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13th Annual Conference on
Systems Engineering Research
March 17-19, 2015
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ
WELCOME
It is my pleasure and honor as the Conference Chair to welcome you to the
13th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering (CSER) at Stevens Institute
of Technology.
Founded in 2002 by Stevens Institute and the University of Southern California,
CSER is the premier conference to showcase thought leading research in the
systems engineering arena.
It is the platform for academics and thought leaders from around the globe to
share their vision and understanding on the research, make new connections,
propose new collaborations and build some lasting relationships.
DR. ROBERT CLOUTIER
This is an exciting time to be a systems engineering researcher. Over the last
Associate Professor
and Director, Systems
Engineering Programs,
School of Systems and
Enterprises, Stevens
Institute of Technology
CONFERENCE CHAIR
decade, systems engineering has branched out of the traditional engineering
domains of defense and aerospace. With industries such as finance, energy,
healthcare and automotive adopting systems engineering as a way to help them
address their hardest, most complex issues, the potential and opportunity for
pioneering innovation is immense.
I am confident that the dynamic papers, presentations and panels this year will
showcase and emphasize the knowledge and expertise that is emerging out of the systems galaxy, and
encourage intellectual discussions and participation amongst the attendees.
At this time, I would like to express my gratitude to all who helped make this conference possible. I
would also like to recognize that this year, we have added INCOSE (International Council on Systems
Engineering) and the SERC (Systems Engineering Research Center) as key participants in the organization
and execution of CSER. Thank you all for the hard work.
Finally, I wish to thank all the attendees for taking time from your busy schedules to join us.
While visiting our campus, if you have any questions or need assistance, stop by the registration desk
on the first floor of the Babbio Center. Additionally, please reach out to our conference helpers – easily
identified by their red shirts, or you can always ask Dr. Jon Wade, (Technical Chair), Ms. Doris Schultz
(Logistics Chair) or myself.
Welcome again to the 13th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering and I hope you enjoy your stay
in New Jersey.
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SCHEDULE
DAY 1
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2015
SEANET WORKSHOP
REGISTRATION:
Babbio Atrium
BABBIO ATRIUM
located within the BABBIO CENTER
After registering in Babbio Atrium, all events will take place in Babbio 122.
8:00 – 9:00 AM
BREAKFAST • REGISTRATION • NETWORKING
9:00 – 9:15 AM
WELCOME by SEANET Organizers
Dr. Donna Rhodes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr. Ricardo Valerdi, The University of Arizona
Dr. Cecilia Haskins, Norwegian University for Science and
Technology
9:15 – 9:30 AM
INTRODUCTIONS
9:30 – 10:15 AM
INVITED FACULTY KEYNOTE: Dr. William Rouse,
Stevens Institute of Technology
10:15 - 10:30 AM
BREAK
10:30 – 11:15 AM
INVITED TALK: Dr. Kristin Giammarco,
Naval Postgraduate School
Topic: The Journey of the Lifetime Learner: Surviving it,
Excelling on it, and Sharing it
11:15 – 12:00 NOON
RESEARCH TOPIC ROUNDTABLES
12:00 – 12:45 PM
LUNCH with Networking
12:45 – 1:00 PM
INTRO for Doctoral Research Roundtables
1:00 – 2:30 PM
RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES
2:30 – 2:45 PM
BREAK
2:45 – 3:30 PM
RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES
3:30 – 4:30 PM
ROUNDTABLE OUTBRIEFS
4:30 – 5:00 PM
DISCUSSION AND FEEDBACK
5:30 – 7:30 PM
SEANET NETWORKING SOCIAL
AND CSER OPENING RECEPTION
(featuring SEANET Graduate Students Research Posters) - Babbio Atrium
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DAY 2
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2015
REGISTRATION:
Babbio Atrium
KEYNOTE:
DeBaun Auditorium
PAPER SESSIONS:
Babbio Center
DEBAUN AUDITORIUM
located within the EAS SCHAEFER BUILDING
7:30 – 8:45 AM
BREAKFAST- Babbio Atrium
8:00 – 8:45 AM
REGISTRATION - Babbio Atrium
8:45 – 9:00 AM
WELCOME/OPENING REMARKS - DeBaun Auditorium
9:00 – 9:45 AM
KEYNOTE: Dr. Najib Abboud, Principal & Chief Technology Officer,
Weidlinger Associates Inc.
Topic: Forensic Analysis of Twin Towers Collapse
Location: DeBaun Auditorium
9:45 – 10:30 AM
KEYNOTE: Prof. Alex Washburn, Director, Center for Urban Resilience
& Urban eXcellence(CRUX)
Topic: Data Driven Urban Resilience
Location: DeBaun Auditorium
10:30- 11:00 AM
NETWORKING BREAK - Babbio Atrium
11:00 - 12:00 NOON
PAPER SESSION 1 (See page 7 for detailed information)
12:00 – 1:00 PM
LUNCH -
Babbio Atrium
Speaker: Dr. Ricardo Valerdi
Topic: STEM Research (Babbio 122)
1:15 – 2:45 PM
PAPER SESSION 2 (See page 7 for detailed information)
2:45 – 3:15 PM
NETWORKING BREAK - Babbio Atrium
3:15 – 4:45 PM
PAPER SESSION 3 (See page 8 for detailed information)
6:00 – 9:00 PM
DINNER
Location: Chart House Restaurant, Weehawken, NJ
Speaker: Major General Nick Justice
Topic: National Manufacturing Initiatives in the United States
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DAY 3
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2015
REGISTRATION:
Babbio Atrium
PANEL:
DeBaun Auditorium
PAPER SESSIONS:
Babbio Center
7:30 – 8:45 AM
BREAKFAST- Babbio Atrium
8:45 – 9:00 AM
WELCOME - DeBaun Auditorium
9:00– 10:30AM
PANEL: Engineering Complex Systems: Challenges and Opportunities Across
US Federal Agencies (DeBaun Auditorium)
Moderator: Dr. Chris Paredis (Host, Program Director, NSF)
Kristen Baldwin (Principal Deputy, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Systems Engineering)
Natesh Manikoth (Chief Scientist, National Airspace System
Software, FAA)
Jim Tuttle (Director, Systems Engineering, Under Secretary of
Science &Technology, DHS)
Anna McGowan (ST for Complex Systems Design, Engineering
Directorate, NASA Langley Research Center, NASA)
Dr. Vijay Srinivasan (Division Chief, Systems Integration Division,
NIST)
10:30- 11:00 AM
NETWORKING BREAK - Babbio Atrium
11:00 - 12:00 NOON
PAPER SESSION 4 (See page 9 for detailed information)
12:00 – 1:00 PM
LUNCH - Babbio Atrium
Speaker: David Long
Topic: A Proposed Research Agenda for SE Vision 2025
(Babbio 122)
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1:15 – 2:45 PM
PAPER SESSION 5 (See page 9 for detailed information)
2:45 – 3:15 PM
NETWORKING BREAK - Babbio Atrium
3:15 – 4:45 PM
PAPER SESSION 6 (See page 10 for detailed information)
4:15 – 4:45 PM
CLOSING REMARKS - Babbio 122
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
A FORENSIC ENGINEERING INVESTIGATION OF THE WTC TWIN TOWERS’ COLLAPSE
NAJIB ABBOUD
Ph.D., Principal and CTO
Wednesday, March 18,
2015
9:00 – 9:45 a.m.
Location: DeBaun
Auditorium
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to analyze the structural effects of the high speed
impacts of the Boeing 767 airplanes onto the WTC Twin Towers and the ensuing fires in
order to explain why the Twin Towers stood for as long as they did, and why they ultimately
collapsed. A series of analyses was undertaken to quantify and study the response of and
damage to each of the Twin Towers as they were subjected to the impact and fire loads. First,
nonlinear transient finite element analyses of the impacts were undertaken to determine the
internal structural damage in the towers as well as the zones of flying fragments likely to
strip-off fireproofing from structural members. Second, finite element analyses of the towers
immediately after impact were performed to determine alternate load paths, redundancies and
remaining capacities. Third, finite element analyses of the impact-damaged and thermallydegraded towers were carried out to determine the most likely state of damage at their respective
points of incipient failure. Finally, the dynamics of the collapse initiation mechanisms were
investigated computationally.
BIOGRAPHY: Dr. Abboud leads the New York and DC offices of the Applied Science and
Investigation division of Weidlinger Associates Inc. He is responsible for the computational
mechanics R&D efforts in support of the various US Navy projects. He also manages Weidlinger’s
forensic engineering practice in the eastern US, which led major collapse investigations over
the years, including the WTC towers collapses and the Tropicana Casino and Resort Garage
collapse.
DATA DRIVEN URBAN RESILIENCE
PROF. ALEXANDROS
WASHBURN
Director, Center for Urban
Resilience & Urban
eXcellence (CRUX)
Wednesday, March 18,
2015
9:45 - 10:30 a.m.
Location: DeBaun
Auditorium
ABSTRACT: Can coastal cities increase their resilience to climate events while simultaneously
improving their quality of life? The new CRUX lab at Stevens Institute of Technology was founded
in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy to bring together three necessary technical disciplines in
order to find out: Hydrodynamics – to understand the force of water; Sensor-Based (SMART)
Urban Design – to understand the force of the city; and Complex Computational Modeling – to
model cities and measure the results. The one mile-square city of Hoboken is the test-bed for
Prof. Alexandros Washburn, to take on real world problems in critical infrastructure and urban
systems around New York harbor. Project solutions are judged from a systems perspective with
policy networks, financial networks and design/engineering networks all analyzed and brought
into alignment in order to succeed.
BIOGRAPHY: Alexandros Washburn is a former Chief Urban Designer of the City of New York,
Department of City Planning. An architect who has worked both in the private and public
sector, he served as Environment and Public Works Advisor to US Senator Daniel Patrick
Moynihan, then as President of the Pennsylvania Station Redevelopment Corporation, and
then partner of W Architecture and Landscape Architecture LLC, where he won national
awards in urban design, architecture and landscape architecture before joining the Bloomberg
Administration in his current position.
In his current role as Founding Director of CRUX, Washburn is focused on building a research
and education center dedicated to the proposition that coastal cities can increase their
resilience to climate change and extreme events while simultaneously improving their quality
of life.
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PAPER SESSIONS
SESSION 1
BABBIO 122
11:00 AM
BABBIO 319
TRACK 3
TRACK 4
TRACK 5
COMPLEXITY
SE METHODS &
PROCESSES- PART I
MODELING AND
SIMULATION – PART I
ANALYSIS AND
ASSESSMENT- PART I
TRUSTED SYSTEMSSAFE, SECURE, ROBUST
AND RESILIENT
Quantifying the
Complexity of
Socio-Technical
Systems – A Generic,
Interdisciplinary
Approach
The Top 10 Illusions of
Systems Engineering:
A Research Agenda
Interactive Models as
a System Design Tool:
Applications to System
Project Management
An Evolutionary
Theory-Systems
Approach to a Science
of the Ilities
Paul T. Grogan, Olivier
L. de Weck, Adam M.
Ross and Donna H.
Rhodes
Ke Dou, Xi Wang,
Chong Tang,
Adam Ross and
Kevin Sullivan
A Network-Based
Approach to
Organizational Culture
and Learning in System
Safety
Shared Awareness
Among Project Team
Members Through
Role-Based Simulation
During Planning – A
Comparative Study
Towards a Prescriptive
Semantic Basis for
Change-Type Ilities
Michael Pennock and
Jon Wade
Measuring the
Complexity of a
Higraph-Based System
Model: Formalism and
Metrics
On the Evolution
of Solution Spaces
Triggered by Emerging
Technologies
Alejandro Salado and
Roshanak Nilchiani
12:00 NOON
12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM
SESSION 2
LUNCH
A Research on
Measuring and
Reducing Problem
Complexity to Increase
System Affordability:
From Theory to
Practice
Alejandro Salado and
Roshanak Nilchiani
1:45 PM
BABBIO 210
TRACK 2
Hycham Aboutaleb
and Bruno Monsuez
1:15 PM
BABBIO 321
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2015
TRACK 1
Florian Schöttl and
Udo Lindemann
11:30 AM
BABBIO 320
DAY 2
Key Enablers for
Leveraging NonDevelopment Items in
a System
Clement Smartt,
Andy Register and
Richard Wise
Adam Ross and
Donna Rhodes
Michal Iluz,
Bryan Moser and
Avraham Shtub
BABBIO 220
SERC
TRACK
Enterprise Systems
of Systems (ESOS1)
Mark Avnet
Integrated MatrixBased Fault Tree
Generation and
Evaluation
Enterprise Systems
of Systems (ESOS2)
Michael Roth,
Moritz Wolf and
Udo Lindemann
(Babbio Atrium) Speaker: Dr. Ricardo Valerdi • STEM Research (Babbio 122)
Communication
of Simulation and
Modeling Activities
in Early Systems
Engineering
Steven P. Haveman
and G. Maarten
Bonnema
Complexity Based
Risk Evaluation in
Engineered Systems
A Preliminary Model of
Design as a Sequential
Decision Process
Jonathan Fischi and
Roshanak Nilchiani
Michael Yukish,
Simon Miller and
Timothy Simpson
Equipped-Human
Reference Architecture
Mapping Strategic
Goals and Operational
Performance Metrics for
Smart Manufacturing
Systems
A Comparative Case
Study of Functional
Models to Support
System Architecture
Design
Kiwook Jung,
Kc Morris, Kevin Lyons,
Swee Leong and
Hyunbo Cho
Sonia Ben Hamida,
Antoine Grandou,
Marija Jankovic,
Claudia Eckert,
Alain Huet and JeanClaude Bocquet
Capturing Experimental
Design Insights
in Support of the
Model-Based System
Engineering Approach
Alex MacCalman,
Hyangshim Kwak,
Mary McDonald and
Stephen Upton
Shaping the Effort of
Developing Secure
Software
HELIX - Current
Research Results
Yang Ye, Jing Du and
Qing Wang
Art Pyster
Effects of Enhanced
Multi-party Tradespace
Visualization on a Twoperson Negotiation
A Decision-Based
Perspective on
Assessing System
Robustness
The Enhanced
Experience Accelerator
Matthew Fitzgerald
and Adam Ross
Richard Malak,
Benjamin Baxter and
Chuck Hsiao
Metis: An Integrated
Reference Architecture
for Addressing
Uncertainty in
Decision-Support
Systems
Researching Adaptive
Systems with Robots
Considerations for an
Extended Framework
for Interactive EpochEra Analysis
Michael Curry and
Adam Ross
Jon Wade
2:15 PM
Jeffrey Cipolloni,
Fred Looft and
Shamsnaz Virani
2:45 PM
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM
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The Capstone
Project
Brian Phillips and
Mark Blackburn
Bas Huijbrechts,
Marina Velikova,
Steffen Michels and
Roeland Scheepens
NETWORKING BREAK
(Babbio Atrium)
3:15 PM
BABBIO 321
BABBIO 210
TRACK 2
TRACK 3
TRACK 4
TRACK 5
COMPLEXITY
SE METHODS &
PROCESSES- PART I
MODELING AND
SIMULATION – PART I
ANALYSIS AND
ASSESSMENT- PART I
TRUSTED SYSTEMSSAFE, SECURE, ROBUST
AND RESILIENT
Complexity Evolution
Across Dissimilar
System Components
Building a Better
Model: A Novel
Approach for Mapping
Organizational and
Functional Structure
Multi-Fidelity Model
Integration for
Engineering Design
System Readiness
Interactive Value Model
Assessment (SRA),
Trading for Resilient
An Illustrative Example Systems Decisions
Edward Huang,
Jie Xu, Si Zhang and
Chun-Hung Chen
Marc Austin and
Donald York
Modeling and Verifying
Business Processes
with Monterey Phoenix
Application of Systems
Readiness Level
Methods in Advanced
Fossil Energy
Applications
Damian Flynn
Global Emergence
of Natural Gas, a
Complex Systems
Analysis
Tom McDermott,
Molly Nadolski and
Lindsey Sheppard
4:15 PM
BABBIO 320
TRACK 1
Amy Cox and
Zoe Szajnfarber
3:45 PM
BABBIO 319
High-Frequency
Trading
Khaldoun Khashanah
Interactive A3
Architecture
Overviews - Intuitive
Functionalities
for Effective
Communication
Frank F. Brussel and
G.Maarten Bonnema.
Systems Engineering in
a Context of Systemic
Cooperation (SCOOPs):
Development and
Implications
Mike Yearworth, Janet
Singer, Rick Adcock,
Duane Hybertson,
Michael Singer, Gerhard
Chroust, Kyoichi Kijima
and Michael Singer
Mikhail Auguston,
Kristin Giammarco,
Clifton Baldwin,
Ji’on Crump and
Monica FarahStapleton
Ramp Area Support
System: Limitations of
Modeling Approach to
an Airport Apron Area
Adam Wing,
Robert Cloutier and
Wilson Felder
Michael Knaggs,
Alfred J. Unione,
Dennis Harkreader,
John Ramsey, John
Oelfke, Dale Keairns
and William Bender
TERA - An Assessment
of Technology Reuse
Feasibility
Daniel Corin Stig,
Ola Isaksson,
Ulf Högman and
Dag Bergsjö
BABBIO 220
SESSION 3
BABBIO 122
SERC
TRACK
PANEL:
Theory of Systems
Engineering
Adam Ross,
Donna Rhodes and
Matthew Fitzgerald
Systems Engineering
Resiliency: Guiding
Tradespace Exploration
within an Engineered
Resilient Systems
Context
Valerie Sitterle,
Dane Freeman,
Simon Goerger and
Tommer Ender
The Politics of
Resilience in the
Dutch Room for the
River project
Hans de Bruijn,
Mark de Bruijne and
Ernst ten Heuvelhof
4:45 PM
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
DINNER
Location: Chart House Restaurant, Weehawken, NJ
Speaker: Major General Nick Justice
Topic: National Manufacturing Initiatives in the United States
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DAY 3
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2015
SESSION 4
BABBIO 122
11:00 AM
11:30 AM
BABBIO 319
TRACK 2
TRACK 3
TRACK 4
TRACK 5
SE METHODS &
PROCESSES- PART II
MODELING AND
SIMULATION – PART II
ANALYSIS AND
ASSESSMENT- PART II
HUMAN CAPITAL
DEVELOPMENT
Flexible and Intelligent
Learning Architectures
for SoS (FILA-SoS):
Architectural
Evolution in Systemsof-Systems
Simulation of KanbanBased Scheduling for
Systems of Systems:
Initial Results
Simulation Approaches
for System of Systems:
Events-Based versus
Agent Based Modeling
A Definition of Systems
Thinking: A Systems
Approach
Alexey Tregubov and
Jo Ann Lane
W. Clifton Baldwin,
Brian Sauser and
Robert Cloutier
Analysis of Functional
Architectures for
Discrete Event
Logistics Systems
(DELS)
Investigating Lean
Development Practices
in SE Companies: A
Comparative Study
Between Sectors
Distributed System
Behavior Modeling
with Ontologies, Rules,
and Message Passing
Mechanisms
Torgeir Welo and
Geir Ringen
Mark Austin,
Parastoo Delgoshaei
and Alan Nguyen
Siddhartha Agarwal,
Cihan Dagli, Renzhong
Wang and Louis Pape
12:00 NOON
12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM
SESSION 5
BABBIO 210
SOS THEORY, ANALYSIS,
ARCHITECTURE AND
DESIGN
David Curry and
Cihan Dagl
LUNCH (Babbio Atrium)
Multi-Stakeholder
Dynamic Planning of
System of Systems
Development and
Evolution
Zhemei Fang and
Daniel Delaurentis
1:45 PM
BABBIO 321
TRACK 1
A Computational
Intelligence Approach
to System-ofSystems Architecting
Incorporating MultiObjective Optimization
1:15 PM
BABBIO 320
Participatory DemandSupply Systems
Seyed Alireza Rezaee,
Michel Oey, Frances
Brazier and Caroline
Nevejan
Knowledge Based
Development in
Automotive Industry
guided by Lean
Enablers for System
Engineering
Daniel Stenholm,
Henrik Mathiesen and
Dag Bergsjö
Design for Automated
Assembly of Large and
Complex Products:
Experiences from
a Marine Company
Operating in Norway
Elisabeth Lervåg
Synnes and
Torgeir Welo
Ross Arnold and
Jon Wade
BABBIO 220
SERC
TRACK
Qualitative Risk
Analysis
Gary Witus
Timothy Sprock and
Leon McGinnis
An Architectural
Assessment of Bitcoin
Nicholas Roth
Reflective Practice to
Connect Theory and
Practice; Working and
Studying Concurrently
An Evolving Systems
Engineering Model
Interoperability
Framework
Gerrit Muller
Tommer Ender
Speaker: David Long
Topic: A Proposed Research Agenda for SE Vision 2025 (Babbio 122)
Toward Agent-Based
Modeling of the U.S.
Department of Defense
Acquisition System
Karl Schwenn, John
Colombi, Teresa Wu,
Kyle Oyama and
Alan Johnson
Progress Toward a
DoD Ground Vehicle
Tradespace and
Affordability Analysis
Framework
Gary Witus and
Walter Bryzik
Development of
Systems Engineering
Expertise
An Initial Ontology
for Affordability
Tradespace Analysis
James Armstrong and
Jon Wade
Barry Boehm
Costing for an
Autonomous Future:
A Discussion
on Estimation
for Unmanned
Autonomous Systems
A Multi-Spectrum
Framework for
Characterizing
Interdisciplinary
Capstone Design
Experiences
Thomas Ryan and
Ricardo Valerdi
Cory Cooper,
Joseph Fulton and
Jeremy Homan
Technical Evaluation
of the Systems
Modeling Language
(SysML)
Stirling Engine
Systems Tradespace
Exploration
Framework
Kyle Hampson
Dmitry Smirnov and
Alessandro Golkar
Exploring the
Relationship between
Systems Engineering
and Software
Engineering
Experiments with
Human Integration
in Asynchronous and
Sequential MultiAgent Frameworks
for Architecture
Optimization
Nozomi Hitomi and
Daniel Selva
Lean and Agile
System Acquisition
and Evolution
Rich Turner
2:15 PM
Customer Centricity
in the Smart Grid
Model
Hoong Yan See Tao,
Ahmed Bahabry and
Robert Cloutier
2:45 PM
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM
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Comparing Systems
Engineering and
Project Success in
Commercial-focused
versus Governmentfocused Projects
Paul Componation,
Michael Dorneich and
Jordan Hansen
Integrating SysML
Models and Cost
Models
Russell Peak
Art Pyster, Rick Adcock,
Mark Ardis, Rob Cloutier,
Devanandham Henry,
Linda Laird, Harold
Lawson, Michael
Pennotti, Kevin Sullivan
and Jon Wade
NETWORKING BREAK
(Babbio Atrium)
BABBIO 122
BABBIO 321
BABBIO 210
TRACK 1
TRACK 2
TRACK 3
TRACK 4
TRACK 5
SOS THEORY, ANALYSIS,
ARCHITECTURE AND
DESIGN
SE METHODS &
PROCESSES- PART II
MODELING AND
SIMULATION – PART II
ANALYSIS AND
ASSESSMENT- PART II
HUMAN CAPITAL
DEVELOPMENT
Georgia Aquarium
Design Space Analysis
and Optimization
Developing Ontologies
and Persona to
Support and Enhance
Requirements
Engineering Activities
– A Case Study
Using SysML for
Model-Based
Vulnerability
Assessment
Towards a Renewable
Energy Decision
Making Model
Jeremy Coffeen,
Frederic Jacquelin,
Richard Kepple,
Rock Mendenhall,
Wee Wee Sim and
Michael Rodgers,
Peggy Brouse
Nicholas Roth, Richard
Thompson, Roger Wong
and Richard Wise
3:45 PM
BABBIO 320
Social Enterprise
Systems Engineering
James Mason
Soroush Bassam,
Jeffrey Herrmann and
Linda Schmidt
BABBIO 220
SESSION 6
3:15 PM
BABBIO 319
SERC
TRACK
Trusted Systems 1
Christina Barboza
An Object-Oriented
and Executable SysML
Framework for Rapid
Model Development
PARADIGM Shift:
A Method for
Feasibility Studies of
New Systems
Santiago BalestriniRobinson, Dane
Freeman and Daniel
Browne
Holger Schumann,
Axel Berres,
Sönke Escher and
Tilman Stehr
Trusted Systems 2
4:15 PM
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CONFERENCE CHAIRS
Dr. Robert Cloutier, Conference Chair
Associate Professor and Director, Systems
Engineering Programs, School of Systems
and Enterprises, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Dr. Jon Wade, Technical Program Chair
Professor, School of Systems and
Enterprises, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Doris Schultz, Logistics Chair
Systems Engineering Research Center,
Stevens Institute of Technology
TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Paulette Acheson, Missouri University of
Science & Technology
Tom Herald, Stevens Institute of
Technology
James Nemes, Pennsylvania State
University
Mark Ardis, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Paulien Herder, TU Delft: Delft University
of Technology
Roshanak Nilchiani, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Mark Austin, Institute for Systems
Research (ISR) - University of Maryland
Babak Heydari, Stevens Institute of
Technology
David Olwell, Naval Postgraduate School
Mark Avnet, Texas A&M University
Eirik Hole, Stevens Institute of Technology
John Baras, The University of Maryland
LiGuo Huang, Southern Methodist
University
Mark Blackburn, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Roy Kalawksy, Loughborough University
Doug Bodner, Georgia Institute of
Technology
Robert Karban, Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
NASA
Robbie Cohen, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Joseph Kasser, National University of
Singapore
Paul Collopy, University of Alabama at
Huntsville
Supannika Koolmanojwong, University of
Southern California
John Colombi, The Air Force Institute of
Technology
Linda Laird, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Major Cory Cooper, United States Air Force
Academy
Jo Ann Lane, University of Southern
California
Cihan Dagli, Missouri University of Science
and Technology
Luca Iandoli, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Judith Dahmann, MITRE
Richard Malak, Texas A&M University
Navindran Davendralingam, Purdue
University
Mo Mansouri, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Dov Dori, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Karen Marais, Purdue University
Rick Dove, Stevens Institute of Technology
Robert Edson, Applied Systems Thinking
Institute
Tommer Ender, Georgia Institute of
Technology
David Enke, Missouri University of Science
and Technology
Susan Ferreira, University of Texas at
Arlington
David Flanigan, John Hopkins University
Applied Physics Lab
Devanandham Henry, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Chris Oster, Lockheed Martin
Lee Osterweil, University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Louis Pape, Boeing
Mike Pennock, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Mike Pennotti, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Mikel Petty, University of Alabama at
Huntsville
Art Pyster, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jose Ramirez-Marquez, Stevens Institute
of Technology
Adam Ross, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
William Rouse, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Tommy Ryan, University of Arizona
Bill Scherlis, Carnegie Mellon University
Albert Sols, Buskerud and Vestfold
University College
Michael Masin, IBM R&D Labs
Alice Squires, Wayne State University
James Mason, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Rich Turner, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Tom McDermott, Georgia Institute of
Technology
Ricardo Valerdi, University of Arizona
Don Merino, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Jon Wade, Stevens Institute of Technology
Bill Miller, Stevens Institute of Technology
Steve Yang, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Bill Watson, Purdue University
Somayeh Moazeni, Stevens Institute of
Technology
Gerrit Muller, Buskerud and Vestfold
University College
Ye Yang, Stevens Institute of Technology
Teresa Zigh, Stevens Institute of
Technology
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