C4I Center Awards

The paper, Machine Interpretable Representation of Commander's Intent by Per M. Gustavsson, Dr. Michael R. Hieb, Dr. Lars Niklasson, Dr. Philip Moore, Dr. Patric Eriksson presented at the 13th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium in Bellevue, WA 2008 won the Best Student Paper Award.

The paper, NATO MSG-048 Coalition Battle Management Initial Demonstration -- Lessons Learned and Way Forward by Dr. J. Mark Pullen, Ole Martin Mevassvik, Nicolas Cordonnier, Sergio Galan, Lionel Khimeche, Lieurenant Sabas Gonzáles Godoy, Dr. Ulrich Schade, Michael Powers, Nico de Rues, Nanne LeGrand, Major Kevin Galvin presented at the IEEE/SISO Simulation Interoperability Workshop, Spring 2008 won the Best Technical Paper Award.

The paper, A Framework for Integrating Command and Control Systems, Geographic Information Systems and Simulations by Dr. Michael R. Hieb, Dr. J. Mark Pullen, David Swann, Gary Scoffield, Kay Pedersen, James Muguira, Michael Powers presented at the Euro Simulation Interoperability Conference in Genoa, Italy June 18-20, 2007 won the Best Technical Paper Award.

The paper, Development of Formal Grammars to Support Coalition Command and Control: A Battle Management Language for Orders, Requests and Reports (I-069), by Drs. Mike Hieb and Ulrich Schade, was nominated for the Best Paper Award for the 11th International Command and Control Research Technology Symposium in Cambridge, England, September 2006.

The paper, Formalizing Battle Management Language: A Grammar for Specifying Orders, by Drs. Mike Hieb, C4I Center and Ulrich Schade, FGAN-FKIE, has been awarded the 2006 Spring "SIWzie" Award.

Network EducationWare (NEW) was awarded first place in the First International Competition of Non-Commercial Software Systems, Tools, and Products for Web-based Education, February 23, 2005.
Awarded by: International Association of Science and Technology for Development (IASTED) Fourth International Conference, Grindelwald, Switzerland. Photos

We are very proud to announce that three George Mason University students won nominations for Best Student Paper at the International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium 2005.

Ghazi Alghamdi (with K. Laskey, E. Wright, D. Barbara, and K.C. Chang)
Modeling Insider Behavior using Multi-Entity Bayesian Networks
Paulo Costa (with K. Laskey, F. Fung, M. Pool, and M. Takikawa)
MEBN Logic: A Key Enabler for Network-Centric Warfare
Sajjad Haider (with Alexander H. Levis)
Dynamic Influence Nets: An Extension of Timed Influence Nets for Modeling Dynamic Uncertain Situations