CSER 2013 - 11th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research (CSER 2013)

Welcome to the 11th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research (CSER 2013) to be held March 19-22, 2013, in Atlanta, Georgia. The Georgia Institute of Technology is honored to host CSER 2013. CSER has become the leading conference and platform for systems engineering that both pushes the boundaries of current research and identifies and responds to new challenges, fostering new research ideas. At CSER 2013, researchers from around the world will be presenting papers addressing societal challenges and next-generation systems for meeting them. Papers will address topics from evolutionary systems to smart grid and infrastructure, workforce training and even defense and aerospace. It is sure to be one of the most informative systems conferences of the year.
This year papers will be accepted in the areas of:
Systems engineering core concepts
Architecture specification
Requirements elicitation, definition, analysis and management
Design methodologies and frameworks
Human systems integration
Automated systems
Software systems and software-intensive systems engineering
Uncertainty modeling
Risk analysis and mitigation
Lifecycle analysis and cost estimation
Technology and system maturity models
Systems engineering workflow and management
Verification and validation methods
Model-based systems engineering
Computational systems engineering methods
Agent-based systems modeling and simulation
System dynamics
Discrete-event systems modeling and simulation
Optimization methods
Multi-method systems modeling and analysis
Systems engineering education and training
STEM
Systems thinking
Systems engineering education
Pre-college
Undergraduate and capstone courses
Graduate
Systems engineering workforce development
Systems engineering knowledge capture and management
Next-generation systems engineering
Systems-of-systems
Enterprises-as-systems
Complex adaptive systems
Evolutionary systems
Resilient systems
Trusted systems and cyber security
Self-learning systems and machine learning
Expedited and agile systems engineering methods
Multi-disciplinary approaches and needs
Systems engineering and socio-technical systems
Systems engineering and economic modeling
Negotiation methods for system features and capabilities in multi-stakeholder environments
Systems engineering applications
Air traffic control
Communication and sensors
Consumer products
Defense and aerospace
Healthcare
Humanitarian systems & disaster response
Information technology & software development
Security & terrorism deterrence
Smart grid & infrastructure
Smart transportation
Space
Unmanned systems
Other
Authors wishing to submit a paper for consideration to the 2013 CSER conference please click here for details.
Chair: Chris Paredis, Ph.D. (GA Tech), Technical Chairs: Carlee Bishop, Ph.D. (GA Tech) & Doug Bodner, Ph. D. (GA Tech).