Session P.  Advanced Modeling and Simulation

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

3:00-3:10 PM                     Introduction

3:10-3:35 PM                     PO-01 
Cooperation in Social Networks: Communication, Trust and Selflessness
David C. Arney, U.S. Army Research Office; Elisha Peterson, United States Military Academy 

3:35-4:00 PM                     PO-02 
Network Simulation Models
Ian A. McCulloh and Joshua A. Lospinoso, United States Military Academy; Kathleen M. Carley, Carnegie Mellon University Center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational Systems

4:00-4:25 PM                     PO-03 
Communication Properties of Self-organizing Networks (Swarms) as Inferred from Optical Mechanics
B. Lemasson and J. J. Anderson, University of Washington; R. A. Goodwin, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

4:25-4:50 PM                     PO-04 
Computational Models to Determine Transport and Hydrolysis Rate Parameters of Contaminants in a Water Distribution System
Mark D. Ginsberg, Frances C. Hill and Vincent F. Hock, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center; Margaret M. Hurley, U.S. Army Research Laboratory; Aleksei Aksimentiev, University of Illinois

4:50-5:15 PM                     PO-05 
Advances in Modeling and Simulation of Rotorcraft Noise and Associated Impacts on Survivability
Daniel Newman, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency; Thomas Doligalski, U.S. Army Research Office; Robert Minniti, Arion Systems, Inc.

5:15-5:40 PM                     P-JSHS
Construction of Mutually Orthogonal Latin Squares Using Modular Systems 
Timothy A. Tusing, Oak Hall School, Gainesville, FL

POSTERS

PP-01
Discerning Properties of a Self-organizing Network (Swarm) Shaping Its Structure, Function and Resilience
R. A. Goodwin and T. S. Bridges, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center; B. Lemasson and J. J. Anderson, University of Washington

PP-02
Analysis of Atomistic/Continuum Coupling Using Meshless Methods
M. Macri and P. W. Chung, U.S. Army Research Laboratory

PP-03
Computational Design of Biomimetic Gels with Properties of Human Tissues
Y. Sliozberg, J. Andzelm, J. K. Brennan and M. VanLandingham, U.S. Army Research Laboratory; V. Pryamitsyn and V. Ganesan, University of Texas at Austin

PP-04
Towards Long-time Simulation of Soft Tissue Simulant Penetration
Ramsharan Rangarajan, Raymond Ryckman and Adrian Lew, Stanford University

PP-05 - Withdrawn

PP-06
Image: Simulation for Understanding Complex Situations and Increasing Future Force Agility
Michel Lizotte, François Bernier, Marielle Mokhtari, Eric Boivin and Michel DuCharme, Defence Research & Development Canada – Valcartier; Denis Poussart, Laval University

PP-07
Application of Mathematical Modeling in Potentially Survivable Blast Threats in Military Vehicles
Sudhakar Arepally, David Gorsich, Karrie Hope, Stephen Gentner and Kari Drotleff, U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center

PP-08
Characterizing System Failure Curves with Vitality
J. J. Anderson, University of Washington

PP-09 - Withdrawn

PP-10
Addressing the Challenges Associated with Seamless Network C3
Thomas Herbert and John Matsumura, RAND Corporation

PP-11
Advanced Algorithm for Optimal Sensor-target and Weapon-target Pairings in Dynamic Collaborative Engagement
Z. R. Bogdanowicz and N. P. Coleman, U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center