The 1994 Electronic Conference on Constructive Training Simulations will bring together simulation professionals in an entirely new context. The conference will be held entirely on the Internet, where all presentations, panels, and question & answer sessions will be exchanged via E-Mail, effectively extending access into services such as CompuServe, America Online, and GEnie. A major goal of the event is to provide broad access to technical presentations and professional development, free of the traditional constraints of expense, travel, and schedule conflicts.
Papers will be presented on the most prominent simulations in the constructive community. These include:
Corps Battle Simulation (CBS) - Air Warfare Simulation (AWSIM) - Tactical Simulation (TACSIM) - Combat Support Services Training Simulation System (CSSTSS) - Modular Semi-Automated Forces (ModSAF) - Enhanced Naval Wargaming System (ENWGS) - Joint Theater Level Simulation (JTLS) - Rapid Scenario Preparation Unit for Intelligence (RASPUTIN) - Aggregate Level Simulation Protocol (ALSP) - Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS).
The authors of these papers come from a wide variety of government, industry, and academia.
U.S. Army STRICOM - Naval Research and Development Center - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Los Alamos National Laboratory - Oak Ridge National Laboratory - MITRE - University of Virginia - Institute for Simulation and Training - Mystech Associates - Loral - MRJ - CACI - R&A - SAIC - Visicom.
Sponsored by:
Chairman:
Roger Smith, Mystech Associates, smithr@mystech.com
Advisors:
Dr. Tom O'Haver, University of Maryland
Dr. Paul Reynolds,
University of Virginia
Some analysis has been done on the audience participating in the conference. Below is a summary of that information. You will also receive a uuencoded GIF map of the world showing the contries that participated.
Groups: .com 34% .mil 28% .edu 11% .org & .gov 11% other 16% (international, states, & .net) Number of Unique: Companies: 59 Military Offices: 46 Universities: 30 Organizations: 12 Countries: 23 Countries: Austria Australia Canada Belgium Germany Spain Finland Great Britian Greece Hong Kong Ireland Israel Korea Netherlands Portugal Sweden Singapore Turkey Taiwan Venezuela South Africa United States (Alphabetized by Internet address code.)