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Current AutumnSim Info
General Chair: Dr. Jerry Couretas
Program Chair: Hamid Vakilzadian
VP of Conferences: Gabriel Wainer
The 2012 Autumn Simulation Multiconference is a state-of-the-art
conference involving several different academic subjects and areas of
professional activity. AutumnSim provides a unique opportunity to learn
about emerging M&S applications in many thriving fields. Areas
covered include Defense & Military, Homeland Security, Medical
Processes, Education & Training, and Energy, Climate &
Environment. The inaugural year of this conference proudly coincides
with the 60th anniversary of the Society for Modeling and Simulation
(SCS). This conference meets the needs of our simulation community by
offering rigorous paper reviews, as well as those of our industry
participants by providing a broad range of technical topics. Proposals
are solicited for papers, panels, tutorials, workshops, seminars,
social activities and for other presentation, discussion and
sponsorship formats. Opportunities are also available for organizing
and volunteering roles.
AutumnSim offers many ways to promote
simulation products and to enhance corporate images. Scientist,
engineers, managers, educators, and business professionals who develop
or use simulation tools are invited to participate and present original
papers. All accepted papers are published on the conference CD, by SCS
and in hard-copy by Curran's Print-on-Demand
service.
New Ideas!
We are also always looking for good
proposals for papers, panels, tutorials, workshops, seminars, exhibits,
and social activities. If you have ideas for other presentation,
discussion and sponsorship formats, please forward them to the
conference General Chair.
Volunteer Opportunities!
We encourage you to consider taking on a
leadership role in the conference – it improves the quality of our
event and enhances you professionally. To volunteer,
contact the General Chair or the SCS
office
Workshops and
Tutorials
"Hands-On/Minds-On Training for Refinery, Chemical Plant, and Power
Plant Operators" by Donald
C. Glaser
“Tunnel and Maritime Threats to Homeland Security” by Serge S. Duarte
"Security and Game Theory: Key Algorithmic Principles, Deployed Applications, And Lessons Learned" by Milind Tambe
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