PRESENTATIONS:
TRACK 1: COALITION INTEROPERABILITY
Track Chair: Mark R. Sinclair
Veridian Corporation
Track Co-Chair: Gerald S. Malecki, P.Eng.
Office of Naval Research
Day One:
A Framework for
Understanding Cultural Diversity in Cognition and Teamwork
Janet L. Sutton, PhD, Army
Research Laboratory
Linda G. Pierce, PhD, Army
Research Laboratory
A Quantum Approach
to Multi-Agent Systems (MAS), Organizations, and Control
W.F. Lawless, Paine College
The Language Translation
Interface and Automated Language Translation Tools for the ADO
Dominique Estival, Defence
Science & Technology Organisation
Jennifer Biggs, Defence Science
& Technology Organisation
Oranisational Interoperability:
Evaluation and Further Development of the OIM Model
Suzanne Fewell, Defence Science
and Technology Organisation
Thea Clark, Defence Science
and Technology
Value-Based Force
Structure Design
John O'Neill, DSTO Fern Hill
Fergus O'Brien, Software Engineering
Research Centre
Ed Kruzins, DSTO Fern Hill
Agile Command and
Control Exploration Using Historic Case Study Methodology
Steven M. Beres, Evidence
Based Research, Inc.
Eric J. Cochrane, Evidence
Based Research, Inc.
Multinational C2 Experiments
Supported by C2 Systems and Modeling and Simulations Addressing Army Transformation
of Collaborative Planning and Interoperable Execution in a Coalition Environment
Dr. Israel Mayk, US Army CERDEC C2D
Dr. Dirk Klose, US Army CERDEC C2D
Day Two:
A Theory of Interoperability
Failures
Michael S. McBeth, Space and
Naval Warfare Systems Center
A Pragmatic C4ISR
Approach From the US Army CECOM Security Assistance Perspective
William E. Skidmore, Sr., The
Mitre Corporation
Daniel Klingenburg, CECOM
Supporting the
Coalition Agents eXperiment (CoAX) through the Technology Integration
Experiment (TIE) Process
Ranjeev Mittu, Naval Research
Laboratory
Frank Segaria, Naval Research
Laboratory
Suleyman Guleyupoglu, Naval
Research Laboratory
K. Suzanne Barber, University
of Texas at Austin
Tom Graser, University of Texas
at Austin
Robert Ross, University of
Maryland
Beyond Technical Interoperability
- Introducing a Reference Model for Measures of Merit for Coalition Interoperability
Andreas Tolk, PhD, Old Dominion
University