Team Composition: Linking Individual and Team Characteristics
to Team Decision-Making and Performance
Reiner K. Huber, Universität der Bundeswehr München
Petra M. Eggenhofer, Universität der Bundeswehr München
Jens Römer, Universität der Bundeswehr München
Sebastian Schäfer, Universität der Bundeswehr München
Klaus Titze, Universität der Bundeswehr München

Network Centric Warfare and the New Command and Control:
An Australian Perspective
Celina Pascoe, DSTO
Irena Ali, DST

A Dynamic Process Model for the Design
and Assessment of Network Centric Systems
Nita Lewis Miller, Naval Postgraduate School
Lawrence G. Shattuck, Naval Postgraduate Schoo

An Operational Framework for Battle in Network Space
LCol Rob Knight, Canadian Forces Information Operations Group HQ
Dr. Mark McIntyre, Defence R&D Canada

Lessons Learned from Commercial Transformations
to Network Centric Operations
Claire Macklin, QinetiQ
Prof. Paul Phillips, Univ. of Kent
Dr. Panos Louvieris, Univ. of Surrey

Networks of Decision-Making and Communicating Agents:
A New Methodology for Design and Evaluation of Organizational Strategies and Heterarchical Structures
Georgiy M. Levchuk, Aptima, Inc.
Feili Yu, University of Connecticut
Yuri Levchuk, Aptima, Inc.
Krishna R. Pattipati, University of Connecticut

Swarm Intelligence: A New C2 Paradigm
with an Application to Control of Swarms of UAVs
Paolo Gaudiano, Icosystem Corporation
Benjamin Shargel, Icosystem Corporation
Eric Bonabeau, Icosystem Corporation
Bruce T. Clough, Air Force Research Laboratory

Small Navies and Network Centric Welfare: Is There a Role?
Dr. Paul T. Mitchell, Canadian Forces College

Modeling Support of Effects-Based Operations in War Games
Lee W. Wagenhals
Alexander H. Levis

Capacity, Collaboration, and Commonality:
A Framework for Understanding Team Learning
Alexsander Ellis, Michigan State University

Autonomous vs. Interdependent Structures:
Impact on Unpredicted Tasks in a Simulated Joint Task Force Mission
Susan P. Hocevar

How to Win Peace Operations: Theory vs Practice
Nigel Howard

12th ICCRTS Willard S. Vaughan, Jr. Best Student Paper Award

Hypothesis Testing of Edge Organizations:
Modeling the C2 Organization Design Space
James B. Gateau, Naval Postgraduate School
Tara A. Leweling, Naval Postgraduate School
John P. Looney, Naval Postgraduate School
Dr. Mark E. Nissen, Naval Postgraduate School

Using Microworlds to Understand Cultural Influences
on Distributed Collaborative Decision Making in C2 Settings
Ida Lindgren, Linköping Institute of Technology
Kip Smith, Linköping Institute of Technology

Computational Modeling and Analysis of Networked Organizational Planning in a Coalition Maritime Strike Environment
John P. Looney, Naval Postgraduate School
Mark E. Nissen, Naval Postgraduate School

Knowledge as Inventory: Near-Optimizing Knowledge and Power Flows
in Edge Organizations (Phase One)
Douglas J. MacKinnon, Stanford University
Dr. Raymond E. Levitt, Stanford University
Dr. Mark E. Nissen, Naval Postgraduate School

Operational Trust: A New Look at the Human Requirement
in Network Centric Warfare
Maj. Nicole Blatt, USAF, Naval Postgraduate School

An Approximation Technique for Belief Revision in Timed Influence Nets
Sajjad Haider, George Mason University
Alexander H. Levis, George Mason University

Congruence of Human Organizations and Missions: Theory versus Data
Georgiy M. Levchuk, Aptima Inc.
David L. Kleinman, Professor, Naval Postgraduate School
Sui Ruan, Graduate Student, ECE Dept., UCONN
Krishna R. Pattipati, Professor, ECE Dept., UCONN

A Centripetal Acceleration Statistic
for Tracking Maneuvering Targets with Radar
Mr. David Bizup, University of Virginia

Mapping Flows onto Networks to Optimize Organizational Processes
Georgiy M. Levchuk
Yuri Levchuk
Krishna R. Pattipati
David L. Kleinman

Using Multiple Collaborative Agents
for Adaptive Quality of Service Management in C4ISR Networks
LT Raymond Rivera, USN

Performance Prediction of a Network-Centric Warfare System
Insub Shin
Alexander H. Levis