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Call for Papers - INCOSE Track at IEEE International Systems Conference 2010 |
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Written by Michael Kim
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IEEE International Systems Conference 2010, INCOSE Track April 5-8, 2010 Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina San Diego, CA, USA Theme: Engineering of Complex Systems, to include Systems-of-systems, Systems Engineering, Systems Integration, and Systems Thinking This year, INCOSE and IEEE have established an INCOSE Track at the IEEE International Systems Conference. There are twelve 30-minute presentation slots available. This notice is a call for papers & bios for evaluation to fill those slots. SUBMIT YOUR PAPER AND 100 WORD BIO to the INCOSE Track Coordinator,
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, for review. The paper must be a high quality draft and be the same format as for the INCOSE International Symposium. Also include your ORGANIZATION, ADDRESS, PHONE, and EMAIL. The last day to submit them is Friday February 26th. Speakers will be notified of acceptance beginning March 12th. Topic areas for consideration include: - System architecture
- Engineering system-of-systems
- Risk management of complex systems
- Systems reliability
- Engineering Processes for complex systems
- Service Oriented Architecture
- Comprehensive Cyber Security approaches to System Engineering
- Enterprise System Engineering
- Agile Development Methods of System of Systems
- Systems engineering quality management
- Systems modeling & simulation
- Systems Verification and Validation
- Systems engineering education and training
- Program/Project management for system-of-systems
- “Systems thinking” benefits
- Technology transfer between academia and industry
- Societal and Political impacts of systems and systems design
- The impact of systems engineering on other engineering fields
- Systems considerations such as:
- Disaster response
- Energy management & sustainability, including renewable energy
- Communications systems
- Medical systems
- Gaming and entertainment systems
- Transportation Systems
- Global Earth Observation
- Sensors integration and Application for a Net-centric environment
- Large-scale systems integration in any application area
| "Engineering of Complex Systems" Background
The IEEE Systems Council facilitates interactions among communities of interest on system-level problems and applications. System-level thinking is essential in the world today, not only for technical systems but also for society at large. The Council addresses the discipline of systems engineering, including the issues and complexities of system-level and system-of-systems applications, focusing on the total systems effectiveness of complex integrated systems of national and global significance. Conference Objectives
This conference seeks to create an interactive forum for the advancement of the practice of system design, development, and management, across the multiple disciplines and specialty areas associated with the engineering of systems. The conference will provide a venue for systems engineering practitioners, managers, researchers, and educators to exchange innovative concepts, ideas, applications, and lessons learned addressing: - Applications-oriented topics on large-scale systems and system-of-systems in topics noted above
- Systems engineering, education, standards, processes and methodologies for the system-of-systems environment
- Research opportunities and results relating to system-of-systems
Who Should Attend As this conference addresses system-of-systems, systems engineering and systems of significant national and global impact, it will provide an informative, highly interactive and educational venue for systems engineering practitioners, managers, researchers, and educators to exchange valuable information and develop new synergies to address the complex issues and problems of complex systems and system-of-systems. Join us in sharing your insights and work at IEEE International Systems Conference 2010 and help us answer the problem of Engineering Complex Systems. . . . We invite you to submit, for consideration, your abstracts detailing your work related to the Engineering of Complex Systems. Mark your calendar now and plan to join us for excellent, quality presentations and networking with colleagues from military/government, industry, and academia. | |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 February 2010 13:44 )
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A Call for “Systems-savvy” Reviewers |
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Written by Jorg Largent
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Dr. Arthur Pyster from the Steven Institute of Technology spoke on creating the systems engineering body of knowledge and curriculum guidelines for graduate degree programs in systems engineering at our speaker meeting on October 29, 2009. The following information provides more insight into Dr. Pyster’s presentation. A three-year global effort to create an internationally accepted body of knowledge for systems engineering is underway. To be successful, the effort will need hundreds of reviewers that each represent one or more of the many domains and disciplines that deal with complex systems. These domains and disciplines include, but are not limited to, health/medical, entertainment, energy, telecommunications, transportation, commercial, security, and safety. If you would like to be a part of a concerted effort to build a foundational and widely accepted body of knowledge and/or a graduate level curriculum framework for systems engineering, please volunteer to become a reviewer on the Body of Knowledge and Curriculum to Advance Systems Engineering (BKCASE – pronounced “bookcase”) project. |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 16 January 2010 11:09 )
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Insurgents in Iraq Hack Unmanned U.S. Planes |
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Written by Jorg Largent
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The headline above, which is from multiple news sources, provides a hypothetical situation upon which one can raise questions about the application of the systems engineering process, or lack thereof. An important part of the process is to identify and consider all of the stakeholders. Did the developers of the system consider the targets? |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 16 January 2010 11:07 )
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Speaker Meetings: Looking Back at 2009 |
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Written by Jorg Largent
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The speaker meetings have become a forum for the members of the Los Angeles Chapter in which they can learn from leaders in the industry — learning the challenges faced by various projects and learning about the successes and failures of other projects in the application of the systems engineering process. The learning and sharing process involves a presentation, followed by questions and answers and the presentation of a gift from the Chapter as an expression of the Chapter’s appreciation. The Los Angeles Chapter hosted nine speaker meetings (plus a modified speaker meeting co-hosted with the Southern California Software Process Improvement Network) during 2009.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 16 January 2010 10:49 )
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The INCOSE-LA 2010 Challenge: Another Year of Continuing Excellence |
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Written by Rosalind Lewis
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Greetings, INCOSE-LA. Let me begin by stating how honored I am to be selected as the 2010 President. I consider it a privilege to lead this great organization, which as a result of the dedicated leaders and volunteers before me, has achieved much. I am also humbled as your new leader. Working with the Board of Directors over the past year, I have seen how this Chapter, which I will call a system, has sought to understand the needs of its membership, has considered many events and activities to design learning and networking opportunities consistent with those needs, and has implemented these offerings with thoughtful attention to detail, born from a commitment to continuous improvement. Finally, I am hopeful that this year will continue the excellence and traditions that have garnered us recognition and many awards for our high performance. My hope is grounded in my belief that the work we do as systems engineers to address today's challenges — challenges made complex by the clashing of technological, organizational, societal, and economic factors — is more important now than ever. To that end, I invite you to seek out opportunities, existing and new, to participate actively in INCOSE-LA, and to contribute to making this one of our best years ever. |
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