SEAri
Scholars Receive Best Paper Awards
at
INCOSE International Symposium 2008
July
9, 2008
Two
papers authored by members of ESD’s
Systems Engineering Advancement Research
Initiative (SEAri) received the Best
Paper awards at the 2008 Symposium
of the International Council on Systems
Engineering (INCOSE), held June 16–20,
in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Dr.
Adam M. Ross, ESD Research Scientist,
and Dr.
Donna H. Rhodes, ESD Senior Lecturer
and Principal Research Scientist,
received one of the awards for their
paper “Using Natural Value-Centric
Time Scales for Conceptualizing System
Timelines through Epoch-Era Analysis.”
(Click here
to download a PDF.)
Matthew
G. Richards, ESD doctoral candidate;
Dr. Ross; Professor
Daniel E. Hastings, professor
of Engineering Systems and Aeronautics
and Astronautics, and Dean for Undergraduate
Education; and Dr. Rhodes were given
the second award for “Two Empirical
Tests of Design Principles for Survivable
System Architecture.” (Click
here
to download a PDF of the paper.)
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