DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOV.
30th

The 2006 Military Modeling and Simulation Symposium will continue a series of annual spring symposiums devoted to the
full breadth of modeling and simulation in the military domain. This symposium, like the others in the Spring Simulation Multiconference, is a place for networking, discussions, and exchange of information with colleagues in your field and in other related fields. It also provides an international forum for acquiring unpublished public information on the latest technologies.
The symposium organizers welcome papers on any aspect of military modeling
and simulation.
Proposed Tracks / Areas of Interest
The tracks listed below suggest areas of recent interest,
but the organizers will happily include new topics.
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Military-Entertainment Convergence
Track
Chair: George Juntiff
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Serious Games |
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Simulation and Visualization
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2D and 3D visualization of simulations |
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Advanced Concepts and Requirements
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Simulation of new concepts |
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Requirements development |
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Predicted impacts of technology integration |
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Intelligent systems simulation |
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Entity and System Modeling and Behaviors
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Human performance modeling |
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Entity behaviors |
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Computer generated forces |
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Agent-based combat modeling |
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Research, Development, and Acquisition
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Design, development, and acquisition for new weapons systems and
equipment |
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Simulation and modeling for acquisition, requirements, and training
(SMART) |
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Simulation-based acquisition |
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RDT&E
Security |
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Domains (Sea, Land, Air, and Space)
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Synthetic environments / virtual realities |
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Surface and sub-surface warfare |
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Avionics, flight control, flight simulation |
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Unmanned aerial vehicles |
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Simulation & control of spacecraft |
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Training, Exercises, and Military Operations
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Simulations in training |
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Simulation / exercise integration |
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Mission Planning & Rehearsal |
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Embedded training |
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Assessment |
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Operations and Command and Control
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Battle field / battle theater simulation |
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Simulation during operations |
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C4I simulation |
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Counterforce operations |
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Airspace management |
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Physical Modeling and Effects
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Lethality, vulnerability & survivability |
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Impact and penetration modeling |
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Computational fluid and molecular dynamics |
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Structural and solid mechanics modeling |
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Ballistics & propellant simulation |
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Military Networking
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Network modeling and simulation |
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Network-centric warfare |
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Information assurance modeling and simulation |
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Simulations and the Global Information Grid |
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New Tracks and / or Sessions
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If you'd like to propose and run a track for the MMS
symposium, or a session (generally 3 or 4 papers in a 90 minute
session) within a track,
please contact John
M. D. Hill. |
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