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CogSIMA 2012: New Orleans, LA, USA
- Gabriel Jakobson, Mica R. Endsley, Mitch Kokar:
IEEE International Multi-Disciplinary Conference on Cognitive Methods in Situation Awareness and Decision Support, CogSIMA 2012, New Orleans, LA, USA, March 6-8, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-0343-9 - Alice M. Mulvehill, David Rager, Renu Kurien Bostwick:
Collaborative incremental model development for an adaptive model-driven planning system. 1-6 - Brian Ulicny, Gerald M. Powell, Won Ng, Jakub Moskal, Mieczyslaw M. Kokar:
Situations and policies. 7-14 - Kellyn Rein, Ulrich Schade:
Battle Management Language as a "Lingua Franca" for situation awareness. 15-21 - Nuka Nwiabu, Ian Allison, Patrik Holt
, Peter Lowit
Case-based situation awareness. 22-29 - Tina Comes
Wijngaards, John Maule, David Allen, Frank Schultmann: Scenario reliability assessment to support decision makers in situations of severe uncertainty. 30-37 - Katie McConky, Rakesh Nagi
Improving event co-reference by context extraction and dynamic feature weighting. 38-43 - John Zachary, John McEachen:
A new signal primitive for monitoring complex information networks. 44-50 - Daniel Lafond, Michel B. Ducharme, Francois Rioux, Sébastien Tremblay
Training systems thinking and adaptability for complex decision making in defence and security. 51-58 - Ronald Böck, Stefan Glüge
Intraindividual and interindividual multimodal emotion analyses in Human-Machine-Interaction. 59-64 - Özgür Özmen, Levent Yilmaz
A complex adaptive model of information foraging and preferential attachment dynamics in Global Participatory Science. 65-72 - Vincent F. Mancuso, Dev Minotra
idsNETS: An experimental platform to study situation awareness for intrusion detection analysts. 73-79 - Dalila B. Megherbi, Vikram Malayia:
Cooperation in a distributed hybrid potential-field/reinforcement learning multi-agents-based autonomous path planning in a dynamic time-varying unstructured environment. 80-87 - Kevin Chan, Sibel Adali:
An agent based model for trust and information sharing in networked systems. 88-95 - Gabriel Jakobson:
Using federated adaptable multi-agent systems in achieving cyber attack tolerant missions. 96-102 - Jean-François Gagnon, Daniel Lafond, Michel B. Ducharme, Marie-Eve Saint-Louis, Sébastien Tremblay
Identification of adaptive behaviors and decision heuristics in a simulated strategic decision making task. 103-106 - Robert F. Stärk, Michael Farry, Jonathan D. Pfautz:
Mixed-initiative data mining with Bayesian networks. 107-110 - Andrey Belkin, Jürgen Beyerer
Information entropy and structural metrics based estimation of situations as a basis for situation awareness and decision support. 111-116 - Mohammad Mansour Riahi Kashani, Mehrdad Jangjou, Nima Khaefinejad, Touraj Laleh:
Adventurous robots equipped with basic emotions. 117-120 - Ying Li, Sheng Hong, Jun Huang, Song Mo:
The new environment model building method of penetration mission based on the artificial potential field approach. 121-125 - Rob Truxler, Emilie M. Roth, Ronald Scott, Stephen F. Smith, Jeffrey Wampler:
Designing collaborative automated planners for dynamically changing environments: Supporting agile adaption to changing priorities. 126-133 - Andre Garcia, Victor S. Finomore Jr., Gregory M. Burnett, Andrés A. Calvo, Carryl L. Baldwin, Chris Brill:
Evaluation of multimodal displays for waypoint navigation. 134-137 - Kristin E. Schaefer, Deborah R. Billings, Peter A. Hancock:
Robots vs. machines: Identifying user perceptions and classifications. 138-141 - Martin Kuehnhausen, Victor S. Frost, Gary J. Minden:
Framework for assessing the trustworthiness of cloud resources. 142-145 - Christofer Waldenström:
A microworld for investigating the effects of visualizing expanding search areas in naturalistic naval warfare tasks. 146-149 - Dalila B. Megherbi, Huthaifa Al-Omari:
A distributed behavioral-based technique for multi-agent sensory & event-driven autonomous formation and navigation. 150-157 - Gariann M. Gelston, Angela Dalton, Lucas Tate
Multi-organizational distributed decision making in the power grid industry. 158-161 - Ludovic Delaveau, Benjamin Loulier, Eric T. Matson, J. Eric Dietz:
A vector-space retrieval system for contextual awareness. 162-165 - Tamara Jiménez, Juan Carlos Aguado
Enhancing optical networks with cognition: Case-Based Reasoning to estimate the quality of transmission. 166-169 - Natalia Fernández, Ramón J. Durán
Cognitive algorithm to solve the impairment-aware virtual topology design problem in reconfigurable optical networks. 170-173 - Michael Tyworth, Nicklaus A. Giacobe, Vincent Mancuso, Christopher L. Dancy:
The distributed nature of cyber situation awareness. 174-178 - John P. Machuca, Michael E. Miller
A Cognitive Task Analysis-based evaluation of Remotely Piloted Aircraft situation awareness transfer mechanisms. 179-182 - Joseph DiVita, Rob L. Morris:
Managing critical events: Designing an attention allocation system. 183-186 - David Schuster, Joseph Roland Keebler, Jorge Zúñiga, Florian Jentsch:
Individual differences in SA measurement and performance in human-robot teaming. 187-190 - Tove Helldin, Göran Falkman
Human-centered automation for improving situation awareness in the fighter aircraft domain. 191-197 - Jürgo-Sören Preden, Leo Motus, Raido Pahtma, Merik Meriste:
Data exchange for shared situation awareness. 198-201 - Martin Holmberg, Pontus Svenson:
Lessons identified from the use of automated information fusion in collaborative environments. 202-205 - Raju Gottumukkala, John Zachary, Baker Kearfott, Ramesh Kolluru:
Real-time information driven decision support system for evacuation planning. 206-209 - Richard Breton, Éloi Bossé, Robert Rousseau, Sébastien Tremblay
Framework for the Analysis of Information Relevance (FAIR). 210-213 - Sébastien Tremblay
Support of collaborative work in battlespace management: Shared (loss) of situation awareness. 214-217 - Michael A. Champion
Team-based cyber defense analysis. 218-221 - Camilo Gómez, Diego Castiblanco, Mauricio Sánchez-Silva, Leonardo Dueñas-Osorio:
Conceptual and computational insights from a holistic framework for infrastructure management. 222-229 - Jared Culbertson, Kirk Sturtz, Mark E. Oxley, Steven K. Rogers:
Probabilistic situations for reasoning. 230-234 - Huan Tan, Qian Du, Na Wu:
A framework for cognitive robots to learn behaviors through imitation and interaction with humans. 235-238 - Victoria Romero, Corey Lofdahl, Eric Carlson:
SSIM: Using social science to model the effects of influence campaigns on attitudes and behaviors. 239-242 - Po-Chun Chen, Peng Liu, John Yen, Tracy Mullen:
Experience-based cyber situation recognition using relaxable logic patterns. 243-250 - Albert C. Esterline, Srinivas Banda, William Wright, Kiran Krishnamurthy:
A system for shared battlefield situation awareness exploiting common knowledge and theory of mind. 251-258 - Norman Groner, Charles Jennings, Amy Robinson:
A negotiated-text method for assessing situation awareness information requirements from emergency responders. 259-263 - M. Todd Gardner, Cory C. Beard, Deep Medhi:
Avoiding high impacts of geospatial events in mission critical and emergency networks using linear and swarm optimization. 264-271 - Srivathsan Srinivasagopalan, Supratik Mukhopadhyay, Ramesh Bharadwaj:
A complex-event-processing framework for smart-grid management. 272-278 - Janet Marsden, Joseph V. Treglia
Dynamic emergency response communication: The Intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway (iDAWG). 279-286 - George Thomas:
Situation awareness issues in tactical cognitive radio. 287-293 - Gregorio E. Drayer, Ayanna M. Howard:
A granular approach to the automation of bioregenerative life support systems that enhances situation awareness. 294-300 - Erika Matsak, Peeter Lorents:
Decision-support systems for situation management and communication through the language of algebraic systems. 301-307 - Jean Roy, Alexandre Bergeron Guyard:
Supporting threat analysis through description logic reasoning. 308-315 - Giusj Digioia, Stefano Panzieri
INFUSION: A system for situation and threat assessment in current and foreseen scenarios. 316-323 - Yvonne Fischer, Jürgen Beyerer
Acceptance of automatic situation assessment in surveillance systems. 324-331 - Nuka Nwiabu, Ian Allison, Patrik Holt
User interface design for situation-aware decision support systems. 332-339
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