidelity antenna visualization.