PRESENTATIONS: TRACK 4 - C2 DECISION MAKING AND COGNITIVE ANALYSIS
Track Chair: Russell E. Bryant
Naval Sea Systems Command
Track Co-Chair: Craig D. Peterson, PMP
Day One:
Threat Networks
and Threatened Networks: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Stabilization
and Immunization
H. Eugene Stanley, Boston University
Shlomo Havlin, Boston Unviersity,
Bar-Ilan University
Towards an Ontology
for Army Battle C2 Systems
Dr. Ulrich Schade, FGAN - FKIE
From Simple Prescriptive
to Complex Descriptive Models: An Example from a Recent Command Decision
Experiment
Lorraine Dodd, QinetiQ
Professor Jim Moffat, Defence
Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)
Professor Jim Q. Smith, University
of Warick
Graham Mathieson, Defence Science
and Technology Laboratory
Re-Use of Integrated
Dictionary Components for C4ISR Architectures
Asma T. Ali, George Mason University
Modeling Command
and Control in Multi-Agent Systems
Thomas R. Ioerger, Texas A&M
University
Linli He, Texas A&M University
Critiquing:
A Methodology to Extract C2 Expertise
Dr. Janet E. Miller, Air Force
Research Laboratory/HECA
War Room Team-Based
Analysis
Steven M. Shaker, Evidence
Based Research, Inc.
Alison E. Leary, Evidence Based
Research, Inc.
Day Two:
Methodology
for Rapid Development of C2 Planning Systems
Sheena Kelsey, QinetiQ
Simon Snell, QinetiQ
Information
Exchange and Display in Asynchronous C2 Group Decision Making
Robert A. Fleming, SPAWAR Systems
Center, San Diego
Human Factors
Engineering: An Enabler for Military Transformation Through Effective
Integration of Technology and Personnel
Dr. Glenn Osga, Space and Naval
Warfare Systems Center San Diego
Mr. George Galdorisi, Space
and Naval Warfare Systems Center
San Diego
The Analysis
of Network Centric Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) Using Queueing
Theory
Mark G. Hazen, DRDC Atlantic
Robert Burton, MORT NDHQ
Ralph Klingbeil, NUWCDIVNPT
Keith Sullivan, NUWCDIVNPT
Matthew Fewell, MOD, DSTO
Ian Grivell, DSTO
Chris Philp, DTA
Peter Marland, Dstl Analysis
The Asymmetric
Nature of Structural Changes in Command and Control Teams: The Impact
of Centralizing and Decentralizing on Group Outcomes
Aleksander P.J. Ellis, University
of Arizona
John R. Hollenbeck, Michigan
State University
Daniel R. Ilgen, Michigan State
University
Stephen E. Humphrey, Michigan
State University
Collaborative
Critical Thinking
Jared Freeman, PhD, Aptima,
Inc.
Kathleen P. Hess, PhD, Aptima,
Inc.
"COM as Shooter"
- Operational Planning Using C2 for Confronting and Collaborating
Captain Andy Baan, NATO
Nigel Howard, dramatec
Andrew Tait, Idea Sciences
Day Three:
Functional Analysis
of the Next Generation Common Operating Picture
Dennis K. Leedom, PhD, Evidence
Based Research, Inc.
Contracted Logistics
Support and Technology During Information Age Transformation - The Solution!
or the National Trap?
Russell E. Bryant, Naval Sea
Systems Command
Effects-Based
Operations; A Historical Perspective for a Way Ahead
Lee W. Wagenhals, George Mason
University
Alexander H. Levis, George
Mason University
Maris "Buster" McCrabb, DMM
Ventures, Inc.
New Effects-Based
Operations Models in War Games
Lee W. Wagenhals, George Mason
University
Larry K. Wentz, George Mason
University
Supporting
Threat Response Management in a Tactical Naval Environment
Bruce A. Chalmers, Defence
R&D Canada - Atlantic