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Day
1: Wed., Sept 3, 2003
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Day
2: Thurs., Sept 4, 2003
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Artwork
Gallery
Participants
Candid
Photos
Introduction
Jeff
Cares, Alidade Consulting
A
Short History of Distributed Search
Jeff
Cares,
Alidade Consulting
Distributed
Networked Forces
Raymond
Christian, Naval Undersea Warfare Center
Simulation
and Evolution
Dave
Davis, NuTech Solutions, Inc.
Another
View of Small World
Brian
McCue, Center for Naval Analyses
Agent
Searches in the Bay of Biscay
Raymond
Hill,
Wright State University
Social
and Organizational Search
Peter Dodd, Columbia University
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Morning
Colloquium
- Cultural
Change in the Navy
- Introducing
UAVs
- Budget
Authority
- Snowball
Effect of New Ideas
- Fear
of Change
- Revolutionary
Events Bring Change
- Support
on the Inside or Outside
- Beginnings
of Acceptance
- Why
we are here?
- Recent
Innovations
- Paradox
- What
cognitive aspects of the search problem
deserve further study?
- What
are some of the human integration issues associated with distributed
systems?
- Human
Integration
- Where
does the human integration not belong ?
- Boid
Simulation
- Distributed
Forces
- Blame
- Use
of Robots
- Culture
question for SSG. The culture does not buy into the kill only
the sense. The autonomous sensors are everywhere. Only sensors
can bridge. It is only worth it if we can do the kill chain.
- Trust
- Loyalty
- System
Failures
- How
might some of the new analytical techniques be employed to juggle/analyze
the multivariate trade space faced by the various services?
- Socialization
in Models
- Speed
of Navy Ships
- Constraint
in Models
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Afternoon
Colloquium
- What
kinds of groupings should be looked for in emergent or established
networks (particularly those that can be exploited)?
- What
are the military advantages of network centric theories?
- Who
is winning: the Hiders or the finders?
- Is
there a counter in the search area that can overcome the advantage
of the Hider?
- What
does winning mean?
- Hiding
Theory
- Final
Thoughts
- Closing
Comments
- Next
year's suggested topics
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