in cooperation with
ACM/SIGSIM
March 22 - 27, 2009
Doubletree Hotel San Diego-Mission Valley
San Diego, CA
General Chair
Gabriel A. Wainer
Carleton University,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vice General Chairs
Cliff Shaffer,
Virginia Tech
&
Dr.
Robert McGraw,
RAM
Laboratories, Inc.
Program Chair
Michael J. Chinni
US ARMY -
RDECOM - ARDEC
Tutorial Chair
Prof. Axel Lehmann
Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen
Poster Chair
Abdolreza Abhari
Ryerson University, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada
Awards Chair
Cliff Shaffer,
Virginia Tech, USA
Exhibits &
Publicity Chair
David Long
SAGETEA Group
Local Arrangements Chair
Dr.
Robert McGraw,
RAM
Laboratories, Inc.
Sponsored by
The Society for Modeling and Simulation International
(SCS)
P.O. Box 17900
San Diego, CA 92177-7900
Tel: 858-277-3888
Fax: 858-277-3930
E-mail: scs@scs.org
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Call for Papers
Military Modeling and Simulation Symposium (MMS'09)
Part
of the 2009 Spring Simulation Multiconference (SpringSim'09)
March 22 - 27, 2009
Doubletree Hotel San Diego-Mission Valley
San Diego, CA
Full Paper Submission Deadline has been
extended to November 30, 2008
The Military Modeling and Simulation Symposium is a series of annual spring
gatherings devoted to the full breadth of modeling and simulation in the
military domain. In addition to providing a venue for publication and
presentation of peer-reviewed papers, the symposium is a place for networking,
discussions, and exchange of information with military modelers and
simulationists from around the world. To that end, the symposium welcomes papers
on any aspect of modeling and simulation related to the military, especially in
any of the following areas:
- Simulation Support to Operations
- Battlefield Visualization
- Course of Action Analysis
- Mission Rehearsal
- In-Theater Training
- Electronic performance support systems
- Operations and Command and Control
- Battle field / battle theater simulation
- Simulation during operations
- C4I simulation
- Counterforce operations
- Airspace management
- Training, Exercises, and Military Operations
- Simulations in training
- Simulation / exercise integration
- Mission Planning & Rehearsal
- Embedded training
- Assessment
- Serious Games
- Games in training
- Game AI for military M&S
- Leveraging game development experience
- Computer generated forces
- Game-based simulation technology
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- Domains (Land, Sea, Air)
- Synthetic environments / virtual realities
- Surface and subsurface warfare
- Avionics, flight control, flight simulation
- Unmanned vehicles
- Synthetic Environment Development
- Tools
- Processes
- Computer generated forces
- Agent-based combat modeling
- Physical Modeling and Effects
- Lethality, vulnerability survivability
- Impact and penetration modeling
- Computational fluid and molecular dynamics
- Structural and solid mechanics modeling
- Ballistics & propellant simulation
- Advanced Concepts and Requirements
- Simulation and Experimentation of new concepts
- Requirements development
- Predicted impacts of technology integration
- Intelligent systems simulation
- Research, Development, and Acquisition
- Design, development, and acquisition for new weapons systems
and equipment
- Simulation and modeling for acquisition, requirements, and
training (SMART)
- Simulation-based acquisition
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How to participate
Paper Sessions
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Technical Articles present significant results in
research, practice, or education, and will be selected based on originality
of the work and contribution to the field or body of knowledge of military
modeling and simulation.
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Experience Reports present timely information on the
application of modeling and simulation in the military domain, and will be
selected based on the interest of the experience presented to the military
modeling and simulation community.
Topical Sessions
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Workshops provide a session for military modeling and
simulation professionals to explore issues, challenges, new developments,
and other areas of interest.
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Panel sessions allow a group of experts to address a
particular topic and exchange views between themselves and the audience.
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Tutorials allow experts in particular areas of
military modeling and simulation to share their expertise with their
colleagues.
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