Jordan Logue is a technical analyst at RAND focusing on national security space topics. Logue joined RAND after a stint with NASA Terra flight operations, where he flew on-console and served as instruments subsystem lead.

Logue's primary research areas at RAND include space superiority force design, operationalizing multi-body gravitational environments, space domain awareness processes, electronic warfare doctrine and integration, and future space threat landscapes.

Logue holds an M.S. and B.S. in aerospace engineering from The University of Oklahoma.

Education

Master of Science in aerospace engineering, University of Oklahoma Norman Campus; Bachelor of Science in aerospace engineering, University of Oklahoma Norman Campus

Selected Work

  • McClintock, Bruce, Jordan Logue, Jan Osburg, Srikant Kumar Sahoo, and Karen Schwindt, Charting the Cosmos: Operational Astrography for the New Space Era, RAND Corporation (RR-A4003-1), 2025
  • Zhang, Li Ang, Krista Langeland, Jonathan Tran, Jordan Logue, Prateek Puri, George Nacouzi, Anthony Jacques, and Gary J. Briggs, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Space Domain Awareness: Characterizing the Impact on Mission Effectiveness, RAND Corporation (RR-A2318-1), 2024
  • Mazarr, Michael J., Krista Langeland, Anthony Atler, Alexis A. Blanc, Daniel Burkhart, Jordan Logue, Jonathan Tran, and Brett Zakheim, The Space Enterprise and Integrated Deterrence, RAND Corporation (PE-A3183-1), 2024
  • Sargent, Matthew, Bonnie L. Triezenberg, Brian Dolan, Arianne Collopy, Jordan Logue, Edward Parker, Jon Schmid, Chad Heitzenrater, Graham Griffin, Jim Mignano, Thomas Van Bibber, Alexandra Greco, Debra Knopman, Marjory S. Blumenthal, and Benjamin J. Sacks, Improving Space-Related Science and Technology Processes for the U.S. Space Force, RAND Corporation (RR-A2334-1), 2024

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