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Thursday – April 14, 2011
Start TimeEnd TimeEventLocation
5:007:00RegistrationSeascape
5:007:00SEANet Poster SessionSeascape
5:007:00SocialSeascape

Friday – April 15, 2011

Start Time

End Time

Event

Location

7:00

5:00

Registration

Coral Foyer

7:00

8:00

Continental Breakfast

Redondo Foyer

7:00

5:00

Exhibits

Redondo Foyer

Plenary Session

Redondo 1,2,3

 

Name

Title

Topic

8:00

8:10

Terry Rector

Director, COM DEV USA

Conference Administration

8:10

8:20

Azad Madni

Professor, Epstein School of Industrial and System Engineering, USC

Conference Chair Welcome

8:20

8:44

Yannis Yortsos

Dean, Viterbi School of Engineering, USC

Systems Education and Research in Viterbi School of Engineering

8:44

9:18

Ron Sugar

Interview w/Azad Madni Northrop Grumman Corp, Chairman CEO Emeritus

From Young Systems Engineer to CEO of Northrop -  Insights

9:18

9:42

Michael Ryschkewitsch

NASA Chief Engineer

NASA Model Based Systems Engineering Challenges

09:42

9:57

Break

Redondo Foyer

9:57

10:21

Dinesh Verma

Dean, School of Systems and Enterprises, Stevens Institute of Technology

Open Academic Model for Extended Enterprise for System Engineering Research

Redondo 1,2,3

10:21

10:45

Azad Madni

Professor, Epstein School of Industrial and System Engineering, USC

Integrating Humans with and within Adaptable Systems

10:45

11:09

Barry Boehm

Professor, Computer Science, USC

Balancing Systems Effectiveness, Resilience, and Affordability

11:09

11:33

Donna Rhodes

Senior Lecturer and Principal Research Scientist, MIT

The Ancestor Effect: Implications for Systems Engineering Research and Education

11:33

11:57

George Friedman

Professor, Epstein School of Industrial and System Engineering, USC

The Value of Quantitative Measures in SE

12:00

1:00

Lunch

Seascape Ballroom

Break Out Sessions

Location

Redondo 2,3

Bay Room

Catalina

Redondo Salon 1

Esplanade

Marina

Track Lead

Roger Ghanem, University of Southern California

Regina Griego, Sandia Lab

Jennifer Bayuk, Stevens Institute of Technology

Jian Guo

Delft University of Technology

Gerrit Muller, Buskerud University College

Barry Boehm and Jo Ann Lane, University of Southern California

Track Theme

Applied Systems Thinking

Model Based Systems Engineering I

Systems Assessment and Assurance

Systems Development, Design and Acquisition I

Model Applications and Approaches I

Value Engineering  I

1:00

1:30

 Mexico's Cartel Problem:  A Systems Thinking Perspective (McGee)

Using Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) Methods in Flight Test

(Alvidrez)

Survey of NASA Mars Exploration Missions-Software Fault Protection Architecture (Jaunich)

Dependable Control Systems Design and Evaluation (Alho)

Improving Systems Engineering and Acquisition with a Formal System Utility Function (McKendree)

Towards a Framework for Systems Engineering Reuse

(Fortune)

1:30

2:00

 Systems Thinking-enabled Real Options Reasoning for Complex Socio-technical Systems and Programs (Madni)

Modeling the Management of Open Source Software Projects (Cowling)

Security V & V (Bayuk)

Software Design Patterns for Ontology-Enabled Traceability (Delgoshaei)

Model for Distributed Infantry Immersion Training Systems (IITS) (Acheson)

Total Ownership Cost Models for Valuing System Flexibility (Boehm)

2:00

2:30

Developing Systems Thinking Competencies through Facilitated Simulation Experiences (Perkins)

A Formal Method for Assessing Interoperability Using Architecture Model Elements and Relationships (Giammarco)

Challenges for Systems Engineering When Applied to Increasingly Autonomous Systems (Callow)

Integrate-Modify-Create: Applying Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Rapid Prototyping (LaTour)

Definition and Determination of Utility Metrics for Multi-Attribute Decision Analysis (MADA) Tools Applied During the Concept Design of Novel Technologies (Lennon)

Developing a Value Improvement Model for Repetitive Processes: An Airport Security Body Scanner Case Study Example (Gibbons)

2:30

3:00

Geo-Statistical Approach to Estimating Asteroid Exploration Parameters (Lincoln)

Modeling Large-Scale Critical Enterprises (Griego)

Would A Rigorous Knowledge Base in Systems Pathology Add Significantly to the SE Portfolio? (Troncale)

Extending the Useful Life of a Product While Preserving Competitive Advance Through Product Line Architectures (Madni)

Selecting Development Strategy Under Pressure for Shortening Time to Market (TTM) (Frank)

Application and Validation of Concept Maturity Assessment Framework (Scharch)

3:00

3:30

Break

Redondo Foyer

Location

Redondo 2,3

Bay Room

Catalina Room

Redondo Salon 1

Esplanade

Marina

Track Lead(s)

Azad Madni and Maryann Hiller, USC Viterbi School of Engineering

Dustin Jepperson, SBIRS Program Office

Jon Wade, Stevens Institute of Technology

Moti Frank, Holon Institute of Technology, Israel

Paulette Acheson, and Cihan Dagli, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Ricardo Valerdi, MIT & Marilee Wheaton, The Aerospace Corporation

Track Theme

Healthcare and Medical Informatics

Model Based Systems Engineering II

Systems and Enterprise Architecture I

Systems Development, Design and Acquisition II

Model Applications and Approaches II

Value Engineering II

3:30

4:00

A Systems Thinking Approach to Address Sustainability in Healthcare Systems (Faezipour)

The Potential of Model Based Systems Engineering and the AP233 Standard for Space System Acquisition (Jepperson)

Adaptability: Lessons Learned from the B-52 Architecture (Condie)

Agile Systems Engineering Research in DoD Acquisition (Rodriguez)

The Application of Fuzzy Logic in Linguistic Variables to Determine Good Requirements (Acheson)

Improved Correlation for Systems Engineering Return on Investment (Honour)

4:00

4:30

Systems Model-based Public Health Insights through Handheld Platforms (Hovmand)

Relational Model Transformations:  Application and Simulation for Space Systems Engineering (Okuda)

Ideas for a Decision Support System for Predicting Undesirable Emergent Properties (Tejeda)

Automating Trade Space Analysis in Systems Design (Kichkaylo)

Researching the Application of Pugh Matrix in the Sub-sea Equipment Industry

 (Muller)

Adaptability and Affordability Measures for Netcentric Command and Control Systems (Pitsko)

4:30

5:00

Understanding the Coevolution of Technology and Treatment in Military Psychological Health Service Delivery

 (Ippolito)

Using Discrete Event Simulation for Estimates of Semiautonomous Systems

(Schneider)

Enterprise System Governance Using Resource Based View of the Firm:  FAA NextGen Case Study

 (Darabi)

System-Level Reliability Analysis for Conceptual Design of Electrical Power Systems (Kurtoglu)

Base Camp Planning:  A SysML Approach

 (Nottage)

Diseconomies of Scale in Systems Engineering (Marticello)

5:00

5:30

Gaps in Comparative Effectiveness Research: A Systems Perspective (Hiller)

Analyzing Social Systems Based on the Expression of Cultural Identity Through Artifacts, A Survey Approach

(Moriarty)

Architecting for Emergence by Identifying and Characterizing its Sources (Dauby)

Systems Engineering of Software (Landauer)

Problem-Solving Style and its Impact on Engineering Team Effectiveness (Neill)

Expanding Constraint Theory to Determine Consistency and Computational Allowability of Multi-Dimensional Math Models (Phan)

6:00

7:00

Reception

Coral Foyer

7:00

9:00

Dinner Banquet

Speaker:  Stephen Welby, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Systems Engineering

Seascape Ballroom

                         

 


Saturday – April 16, 2011

Start Time

End Time

Event

Location

7:00

5:00

Registration

Coral Foyer

7:00

8:00

Continental Breakfast

Redondo Foyer

7:00

5:00

Exhibits

Redondo Foyer

Break Out Sessions

Location

Redondo 2,3

Bay Room

Catalina

Redondo Salon 1

Esplanade

Marina

Track Lead(s)

Larry Earnest, Northrop Grumman Corp

Jim Hines,

University of Southern California

Colin Neill Penn State

Jared Fortune, The Aerospace Corporation

Elliot Axelband, RAND Corp and Indrajeet Dixit, University of Southern California

Thomas McKendree,

Raytheon Company

Track Theme

System Engineering Methodologies and Process I

Systems Engineering Education I

Systems and Enterprise Architecture II

Systems Development, Design, and Acquisition III

Systems Engineering Management I

Complex Systems and System of Systems

8:00

8:30

Integrated Health Monitoring for Aircraft-A Literature Review and Gap Analysis (Albinali)

Academic Research

 Degree Deliverables-The Embodiment of a Tacit Conceptualization of Research and the Challenge of the New (Ferris)

The Impact of Problem Solving Level and Style  within the SOAR Cognitive Architecture (Ergin)

Understanding Pre-quantitative Risk in Projects (Cooper)

Systems Engineering Philosophy:  No Easy Answers? (Dixit)

Systems of Systems Architecture Patterns Which Enable Agility (Hennig)

8:30

9:00

Developing Methods to Design for Evolvability:  Research Approach and Preliminary Design Principles (Beesemyer)

In Praise of Generalism:  Systems Thinking Applied to Systems Engineering Education

(Harney)

An Ontology Model for Characterizing Emergent Properties From a Systems Engineering Perspective (Ferreira)

Platform-Based Engineering:  New Directions and Insights (Madni)

Uncertainty Characterization and Management of Space Systems (Guo)

System Interoperability Influence on System of Systems Engineering Effort (Lane)

9:00

9:30

Towards A Pattern Approach to Process Tailoring and Reuse (Earnest)

The Growth of Systems Engineering Graduate Programs in the United States (Lasfer)

Architecture Trade-off Analysis and Reconfiguration (Dagli)

The User-Friendly Spacecraft Initiative (Maxwell)

Google ME:  Bringing Social Networks to a New Dimension (Miller)

Systemic Tools and Systemic Media for Enhanced Application of Checkland's Soft Systems in Method (SSM) in Development of Complex Systems (Martin)

9:30

10:00

A Method Using Epoch-Era Analysis to Identify Valuable Changeability in System Design

(Fitzgerald)

Not Used

An Integrated, Modular Research Architecture for the Transformation of Systems Engineering (Wade)

Evolution of Human Systems Engineering:  What can HSE do for you? (Nicholson)

Managing Uncertainty in Dating and Other Complex Systems

(White)

An Investigative Model of How Complex Systems Work:  "Artificial Systems Research" Based on Natural Systems Science (Troncale)

10:00

10:30

Break

Redondo Foyer

Location

Redondo 2,3

Bay Room

Catalina

Redondo Salon 1

Esplanade

Marina

Track Lead(s)

Cecilia Haskins, Norwegian U. of S&T

Nicole Hutchison, Stevens Institute of Technology

Jason Dauby, MST and Susan Ferreira, UT Arlington

Yvette Rodriguez, DAU

Elliot Axelband, RAND Corp and Indrajeet Dixit, University of Southern California

Jim Hines, University of Southern California

Track Theme

Systems Engineering Methodologies and Process II

Systems Engineering Education II

Systems and Enterprise Architecture III

Systems Development, Design, Acquisition IV

Systems Engineering Management II

Homeland Security

10:30

11:00

Joint Cognitive Systems Engineering Methodology (Hale)

Systems Analysis of On-Line Collaboration Systems

 (Holgerson)

The Archetypes of Systems Engineering Strategy (Smartt)

Accelerating US Defense Systems Development via OODA Loops:  A Prospective Study

(Goddard)

The Role of Processes and Management Battle Rhythms in Systems Acquisition (Sisti)

Analyzing Illegal Trafficking in Cocaine Using Systems Engineering Methods (Langford)

11:00

11:30

Defining Flexibility and Flexibility-Related Terminology (Ryan)

Building a Competency Taxonomy to Guide Experience Acceleration of Lead Program Systems Engineers

 (Wade)

Jupiter Europa Orbiter (JEO) Architecture Definition Process (Shishko)

A Space Acquisition Leading Indicator Based on System Interoperation Maturity (Shibata)

Research Issues Raised by the Guide to the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (Adcock)

The Use of Systemigrams in System Template Development and Assessment:  An Example in Disaster Management (Mussante)

11:30

12:00

Reworking The Integral System Engineering Method Domain Specific Languages (Palmer)

Systems Practice in Engineering:  Reflections on Teaching Research Methods and Contribution to Methodological Development (Yearworth)

System Maturity Assessment through System Engineering Architectural Artifacts (Sarfaraz)

Design of Changeable Production Stages

(Wagner)

Are You in Touch with Your System Engineering "Softer-Side"? (Williams)

Terrorism Networks-A Review of Structure-based Approaches on Modeling and Destabilization

(Maurer)

12:00

1:00

Lunch

Seascape Ballroom

Break Out Sessions, Continued

Location

Redondo 2,3

Bay Room

Catalina

Redondo Salon 1

Esplanade

Marina

Track Lead(s)

Cecilia Haskins, Norwegian U. of S&T

Not Used

Jason Dauby, MST and Susan Ferreira, UT Arlington

Yvette Rodriguez, DAU

Elliot Axelband, RAND Corp and Indrajeet Dixit, University of Southern California

Not Used

Track Theme

Systems Engineering Methodologies and Process II

Not Used

Systems and Enterprise Architecture III

Systems Development, Design, Acquisition IV

Systems Engineering Management II

Not Used

1:00

1:30

Can Systems Engineering Support Sustainable Innovation? (Haskins)

Not Used

Meeting Today's Challenge for Systems Architecting (Waldo)

The Concept Design Process of the First Generation Prius

(Yin)

Governing the Extended Enterprise:  Defining the Role of Involvement for the Stakeholder's Perspective (Mansouri)

Not used

1:30

2:30

Break

Redondo Foyer

2:30

4:30

Leadership Panel

Redondo 1,2,3

Elliot Axelband (Moderator)

Panel Discussion

Senior Engineer, RAND

John Thomas

Sr. Vice President, BAH, INCOSE President–Elect

Stephen O’Neill

President Boeing Satellite Systems International, and Vice President of Commercial Satellite Systems for Space and Intelligence Systems

Christopher  Cool

Sector Vice President; Quality, Safety & Mission Assurance, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems

Bob Neches

OASD (R&E) Engineered Resilient Systems S&T Priority Council Lead

4:30

5:00

Closing Comments

Redondo 1,2,3

Closing Remarks

Azad Madni

Beth O’Donnell

Terry Rector

 

  


The SEANET Workshop

INCOSE Systems Engineering and Architecting Doctoral Student Network (SEANET) will feature speakers, panel sessions, and working sessions on the process of completing doctoral education and research.

The date/time/location details: April 14, 2011, University of Southern California.  The Call for Participation will be published in January 2011.  THe workshop is open to current and soon-to-be doctoral students.

Participants will be invited to exhibit a Research Poster at and attend the CSER Opening Reception

Date: Thursday, April 14th, 2011 (networking social/poster session) transportation will be provided Questions on SEANET please contact the CO-Directors, Dr. Donna Rhodes ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )Dr. Ricardo Valerdi ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ), and Dr. Cecilia Haskins ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ).

Click here to Download SEANET's Call for Participation 

INCOSE SEANET Website:  http://www.incose.org/practice/research/seanet.aspx 

  

 

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