ICCS06/TueEvening

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Tuesday Evening Breakout Sessions

Session chairs are in bold.

Complex Systems Education	Medical Simuluation	Homeland Security	Life and Computation	Innovation	Systems Engineering
Luba, Thea - Session: Complex Systems Education Hadlock, Charles - Guns, germs, and steel on the sugarscape: introducing undergraduates to agent based simulation Gessler, Nicholas - Through the looking-glass with ALiCE: artificial life, culture and evolution:	Meglan, Dwight - Simulation-based Surgery Training Bergeron, Bryan - Interdependent Man-Machine Problem Solving in Serious Games Rabinov, James - New Approaches to Computer-based Interventional Neuroradiology Training Teran, Joseph - Scientific Computing Applications in Biomedical Simulation of Soft Tissues	Cares, Jeff - Session: Homeland Security Narzisi, Giuseppe - Complexities, Catastrophes and Cities: Unraveling Emergency Dynamics Hayden, Nancy - The complexity of terrorism: considering surprise and deceit Schwehm, Markus - InterSim:A network-based outbreak investigation and intervention planning tool. Nelson, Gary - Structure and Dynamics of Multiple Agents in Homeland Security Risk Management Mesjasz, Czeslaw - Complexity Studies and Security in the Complex World: An Epistemological Framework of Analysis Lofdahl, Corey - Coordinating National Power using Complex Systems Simulation Brandt, Kevin - Operational synchronzation Ryan, Alex - About the Bears and the Bees: Adaptive Responses to Asymmetric Warfare Gheorghe, Adrian - Vulnerability Assessment of Complex Critical Infrastructures	Sayama, Hiroki - Session: Life and Computation Sulis, William - Emergence in the Game of Life Tosic, Predrag - Computational Complexity of Counting in Sparsely Networked Discrete Dynamical Systems Doursat, Rene - The growing canvas of biological development: multiscale pattern generation on an expanding lattice of gene regulatory networks Boguta, Kovas - Informational fracture points in cellular automata Teuscher, Christof - Live and Let Die: Will there be Life after Biologically Inspired Computation? Suzuki, Hideaki - A molecular network rewiring rule that represents spatial constraint	Adjali, Iqbal - Session: Innovation Struben, Jeroen - Identifying challenges for sustained adoption of alternative fuel vehicles and infrastructure He, Jiang - Mobility of innovators and prosperity of geographical technology clusters Wilkinson, Ian - Toward Agent Based Models of the Development And Evolution of Business Relations and Networks Carbonara, Nunzia - The competitive advantage of geographical clusters as complex adaptive systems: an exploratory study based on case studies and network analysis Takahashi, Kazuyuki - Complexity on Politics -How we construct perpetual peace - Fellman, Philip - Complexity, competitive intelligence and the “first mover” advantage Brantle, Thomas - Complex knowledge networks and invention collaborations	Norman, Doug - Session: Systems Engineering Sheard, Sarah - Bridging Systems Engineering and Complex Systems Sciences Kuras, Michael - What is a system? Grisogono, Anne-Marie - Success and failure in adaptation Maier, Jonathan R. A. - Representing the Complexity of Engineering Systems: A Multidisciplinary Perceptual Approach Wojcik, Leonard - Can Models Capture the Complexity of the Systems Engineering Process? Schmidt, Richard - Synthesis of Systems of Systems [SoS] is in fact the Management of System Design Complexity
Leadership
Luba, Thea - Session: Leadership Blandin, Nanette - Re-conceptualizing leadership for complex social systems Marion, Russ - Multi-Agent Based Simulation of a Model of Complexity Leadership Mao, Chi-Kuo - Principles of Organization Change -- A Complex System Perspective Valencia, Earl - Architecting the Next Generation of Technical Leaders Costanzo, Cory - Early Detection Capabilities: Applying Complex Adaptive Systems Principles to Business Environments