The Huntsville Simulation Conference (HSC) is an annual conference
located in Huntsville, Alabama with international participation. Abstracts and
papers are accepted only in electronic form. The final unclassified
proceedings are available on CD and in print. The HSC seeks technical papers,
briefings, tutorials, panel discussions, session organizers and session chairs
in a wide range of topic areas.
Classified presentations only are given on the first day of the
conference, Tuesday, October 30, at the Advanced Research Center (ARC).
Admittance to the classified sessions is limited to U.S. citizens with a
current Secret clearance who submit proper visit requests
prior to the conference (please
submit such requests as far in advance as possible to allow sufficient time to
process the request). There is no extra charge for those who are approved to attend the
classified sessions. No classified information is included in any conference
proceedings. Contact the
HSC General Chair for details.
Domains
- Biomedical Simulation
- Climate, Weather and Ocean Modeling
- Collaborative Engineering
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Computational Structural Mechanics
- Control Systems
- Distributed Simulation
- Environmental Quality Modeling
- Evolutionary Computing
- High Performance Computing
- Integrated Modeling and Test Environments
- Intelligent Systems
- Graduate Research in Simulation Technology
- Logistics, Supply Chain
- Military Forces Modeling and Simulation
- Operations Research and Analysis
- Signal/Image Processing
- Simulation Methodology, Theory and Philosophy
- Software/Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation
- Software/Hardware Tools
- Test and Evaluation
- Training
- Validation, Verification and Accreditation
- Virtual Environments and Visualization
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Applications
- Aviation, Missile and Space Simulation
- Battlefield Simulation
- Communications
- Earth Sciences
- Embedded Systems
- Future Combat Systems
- Homeland Defense/Societal Defense
- Human Behavioral Modeling
- Human Factors and Ergonomics
- Manufacturing
- Mission Planning
- Network Simulation
- Nuclear Systems
- Propulsion
- Radar Simulation
- Robotics, Kinematics
- Scene Generation
- Simulation Based Acquisition
- Simulation Based Design
- Simulation in Education
- Tactical Missile Systems
- Transportation
- Unmanned Systems
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Fees and Deadlines
- Electronic versions of one page abstracts are due by July 15,
2007
- Notification of acceptance by August 5, 2007
- Electronic versions of papers are due by September 9, 2007
- Author Registration by September 9, 2007
- Registration fees
- early (before September 9): $150 (Group discounts
available)
- late (September 9 to October 7): $180
- on-site: $200
- student (CD and presentations): $25 (not for student authors)
When accepted, submission of an abstract becomes a commitment to register,
attend and make a presentation. Forms of payment: U.S. Check, VISA,
MasterCard, American Express and Purchase Order. A booklet of abstracts and a
CD version of the Proceedings are distributed at the conference. A hard copy
of the proceedings is available at extra cost and shipped after the
conference. Conference fee includes a set of abstracts, a CD copy of the
proceedings, two luncheons and an evening social event.
Submit a one page abstract to the
SCS Conference Proceedings Management
System.
See information on submitting a tutorial proposal, see
Guidelines for Submitting a Tutorial Proposal.
Sponsorships and exhibit spaces are available. Contact the
HSC General Chair.
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